"Unraveling the Mystery of Odd Radio Circles in Space"

Astronomers have proposed a new theory suggesting that odd radio circles (ORCs) in space, massive celestial structures with galaxies at their centers, are formed by powerful galactic winds resulting from the explosions of massive stars. The theory is based on observations of ORC 4 using the W.M. Keck Observatory, which revealed the presence of heated gas in visible light. These findings shed light on the origins of ORCs and their potential impact on shaping galaxies over time, providing insights into galactic evolution.