The star-forming regions in Auriga include numerous molecular clouds and extensive H II regions, visible in the direction of the constellation Auriga. They are located at various distances and appear one behind the other in this direction, appearing close together only due to a perspective effect.
These objects all lie within a galactic longitude between 167° and 180°, i.e. in the direction opposite the Galactic Center, as seen from the Solar System. Among them, the nebular complexes located on the Perseus Arm dominate, which in this direction presents a notable concentration rich in young hot and massive stars gathered in several OB associations, while objects located on the Orion Arm are scarce. The Cygnus Arm, the outermost one, is rather sparse and discontinuous in the direction of Auriga, but according to the most recent studies, it is possible to distinguish a significant concentration within it, consisting of a bright OB association linked to the large nebular complex of IC 410.
The study of the galactic plane in the direction of Auriga, although difficult, has proven useful for understanding various morphological features of the outer spiral arms in the direction opposite the galactic center, such as the highly irregular distribution of nebular and stellar concentrations.
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