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Clustering of Galaxies mobilizes starforming gas.

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https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/record-breaking-galaxy-cluster-discovered.html

This is sort of an interesting article, it is sort of self-fulfilling because they look for the glow of gas as a sign that clusters have formed.

Loose galaxies cluster at a point with the intergalactic gas mobilizes and associates with the largest galaxies in the cluster. By moving from distance regions into regions with more stars that gas heats up and glows.

What these researchers found that the gas actually reoccupied quietened galaxies causing a rash of new star formation.

 

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