The spiral galaxy NGC 7742 is also named the fried egg galaxy because of its core, which is much brighter than would be expected for a galaxy only 36,000 light-years across. This is because the fried egg galaxy is a Seyfert galaxy, and has a moderately active core. The fried egg galaxy, or NGC 7742, is type II (brightest in infrared light) and it is found 72 million light years away from us.
me when i’m the only one at the pool party facing the house in time to see my 7 year old nephew jean-pierre emerge onto the patio with his new paintball gun
