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Astronomers from India and South Africa have identified sloshing cold fronts in Abell 2566 galaxy cluster.
They found evidence of gas sloshed in the core of Abell .
Galaxy clusters contain up to thousands of galaxies bound together by gravity.
They could serve as excellent laboratories for studying galaxy evolution and cosmology.
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