UGC 64

E450962

UGC 64 is a faint dwarf irregular galaxy located in the Local Group, commonly known as Andromeda IV and lying near the Andromeda Galaxy in the constellation Andromeda.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dwarf irregular galaxy
extragalactic astronomical object
galaxy
absoluteMagnitudeV about −12.6
alsoKnownAs And IV
Andromeda IV NERFINISHED
apparentMagnitudeV ~16
belongsTo Local Group dwarf galaxy population NERFINISHED
catalog UGC NERFINISHED
catalogCode Andromeda IV NERFINISHED
UGC 64 NERFINISHED
contains neutral hydrogen gas
coordinateSystem equatorial
declination ~+40°
diameter ~7,000 light-years
discoveredBy Sidney van den Bergh NERFINISHED
discoveryContext search for dwarf companions of the Andromeda Galaxy
discoveryMethod photographic survey
distanceFromAndromedaGalaxy ~1.9 degrees on the sky
distanceFromEarth ~2.0 Mpc
~6.5 million light-years
galaxyType irregular galaxy
gasRich true
hasDarkMatterDominance likely
hasEnvironment relatively isolated within Local Group
HIContent high relative to its luminosity
isFaint true
isResolvedIntoStars true
isSatelliteOf Local Group as a whole
locatedInConstellation Andromeda NERFINISHED
memberOf Local Group NERFINISHED
metallicity low
morphologicalType dIrr
near Andromeda Galaxy NERFINISHED
observedIn optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
radialVelocityHeliocentric ~256 km/s
radialVelocityLocalGroup ~+118 km/s
redshift ~0.00085
rightAscension ~00h 42m
shows patchy star-forming regions
starFormationActivity low but ongoing
stellarPopulation dominated by old and intermediate-age stars
surfaceBrightness low

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Andromeda IV otherName UGC 64