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Gemini South Helps Discover a High Energy Jet in the "Wrong" Type of Galaxy
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Spiral Galaxy 0313-192 imaged in the near infrared at Gemini South using the University of Florida's visiting instrument, Flamingos-I. |
Gemini South Assistant Astronomer Dr. Michael Ledlow's infrared imaging using Gemini South complements Hubble Space Telescope's optical images and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's radio data to discover a galactic jet in an unexpected place - a spiral galaxy like our Milky Way.
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Gemini North & South Receive New Instruments for the Holidays! Semester 2003A Proposal Results and Queue/Classical Summary
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