Discovery of a Radio Megahalo in the Cluster PLCKG287.0+32.9 Using the uGMRT
Sameer Salunkhe et al 2025 ApJL 984 L26 A radio megahalo surrounding a merging galaxy cluster has been observed at a frequency higher than 144 megahertz for the first time, opening up the possibility…
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