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Galaxy cluster Abell 3667

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Hot gas at the centre of the galaxy cluster gives off X-rays. Galaxies show as small radio emissions. The large areas of radio emissions are shock waves of two galaxy clusters colliding.

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Rights: Dr. Melanie Johnston-Hollitt
Published: 1 April 2009Size: 221.47 KB
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