© NASA, ESA, STScI, V. Rubin, D. Maoz and D. FisherThe Messier 90 spiral galaxy,
A stunning spiral galaxy called Messier 90, sitting about 60 million light-years away, is part of a huge cluster of around 1,200 star systems in the Virgo constellation. While the cluster in general is moving farther away from us, Messier 90 is heading in our direction, according to NASA.
The incredible Hubble image was captured using a special camera on board the space telescope, comprised of four light detectors. Scientists were able to spot that it's coming towards the Milky Way after studying the compressed wavelengths of light from the galaxy.
Messier 90 was first spotted back in 1781 and contains about a trillion stars.
If Messier90 is indeed part of a cluster that is receding, then what has been observed is that, at the current location in its orbit around the cluster's CM, the galaxy's tangential velocity vector is currently pointed in our direction. It is equivalent to claiming, for example, that "Titan is heading our way" during certain parts of its orbit around Saturn.
Exactly equivalent and also utter BS.