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a spiral galaxy | the central region of the galaxy is elongated, suggesting a small bar | the bar is oriented at nearly 45 degrees to the solar system | there are several tightly wrapped spiral arms circling the galaxy | can be classified as a SBb or a SBc galaxy | the center of the galaxy lies in the direction of Sagittarius

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1. a spiral galaxy | the central region of the galaxy is elongated, suggesting a small bar | the bar is oriented at nearly 45 degrees to the solar system | there are several tightly wrapped spiral arms circling the galaxy | can be classified as a SBb or a SBc galaxy | the center of the galaxy lies in the direction of Sagittarius





 
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