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Discovery of a Fast Expanding Shell in the Inside-out Born-Again Planetary Nebula HuBi 1 Through High-Dispersion Integral Field Spectroscopy
J. S. Rechy-García, M. A. Guerrero, E. Santamaría +8
HuBi 1 has been proposed to be member of the rare class of born-again planetary nebulae (PNe), i.e., its central star experienced a very late thermal pulse and ejected highly-proce…
Planetary nebulae seen with TESS: Discovery of new binary central star candidates from Cycle 1
A. Aller, J. Lillo-Box, D. Jones +2
It is now clear that binarity plays a crucial role in many aspects of planetary nebulae (PNe), particularly the striking morphologies they exhibit. To date, there are ~60 known bCS…
Rapidly-evolving episodic outflow in IRAS 18113-2503: clues to the ejection mechanism of the fastest water fountain
Gabor Orosz, Jose F. Gomez, Hiroshi Imai +11
Water fountains are evolved stars showing early stages of collimated mass loss during transition from the asymptotic giant branch, providing valuable insight into the formation of…
History of the mass ejection in K 4-37: from the AGB to the evolved planetary nebula phase
L. F. Miranda, P. F. Guillén, L. Olguín +1
We present narrow-, broad-band, and WISE archive images, and high- and intermediate-resolution long-slit spectra of K 4-37, a planetary nebula that has never been analyzed in detai…
Searching for new yellow symbiotic stars: positive identification of StHa63
N. O. Baella, C. B. Pereira, L. F. Miranda +1
Yellow symbiotic stars are useful targets to probe whether mass transfer has happened in these binary systems. However, the number of known yellow symbiotic stars is very scarce. W…
The planetary nebula nature and properties of IRAS18197-1118
L. F. Miranda, L. F. Rodriguez, C. B. Pereira +1
IRAS18197-1118 is a stellar-like object that has been classified as a planetary nebula from its radio continuum emission and high [SIII]9532 to Paschen9 line intensity ratio, as de…