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Fermi bubbles detected in $\sim$100 TeV neutrinos
The Fermi bubbles have been identified as a collimated bipolar outflow emanating from the Milky-Way center, tracing strong forward shocks which extend $\sim10$ kpc from the Galactic disk, originating from a $\sim10^{56\pm1}$ erg outburst. These shocks are sufficiently strong, extended, and energetic
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