article_snippet: lead author Dr Francesco Tombesi, an assistant research scientist in the University of Maryland's astronomy department also worked at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Centre.
article_snippet: Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Centre analysed data collected in 2013 by Suzaku, an X-ray satellite operated by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) and Nasa, as well as data from Esa's Herschel Space Observatory.
article_snippet: The study is based on data from the Herschel and Suzaku space observatories .
article_snippet: Limited satellite time means that, at least for now, the team has only this one galaxy as a baseline for study.
article_snippet: But now that they have a better idea what they are looking for, they will be able to find more candidate galaxies in the future.
article_snippet: Within the next year, Jaxa and Nasa will launch Astro-H, a successor satellite to Suzaku.
article_snippet: The instruments aboard Astro-H will make The instruments aboard Astro-H possible to study more galaxies like IRAS F11119+3257 in greater detail. '
article_snippet: The findings were published in the journal Nature.