Identify three ways that elliptical galaxies different than spiral galaxies.

Spiral galaxies have arms spiraling out from the central bulge of the galaxy and contain newer stars and has more gasses to form new stars.

Elliptical galaxies are normally formed after spiral galaxies merge. The formation is an elliptical mass of stars without any arms. When galaxies merge, the process destroys gasses needed to form new stars.

Elliptical galaxy we would notice more older stars and less stars in the process of forming.