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Dec 2007
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American Astronomical Society, AAS Meeting #211, #147.01; Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 39, p.999
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Using multi-epoch VLBA 3.6 cm observations, we have recently determined the trigonometric parallax of several young stars in Rho-Ophiuchus, and found that two sources associated with the sub-cloud Oph-A are at 120 +/- 5 pc, whereas two sources in the sub-cloud Oph-B are at 160 +/- 5 pc. The difference is significant, and our results suggest that Oph-A and Oph-B do not belong to the same star-forming complex; instead, they appear to be two distinct regions of star-formation, unrelated to one another, but projected in the same direction of the celestial sphere. This "resolves" a long-standing debate, as to whether Rho-Ophiuchus is at 120 or 160 pc: it is at both.
Loinard L. R.
Mioduszewki A. J.
Rodriguez Luis F.
Torres-Lopez Rosa M.
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