Abell 576

Abell 576 is a galaxy cluster in the constellation Lynx. Detailed study has revealed that there are two clusters in the process of merging.[1][2][3]

Abell 576
Observation data (Epoch J2000)
Constellation(s)	Lynx
Right ascension	07^h 21^m 24.2^s
Declination	+55° 44′ 20″
Bautz–Morgan classification	III

References

"Abell 576".
Dupke, Renato A.; Mirabal, Nestor; Bregman, Joel N.; Evrard, August E. (2007). "The Merger in Abell 576: A Line‐of‐Sight Bullet Cluster?". The Astrophysical Journal. 668 (2): 781–795. arXiv:0706.1073. Bibcode:2007ApJ...668..781D. doi:10.1086/520708.
"X-ray satellites discover the biggest collisions in the universe".

Astronomical catalogs
Abell	Abell 571 Abell 572 Abell 573 Abell 574 Abell 575 Abell 576 Abell 577 Abell 578 Abell 579 Abell 580 Abell 581

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Low activity	Low surface brightness Ultra diffuse Dark galaxy Red nugget Blue Nugget Dead Disk
Interaction	Field Galactic tide Groups and clusters group cluster Brightest cluster galaxy fossil group Interacting merger collision cannibalism Jellyfish Satellite Stellar stream Superclusters Walls Voids and supervoids void galaxy
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