NGC 4622

E489482

NGC 4622 is an unusual spiral galaxy notable for its rare leading spiral arms and distinctive ring-like structure, located in the constellation Centaurus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extragalactic object
ring galaxy
spiral galaxy
unbarred spiral galaxy
constellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName 2MASX J12423053-4035530 NERFINISHED
ESO 322- G 083 NERFINISHED
IRAS 12400-4014 NERFINISHED
LEDA 42701 NERFINISHED
MCG -7-26-32 NERFINISHED
PGC 42701 NERFINISHED
hasAngularSize 1.6′ × 1.3′
hasApparentMagnitudeV 12.3
hasCatalog NGC NERFINISHED
hasColor relatively red central region
hasDeclination −40° 35′ 53″
hasDiscoveryCatalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
hasDistance 111 million light-years
34 Mpc
hasDustLanes prominent dust lanes in inner regions
hasEnvironment located in the Centaurus cluster region
hasGalaxyComponent bulge
disk
ring
spiral arms
hasGalaxyType early-type spiral
hasImagingTelescope Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
hasInclination low inclination angle
hasLeadingArmsCount two outer leading arms
hasMorphologicalFeature asymmetric spiral structure
face-on orientation
inner trailing arm
leading spiral arms
outer ring-like structure
hasMorphologicalType SA(r)ab
hasObservationWavelength infrared
optical
radio
hasOrientation nearly face-on to line of sight
hasRadialVelocity 1905 km/s
hasRedshift 0.006358
hasRightAscension 12h 42m 30.5s
hasStarFormation ongoing star formation in spiral arms
hasTrailingArmsCount one inner trailing arm
isNotableFor rare leading spiral arms
ring-like morphology
unusual spiral structure
locatedIn southern celestial hemisphere

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