This galaxy, NGC 2775, lies 67 million light-years away in the constellation Cancer (The Crab) 🦀 It has features of both an elliptical galaxy (its smooth centre) and a spiral galaxy (its dusty ring with patchy star clusters). So what is it? The answer is – possibly neither! Some researchers classify it as a lenticular galaxy, a type of galaxy with features common to both spiral and elliptical galaxies. Read more here: https://ow.ly/nz7S50X1VRH 📷 ESA - European Space Agency / Hubble Space Teles