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Radio observations inspect galaxy cluster Abell 1413

Radio observations inspect galaxy cluster Abell 1413
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We found some strange radio sources in a distant galaxy cluster

Galaxy clusters allow us to study a broad range of rich processes — including magnetism and plasma physics — in environments we can t recreate in our labs.

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Strange radio objects coming from distant galaxy defy theory , baffled scientists say

A GROUP of rarely observed radio objects have been spotted out in a distant galaxy cluster which has left scientists scratching their heads.The object

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We found some strange radio sources in a distant galaxy cluster They re making us rethink what we thought we knew

The colliding cluster Abell 3266 as seen across the electromagnetic spectrum, using data from ASKAP and the ATCA (red/orange/yellow colours), XMM-Newton (blue) and the Dark Energy Survey (background map). Christopher Riseley (Università di Bologna), Author provided

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