ARG0001q0k - curious looking galaxy
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by Dolorous_Edd
SDSS J161949.15+300608.2 - 1237661465990332703
Don't think it is a lens, rather the result of interaction with? SDSS J161948.86+300607.8
The host of radio emission seems to be
SDSS J161948.86+300607.8 - 1237661465990332701
Interesting SDSS J161950.80+300638.1 looks similiar to SDSS J161948.86+300607.8
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by 42jkb scientist, admin
If this was a lens and that was the host, should there be radio emission from the other one?
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by Dolorous_Edd
You mean could we see a radio emission from the lensed galaxy? Yes, such cases are possible
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by ChrisMolloy
Here's a First overlay. There's an ALLWISE reference for SDSS J161948.86+300607.8, ALLWISE J161948.88+300607.9, and one also for SDSS J161950.80+300638.1, ALLWISE J161950.78+300637.8.
The contour overlay image in this post was created from sources, and using methods, described in this RGZ Talk
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by JeanTate
Here's SDSS J161949.15+300608.2 without the grid or contours:
Without more/other observations, I'd say it's impossible to what's going on here ... except that it looks might interesting! 😃
Anything from HSC, CHFT, DECaLS, ...? How about GALEX or an x-ray observatory? FERMI??
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by Dolorous_Edd
DECaLS
Nearly useless due to severe noise
Have a look if you wish
CHFT
It is possible to dig up some images
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by 42jkb scientist, admin
If the host is in fact the lensed galaxy, then there should be radio emission from the "twin". So maybe the radio emission is from the elliptical galaxy in the centre and happens to overlap with the lensed galaxy. Or the host is the red galaxy.
Still interesting either way!
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