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Misaligned tidal tails in open clusters: a signature of the local spiral arm resonance
Tidal tails of open clusters are traditionally expected to align with their orbital motion due to Galactic shear. However, recent observations suggest that a significant population of clusters exhibits misaligned tails, the origin of which remains poorly understood. I investigate the structural prop
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