NGC 4567

E526662

NGC 4567 is a spiral galaxy in the constellation Virgo, best known as one of the interacting "Siamese Twins" galaxies undergoing a close encounter with its neighbor NGC 4568.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
NGC 4568 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf interacting galaxy
spiral galaxy
angularSize ~4.6 × 2.0 arcminutes
apparentMagnitudeV 11.3
bestSeenIn spring
catalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
catalogNumber NGC 4567 NERFINISHED
commonName one of the Siamese Twins Galaxies
declination +11° 15′ 28″
discoveredBy William Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1784-02-15
distanceFromEarth ~18 megaparsecs
~60 million light-years
galaxyType unbarred spiral galaxy
hasCompanionGalaxy NGC 4568 NERFINISHED
hasImageFrom Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
Very Large Telescope NERFINISHED
hasMorphologicalType SA(rs)bc
hasStarFormation enhanced due to interaction
hasStructure central region
disk
spiral arms
includedIn Messier 58 field region (wide-field views) NERFINISHED
interactingWith NGC 4568 NERFINISHED
interactionType gravitational interaction
isNearbyTo NGC 4564 NERFINISHED
NGC 4569 NERFINISHED
NGC 4570 NERFINISHED
isPartOf NGC 4567/NGC 4568 interacting pair NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Virgo NERFINISHED
locatedInSupercluster Virgo Supercluster NERFINISHED
memberOf Virgo Cluster NERFINISHED
observedInWavelength infrared
optical
radio
otherDesignation IRAS 12334+1120 NERFINISHED
PGC 42064 NERFINISHED
UGC 7776 NED01 NERFINISHED
VCC 1673 NERFINISHED
partOf Siamese Twins Galaxies NERFINISHED
radialVelocity ~2250 km/s
redshift 0.0075
requiresTelescopeAperture >= 6 inches for visual observation
rightAscension 12h 36m 32s
skyLocation near the center of the Virgo Cluster
surfaceBrightness low to moderate
visibleFrom Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Virgo Cluster containsGalaxy NGC 4567
Virgo Cluster containsGalaxy NGC 4567
this entity surface form: NGC 4568