Loop I Bubble

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The Loop I Bubble is a large, nearby cavity in the interstellar medium filled with hot, diffuse gas and associated with past supernova activity in the Milky Way’s local environment.

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Label Occurrences
Loop I Bubble canonical 1

Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf astrophysical structure
interstellar bubble
superbubble
affects soft X-ray background observed from Earth
associatedWith Local Bubble NERFINISHED
North Polar Spur NERFINISHED
past supernova explosions
stellar winds
catalogCode Loop I
composedOf diffuse plasma
hot gas
discoveredBy radio astronomers
extendsOver large fraction of the northern Galactic sky
hasBoundary shell of swept-up interstellar material
hasOrigin multiple supernovae in nearby OB associations
hasPhysicalProperty high temperature
large spatial extent
low density
hasShape roughly spherical cavity
hasUncertainProperty exact age
exact distance from the Sun
influences distribution of interstellar gas near the Sun
local interstellar magnetic field
isNearby Solar System NERFINISHED
locatedIn Milky Way
local interstellar medium
observedAs large-scale radio loop on the sky
observedIn X-ray wavelengths
microwave wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf solar neighborhood
relatedTo Galactic magnetic loops
Galactic supernova remnants
studiedIn Galactic structure research
interstellar medium studies

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Local Hot Bubble relatedTo Loop I Bubble