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Do Galaxies Really Glow in Sync — or Are We Just Tilting Our Heads?

· Meredith Rawls · July 17, 2026, 10:02 p.m.
classics Daily Paper Summaries cosmic ray gamma-ray galaxies Astrophysics cosmic rays space observation
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The blog post discusses whether the observed tight correlations in emissions from galaxies are due to actual cosmic-ray interactions or merely a geometric effect based on viewing angle. It suggests that previous assumptions about cosmic-ray energy dissipation may need reevaluation.
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