HI gas in the rejuvenated radio galaxy PKS 2014-55
arXiv:2508.20276 · doi:10.1093/mnras/staf1452
Abstract
We present new high-spectral-resolution MeerKAT observations of absorption against the central region of the restarted, giant, X-shaped radio galaxy PKS2014-55, which exhibits morphological evidence of three distinct cycles of activity. We report a wide component redshifted to , a deep narrow detection redshifted to , and a shallow component redshifted to . One of the three components exceeds the typical rotational velocity of , suggesting complex kinematics of the inflowing gas. These observations support the correlation between the occurrence of absorption and the rejuvenation of radio activity.
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