NGC 1260
spiral galaxy in the constellation Perseus
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Key Facts
- Discoverer or inventor: Guillaume Bigourdan[1]
- Instance of: infrared source[2], astrophysical X-ray source[3], lenticular galaxy[4]
- Constellation: Perseus[5]
- Galaxy morphological type: S0-a[6], S0a[7]
- Part of: Perseus Cluster[8], Wikidata item[9], Wikidata item[10], Wikidata item[11]
- Has part(s): SN 2006gy[12]
- Catalog code: NGC 1260[13], IRAS 03141+4113[14], PGC 12219[15], UGC 2634[16], 2MASX J03172720+4124184[17], MCG+07-07-047[18], Z 540-81[19], Z 0314.2+4113[20], UZC J031727.2+412419[21], PSCz Q03141+4113[22], SDSS J031727.23+412418.7[23], SDSS J031727.22+412418.6[24], LEDA 12219[25], [BM99] 140[26]
- Time of discovery or invention: October 19, 1884[27]
- Redshift: 0.018409[28], 0.018783[29]
- Apparent magnitude: 13.3[30], 14.2[31], 17.0132[32], 10.778[33], 10.049[34], 9.727[35], 16.000[36], 14.091[37], 13.125[38], 12.619[39], 12.191[40]
- Radial velocity: 5753 kilometre per second[41], 5519 kilometre per second[42], 5631 kilometre per second[43]
- Distance from Earth: 240,000,000 light-year[44], 76.6 megaparsec[45], 75.00 megaparsec[46]
- Right ascension: 49.36345570181100 degree[47]
- Declination: 41.40513625500940 degree[48]
- Epoch: J2000.0[49]