ARG00022mv ned star? z 0.925 5 radio countour source? GB6 B1131+2441 SDSS J113358.49+242410.1 ?
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by A1001
SDSS ObjID 1237667550348574931
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by JeanTate
This is a complex field! 😮
I agree that SDSS J113358.49+242410.1 (NED zph 0.925) is likely a host, likely of much of the radio emission. However, the IR source in the center (sorry, I'm hopeless at finding WISE sources) may also be a radio source, making this part an #overlap. Also, it's possible the main host is not that NED QSO/blue star, or that there are other hosts.
A contour overlay might help, but probably not much.
No matter what, though, this is very likely an extreme example of #slipstrike.
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Hi Jean,
So this is what a slipstream might look like! Had trouble classifying & think your right need more info & also hopeless in WISE!Cheers!
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by JeanTate in response to leonie_van_vliet's comment.
Yes. If you draw a line through the peaks of the radio sources, for each side/lobe, they do not intersect anywhere near the host. This is, however, a very unusual source.
More often, #slipstrike sources also have lines which intersect far from the host, if you draw a line for each lobe through its "ridge".
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by ChrisMolloy
This ARG field is cross referenced in ARG00022mp.
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