You can see an IK-image of the galaxy NGC 7331 in conditional colors, taken by the Spitzer Space Telescope. The observations performed by this telescope indicate the presence of a black hole in the center of this galaxy; the hole is about the same size as the one in out galaxy nucleus. The Center's answer: First of all, it is not a Galaxy. The picture shows a moment of change in the position of a Stellar System. The motion is performed thanks to rotation. The position must be changed because the energy of this place will be obligatorily purified by Neutral Intellect. The need for purification in turn is caused by the result of life activities of the components of the Stellar System.