Holoea

Holoea is a young stellar object with an outflow, associated with the infrared source IRAS 05327+3404 was discovered in optical observations of M36. The object is nicknamed "Holoea", Hawaiian for "flowing gas". Despite appearing close to M36, it is probably not a part of M36, but instead it may be a member of the more distant S235 region. The young star driving the outflow was classified as transitional between class I and class II and appears to be surrounded by large amounts of circumstellar material.