Catalog name: 79.30+1.29
Prominent object names: [L89b] 79.30+1.29, DR 7, RAFGL 2586, 18P42 [glossary]
IRAS infrared sources (1): IRAS 20264+4042 (IR) [15]
Other component designations: DR 7 = RAFGL 2586 (Radio) [29], RAFGL 2586
Detailed component listing with references (14 components)
| Main object | R DR 7 [1991A&A...241..551W], R 18P42 [1991A&A...241..551W], R [1990A&AS...83..539R], R [1991A&A...241..551W], R [1964ApJ...139..545P], R [1990A&AS...85..805F], R [1970A&A.....4..378W], R [1986AJ.....92..371G], R [1986ApJ...306..122O], R ECX6-18 [1991A&A...241..551W], R DR 7 [1966ApJ...144..937D], R [1978A&A....70..719C], R [1970A&A.....4..357R], R [2000AJ....119.2801L], R [1976AJ.....81..512V], R [1973AJ.....78..894T], R [1983A&A...127..211W], R [1989ApJS...71..469L], R [1979ApJ...229..524L], R [1988A&A...191..313P] |
| 79.30 +01.29 | IR [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.32 +01.29 | IR RAFGL 2586 [1983AFGL..161....0P], IR [1982AJ.....87..131P], M CO [1991AJ....101.1435M], M OH-A [1973AZh....50..685P], M OH-A [1979A&AS...37....1T], M H2CO [1972A&A....19..354W], M H1-A [1979ApJ...228..740G] |
| 79.309+01.296 | IR 20264+4042 [1988IRASP.C......0J], M CO [1993ApJ...405..706O], M CO [1996ApJ...457..267S] |
| 79.307+01.305 | IR Cluster 2MASS#11 [2001A&A...376..434D] |
| 79.292+01.300 | R A [1986ApJ...306..122O], R [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.320+01.313 | R <U> [1994ApJS...91..659K] |
| 79.324+01.291 | R B [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.321+01.291 | R <I> [1994ApJS...91..659K], R [1988A&A...191..313P] |
| 79.303+01.306 | R C [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.284+01.304 | R D [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.283+01.295 | R E [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.330+01.281 | R F [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
| 79.294+01.314 | R G [1986ApJ...306..122O] |
Acknowledgement: based on the Catalog of Star-Forming Regions in the Galaxy (
Avedisova, V. S., Astronomy Reports, Volume 46, Issue 3, March 2002, pp.193-205
[2002ARep...46..193A]).
The complete catalog can be accessed here:
V/112/.
For more information, read The Avedisova catalog: A real Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?
