Images of Radio Galaxies
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3C31
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3C66B
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3C219
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3C272.1
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3C288
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3C296
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3C353
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3C433
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NGC315
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3C31 (NGC383) = B0104+321
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Plumed radio galaxy at z=0.0169 (51/h Mpc, H = 100h km/s/Mpc)
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Filamentary plumes extend 300/h kpc from galaxy
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Expanding, bending jet and counterjet
3C66B = B0220+427
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Radio galaxy at z=0.0215 (65/h Mpc, H = 100h km/s/Mpc)
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Jets and plumes extend 140/h kpc from galaxy
3C219 = B0917+458
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Radio galaxy at z=0.1745 (544/h Mpc, H = 100h km/s/Mpc)
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Broad, filamented double lobes with extended, recessed hot spots
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Abbreviated (restarting?) jet and counterjet
3C272.1 = B1222+131 = M84 = NGC4374
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FR I (double-plumed) radio galaxy at 17 Mpc distance
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Dusty-nucleus elliptical galaxy in the core of the Virgo Cluster
3C288 = B1336+391
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Radio galaxy at z=0.246 (778/h Mpc, H = 100h km/s/Mpc)
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Double lobes with plume-like extensions
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Abbreviated (restarting?) jet and counterjet
3C296 = B1414+110 = NGC5532
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Radio galaxy at z=0.0237 (72/h Mpc, H = 100h km/s/Mpc)
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Jets and plumes extend 80/h kpc from galaxy
3C353 = B1717-009
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Radio galaxy at z=0.0304 (92/h Mpc, H=100h km/s/Mpc)
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Spectacular, highly filamentary lobes
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Narrow jet and counterjet
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Jet feeds bright hot spot, counterjet thrashes over its lobe
3C433 = B2121+248
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Bizarre radio galaxy at z=0.1016 (450/h Mpc, H =
100h km/s/Mpc)
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Asymmetric, distorted lobes and one-sided jet
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Host is brightest member of dumbell galaxy in small group
B0055+300 = NGC315
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Giant radio galaxy at z=0.016485 (50/h Mpc, H =
100h km/s/Mpc)
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Flaring and recollimating jet and counterjet
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Unusually large, bent plumed structure
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Last updated: 2006 May 29, 14:05 EDT