NGC 7174

E873779

NGC 7174 is a peculiar, interacting spiral galaxy located in the constellation Piscis Austrinus, notable for its distorted structure caused by gravitational interaction with nearby galaxies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf interacting galaxy
peculiar galaxy
spiral galaxy
apparentMagnitudeV about 13
catalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
catalogNumber 7174
constellation Piscis Austrinus NERFINISHED
declination approximately −31° 59′
discoverer John Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1834
distanceFromEarth approximately 100 million light-years
approximately 30 megaparsecs
distortionCause gravitational interaction with nearby galaxies
environment dense group environment
galaxyClusterMembership Hickson Compact Group 90 NERFINISHED
hasDistortedStructure true
hasDustLanes true
hasEquatorialCoordinatesEpoch J2000
hasMorphologicalType peculiar spiral
hasNearbyCompanion NGC 7172 NERFINISHED
NGC 7176 NERFINISHED
hasPeculiarVelocity true
hasStarFormation enhanced in interaction regions
hasTidalFeatures true
hasWarpedDisk true
interactsWith NGC 7173 NERFINISHED
NGC 7176 NERFINISHED
isPartOf compact galaxy group
locatedInConstellation Piscis Austrinus NERFINISHED
memberOf HCG 90 NERFINISHED
namedAfterCatalogue New General Catalogue (NGC) NERFINISHED
observedBy Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
partOf Hickson Compact Group 90 NERFINISHED
radialVelocity approximately 2700 km/s
redshift approximately 0.009
rightAscension approximately 22h 02m
showsTidalTails true
skyPosition southern celestial hemisphere

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