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irregular galaxy
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irregular galaxy
A galaxy that does not have the clearly defined shape and structure of typical elliptical, lenticular, or spiral galaxies. Irregular galaxies typically contain large amounts of gas and dust, and their stars are often young. They account for only a small percentage of known galaxies. Some irregular galaxies are the result of gravitational interactions or collisions between formerly regular galaxies. Many irregular galaxies orbit larger regular ones; the Magellanic Cloud galaxies orbiting the Milky Way are examples. Compare elliptical galaxylenticular galaxyspiral galaxy See more at Hubble classification system.


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IRR is the discount rate that produces a zero NPV for a project's cash flows.
IRR is a state agency with a current budget of $22 million, which focuses on rehabilitating the 13,000 square miles of land impacted by the mining industry.
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