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Galactic Center Lobe

Galactic Center Lobe proper noun: a misidentification of an H-II region 6500 lightyears away as being a structure in the centre of the galaxy 25000 lightywars away, in the constellation Sagittarius.

Proper noun

Galactic Center Lobe

  1. A misidentification of an H-II region 6500 lightyears away as being a structure in the centre of the galaxy 25000 lightywars away, in the constellation Sagittarius.
    Synonyms:
    GCL, Greatly Confused Lobe

Synonyms of Galactic Center Lobe

  • GCL
  • Greatly Confused Lobe

Forms of Galactic Center Lobe

alternative formGalactic Centre Lobe

Origin of Galactic Center Lobe

Galactic + center + lobe. From being a lobe of gas overlaying the centre of the (Milky Way) Galaxy.

Words formed from Galactic Center Lobe

  • GCL
  • Greatly Confused Lobe

Questions about Galactic Center Lobe

What does Galactic Center Lobe mean?
Galactic Center Lobe means a misidentification of an H-II region 6500 lightyears away as being a structure in the centre of the galaxy 25000 lightywars away, in the constellation Sagittarius.
What part of speech is Galactic Center Lobe?
Galactic Center Lobe is a proper noun.

Words near Galactic Center Lobe in the dictionary

  1. galactic arms
  2. galactic bulge
  3. galactic bulges
  4. galactic cannibalism
  5. galactic center
  6. Galactic Center Lobe
  7. galactic centers
  8. galactic centre
  9. galactic centres
  10. galactic core
  11. galactic cores

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