Observed Spectral profile of NGC4151



Date & Time: Jan 21 2023, from 25:44 to 25:54 JST(+0900)
Composed 2 shots with 10 minutes exposed
Optical: Meade 25cm(10") Schmidt Cassegrain (f=2500mm, F10.0)
with SBIG DSS7 Spectrometer
Auto-guided with Meade LX200 Equatorial & Lacerta M-GEN
Cooled CCD Camera: SBIG ST-402ME (Temp.: -25°C)
Location: Ooizumi, Hokuto city, Yamanashi pref.

Upper strip: taken spectrogram, Lower strip: stretched 3-pixel-width & pseudo-colored image



Emission lineO IIIO IIIS II
Observed WL, λm6588.0 Å4879.8 Å4979.0 Å5026.1 Å6754.9 Å
 WL in literature, λ06562.9 Å4861.3 Å4959 Å5007 Å6730 Å
Red shift, z3.825×10-33.806×10-34.033×10-33.815×10-33.700×10-3
Recession velocity, v (km/s)1.145×1031.139×1031.207×1031.142×1031.108×103
Estimated distance, D (Mly)53.3353.0756.2353.1951.60
(average)53.49 Mly

z= (λm0)/λ0
v= c*((1+z)2-1)/((1+z)2+1)
D= 3.26*v/H0
(Mly)
  (c: velocity of light, H0=70 km/s/Mpc)
This page shows you the observed spectral profile of NGC4151. Generally the seyfert galaxies including NGC4151 have wealth of inter-stellar gaseous matters. We can detect clear emission lines like diffused and/or planetary nebulae, can easily estimate distances to the galaxies from red shifts of those lines.
A table in right has listed and indicated estimated distance to NGC4151 from observed wavelengths of five lines. The value can be calculated as about 53.5 million light years under an assumption that the Hubble constant of H0 has 70 km/s/Mpc.


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