ARG0002udu GALAXY & STAR close to each other? Star forming very bright WHITE GALAXY SDSS J161513.26+123425.3 Mrk 1105 & WHITE STAR SDSS J161513.57+123428.4.
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by 1001G
SDSS J161513.26+123425.3 Mrk 1105 STAR FORMING RADIO SOURCE GALAXY & SDSS J161513.57+123428.4 THE STAR.
ra 243.80527
dec 12.57370
type GALAXYra 243.80657
dec 12.57370
type STARdoes that mean the GALAXY & STAR are astronomically close to each other?
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by ivywong scientist, admin
Unfortunately, to verify the redshift of the star relative to the galaxy, a spectra of the star is also needed. Since there isn't a spectrum available, it's difficult to say with any certainty.
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by JeanTate in response to 1001G's comment.
Here's (maybe) an odd thing: the radio emission seems to be dominated by a 'point source' (there's certainly some extended emission, if faint); however, that source is neither of the 'white spots' in this merging galaxy!
The image in this post was created from sources, and using methods, described in this RGZ Talk post. The object at the center of the image is SDSS J161513.26+123425.3
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