Radio Continuum Detections near Methanol Maser Rings

This paper investigates the radio continuum emission associated with methanol maser rings, which are signposts of star formation. The study uses the VLA to image radio continuum and maser emission, providing insights into the kinematics and structure of young stellar objects. The detection of thermal jets in four targets is a significant finding, contributing to our understanding of the early stages of high-mass star formation. The ambiguity in one target and the H II region association in another highlight the complexity of these environments and the need for further investigation.

• •The study uses the VLA to image radio continuum and maser emission.
• •Thermal jets were detected in four of the six targets.
• •The research provides insights into the early stages of high-mass star formation.