A 100-kiloparsec wind feeding the circumgalactic medium of a massive compact galaxy

A 100-kiloparsec wind feeding the circumgalactic medium of a massive compact galaxy
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10.1038/s41586-019-1686-1
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2019-10
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64.8
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D. Rupke;A. Coil;J. Geach;C. Tremonti;A. Diamond-Stanic;E. George;R. Hickox;A. Kepley;G. Leung;J. Moustakas;G. Rudnick;P. Sell
D. Rupke;A. Coil;J. Geach;C. Tremonti;A. Diamond-Stanic;E. George;R. Hickox;A. Kepley;G. Leung;J. Moustakas;G. Rudnick;P. Sell
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D. Rupke;A. Coil;J. Geach;C. Tremonti;A. Diamond-Stanic;E. George;R. Hickox;A. Kepley;G. Leung;J. Moustakas;G. Rudnick;P. Sell

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