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VII/218 Southern Stars embedded in nebulosity (van den Bergh+, 1975)
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Catalogue of southern stars embedded in nebulosity.
Van den Bergh S., Herbst W.
<Astron. J. 80, 208 (1975)>
=1975AJ.....80..208V
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ADC_Keywords: Nebulae ; Milky Way
Description:
A survey of the Milky Way southward of the Palomar Sky Survey for the
identification of reflection nebulae was carried out at the Cerro
Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. Plates in blue light were
obtained at the Curtis Schmidt telescope covering a strip of plus or
minus six degrees of the galactic equator. Red sensitive plates for
comparison were also obtained with the same telescope covering the
same area near the galactic plane. Observatory staff members and some
students of the University of Toronto, Canada assisted in identifying
stars embedded in nebulosity as shown by the plates. Although this
catalogue roughly complements the Catalogue of Reflection Nebulae of
van den Berg (1966AJ.....71..990V, Cat. VII/21), the region here
surveyed is more narrowly confined to the galactic equator.