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Early 'Hot DOG' is crammed full of gas

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July 2025

Infrared reveals young galaxy has far more mass than expected

- Prof Chris Lintott

Early 'Hot DOG' is crammed full of gas

Astronomers have become rather notorious for creating tortured names, whether they're mistreating acronyms for telescopes (SPECULOOS is apparently the Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOI Stars) or finding whimsical monikers for types of objects (green peas, beans and chillies are all types of galaxy). Such names are fun, but occasionally they're useful: an eccentric name can help draw attention to objects that can often otherwise be overlooked.

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