They Call it the Ed Begley Jr. of Galaxies—

Astronomers found a galaxy about six billion light years away that they're dubbing the "Ed Begley Jr. of galaxies."

That's according to a story in The Christian Science Monitor, where a new galaxy is converting hydrogeng gas into stars at a rate hundreds of times that of our galaxy with almost 100 percent efficiency.

According the story, it came from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) technology, and it is as bright as a trillion suns.

Like Begley, who tries to live without any impact to the planet by doing things like recycling, this galaxy converts hydrogen into stars.

Click here for the story.

Other Ed Trivia:

* ED TO GUEST STAR IN FINALE OF ‘THE OFFICE’ next Thursday.

* ED SHARES GREEN LIVING TIPS WITH THE BREAKFAST CLUB

* WATCH ED DO HIS PART TO HELP THE EARTH ON ‘THE TONIGHT SHOW’