Picture NGC 3787 made by the Hubble Telescope shows that the central part of this lenticular galaxy has an interesting structure. The picture was taken to determine how lenticular galaxies were formed and what was happening in their center. This picture captures an area of about 4,500 light years in NGC 3787 and the galaxy itself is about 25 millions of light years away in the constellation of Big Dipper. The Center's answer: What we can see in the picture is not a galaxy. It is a spherical very hot cloud - a mixture of burning particles and dense gases. It is a moment of the initial formation of the Stellar System.