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(Possibly) a new type of galaxy discovered.

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Lukian 8 Sep 3
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That's fascinating

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is there an arxiv link? I would like to see the spectrum with a dust cloud model. what kind of std candles are seen? any pulsars?

JohnBeret Level 5 Sep 5, 2018
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A ring model for galaxies--with multiple rings, even? Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this.

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The sound kept cutting out, but it looked interesting.

Hathacat Level 9 Sep 4, 2018
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OMG This made me so happy! My thesis research was on low-surface brightness galaxies, not even microscopically as cool as Burcin's Galaxy. Yeah, I used "microscopically" in an astronomy post. Ha!

vcg1234 Level 7 Sep 3, 2018
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Thanks I need to research this.

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Clearly more information is needed as well as peer review. However, this is pretty damn exciting!

LouisD61 Level 7 Sep 3, 2018
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