Imaging and integral field spectroscopy of shocked H2 around G25.65+1.05
S. P. Todd, S. K. Ramsay Howat
Abstract
Near-infrared imaging of the emission from molecular hydrogen is a powerful method for discovering outflows in star-forming regions. We present new near-infrared images, long slit and integral field spectroscopy of the ultra-compact HII region G25.65+1.05. These new observations reveal shocked H2 emission associated with a bipolar outflow from a young high mass star at the centre of the source. The physical parameters of the outflow are discussed and compared with outflows from lower mass stars.
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