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English: This image is the region of the celestial sphere within the error box for Serpens XR-2. The sources mentioned are all astronomical X-ray sources. The dense purple area is associated with the Eagle Nebula as is the intense red area. Credit: Aladin at SIMBAD. |
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| Source | Me, using Aladin at SIMBAD, url=http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/simbad/. |
| Author | Me and Aladin at SIMBAD. |
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I sent an email to question@simbad.u-strasbg.fr regarding use of applet Aladin generated sky plots. Pierre.Fernique@astro.unistra.fr stated, "There is absolutely no problem to use them for Wikipedia pages. A citation of Aladin would be appreciated." |
Legend: Red * are stars, YSO is young stellar object, LMXB is low-mass X-ray binary, x is X-ray source.
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