NGC 4527

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NGC 4527 is a spiral galaxy in the constellation Virgo, notable as a member of the Virgo Cluster and as the host of several observed supernovae.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Virgo Cluster member
spiral galaxy
apparentMagnitudeV ≈ 11.4
apparentSize ≈ 6.2 × 2.1 arcminutes
catalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
constellation Virgo NERFINISHED
contains interstellar dust
neutral hydrogen gas
young stellar populations
declination +02° (approx)
discoveredBy William Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1784
distanceFromEarth ≈ 12 megaparsecs
≈ 40 million light-years
environment cluster environment
galacticLatitude low
galaxyType disk galaxy
groupMembership Virgo II Cloud NERFINISHED
hasBar possible weak bar
hasDustLane yes
hasStarFormation active
hemisphere northern sky
hostedSupernova SN 1969E NERFINISHED
SN 1991T NERFINISHED
SN 2004gn NERFINISHED
inclination highly inclined
locatedIn Virgo Cluster NERFINISHED
local universe
morphologicalType spiral galaxy
notableFor hosting the overluminous Type Ia supernova SN 1991T
membership in the Virgo Cluster
prominent dust lanes
observedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
orientation nearly edge-on
radialVelocity ≈ 1730 km/s
redshift z ≈ 0.0058
rightAscension 12h 34m (approx)
supernovaTypeInHost Type Ia supernova
core-collapse supernova
surfaceBrightness moderate
usedFor cosmic distance scale calibration

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Virgo Cluster containsGalaxy NGC 4527