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Using the Hubble telescope, astronomers discovered at some away from the Milky Way a small galaxy is very unusual shape and size. In this regard, scientists were interested in how many similar objects can still be hidden in the monitored part The universe. Russian astronomers according to data obtained using the Hubble telescope, found that the dwarf galaxy is in the southern constellation Hydra at a distance of 7 million light-years from Of the earth. The dwarf galaxy is part of the local galaxy group, which unites about 50 galaxies – this group, in particular, includes our Milky Way galaxy, as well as the famous Nebula Andromeda. 
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The dwarf galaxy KKs3 is not part of a larger galaxies, this is precisely an isolated space object. Its mass is one ten thousandth of the mass of our galaxy. Her difference from similar objects is that there are no spiral sleeves, and her mass is very small. How many more dwarf galaxies are hiding in the margins of the universe, scientists still to find out. It is believed that such dwarf galaxies evolve differently and revolve around larger objects. Dwarf galaxies are usually very old, and their location specialists are akin to archaeological excavations. They have a very dim glow, which complicates their detection by astronomers.
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