What is this file - is it Android-related?

[Android Central Question]

In my download folder on my Windows desktop, I found this zipped file and I don't know where it came from or what it is.
panther-tq1a.230105.001.a2-factory-264b1602.zip
I unzipped the file and it seems to consist mainly of .img files that I can't do anything with. I tried to mount them using the Windows 10 context menu, but I get an error message saying that the files are corrupt.
The files take up about 4 GB and I would like to get rid of them. Can I do that safely? Has anyone come across this file on their computer?
When I Googled the first part of the filename, there is a suggestion that the file has something to do with a Google Pixel phone (which I have), but I have never knowingly downloaded any files to do with my phone. I'm not interested in rooting the phone.

 

[rvbfan]

4GB is about the size of the pixel ROM. Maybe you zigged when you should have zagged and clicked a download button by mistake. Go ahead and delete it.

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[ALC43]

Thanks! As I said, I have absolutely no recollection of downloading that file, and I don't know why I would want it. I will delete it.