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Cracking open the "dragon egg": ALMA 1.3mm observations of a compact, young high-mass core candidate at 30mas resolution
Massive prestellar cores are a central assumption of core-accretion models of high-mass star formation, yet convincing observational examples remain rare. The "dragon egg" (C2c1a) core in the infrared-dark cloud G028.37+00.07 has been proposed as a promising compact high-mass core candidate. We pres
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