Early CI and CO early results from Nanten2 towards Carina Photo: G. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Early CI and CO early results from Nanten2 towards Carina Photo: G. Wong Introduction Carina What is it? Why are we observing it? Observations done towards the region Comparing Spectra to previous observations The


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Early CI and CO early results from Nanten2 towards Carina

Photo: G. Wong

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Introduction

¤ Carina

¤ What is it? ¤ Why are we observing it?

¤ Observations done towards the region ¤ Comparing Spectra to previous observations

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The Carina Nebula

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What is it?

¤ Also known as the Great Nebula in Carina, the Eta Carina Nebula, or NGC 3372, as well as "Grand Nebula” ¤ Extreme stellar population (distance ~2.3 kpc of the sun). ¤ Evaporating the gas and dust reservoirs which young stars are trying to accrete. ¤ Up until recently, mid-1990s, Carina was viewed as an evolved HII region devoid of active star formation. ¤ Formation occurring on the edges of the nebula.

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Why study it?

¤ Carina Nebular (NGC 3372) ideal location to study:

¤ Formation of stars (low and high mass) ¤ Stars being formed in molecular clouds about 5-10pc away from massive stars (Eta Carinae and HD 93129A) ¤ UV radiation and stellar winds ¤ An environment that will change rapidly when massive stars go supernova (1-2Myr) and form a giant superbubble

¤ Different stages of star formation has been observed in this region. ¤ Only can be observed in the Southern Hemisphere. ¤ Ionised hydrogen ¤ Atomic Carbon

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What lines do we observe?

¤ CI 3P1-3P0 492 GHz 37 arcsec = 0.010 deg ¤ CI 3P2-3P1 809 GHz 22 arcsec ¤ CO J=4-3 460 GHz 39 arcsec = 0.011 deg ¤ CO J=7-6 806 GHz 22 arcsec = 0.006 deg ¤ Started observations in CI 3P1-3P0 (492 GHz) and more recently CO 4-3 (460 GHz) ¤ For more information: http://www.astro.uni-koeln.de/nanten2/node/173

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12 CO 1-0 image

taken from Mopra. Overlaid with footprints for

  • bservations with

NANTEN2.

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Water Vapor

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12CO 1-0 (Mopra)

CO 4-3 (Nanten2)

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12CO 1-0 (Mopra)

2008: CO 4-3 (Nanten2) 2013: CO 4-3 (Nanten2)

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12CO 1-0

(Mopra) CI 1-0 (Nanten2)

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12CO 1-0

(Mopra) 2008: CI 4-3 (green & black) 2013: CI 4-3 (blue)

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WARNING! Scaling needed!

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Sample spectra 12CO 2-1

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Sample spectra 2008 – CO4-3 CI 1-0

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Spectra 2013, 2014 – CO4-3 CI 1-0

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Next Steps

¤ Carina CI (3P1-3P0) and CO (4-3)

¤ check observed tiles ¤ Scaling factor ¤ check observed tiles ¤ Comparisons to previous observation

¤ Other observations! - Musca dark lane

¤ Collaboration with Nagoya Uni (Kengo Tachihara) ¤ CI (3P1-3P0) and CO (4-3) ¤ Compliment Nanten2 and Mopra observations ¤ Files uploaded to SMART and Wiki created

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