ROSE GALAXY ARP 273 NGG 5679 are two interacting spiral-shaped galaxies, located at 300 million light years from our Earth, in the Andromede Constellation. These spiral galaxies, although the detail remains uncertain, seem to take place in the upper galaxy itself called UGC 1810. The general shape of the UGC 1810 in particular, its outer ring blue is probably the result of wild gravitational interaction and violating. The inner part of the upper Galaxy-she even has an holder spiral Galaxy-appears redder and dotter with cold filamentous dust. https://platform.wise.art/author/robert-2/ http://astroliva.ch/