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Forming Molecular Hydrogen in a Galaxy Halo Through Star Formation Wind Interactions
Molecular hydrogen (H$_2$) is the key ingredient for star formation in galaxies. However, how H$_2$ is distributed in and around galaxies is an open question in astronomy. We report the detection of H$_2$ (covering excitation levels $J = 0$ to 3) in a unique environment at a distance of 139 kpc from
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