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:I'm wondering what you mean by more citation for the article? It already contains 20 citations, mostly to peer-reviewed sources, all of which are available through the web. (For a few cases where the journal is behind a pay wall, then the arXiv version of the article can be accessed via the article's "bibcode" link provided by the wikipedia "cite journal" reference format.) Cheers, [[User:OtterAM|OtterAM]] ([[User talk:OtterAM|talk]]) 14:17, 5 March 2015 (UTC) | :I'm wondering what you mean by more citation for the article? It already contains 20 citations, mostly to peer-reviewed sources, all of which are available through the web. (For a few cases where the journal is behind a pay wall, then the arXiv version of the article can be accessed via the article's "bibcode" link provided by the wikipedia "cite journal" reference format.) Cheers, [[User:OtterAM|OtterAM]] ([[User talk:OtterAM|talk]]) 14:17, 5 March 2015 (UTC) | ||
::Certainly good. But few web-cites will be appreciated..[[User:The Herald|'''Ṫ Ḧ''']] [[User talk:The Herald|<sup style="margin-left:0.5px">''the joy of the LORD''</sup>]][[Special:Contributions/The Herald|<sub style="margin-left:-47.5px">''my strength''</sub>]] 16:02, 5 March 2015 (UTC) | ::Certainly good. But few web-cites will be appreciated..[[User:The Herald|'''Ṫ Ḧ''']] [[User talk:The Herald|<sup style="margin-left:0.5px">''the joy of the LORD''</sup>]][[Special:Contributions/The Herald|<sub style="margin-left:-47.5px">''my strength''</sub>]] 16:02, 5 March 2015 (UTC) | ||
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+ | ::: I've added a link to an online [[SOFIA]] press release. Nevertheless, for a scientific subjects like this the most reliable information is often from journal articles or books. For example, the wikipedia article "[[cystic fibrosis]]" mostly cites peer-reviewed works. | ||
+ | ::: For the present DYK hook, I've cited the Maury and Pirogov papers, which show the molecular core, which is a filament that is clearly bent around in a "shepherd's crook" shape. If you still don't like this one, I've come up with a few more... | ||
+ | :::'''ALT1''' ... that the [[OB star|most massive stars]] in the '''''[[Westerhout 40]]''''' star-forming region are concentrated near the [[open cluster|star cluster]]'s center? | ||
+ | ::: The references for the above ALT1 hook are Shuping et al. (2012), for the stellar mass, and Kuhn et al. (2010), for the mass segregation. | ||
+ | :::'''ALT2''' ... that '''''[[Westerhout 40]]''''' is one of the nearest sites [[O-type star|O-star]] formation, but is obscured at [[Visible-light_astronomy|visible wavelengths of light]] by clouds of [[interstellar dust]]? | ||
+ | :::References for ALT2 are Kuhn et al. (2010) for "one of the nearest sites of O-star formation" and both Kuhn et al. (2010) and the SOFIA press release for "obscured by dust." | ||
+ | ::: '''ALT3''' ... that '''''[[Westerhout 40]]''''' contains a cluster of more than 500 new-born stars? | ||
+ | ::: References for ALT3 is Kuhn et al. (2015). | ||
+ | ::: '''ALT4''' ... that the '''''[[Westerhout 40]]''''' star forming region has been observed by [[NASA]]'s [[SOFIA]] and [[Chandra X-ray Observatory]] facilities and [[ESA]]/[[NASA]]'s [[Herschel Space Observatory]]? | ||
+ | ::: References are the SOFIA press release, Kuhn et al. (2010), and Andre et al. (2010). | ||
+ | :::Cheers, [[User:OtterAM|OtterAM]] ([[User talk:OtterAM|talk]]) 20:19, 8 March 2015 (UTC) | ||
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Westerhout 40
- ... that the molecular cloud in the Westerhout 40 nebula is shaped like a shepherd's crook and forming new stars?
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The hook needs formatting and citations for verification. The article requires more trusted web citations and inline citations. Ṫ Ḧ the joy of the LORDmy strength 13:44, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
- I'm wondering what you mean by more citation for the article? It already contains 20 citations, mostly to peer-reviewed sources, all of which are available through the web. (For a few cases where the journal is behind a pay wall, then the arXiv version of the article can be accessed via the article's "bibcode" link provided by the wikipedia "cite journal" reference format.) Cheers, OtterAM (talk) 14:17, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
- Certainly good. But few web-cites will be appreciated..Ṫ Ḧ the joy of the LORDmy strength 16:02, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
- I've added a link to an online SOFIA press release. Nevertheless, for a scientific subjects like this the most reliable information is often from journal articles or books. For example, the wikipedia article "cystic fibrosis" mostly cites peer-reviewed works.
- For the present DYK hook, I've cited the Maury and Pirogov papers, which show the molecular core, which is a filament that is clearly bent around in a "shepherd's crook" shape. If you still don't like this one, I've come up with a few more...
- ALT1 ... that the most massive stars in the Westerhout 40 star-forming region are concentrated near the star cluster's center?
- The references for the above ALT1 hook are Shuping et al. (2012), for the stellar mass, and Kuhn et al. (2010), for the mass segregation.
- ALT2 ... that Westerhout 40 is one of the nearest sites O-star formation, but is obscured at visible wavelengths of light by clouds of interstellar dust?
- References for ALT2 are Kuhn et al. (2010) for "one of the nearest sites of O-star formation" and both Kuhn et al. (2010) and the SOFIA press release for "obscured by dust."
- ALT3 ... that Westerhout 40 contains a cluster of more than 500 new-born stars?
- References for ALT3 is Kuhn et al. (2015).
- ALT4 ... that the Westerhout 40 star forming region has been observed by NASA's SOFIA and Chandra X-ray Observatory facilities and ESA/NASA's Herschel Space Observatory?
- References are the SOFIA press release, Kuhn et al. (2010), and Andre et al. (2010).
- Cheers, OtterAM (talk) 20:19, 8 March 2015 (UTC)