Large Magellanic Cloud

eROSITA observation of the interacting galaxy clusters Abell 3391 and 3395. An image in three X-ray colors shows the clusters (left), and a different view highlights the gas connecting them (right).
eROSITA is now scanning the skies for X-rays
Phil Plait
Oct 23, 2019
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