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Bow-and-Arrow Galaxy Spanning 1.8 Million Light-Years Spotted by Himalayan Student
An Indian student working through the RAD@home citizen science project spotted what researchers call the most striking bow-shock radio galaxy ever detected at low frequencies, designated RAD-BAARG, in data from the LOFAR telescope network. The galaxy's jets interact with the hot intracluster gas as it falls supersonically into a nearby galaxy cluster, creating an arc spanning approximately 1.8 million light-years.
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