I'm about as far from an astronomer as a human can be, and still be alive, but these are absolutely beautiful and I certainly don't need a description of what they are, or where they are to enjoy them. I hope you feel the same way.
This is the ESO 510-G13 Galaxy. It is described by the Hubble website as a "warped" galaxy taken at an "edge-on" angel.

This one has an outrageously cool name: Hoag's Object Galaxy. It is described as: ring of hot blue stars pinwheel around [the] yellow nucleus.

This is the NGC 5866 Galaxy.
This one is NGC 1512 in near-ultraviolet light.

To visit the official Hubble website click Here.
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Ben, these pictures are amazing. It's really exciting to see what's out there in the universe. Thanks for putting these pictures up. Really great stuff!
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