Sandqvist objects
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In 1976, as an adjunct to work measuring microwave signals of formaldehyde, Sandqvist and Lindroos (give me a minute) produced a catalogue of 42 "dark" nebulæ in the southern celestial hemisphere. They reported microwave observations on 27 of these objects, noting mean temperatures of 1.9 to 2.2 K and a variety of other microwave parameters. In 1977 Sandqvist added a further 95 entries to the catalogue.[1]
Objects
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The second tranche of the collection re-started the numbering at 101. Sandqvist 101 Sandqvist 102
etc ;
None of these objects received further substantial attention in this publication (2).
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- ↑ Sandqvist, Aa (1977). "More Southern Dark Dust Clouds". Astronomy and Astrophysics. 57: 467–470. Bibcode:1977A&A....57..467S – via ADSABS.

