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1mm observations of Orion-KL Plambeck, PACS team, Friedel, Eisner, Carpenter,...

fact 1: 2 massive stars in Orion-KL Becklin- Neugebauer Object – brightest source at 5 μm source I – heavily obscured even at 20 um 20 μm image (Downes et al. 1981)

fact 2: source I and BN are recoiling from each other at 40 km/sec +12 km/sec 27 km/sec NW molecular cloud (VLSR ~ 9 km/sec) -4 km/sec 12 km/sec SE source I BN ejected from a multiple stellar system ~500 years ago? (proper motions proportional to line of sight velocities)

fact 3: fingers of shock-excited H 2 proper motions suggest age of 1000 yrs related to the BN-I explosion?

fact 4: SiO v=1 masers surround source I discovered by Snyder & Buhl unusual around a young star 43 GHz VLBA map source I

outflow from source I (Plambeck, Wright, Friedel et al 2009)

Orion-KL 225 GHz map with 0.9’’ resolution need higher resolution to measure fluxes of BN and source I BN? source I

we want to filter out large scale structure... the perfect job for an interferometer

well-suited for PACS observations 30 GHz calibrator is ~1 Jy, 1.6 degrees away CARMA B-array data, Dec 2008

check fluxes against Dec 2007 B-array map obtained in superb weather

BN source I 229 GHz continuum map 0.15’’ resolution circles are centered on 1995 positions

source I continuum elongated perpendicular to SiO outflow

radio continuum spectra Beuther et al SMA CARMA 86 GHz (Friedel & Widicus Weaver 2009)

limiting cases of radio spectra uniform density HII region S ~υ 2 at low freq S ~ υ -0.1 at high freq freely expanding fully ionized wind S ~ ν 0.6

fits - uniform density HII regions R = 7.6 AU, n e = 7.1e7 R = 10.5 AU n e = 2.8e7

BN – can fit low freqs with power law ‘halo’

H recombination lines toward BN Rodriguez et al 2009 CARMA

line/continuum opacity ~ υ 1.1

BN

no detection of H30α toward source I

H30α line profiles predicted by HII region model free-free continuum optically thin, but no recombination line?

implication: H is not ionized – opacity from H- free-free, as in stellar atmospheres T ~ 1500 K ionized Na, K contribute the electrons opacity (per H) ~ of p + -e - opacity responsible for the radio photospheres of Miras (Reid and Menten 1997) p+p+ e-e- p + - e - H e-e- H – e -

implications for source I (Reid et al. 2007) need high densities (~ cm -3 at 4 AU) to get enough opacity – total disk mass ~ 3 M o central star unlikely to maintain T = 1500 K at r = 25 AU – heated by accretion?

3 observations that shook our belief : (2) the outflow is NE-SW, not NW-SE? Greenhill et al. 2004

fragmentation in hot core ? same clumps seen at 86 GHz with lower resolution

υ 1.3