Star-forming regions at the periphery of the supershell surrounding the
  Cyg OB1 association. II. ISM kinematics and YSOs in the star cluster vdB 130
  region
  We present an observational study of small-scale feedback processes operating
in the star-forming region located in the wall of the expanding supershell
around the Cyg OB1 association. The interstellar gas and dust content and
pre-stellar populations in the vicinity of the open star cluster vdB 130 are
analysed based on new optical and IR observations performed with the 6-m (3D
spectroscopic mapping in the [SII] doublet) and 2.5-m (optical and NIR images)
Russian telescopes along with the archival data of Spitzer and Herschel space
telescopes. Analysing ionized gas kinematics and emission spectra, we
discovered a compact region with supersonic motions. These motions may be
caused either by stellar wind, or a bipolar outflow from a protostellar disc.
Young stellar objects were identified and classified in the area under study.
Two star-forming regions were identified. One of them is a region of ongoing
star formation in the head of the molecular cloud observed there and another
one is a burst of star formation in the cloud tail.
