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Pinwheel galaxy (M 33, NGC 598, Triangulum galaxy) | ||||
subject | fact |
Pinwheel galaxy | has Messier number 33 | ![]() |
has distance 800 kpc from Milky Way galaxy | ![]() | |
has synonym M 33 | ![]() | |
has synonym NGC 598 | ![]() | |
has synonym Triangulum galaxy | ![]() | |
has discovery date 1654 | ![]() | |
has discoverer Hodierna | ![]() | |
is a part of Triangulum | ![]() | |
is a part of Local Group | ![]() | |
has image ![]() | ![]() | |
has definition The third largest member of the Local Group, after Andromeda galaxy and the Milky Way. It is a spiral galaxy that lies 2.6 million light-years away. | ![]() | |
has definition A spiral galaxy that lies 2.6 million light-years away and is the third largest member of the Local Group, after Andromeda galaxy and the Milky Way. | ![]() | |
has definition A Sc II-III spiral galaxy, a satellite of the Andromeda galaxy, about 700 kpc distant. Mv = - 18.9. | ![]() | |
is an instance of Sc spiral | ![]() | |
is an instance of Messier object | ![]() | |
Messier object | has apparent dimension | ![]() |
has apparent magnitude | ![]() | |
is a part of celestial sphere | ![]() | |
has catalog Messier catalog | ![]() | |
has purpose originally to catalog all objects which could be confused with a comet | ![]() | |
celestial body | has spectra | ![]() |
spiral galaxy | has classification criterion Subdivided according to the openness of the spiral arms as Sa spiral, Sb spiral or Sc spiral. | ![]() |
has mass 1010 to 1012 Msun | ![]() | |
galaxy | has number of stars 106 to 1012 | ![]() |
physical object | has location or center of gravity | ![]() |
has angular momentum | ![]() | |
has velocity | ![]() | |
has momentum | ![]() | |
has temperature | ![]() | |
has volume | ![]() | |
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