Differences in SEDs, spectroscopic features, and spatial morphologies among various types of celestial objects. From top to bottom, the examples shown correspond to a galaxy, a quasar, and a star. The ...
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Astronomers discover Cloud-9: A bizarre new cosmic object that formed like a galaxy but never made stars
Astronomers think they may have identified a new class of astronomical object — something that looks like a galaxy in every way except the one that usually matters most. This object has gas. It has ...
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