A "ring of fire" galaxy from the early universe has been discovered by astronomers. The galaxy, named R5519, is thought to have formed during a collision with another "victim" galaxy approximately ...

The galaxy is called R5519 and is 11 billion light-years from our solar system. The hole in the center of the galaxy is massive, with a diameter two billion times longer than the distance between ...

Rare R5519 ‘Ring of Fire’ galaxy discovered 11 billion lightyears away. Astronomers have discovered what might be the first galaxy to form after a violent collision of two others, and it could ...

This galaxy is a whopping 11 billion light-years away, meaning it's also an artifact of the early universe. It shows a large ring-shaped perimeter with no discernable central bulge.

A 'RING of fire' galaxy has been discovered by stunned astronomers - and it is pointing straight at Earth. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.