New cluster of galaxies that 'interact with each other' defy prevailing model of our universe
Astronomers have discovered an extremely rare group of five 'dwarf' galaxies that are 'interacting with each other' about 117 million light years away from Earth Dwarf galaxies contain a few billion stars, whereas standard galaxies have hundreds of billions, giving them low mass and luminosity. The newly found galaxies are blue, gas-rich and actively forming new stars. They were designated from D1 to D5, and D3 and D4 are showing signs of mutual tidal interactions, which means their respective gravitational forces are pulling on each other and distorting the galaxies' shapes.
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