Type | Galaxy |
---|---|
Magnitude | 15.2 |
Size | 1.38' x 0.19' @ 55° |
Right Ascension | 4h 48' 45.9" (2000) |
Declination | 5° 7' 29" S |
Constellation | Eridanus |
Classification | SABc |
Harold Corwin
This is an edgewise galaxy with a faint nucleus that shows up well in the red and infrared images. There is also a blue star -- or perhaps a stellar knot in the galaxy -- superposed just southwest of the nucleus. This shows up clearly on the SDSS image; the SDSS position, in fact, applies to this star. Finally, there is a companion galaxy attached to the eastern end of IC 2095 by a faint bridge. This may account for the slight distortions that we see in the thin disc of the larger galaxy.
Also see IC 2091 for more on Roberts's discovery plate.― IC Notes by Harold Corwin
IC 2091 | IC 2092 | IC 2094 |
IC 2096 | IC 2097 | IC 2098 |
IC 2099 | IC 2100 | IC 2102 |
IC 394 | NGC 1656 | NGC 1659 |
NGC 1659 | NGC 1665 | NGC 1681 |
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