The new map shows a complete picture of the interaction of magnetic fields at the center of the galaxy and their impact on
The images show data from the X-ray telescope in orange, green and purple, and data from the radio telescope in gray.
Below in the image, you can see a clearer separation of data from X-ray images (purple) and data from the radio telescope (blue).
All images show threads of overheatedgas tens of light years long, which were formed in the process of mutual influence of strong magnetic fields in the center of our galaxy with their simultaneous effect on interstellar gas.
The threads are far outside the planeMilky Way, this means that high-energy processes took place in the center of the galaxy. Previously, these formations were inaccessible for observation, but new data opens up the opportunity to track these objects and fit them into the overall picture of processes in the Universe.
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