- Introduction
- Face-on map overview
- Sources
- The Cloud Hunters
- The Star Sweepers
- Things Unseen: The Westerhout radio sources
- The Avedisova catalog: A real Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?
- Avedisova glossary
- Introduction to the Milky Way Explorer
- Commentary on the Galactic Plane
- Hydrogen-alpha commentary
- Fragments
Star Formation Region Avedisova 2357
Catalog name: 289.07-0.36
Prominent object names: [CH87] 289.07-0.36, RAFGL 4119, IRAS 10538-5958 [glossary]
IRAS infrared sources (3): IRAS 10538-5958 (IR) [2], IRAS 10541-5956 (IR) [0], IRAS 10550-5951 (IR) [2]
Other component designations: RAFGL 4119
Distance estimates for objects in this region
| Object | Position | Size (arcmin) | Source | Note | Distance(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [CH87] 289.878-0.792 | 289.878-0.792 | 4.9x 4.9 | 1987A&A...171..261C | V | 9200 |
| [CH87] 289.063-0.355 | 289.063-0.355 | 4.2x 4.2 | 1987A&A...171..261C | V | 8600 |
| [GCB88] 13 | 289.3-0.6 | 132 | 1988ApJ...331..181G | P | 7900 |
For more information on distance estimates see Avedisova distances.
Detailed component listing with references (6 components)
| Main object | R [1970AuJPA..14..133S], R [1969ApJ...157..103T], R [1972AuJPA..25....1D], R [1994ApJS...91..111W], R [1970AuJPA..14....1G], R [1970A&A.....6..364W], R [1987A&A...171..261C], R [1975A&A....41..153H], R [1969AuJPA..12....3M], R [1974hrgc.conf..247D] |
| 289.30 -00.60 | M CO cloud [1988ApJ...331..181G] |
| 289.04 -00.38 | IR RAFGL 4119 [1983AFGL..161....0P], M H2CO [1974A&A....37..389W], M H2CO [1987A&A...171..261C] |
| 289.059-00.521 | IR 10538-5958 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
| 289.082-00.480 | IR 10541-5956 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
| 289.146-00.346 | IR 10550-5951 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
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?
