Sharpless 2-190 (for associated nebula)

E480050

Sharpless 2-190 is a prominent emission nebula and active star-forming complex in the Milky Way, associated with the W4 region and shaped by massive young stars and their stellar winds.

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Sharpless 2-190 (for associated nebula) canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf H II region
astronomical object
emission nebula
interstellar cloud
star-forming region
associatedWith Heart Nebula complex NERFINISHED
IC 1805 region NERFINISHED
W4 bubble
catalog Sharpless catalog of H II regions NERFINISHED
catalogNumber Sh 2-190 NERFINISHED
contains dust lanes
embedded star clusters
ionized gas
molecular clouds
young stellar objects
distanceEstimate several kiloparsecs from the Sun
drivenBy OB association
emits H-alpha line radiation
infrared radiation
radio continuum emission
environment giant H II region
massive star-forming complex
hasMedium interstellar dust
ionized hydrogen gas
hasPhysicalProcess feedback from OB stars
massive star formation
photoionization
stellar wind driven bubble expansion
hasRole tracer of recent star formation in the Milky Way
hasStructure cavity created by stellar winds
filamentary emission regions
shell of ionized gas
isInfluencedBy massive O-type stars
stellar feedback
isRegionOf ongoing star formation
locatedIn Milky Way
Perseus Arm NERFINISHED
namedAfter Stewart Sharpless NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf W3/W4/W5 complex NERFINISHED
W4 region
scientificInterest laboratory for studying triggered star formation
shapedBy ionizing radiation
massive young stars
stellar winds

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W4 star-forming region catalogDesignation Sharpless 2-190 (for associated nebula)