Type | Galaxy |
---|---|
Magnitude | 16.5 |
Size | 0.357' x 0.271' @ 110° |
Right Ascension | 1h 20' 2.0" (2000) |
Declination | 14° 51' 40" N |
Constellation | Pisces |
Description | eF, S |
Classification | Elliptical |
Harold Corwin
NGC 475 = IC 97. Marth discovered three galaxies here (NGC 469, 471, and 475), and his positions are pretty good. Two of his positions got changed for the NGC, however -- for the worse. Dreyer credits Peters for NGC 475 as well as Marth, and it is apparently Peters's position which throws off the NGC. Marth's original position is within a minute of Bigourdan's measured place for IC 97, so the identity is certain. The object which Bigourdan calls NGC 475 is a star near the incorrect NGC position.― NGC Notes by Harold Corwin
87 Piscium | IC 107 | IC 1642 |
IC 1646 | IC 1698 | IC 1702 |
IC 1704 | IC 1706 | NGC 463 |
NGC 469 | NGC 471 | NGC 473 |
NGC 476 | NGC 514 |
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