ARG0000zxb - two hosts or one?
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by JeanTate
This is just weird.
The SE (central) radio source seems to have z_ph 0.444 ± 0.0278 SDSS J084948.41+425517.3 as host. If so, then there's clear nuclear emission, and what looks very much like a #onesided jet/lobe (trending towards SE).
The NE radio source seems like a lopsided/asymmetric #hourglass, with z_sp 0.332 SDSS J084948.35+425536.9 as host; it looks not at all like an elliptical:
But perhaps it's just a highly unusual #bent #wat, single host system?
I'll do an overlay later.
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by ivywong scientist, admin
My suspicion is that there are 2 overlapping radio galaxies here but i'm not certain that the edge-on late-type galaxy is really a host candidate. Yes, an overlay might determine whether the late-type is at the right position or not.
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by JeanTate in response to ivywong's comment.
My suspicion is that there are 2 overlapping radio galaxies here but i'm not certain that the edge-on late-type galaxy is really a host candidate. Yes, an overlay might determine whether the late-type is at the right position or not
Two separate sources, with hosts as above; the emission from host z_sp 0.332 SDSS J084948.35+425536.9 is possibly nuclear (so #compact, but one cannot really tell); the other is #triple:
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 J084948.41+425517.3
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