Example of a bipolar outflow in IRAS 15557-5215 region. The top panels show the moment-0 map (left) and moment-1 map (right) of HC3N line. The outflow axis is represented by
Example of a bipolar outflow in IRAS 15557-5215 region. The top panels show the moment-0 map (left) and moment-1 map (right) of HC3N line. The outflow axis is represented by
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