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Four-image panel of colorful simulations on a black background show at top left a light blue cloud density with a tail that is overlaid with simulation mesh that is finer around the cloud; at bottom left, streamlines of wind shown in white with areas of strong vorticity in orange lead to turbulence. At bottom right, purple and blue magnetic field lines drape around the cloud; at top right is the light gray and blue jellyfish galaxy which exhibits similar behavior.
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