Subject: ARG000051q
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KWillett
scientist, admin, translator
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Ptd
could it be that the source galaxy is behind a nearby star but we can see the radio jets around it? Or is the IR source the galaxy?
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Ptd
shown this one a second time 15/11/2014 22:13
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Ptd
third time 16/11/2014 11:52 GMT
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DocR
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Thanks. I'll point this out to the software team.
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ChrisMolloy
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JeanTate
I agree
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tadeus
Odd, second time I see such an interesting picture where one IR-source seems to be responsible for a part of radio waves but the rest isnt
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scopley0002
infrared in between two radio wave contours that seem conjoined
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spaceygeek
What is the large block of white near bottom?
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Rafasan
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tomhinde
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what's that large block of ir at the bottom?
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csunjoto
@markoramiusiii probably a star, you can check through SDDS but unfortunately for this pict not covered by SDDS.
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dylantowers
Double lobed radio source. Large IR source is likely a star.
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speakeasysky
I'm not even convinced this is the same part of the sky.
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InLoveWSpace
With the given images it is really undecidable as the infrared background does not provide enough contrast in this region
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steno101
I just found a massive infrared source in the bottom left hand corner of my picture. What do you guys think it is?
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Zubaty
What do you think guys? Is this a mistake?
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JeanTate
. @steno101, @Zubaty: see the older comments and the Giant Square Galaxy thread; bright IR source at the bottom is a star in our own galaxy
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mbstone12
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cafeeciencia
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