Upper Centaurus–Lupus

E515953

Upper Centaurus–Lupus is a nearby, young stellar subgroup rich in massive, hot stars and ongoing star formation, located within the larger Scorpius–Centaurus OB association.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf OB subgroup
stellar association
stellar moving group
age approximately 15 million years
young stellar population
associatedWith local bubble formation scenarios
nearby supernova history
contains massive OB stars that have undergone supernova
distanceFromEarth approximately 140 parsecs
approximately 450 light-years
galacticRegion Gould Belt region NERFINISHED
hasMemberCount several hundred identified stellar members
hasProperty contains A-type stars
contains B-type stars
contains OB-type stars
contains low-mass T Tauri stars
contains pre-main-sequence stars
expanding association
kinematically coherent group
nearby to the Sun
ongoing star formation
rich in hot stars
rich in massive stars
spatially extended over tens of degrees on the sky
locatedIn Milky Way
Solar neighborhood NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
Lupus NERFINISHED
memberOf Scorpius–Centaurus complex NERFINISHED
neighboringSubgroup Lower Centaurus–Crux NERFINISHED
Upper Scorpius NERFINISHED
observedBy Gaia mission NERFINISHED
Hipparcos satellite NERFINISHED
partOf Scorpius–Centaurus OB association NERFINISHED
researchTopicIn feedback of massive stars on the interstellar medium
initial mass function in young associations
star formation
stellar kinematics
starFormationStatus recent and possibly ongoing star formation
stellarPopulation dominated by B-type and A-type stars with numerous low-mass stars
usedAs benchmark for nearby OB associations
laboratory for studying early stellar evolution
laboratory for studying massive star feedback
velocityDispersion low internal velocity dispersion typical of young associations

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