Strong Radio
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by WAZZY
There seems to be some strong radio sources but very little if anything at all showing up in the infrared.
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by JeanTate in response to WAZZY's comment.
Indeed!
This is, I think, a #bent #triple, with the host being a particularly strong radio source, and the two lobes of different intensities. That the IR source - the host - is so weak suggests that this is a very long way away. If it were a bit further, or the IR too weak to be detected, it'd be an #ifrs (I've forgotten what that stands for, sorry).
Hope this helps, and happy hunting! 😃
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by 42jkb scientist, admin in response to JeanTate's comment.
At first look I would have marked this one as two separate sources. The #double and then a single compact source.
As you can see, some can be complicated to classify.
#ifrs = infrared faint radio source
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