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Lupus Loop comparison table

Subject	has definition	is a kind of	is an instance of
radio source	A source of extraterrestrial radio radiation. The strongest known is Cassiopeia A, followed by Cyg A and the Crab Nebula (Tau A) (the capital letters following the name of a constellation refer to the radio sources of the constellation, A being the strongest source). Radio sources are divided into two main categories: Class I, those associated with our Galaxy (which is a weak radio source), and Class II, extragalactic sources. Most radio sources are galaxies, supernova remnants, or H II regions.	celestial body
Lupus Loop	A radio source, a large broken shell 4°.5 in diameter, identified as a prehistoric supernova remnant.		radio source

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