Fly through the G328 Sector of the Galaxy showing Carbon Monoxide, Carbon and Atomic Hydrogen
Natural Sciences (Astrophysics and Astrononmy)
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Date of upload:
01.08.2015
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Caption:
The G328 sector of the Galaxy, showing the emission from three spiral arms in lines from carbon monoxide (12CO green and 13CO yellow; Mopra), carbon ([CI] red; HEAT Antarctica) and hydrogen (HI blue; Parkes/ATCA). The movie shows a 3D projection of the data cube, with the distance from the Sun obtained from the velocity axis of the cube. The other two axes are the Galactic longitude and latitude.
The G320-G330 sector of the Galaxy in atomic and molecular gas
Natural Sciences (Astrophysics and Astrononmy)
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Date of upload:
30.09.2015
Co-author:
Catherine Braiding
Caption:
G320-330: A comparison along the sector of the Galactic Plane from l=320°-330° of the atomic hydrogen from the SGPS (top; McClure-Griffiths et al. 2005), $^{12}$CO from our Mopra CO survey (middle; Braiding et al. 2015) and $^{12}$CO from the original Dame et al. (2001) survey (bottom). The effect of the improvement in resolution, a factor of ~10 angular and spectral dimensions, is dramatic.
