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Astronomers scanning deep-space images by eye found dozens of ghostly dwarf galaxies that previous surveys had missed.
A visual search of ultra-deep VST mosaics found 47 dwarf-galaxy candidates where only four were catalogued, exposing both the power and the biases of by-eye discovery. The post Astronomers scanning deep-space images by eye found dozens of ghostly dwarf galaxies that previous surveys had missed. appeared first on Space Daily .
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