An older blogpost: Radio Galaxy Zoo: what radio lobe shapes tell us about the mutual impact of jets and intergalactic gas

• by JeanTate

  The following blogpost is from Stas Shabala about the Radio Galaxy Zoo paper led by his student, Payton Rodman, exploring the origin of asymmetries observed in a sample of Radio Galaxy Zoo radio galaxies.

  Radio Galaxy Zoo: what radio lobe shapes tell us about the mutual impact of jets and intergalactic gas

  Another Radio Galaxy Zoo paper has just been accepted for publication. “Radio Galaxy Zoo: Observational evidence for environment as the cause of radio source asymmetry” will shortly appear in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, and is already available on the preprint server (https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.03726).

  Also posted in RGZ Talk Journal Club, here.

  Posted January 18, 2019 3:05 PM