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A strange, newfound galaxy may help astronomers figure out how black holes and star formation evolved in the early universe, according to a new study. spiral galaxy, dubbed Speca, boasts fast-moving jets of particles rushing from its center, a phenomenon more commonly observed in elliptical galaxies.
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He seems to be using these ideas to demarcate his hypothetical sentences, though he is still writing in an Aristotelian fashion and developing an Aristotelian term logic (see Speca 2001 and Marenbon 2003: 50-56).
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"Speca is an opportunity to investigate these details."
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Speca provides astronomers with an opportunity to study the effect of the jets on a young galaxy.
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So it's intriguing, researchers said, to find a jet-spewing spiral; studying Speca could help them better understand how spirals morph into ellipticals over time.
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Such a high count is rare even among ellipticals, and it provides clues about the evolution of Speca.
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In fact, Speca is just the second spiral known to have such jets. supermassive black hole at the heart of Speca.
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Astronomers used a variety of telescopes to characterize Speca, finding that it boasts three pairs of lobes.
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Speca - whose name is short for Spiral-host Episodic radio galaxy tracing Cluster Accretion - is found about 1.7 billion light-years from Earth.
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Through his training, Speca has learned about ImPACT, a program he would like to see instituted in area schools.
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