A. S. B. Schultz
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Abstract Beneath the familiar surface of the Orion Nebula is a spectacular molecular hydrogen outflow from a young stellar object, of very unusual morphology. In this paper I briefly discuss this outflow, its possible origins, and its interaction with the Nebula.
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Abstract Beneath the familiar surface of the Orion Nebula is a spectacular molecular hydrogen outflow from a young stellar object, of very unusual morphology. In this paper I briefly discuss this outflow, its possible origins, and its interaction with the Nebula.
Key concepts: Orion Nebula, Nebula, Physics, Emission nebula, Outflow, Protoplanetary nebula, Astronomy, Astrophysics