Ionization cone
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Ionisation cones are cones of material extending out from spiral galaxies. They are visible because of their emissions which are believed to be from re-emission of photons produced by nuclear activity within the galaxy itself.[1][2]
There is not yet a scientific consensus on the mechanics of such cones.
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