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Microquasars in Our Own Galaxy by National Radio Astronomy Observatory

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The observatory describes a time sequence of radio images of Galactic microquasar ejecta and explains the apparent faster-than-light separation through apparent superluminal motion of subluminal approaching material. This is an observational example of special relativity applied to emission times and light-travel delays.

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