How galaxies change the look of the universe

StarStuff with Stuart Gary by ABC Science

Sep 2, 201529:57Religion & Spirituality

Galaxy evolution shows a dramatic drop in the ratio of spiral to elliptical galaxies. Also; astronomers find a nearby quasar powered by two supermassive black holes, and red sprites at night prove to be an astronaut's de...

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