@article{epprod4098,
          volume = {656},
          number = {1},
           month = {["lib/utils:month\verb1_14098" not defined]},
          author = {EP Mercer and MJ Wolff and TM Bania and RA Benjamin and M Cohen and JM Dickey and JM Jackson and HA Kobulnicky and JS Mathis and SR Stolovy and B Uzpen and DP Clemens and EB Churchwell and JM Rathborne and MR Meade and BL Babler and R Indebetouw and BA Whitney and C Watson and MG Wolfire},
            note = {\copyright 2007. The American Astronomical Society.},
           title = {A glimpse of the Southern Jellyfish Nebula and its massive YSO},
       publisher = {University of Chicago Press},
            year = {2007},
         journal = {The Astrophysical Journal},
           pages = {242--247},
             url = {http://eprints.utas.edu.au/4098/},
        abstract = {In Spitzer/IRAC images obtained under the GLIMPSE Legacy Survey, we have identified a unique and provocative
nebular object we call the ??Southern Jellyfish Nebula.?? The Southern Jellyfish Nebula is characterized by
a fan of narrow tendrils with extreme length-to-width ratios that emanate from the vicinity of a bright infrared point
source embedded in a smaller resolved nebula. From CO observations of the Nebula?s morphologically associated
molecular cloud, we have derived a kinematic distance of 5:7  0:8 kpc and a cloud mass of 3:2  0:9 ; 103 M. The
tendril-like ropes of the Nebula have widths of 0.1 pc and lengths of up to 2 pc. We have integrated the infrared
spectral energy distribution (SED) of the point source to establish it as a massive young stellar object (MYSO), most
likely forming alone, but possibly masking fainter cluster members. The shape of the SED is consistent with the shape
of a late Class 0 SED model. Based on its far-IR luminosity of 3:3  0:9 ; 104 L, the Southern Jellyfish?sMYSO has
a zero-age main sequence (ZAMS) spectral type of B0. Given the curious nature of this nebula, we suspect its peculiar
IR-bright structure is directly related to its current state of star formation.}
}