Arp 140

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^note: [1]

galaxy group (2) 139 <<  Arp 140  >> 141
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Members note: [2]	NGC 274, NGC 275
Positionnote: [1] (epoch J2000) [3]
Constellation	Cetus
Position	Ra 00:51:01.8 Dec -07:03:26
DSS images	10' · 20' · 30' · 45' · 1°
Appearance [3]
Apparent mag.
Size
Other
Other designations	VV 81
Notes
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Arp 140 is a galaxy pair in Cetus.

Contents 1 How to find it 2 Appearance 3 Notes 4 References 5 Links

[edit] How to find it

[edit] Appearance

[edit] Notes

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1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Position of the brightest member
2. ↑ Brightest member is marked bold
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Historic NGC and IC by Wolfgang Steinicke (version Nov. 20, 2006.)

[edit] Links

• Arp 140 observation and sketch with 16" by Uwe Glahn - Elliptical and elliptical-like galaxies @ arpgalaxies.com [include this report]
• Arp 140 observation by Ray Cash with 17.5" f/4.5 reflector (Observing the 100 Brightest Arp Peculiar Galaxies) [include this report]

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Categories: All Deep sky objects | Galaxy groups in Cetus | Galaxy pairs | Arp

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