NGC 4647

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NGC 4647 is a spiral galaxy located in the constellation Virgo, known for its apparent interaction with the nearby giant elliptical galaxy Messier 60 within the Virgo Cluster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Virgo Cluster member
intermediate spiral galaxy
spiral galaxy
alsoKnownAs PGC 42872 NERFINISHED
UGC 7896 NERFINISHED
VCC 1972 NERFINISHED
apparentMagnitudeV 11.9
apparentSize 2.9′ × 2.3′
catalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
constellation Virgo NERFINISHED
declination +11° 34′ 55″
discoveredBy William Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveryDate March 15, 1784
distance approximately 19 Mpc
approximately 63 million light-years
environment cluster galaxy
dense galaxy environment
formsPairWith Messier 60 NERFINISHED
galacticLatitude +74.3° (approximate)
galacticLongitude 289.8° (approximate)
galaxyType barred spiral
hasAsymmetry lopsided spiral structure
hasCompanion Messier 60 NERFINISHED
hasDustLanes yes
hasFeature star-forming regions
hasGas molecular gas (H2)
neutral hydrogen (HI)
hasNearbyGalaxy Messier 60 NERFINISHED
hasStructure spiral arms
weak bar
interactingWith Messier 60 NERFINISHED
interactionType tidal interaction candidate
isNeighborOf NGC 4649 NERFINISHED
isProjectedNear Messier 60 NERFINISHED
locatedInCluster Virgo Cluster NERFINISHED
morphologicalType SAB(rs)c
observedBy Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
observedIn optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
orientation moderately inclined disk
partOf Virgo constellation region NERFINISHED
radialVelocity 1198 km/s
redshift 0.003999
rightAscension 12h 43m 32.5s
starFormationActivity moderate

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Virgo Cluster containsGalaxy NGC 4647