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Polaris: Mass and Multiplicity
Nancy Remage Evans, Gail Schaefer, Howard E. Bond +9
Polaris, the nearest and brightest classical Cepheid, is a member of at least a triple system. It has a wide () physical companion, the F-type dwarf Polaris B. Polaris itself…
Active X-ray Optics for Generation-X, the Next High Resolution X-ray Observatory
Martin Elvis, R. J. Brissenden, G. Fabbiano +8
X-rays provide one of the few bands through which we can study the epoch of reionization, when the first galaxies, black holes and stars were born. To reach the sensitivity require…
Extraordinarily Hot X-ray Emission from the 09 Emission Line Star HD 119682
C. E. Rakowski, N. S. Schulz, S. J. Wolk +1
We present new optical and X-ray observations to show that the X-ray source 1 WGA J1346.5--6255 previously associated with the SNR G309.2--0.6 can be unequivocally identified with…
X-ray and IR Point Source Identification and Characteristics In the Embedded, Massive Star-Forming Region RCW 38
Scott J. Wolk, Bradley D. Spitzbart, Tyler L. Bourke +1
We report on results of a 96.7 ks Chandra observation of one of the youngest, most embedded and massive young stellar clusters studied in X-rays - RCW 38. We detect 460 sources in…
Star Formation in the Era of the Three Great Observatories
Scott J. Wolk, Norbert Schulz, John Stauffer +6
This paper summarizes contributions and suggestions as presented at the Chandra Workshop Star Formation in the Era of Three Great Observatories conducted in July 2005. One of the d…
The Structure and Evolution of Young Stellar Clusters
L. Allen, S. T. Megeath, R. Gutermuth +6
We examine the properties of embedded clusters within 1 kiloparsec using new data from the Spitzer Space Telescope, as well as recent results from 2MASS and other ground-based near…