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After its month-long journey from Taiwan, the first of the two Front-End Service Vehicles is being tested at the ALMA Operations Support Facility in Chile. In this photo, the FESV cabin raises to service the interior of a North American ALMA telescope. The first FESV is named Mei-hua after the Taiwanese plum blossom, a revered, winter-blooming flower.
1st Front End Service Vehicle (FESV) arrived AOS
CO(2-1) integrated intensity map of the newly discovered molecular arm close to NGC4039 (Espada et al. 2012 ApJ, 760L, 25E). The plus signs indicate the clumps.
Giant molecular clouds and star formation in the tidal molecular arm of NGC 4039
Left: Extremely high-velocity molecular outflows of G5.89-0.39 in CO (2-1) imaged with the SMA. Right: The outflowing gas temperature versus the gas velocity deduced from the LVG calculations. An increasing trend of the gas temperature with the outflow velocity can be discerned toward all lobes.
The Extremely High-Velocity Outflow from the Luminous Young Stellar Object G5.89-0.39
Su, Yu-Nung
Specialist/ALMA ARC Manager
photo of Su, Yu-Nung
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Education and Positions

  • Specialist, ASIAA (2010~present)
  • Postdoctoral Fellow, ASIAA (2004~2009)
  • Ph.D., Astronomy, National Central University (1997~2004)

Research Interests

Star Formation and Radio Astronomy

Recent Journal Papers

My Publications from ADS

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