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Finding Galaxies in the Dark: Using Globular Clusters to Identify Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies

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With their extremely low-surface-brightness, ultra-diffuse galaxies are very difficult to detect, but a recent study has spotted one by searching for its globular clusters.
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Finding Galaxies in the Dark: Using Globular Clusters to Identify Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies

With their extremely low-surface-brightness, ultra-diffuse galaxies are very difficult to detect, but a recent study has spotted one by searching for its globular clusters.

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