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NASA 's Chandra X-ray telescope detected two new streams of gas trailing behind a galaxy in a galaxy cluster.
The two streams form an enormous, comet-like tail of hot gas that extends over 1.6 million light-years.
The criss-crossing streams of superheated gas may help explain the evolution of the galaxy cluster, NASA officials said.
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