Arp 273, also known as the "Rose Galaxies," is a pair of interacting galaxies located approximately 300 million light-years away in the constellation Andromeda.

It was first cataloged by Halton Arp in his 1966 Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies and consists of two spiral galaxies: the larger, more massive UGC 1810 (about five times more massive than UGC 1813) and the smaller, nearly edge-on UGC 1813.

The gravitational interaction between them has distorted the shape of UGC 1810 into a rose-like form, with tidal forces causing asymmetric spiral arms and a partial ring structure, suggesting that UGC 1813 may have passed through the disk of UGC 1810.

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