NGC2775 / Galaxy, type SA(r)ab |
R.A. | 09h 10m 20.3s (2000.0) |
Dec. | +07°02' 19" (2000.0) |
Apparent Size | 4.3×3.3' |
Radial Velocity | +1222km/s |
Magnitude | 11.2 |
Distance | 55 million light yrs. |
Group of Galaxies | NGC2775 Group |
Other IDs | UGC4820, MCG1-24-5 CGCG34-6, PGC25861 |
NGC2775 is a small outer galaxy positioned at southeastern edge of the constellation of Cancer, near the border to Hydra.
You can find out the galaxy about 4 degrees ENE of zeta Hydrae that forms the Hydra's head.
The galaxy can be detected as a round dimmed light with a brightness of 11th magnitude and an apparent diameter of about 5 arc minutes, and a medium-sized telescope can catch a central nucleus.
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