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GALAXY PORTRAIT

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GALAXY PORTRAIT. An array of radio telescopes allowed the closest look yet at the Milky Way’s center, which may appear as it does in this illustration. Yellow and red depict radio emissions from Sagittarius A*, which appears to be located off-center from the black hole that is thought to reside at the galaxy’s center. Full Story Credit: S. Doeleman, M. Weiss/CXC, S. Noble, C. Gammie, NASA

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