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Evidence for the Typhon Stellar Stream as the Remnant of a Recently-disrupted Dwarf Galaxy
In the hierarchical model of galaxy formation, the Milky Way's stellar halo assembles through the successive accretion of dwarf galaxies. While many resulting substructures have been identified, the origin of the recently discovered Typhon stellar stream remains ambiguous, as dynamical data alone ar
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