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Sgr A Relativistic Jets Visible?
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[QUOTE="D English, post: 5500768, member: 468138"] Hello, Question: If Sgr A were to emit relativistic jets, say... to a 90 degree angle from what we see as the Milky Way, how visible would that be to us on Earth? The pictures I see on the internet suggest that the jets are about twice as long as galaxies themselves. This makes me think that the light-show would be tremendous. [/QUOTE]
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