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In the outer part of our own galaxy, astronomers have unexpectedly attempted to unwind the & rsquo; The low surface light dwarf galaxy has been found.
If you can see what the Antillia 2 is, for example Chile.Credit: G.Taryalaba (Akkiniya Sinica, Taiwan), V. Based on the image of ESO / S (Cambridge, UK, CAA, New York, U.S.). Brunier
The European Space Agency (ESA) has scratched the latest batch data from GIA gas field, and discovered the brightest and least known surface light discovered by an astronomer by astronomers. Now it's about the name Allia -2, and it is the new satellite galaxy of the Milky Way galaxy.
"It is not clear how damaging this galaxy happened." Gabriel Torelebaba, an astronomer at the American Academy of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA) in Taiwan, said.
Terribacu says that the Milky Way has one third of the diameter The Alley 2 is about the size of the nearby Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).
Such Low surface light galaxies have very low star formation Produce a lot less than holographic hints.
Since Antillea 2 has not yet been seen, it is located in a complex area in the galaxy to observe it. This is a dustier region, and the brightest stars near the galaxies are a great deal.
However, the RR The team tried to investigate with a hundred-year-old pulsar known as Lira. This galaxia is avoiding the Alzheimer 2.
"The area where the telescope from the sky is avoiding being seen as a part of the sky," he said. The galaxy's disk has many gases and stars, which is very busy and complicated. "
Because of this complexity, Torillibah says, it is difficult to conduct any studies. Because of the high quality movement of the stars behind our galactic galaxy's centrifugal disk, it can pave the field off. That is, the stars are taken to their sky and the stars can be observed.
The Alia 2 is the giant, but the low mass, the dwarf galaxy.Credit: Based on the image prepared by GIA Data Processing and Analysis Consortium (DPAC) Sanders (Cambridge, UK); A Horizontally / a. F. Silva / M. Barrows / c. Barata, Lisbon University, Portugal; H. Sveto, Ford researcher, Portugal.
According to reports from the group, which is behind the Galaxy disk, Monthly announcements of the Royal Astronomical Society Antia 2 was discovered using GIA's latest data release 2 (DR-2) and follow-up ground-based observations using an Anglo-Australian telescope in Australia. Although it is clearly a moon, it never ceases to be 130,000 light years away from the galaxy.
Tauriabba says that Allya 2 is one of the oldest dwarf galaxies in the universe. But he and his colleagues are still surprised by how it looks so great.
"Antlia 2 is more massive in the past, and as it falls in the Milky Way, its mass is more fragmented," Torigeba said.
Torrelba says that there is a problem in this idea, when the galaxies lose stars when they lose stars simultaneously.
"There is no limit on how the telescope's lighting of the telescope and the surface is low," said Stacy McGuire, an astronomer at Casey Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
One of the biggest questions is how dwarf galaxies look around in our galaxy. Observers have pointed out that the Milky Way galaxy can still exist between 100,000 stars and a galaxy more than a thousand dwarf satellites.
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In the outer part of our own galaxy, astronomers have unexpectedly attempted to unwind the & rsquo; The low surface light dwarf galaxy has been found.
If you can see what the Antillia 2 is, for example Chile.Credit: G.Taryalaba (Akkiniya Sinica, Taiwan), V. Based on the image of ESO / S (Cambridge, UK, CAA, New York, U.S.). Brunier
The European Space Agency (ESA) has scratched the latest batch data from GIA gas field, and discovered the brightest and least known surface light discovered by an astronomer by astronomers. Now it's about the name Allia -2, and it is the new satellite galaxy of the Milky Way galaxy.
"It is not clear how damaging this galaxy happened." Gabriel Torelebaba, an astronomer at the American Academy of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA) in Taiwan, said.
Terribacu says that the Milky Way has one third of the diameter The Alley 2 is about the size of the nearby Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).
Such Low surface light galaxies have very low star formation Produce a lot less than holographic hints.
Antillia 2 is a complex part of the galaxy to observe, for reasons not yet found. This is a dustier region, and the brightest stars near the galaxies are a great deal.
However, the RR The team tried to investigate with a hundred-year-old pulsar known as Lira. This galaxia is avoiding the Alzheimer 2.
"The area where the telescope from the sky is avoiding being seen as a part of the sky," he said. The galaxy's disk has many gases and stars, which is very busy and complicated. "
Because of this complexity, Torillibah says, it is difficult to conduct any studies. Because of the high quality movement of the stars behind our galactic galaxy's centrifugal disk, it can pave the field off. That is, the stars are taken to their sky and the stars can be observed.
The Alia 2 is the giant, but the low mass, the dwarf galaxy.Credit: Based on the image prepared by GIA Data Processing and Analysis Consortium (DPAC) Sanders (Cambridge, UK); A Horizontally / a. F. Silva / M. Barrows / c. Barata, Lisbon University, Portugal; H. Sveto, Ford researcher, Portugal.
According to reports from the group, which is behind the Galaxy disk, Monthly announcements of the Royal Astronomical Society Antia 2 was discovered using GIA's latest data release 2 (DR-2) and follow-up ground-based observations using an Anglo-Australian telescope in Australia. Although it is clearly a moon, it never ceases to be 130,000 light years away from the galaxy.
Tauriabba says that Allya 2 is one of the oldest dwarf galaxies in the universe. But he and his colleagues are still surprised by how it looks so great.
"Antlia 2 is more massive in the past, and as it falls in the Milky Way, its mass is more fragmented," Torigeba said.
Torrelba says that there is a problem in this idea, when the galaxies lose stars when they lose stars simultaneously.
"There is no limit on how the telescope's lighting of the telescope and the surface is low," said Stacy McGuire, an astronomer at Casey Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
One of the biggest questions is how dwarf galaxies look around in our galaxy. Observers have pointed out that the Milky Way galaxy can still exist between 100,000 stars and a galaxy more than a thousand dwarf satellites.
