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Typical FHB Hubble Class

Authors: Andrew Nassif, Thomas Zolotor

Faint Hubble Galaxies as named by Tom Zolotor are galaxies that are too far for the Hubble Telescope to take a perfect and non blurry image. The reason they should be put into a new class of Galaxies is because you can't really tell if it is spiral, round, etc., because the Galaxy is to far for the Hubble telescope to perfectly see.

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[v1] 2013-01-21 13:18:47

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