PHANGS-ALMA Survey: NGC4321

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PHANGS-ALMA Survey: NGC4321

During the PHANGS survey of nearly 100 galaxies in the nearby Universe, the team observed NGC4321, a galaxy featuring asymmetric morphology. NG4321 is shown here as an ALMA (orange) composite with Hubble Space Telescope (red) data.

Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/ESA/NASA/PHANGS, S. Dagnello (NRAO)

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PHANGS-ALMA Survey: NGC4321

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