E0 elliptical galaxy

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An E0 elliptical galaxy is a nearly spherical type of elliptical galaxy with little to no apparent flattening, classified at one end of the Hubble sequence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf elliptical galaxy type
galaxy morphological class
contrastedWith disk galaxies
highly flattened elliptical galaxies such as E7
hasAxisRatio major-to-minor axis ratio close to 1
hasBarStructure none
hasBulgeToDiskRatio no disk component
hasCentralBlackHole often hosts a supermassive black hole
hasColor generally red
hasDustContent very little dust
hasEllipticityIndex 0
hasFlattening little to no apparent flattening
hasGasContent very little cold gas
hasKinematics primarily pressure-supported stellar motions
hasMorphologicalCode E0
hasShape nearly spherical
hasSpiralArms none
hasStarFormationRate low current star formation
hasStellarPopulation predominantly old stars
hasSurfaceBrightnessProfile approximately de Vaucouleurs law
hasSymbol E0
hasThreeDimensionalShape approximately spheroidal
introducedBy Edwin Hubble NERFINISHED
observedIn near-infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
partOf Hubble sequence NERFINISHED
positionInHubbleSequence least flattened elliptical type
one end of the elliptical sequence
subclassOf elliptical galaxy
usedIn Hubble morphological classification of galaxies NERFINISHED

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Hubble sequence includesSubclass E0 elliptical galaxy