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Natural SciencesAstronomyPhysicsAstrophysicsObservational AstronomyStellar AstronomyInterstellar DustInterstellar Dust EmissionStellar StructureDust Continuum EmissionDust-driven WindsExcitationRadiation PressureRadiation Pressure AccelerationRed SupergiantsStellar Position MeasurementStellar Radii
Aims. Cool, evolved stars have copious, enriched winds. Observations have so far not fully constrained models for the shaping and acceleration of these winds. We need to understand the dynamics better, from the pulsating stellar surface to ~10 stellar radii, where radiation pressure on dust is fully effective. Asymmetric nebulae around some red supergiants imply the action of additional forces.
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