L1448

E476468

L1448 is a dense star-forming molecular cloud core within the Perseus molecular cloud complex, notable for its young protostars and powerful molecular outflows.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dense core
molecular cloud core
star-forming region
associatedWith Class 0 protostars
Herbig–Haro objects NERFINISHED
bipolar outflows
molecular outflows
young stellar objects
catalogDesignation Lynds 1448 NERFINISHED
contains L1448-C
L1448-IRS2 NERFINISHED
L1448-IRS3 NERFINISHED
L1448-N
L1448-mm
distanceFromEarth approximately 250 parsecs
approximately 800 light-years
hasEnvironment cold dark cloud
highly embedded protostars
hasOutflow L1448-C outflow
L1448-N outflow
L1448-mm outflow
hasPhysicalProperty high extinction
high gas density
low temperature
hasProcess jet-driven shocks
low-mass star formation
protostellar accretion
hasRole laboratory for early protostellar evolution
testbed for outflow and jet models
locatedIn Perseus constellation NERFINISHED
Perseus molecular cloud complex NERFINISHED
observedBy Herschel Space Observatory NERFINISHED
IRAM 30m telescope NERFINISHED
JCMT NERFINISHED
Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
VLA NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
millimeter wavelengths
submillimeter wavelengths
partOf Milky Way NERFINISHED
Perseus star-forming complex NERFINISHED
studiedFor chemistry of shocked gas
initial conditions of star formation
tracedBy CO emission
H2 emission
SiO emission

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