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The universal thickness of mid-infrared bubbles
Several hundred ring-like structures seen at $8μ$m in the Spitzer GLIMPSE surveys share a uniform morphology: the shell thickness $ΔR$ is a nearly constant fraction of the outer radius $R$, $ΔR/R\sim0.3$, across a factor of 40 in size and all exciting spectral types. This invariance is unexplained.
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