Messier 83 Hints At How Star-Forming Gas Behaves in Barred Spirals Like Our Own
The life cycle of molecular gas in the barred spiral galaxy Messier 83 appears to be driven mainly by the galaxy’s large-scale structure and rotation, rather than by feedback from newborn stars, according to a new study. This ALMA image shows the barred spiral galaxy Messier 83. Image credit: ALMA / ESO / NAOJ / NRAO / Koda et al. Messier 83 is located approximately 15 million light-years away...






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