Yoshiaki Sofue
Abstract
The radio lobe in the galactic center found through 10-GHz continuum observations is likely to be a cylindrical jet emerging from the nuclear disk of the Milky Way Galaxy. The galactic center lobe may be the nearest galactic-scale jet being accelerated by a mildly rotating disk with a magnetic field.
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The radio lobe in the galactic center found through 10-GHz continuum observations is likely to be a cylindrical jet emerging from the nuclear disk of the Milky Way Galaxy. The galactic center lobe may be the nearest galactic-scale jet being accelerated by a mildly rotating disk with a magnetic field.
Key concepts: Physics, Milky Way, Galactic Center, Astrophysics, Galaxy, Astronomy, Center (category theory), Galactic astronomy