Barnard 1

E476467

Barnard 1 is a dense, star-forming dark cloud within the Perseus molecular cloud complex, known as a site of low-mass stellar and protostellar formation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dark nebula
molecular cloud core
star-forming region
cataloguedIn Barnard Catalogue of Dark Markings in the Sky NERFINISHED
contains Herbig–Haro objects NERFINISHED
dense cores
embedded young stellar objects
filamentary structures
molecular outflows
distanceFromEarth about 300 light-years
about 90 parsecs
hasAgeCharacteristic contains very young stellar objects
hasAlternativeName B1
Barnard B1 NERFINISHED
hasDustComponent interstellar dust
hasEnvironment low-mass star-forming environment
hasGasComponent carbon monoxide
molecular hydrogen
hasObservationFacility observed by IRAM telescopes
observed by JCMT
observed by Spitzer Space Telescope
hasPhysicalProperty cold temperature
high dust extinction
high gas density
hasResearchUse laboratory for studying dense core chemistry
laboratory for studying early stages of star formation
laboratory for studying protostellar evolution
hasStarFormation Class 0 protostars
Class I protostars
pre-main-sequence stars
protostellar objects
hasStarFormationActivity ongoing
hasStarFormationType low-mass star formation
isPartOf Perseus star-forming complex NERFINISHED
isTypeOfRegion low-mass star-forming dark cloud
locatedIn Gould Belt NERFINISHED
Milky Way
locatedInConstellation Perseus NERFINISHED
namedAfter Edward Emerson Barnard NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
millimeter wavelengths
submillimeter wavelengths
partOf Perseus molecular cloud complex NERFINISHED
tracedByMolecule CO
CS
HCO+ NERFINISHED
N2H+
NH3

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