A Galactic Interloper: A Study of the Camelopardis OB1 Association’s Clusters and Its Visitor from the Perseus Arm
Joseph Mullen et al 2025 ApJ 992 17 What at first appeared to be single group of stars with similar origins is now known to be three separate groups of stars that have converged at the same location…
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