Cometary globules in the GUM nebula. II - Low mass star formation in cometary globule 22

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Comets, H Alpha Line, Nebulae, Star Formation, Stellar Mass, T Tauri Stars, Emission Spectra, Infrared Photometry

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We present the following observations of Wra 220, the H-alpha emission line star seen superposed on cometary globule 22 (CG22) on the ESO-SERC IIIaJ plates: (1) low resolution blue and red spectra (2) high resolution spectra in the region of the H-alpha 6563 A line (3) NIR photmetry (4) visual photometry from CCD images (5) IRAS Point Source Catalog data. Based on these data, we conclude that Wra 220 is a T-Tauri star physically associated with CG22. Other properties of the star like luminosity class, spectral energy distribution, etc. have also been derived.

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