IUE observations of high velocity interstellar gas tentatively associated with Radio Loop II

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Astrometry, Interstellar Gas, Red Shift, Spaceborne Astronomy, Ultraviolet Spectra, Data Reduction, Flow Velocity, Gas Flow, Iue, Satellite Observation, Stellar Temperature

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Red-shifted high velocity gas components (HVC) have been positively detected in IUE spectra of six out of a sample of eleven selected stars across a region of sky of some 40°. Properties of the HVC determined from the spectra of three stars indicate that the material is cool gas with a density nH ≈ 100 cm-3 and thickness ≈0.1 pc. The HVC velocities are consistent with a large expanding spherical shell of gas having the parameters of Radio Loop II, in which case the expansion velocity deduced for the shell is ≈100 km s-1. Whilst the authors tentatively associate the HVC with Loop II the IUE observations suggest also that they may be smaller scale features which are connected with the larger loop.

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