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CCD observations of the star formation region NGC 7129

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CCD images of NGC 7129 were carried out in July 1988. These observations have better spatial resolution than former ones. Several Herbig-Haro objects and reflection nebulae have been observed. Some of these objects are new detections; in addition, we find new structures in previously known NGC 7129 nebulosities.

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  1. Observatorio Astronómico-IGN, Madrid, Spain

    L. F. Miranda, C. Eiroa & A. I. Gómez De Castro

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Miranda, L.F., Eiroa, C. & Gómez De Castro, A.I. CCD observations of the star formation region NGC 7129. Astrophys Space Sci 171, 223–225 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00646852

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