Atomic Gas in the Arp 295 Group
Image courtesy of NRAO/AUI and J. Hibbard · Download full size image
A composite image of the optical light (green and yellow), star forming regions (pinkish white), and cold atomic hydrogen gas (blue) in the classic bridge-tail system Arp 295. The atomic hydrogen observations, taken with the VLA in its C and D-array configurations, discovered 9 previously unknown group members (eight of which are seen in this image; the ninth lies outside the display area). Posted on: 04 Nov, 2003
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