Source |
RA |
Dec |
Temperature |
Peak intensity |
Angular Size |
t10 |
Notes |
NGC 6334 |
17 20 55.0 |
-35 46 05.7 |
20-30 K |
1400 MJy/sr |
3' |
8.4 s |
Coordinates given for the northern peak. Submillimeter
maps are available and were used to confirm the IRAS peak
position. NGC 6334 I is our best bet for focusing. |
RCW 122 |
17 20 05 |
-38 57 48 |
35-60 K |
740-260 MJy/sr |
5' |
23-183 s |
Coordinates are for a 150 micron peak, which is about 30" from the peak
taken from the IRAS 100 micron FITS file. |
RCW 108 |
16 40 00 |
-48 51 45 |
35-40 K |
460-330 MJy/sr |
5' |
26-50 s |
Coordinates are for a 150 micron peak, which is within 7" of the IRAS
100 micron peak. |
RCW 57 |
11 11 49 |
-61 18 43 |
40 K |
715 MJy/sr |
6.5' |
6 s |
Coordinates are from 150 micron and 1 mm data, which agree well. The
IRAS 100 micron FITS file peak agrees well with these coordinates. The
skyview search give coordinates that are 3/4 of a degree off, but these
coordinates are now believed to belong to a nearby source, NGC 3603. |
RCW 36 |
08 59 00.9 |
-43 44 10 |
40 K |
315 MJy/sr |
6' |
81 s |
Coordinates are for a 150 micron peak, which agree well with the peak from
the IRAS 100 micron FITS file. |
Sgr B2 |
17 47 21 |
-28 23 00 |
- |
at least as bright as 6334 |
at least as big as 6334 |
- |
coords are from Dave Chuss' thesis (he smoothed a submm map to
see where peak would be seen by SPARO)
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