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[vsnet-chat 1320] Re: Host galaxy of SN 1998eb




> IRAS05365+6921 053633.0 +692101 (1950.0)
>     F12=0.52  F25=0.48  F60=6.31  F100=22.90
>     VAR= 6 LRS=-1
>     VIb: variable star with relatively hot dust close to
>       the star and relatively cold dust at large distance
>       may be O-rich

     ...obviously the IRAS spectral "classifications" can be misleading.
The IRAS sources that peak at 60 or 100 microns can be just about any sort
of "nebula":  reflection, emission, circumstellar shell, planetary nebula,
or a galaxy.

\Brian

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