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Braes, Habing and Schoenmaker1 have detected radio emission from MWC 349, the flux density at 1,415 MHz being 0.060 ± 0.007 f.u. They also summarize the remarkable properties of this star, which is believed to be an early B-type star2 with some 10 mag of obscuration and with a strong IR excess, which may be associated with a surrounding dense cloud of gas and dust3,4.
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BALDWIN, J., STELLA HARRIS, C. & RYLE, M. 5 GHz Observations of the Infrared Star MWC 349, and the H II Condensation W3(OH). Nature 241, 38–39 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1038/241038a0
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