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ORBITAL VISIBILITY OVERRUNImplemented HOPR93364-approved repeats for the failed Visits 19, 20-209856119----- Attempting Submission 1 (Tue Jun 10 15:26:49 GMT 2025) -----
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----- Attempting Submission 4 (Mon Sep 22 20:08:49 GMT 2025) -----Warnings are only related to APT using Cycle 33 visibility durations rather than as originally planned.Our grasp of star formation, feedback, and galaxy evolution is incomplete without a JWST+HST look at the HI-dominated, outer disk of a spiral galaxyOuter disks of galaxies, so easily overlooked in the glare of their spectacular central regions, offer unique information regarding: the physics of the interstellar medium (ISM) and of the star formation (SF) process; the intimate relation between stellar populations and the conditions of the surrounding ISM; and the evolution of galaxies. Analysis of outer disks is required for fully understanding the physics of SF, as the low-density environment provides a stress test. We propose JWST's first detailed look at the outer disk ecosystem of a spiral galaxy, NGC 628 (M 74), paired with commensurate joint HST UV-visible imaging, to document dusty ISM and stellar components of the matter cycle. This project crucially informs studies of the Milky Way for which we lack an external perspective. As a nearby, face-on galaxy with an extended HI/UV-disk hosting low-level SF, and with existing inner disk JWST imaging, the benefit of leveraging the Cycle 1 dataset is clear. Our goals are two-fold: (1) tracing diffuse and structured ISM properties (via morphology metrics, spectral energy distribution) as a function of estimated SF feedback strength from the galaxy center to the atomic-dominated, low SFR surface density, outer disk regime; (2) looking for elusive ingredients of SF -- a novel PAH-based search for the yet undetected cold neutral medium (CNM) clouds supporting outer disk SF. Pursuing these topics will test current model predictions, advancing theory and simulations with rare constraint in a regime not yet sampled.This is a joint JWST + HST imaging project to examine the physical conditions of the outer disk ISM in NGC 628, specifically including a detailed connection to the stellar populations that have managed to form in this extreme environment.
We build on the PHANGS-JWST coverage of NGC 628's inner disk, adding a seven MIRI tile radial extension to the NW for the entire radial extent of the detected HI disk ($\Sigma_{\rm HI}\sim1$~M$_{\odot}\,$pc$^{-2}$), oriented to align with Herschel/PACS spectroscopic mapping. This strip (reaching to $1.8~r_{25}$, 25.8 kpc) broadens the range of physical conditions probed by JWST in several ways, reaching $f_{\rm mol}\sim0$, $Z\sim0.2~Z_\odot$, log~$\Sigma_{\rm SFR}\sim-4$ [M$_{\odot}$~yr$^{-1}$~kpc$^{-2}$]. The decline in SF activity corresponds to a order-of-magnitude reduction in the interstellar radiation field (ISRF). Each MIRI tile is paired with NIRCam and HST imaging.
HST DETAILS:
For HST imaging, we fit the NGC628 radial strip observations into a 3 orbit visit per field for broadband imaging and a 1 orbit visit per field for narrowband H-alpha imaging. There are 4 mosaic tiles; so the entire program takes 16 orbits total. We opt for the well-established LEGUS and PHANGS-HST filter set for our WFC3/UVIS observations, obtaining F275W, F336W, F438W, F555W, F658N, and F814W. We plan coadded exposure times of 2075 s (F275W), 1000 s (F336W), 1050 s (F438W), 630 s (F555W), 2195 s (F658N), 750 s (F814W). We choose F658N rather than F657N due to its narrower bandpass, which is compatible with the velocity of NGC628 and will thus achieve higher sensitivity. Three dithered exposures in each band will be obtained. Based on comparison with PHANGS-HST imaging of the NGC628 central region, the achieved exposure times are deep enough to identify and physically characterize the cluster/association population, using H-alpha to break age/reddening degeneracy. Surface brightness levels in H-alpha of 6e-16 erg s-1 cm-2 arcsec-2 will be recovered. We utilize POS-TARGs offsets constituting a three-point sub-pixel dither pattern to cover the WFC3 chip gap, remove CRs, and improve sampling of the PSF. Orient constraints (222-227d, SAME ORIENT) along with tile offsets (pre-mosaic-conversion) are required in order to provide acceptable WFC3/UVIS and JWST NIRCAM+MIRI overlap.The investigators of this proposal are all members of the international PHANGS (Physics at High Angular resolution in Nearby GalaxieS) collaboration who have been working together for the past five years. Together they have expertise spanning the observational and theoretical study of star formation, star clusters, and the interstellar medium, as described below. Overall, PHANGS has more than 100 members contributing dedicated effort and an efficient, in-place management structure that includes dedicated science and data working groups. This structure has harnessed the full person-power of the team to process and analyze large programs from HST, MUSE, and ALMA. The collaboration has produced ~50 papers in the past three years, with the majority focusing on data taken within the previous 2-3 years. We have already published catalogs of >8,000 HII regions, >100,000 molecular clouds, >50,000 clusters and associations. The PHANGS collaboration has a record of supporting the exploitation of the data by junior members and senior leadership places a priority on the career development of the junior team members.
Dr. David Thilker (JHU) will serve as PI and provide overall oversight and management of the project. He is an expert in multiwavelength observational characterization of star formation in nearby galaxies and radio imaging of neutral hydrogen (HI) in circumgalactic environments. He specializes in ultraviolet imaging from HST, GALEX, UVIT, with emphasis on star formation occurring at low density. He is credited with the discovery of extended UV disks (XUV disks). Dr. Thilker has extensive experience with PSF fitting, and clump based, photometry. He is presently most active in the fields of stellar cluster and association populations, working at the forefront of the PHANGS-HST/JWST investigations on these topics.
The PI and co-Is have access to sufficient computing resources to ensure timely processing of the observations and production of the joint JWST-HST data products. This involvement with neighboring STScI staff will provide access to up-to-date expertise and best-practices regarding data processing.
Highlights of the expertise of the rest of the team include:
SED Modelling and Dust Physics: Boquien, Chastenet, Chiang, Dale, Leroy, Lee, Sandstrom, Sutter, Williams
Theory of Star Formation, Galaxies, and the ISM: Glover, Smith
Molecular Gas & Star Formation: Cao, Koch, Leroy, Schinnerer, Williams
HI Gas & Star Formation: Chiang, Leroy, Thilker
Warm Ionized ISM & Star Formation: Glover, Kreckel, Larson, Lee, Thilker
Detection and Characterization of Star Clusters, Associations, Young Stellar Populations: Boquien, Hassani, Larson, Lee, Thilker
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