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NEUTRAL hydrogen has recently been detected in absorption in the Virgo cluster of galaxies by measurements of the spectrum of the radio source Virgo A (M87). The observations were made using the Australian 210-ft. radio telescope and a parametric frequency-switching receiver1.
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ROBINSON, B., VAN DAMME, K. & KOEHLER, J. Neutral Hydrogen in the Virgo Cluster. Nature 199, 1176–1177 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/1991176a0
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