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    The rotating wind of the quasar PG 1700+518

    Two groups this week present observational evidence to support long-held but unverified theories tackling similar astrophysical problems: the dissipation of angular momentum from accretion disks. Stars form wh...

    S. Young, D. J. Axon, A. Robinson, J. H. Hough, J. E. Smith in Nature (2007)

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    Large-scale magnetic fields in the outflow from the young stellar object T Tauri S

    T Tauri stars are young stellar objects, similar in mass to the Sun, that are completing the transition between a collapsing cloud and a main-sequence star powered by hydrogen fusion1. Many of these objects are a...

    T. P. Ray, T. W. B. Muxlow, D. J. Axon, A. Brown, D. Corcoran, J. Dyson, R. Mundt in Nature (1997)

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    Infrared polarimetry of the nucleus of Centaurus A: the nearest blazar?

    As one of the nearest examples of an active galaxy, NGC5128 (Centaurus A) has been studied in detail over a wide range of wavelengths1. The nucleus of the galaxy is seen clearly in the X-ray, radio and infrared, ...

    J. Bailey, W. B. Sparks, J. H. Hough, D. J. Axon in Nature (1986)

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    Discovery of a very red nucleus in the radio elliptical IC5063 (PKS2048 – 57)

    We report here the discovery of an extremely red IR source in the nucleus of the elliptical galaxy IC5063 (PKS2048 – 57). The observed (2.2–3.8) µm colour index within a 5 arc s aperture is 2.1 mag while the c...

    D. J. Axon, Jeremy Bailey, J. H. Hough in Nature (1982)

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    IR photometry and polarimetry of 2A0311–227

    The X-ray source 2A0311 – 227 has recently been identified with a star whose spectrum1 and polarization properties 2 show it to be an AM Herculis type binary. These binaries are thought to consist of a synchronou...

    J. Bailey, J. H. Hough, D. J. Axon in Nature (1980)

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    New map of the optical polarisation of galaxy M82

    M82 is the nearest galaxy evidently containing a strong central source of energy, which is possibly similar to the nucleus of a Seyfert galaxy, and this seems to have given rise to an unusual explosive event1. Th...

    R. G. BINGHAM, D. MCMULLAN, W. S. PALLISTER, C. WHITE, D. J. AXON, S. M. SCARROTT in Nature (1976)