NASA NTRS · 19850053276
Active star formation in NGC 2264
Abstract
The region of NGC 2264 near the cone nebula is the site of active star formation in a rotating ring seen nearly edge on as a two lobed source. Allen's infrared source (IRS 1) surrounds a B3V star still embedded in the southern lobe of the cloud. The northern lobe, IRS 2, also probably contains young stars.
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Schwartz, P. R., Thronson, H. A., Jr., Odenwald, S. F., Glaccum, W., Loewenstein, R. F., Wolf, G.. 1985-05-01. Active star formation in NGC 2264. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850053276
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