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by ongole.geeth
is there any possibility of those two big sources at other ends of the black holes being pulled by these black holes?
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by JeanTate in response to ongole.geeth's comment.
I don't think so. Both are bright stars (see SDSS image below).
The radio emission is a #doublelobe, but the host is not so obvious (in SDSS); perhaps it's z_ph 0.54 SDSS J080140.46+422503.8?
Here's an SDSS image, with ~the same size as the ARG one (WISE+FIRST); the bright star in the NW (upper-right) corner is just outside the field:
Here's an even wider view:
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by JeanTate in response to JeanTate's comment.
the host is not so obvious (in SDSS); perhaps it's z_ph 0.54 SDSS J080140.46+422503.8?
Or not; perhaps it's z_ph 0.61 SDSS J080143.11+422503.0?
Or even two unrelated #compact? The NW one might be z_ph 0.42 SDSS J080139.80+422528.7 (but I can't see what the SE one might be):
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 J080140.46+422503.8, which is likely NOT the host
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