R. Lopez et al., THE COMPLEX KINEMATICAL PROPERTIES OF THE HH OBJECTS ALIGNED WITH THEHL TAURI AND HH-30 OUTFLOWS, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 282(2), 1996, pp. 470
In a previous paper we reported the detection of emission regions whic
h might correspond to the heads of the HL Tauri and HH 30 jets. We now
present preliminary proper motion measurements which appear to confir
m these identifications. However, we also find that the possible head
of the HH 30 jet has a radial velocity of similar or equal to -80 km s
(-1), which is in clear disagreement with the low (similar or equal to
+ 18 km s(-1)) radial velocity which has been measured for the jet. T
his result might imply that the jet not only has a change of direction
of 14 in the plane of the sky (which is implied by the proper motion
measurements), but is also curving towards us by an angle of similar o
r equal to 22 degrees.