Warm neutral halos around molecular clouds. IV - H I and continuum: Aperture synthesis observations towards the molecular cloud B5

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Continuous Spectra, H I Regions, Interstellar Matter, Molecular Clouds, Radio Jets (Astronomy), Line Spectra, Radio Spectra, Synthetic Apertures

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We present aperture synthesis observations of H I (21 cm) line radiation and continuum emission at 408 and 1420 MHz towards a field centered on the molecular cloud B5. The H I emission shows an extended atomic halo around the molecular cloud. The opacity of the halo is derived using H I absorption toward several background sources and a simple source model is presented. The model indicates that the halo is not gravitationally bound to the molecular cloud and that it is in fact expanding away from it. Approximately 350 solar masses are contained in the H I halo. Flux densities and spectral indices for the sources detected in both of the continuum bands are given.

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