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The extended globular cluster system of the archetypal "failed galaxy" Dragonfly-44 from deep white-light Hubble Space Telescope imaging
For nearly a decade, Dragonfly-44 (DF44, $M_{\star} = 3\times10^8\,{\rm M}_\odot$) has been considered an archetypal ``failed galaxy'', a system so rich in globular clusters (GCs) and dark matter that it challenges standard dwarf galaxy formation scenarios. Yet a key measurement underpinning this cl
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