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Hi guys,
I understand that in the Sun electrons are released upper chromosphere and corona which causes synchotron radiation when they spiral through its magnetic field, but how does it work in the galactic centre? Could anyone shed some light on this?
What I mean is what's the constant source of electrons and what's the magnetic field in question that these electrons are traveling through?
I can't seem to find anything substantial online!
Thanks :)
I understand that in the Sun electrons are released upper chromosphere and corona which causes synchotron radiation when they spiral through its magnetic field, but how does it work in the galactic centre? Could anyone shed some light on this?
What I mean is what's the constant source of electrons and what's the magnetic field in question that these electrons are traveling through?
I can't seem to find anything substantial online!
Thanks :)