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Parameters for Distances and Cosmology: H_o= 73.0; Ω_matter = 0.27; Ω_vacuum = 0.73;
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INDEX for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8

Essential Data (jump to sub-section of this query report):

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Foreground Galactic Extinction
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Detailed Data (NED queries):

56 Photometric data point(s) and SED

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Redshift-Independent Distances
16 Reference(s)
8 Position data point(s)
4 Redshift data point(s)
8 Diameter data point(s)

ESSENTIAL NOTE for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

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CROSS-IDENTIFICATIONS for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

Object Names	Type	Object Names	Type
WISEA J092531.20+314428.8	IrS	ECO 12051	G
SDSS J092531.19+314428.5	G	NSA 084912	G
SDSS J092531.19+314428.6	G	[HIV2012] 0345	G
SDSS J092531.20+314428.6	G	[HIV2012] 0704	G
GALEXASC J092531.17+314427.9	UvS	UGCl 141:[HIV2012] 0346	G
AGC 194917	RadioS	UGCl 148 NED01:[HIV2012] 0204	G
ASK 488822.0	G	SDSS J092531.20+314428.4	G
[TTL2012] 378689	G

COORDINATES for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

Position Reference:2007SDSS6.C...0000:

Reference    Frame     Longitude    Latitude        RA           DEC      Uncertainty Ellipse (arcsec)
                       (degrees)   (degrees)                              Semimajor Semiminor  PA(deg)
Equatorial (B1950.0)  140.630565   31.957613 09h22m31.335s +31d57m27.41s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Equatorial (J2000.0)  141.379983   31.741279 09h25m31.196s +31d44m28.60s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Ecliptic   (B1950.0)  132.960616   15.751149                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Ecliptic   (J2000.0)  133.660449   15.755518                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Galactic              194.117292   45.337868                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
SuperGalactic          63.458033  -30.395014                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0

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8 Position data point(s)

REDSHIFT-INDEPENDENT DISTANCES for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

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CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES, ATTRIBUTES) for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

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FOREGROUND GALACTIC EXTINCTION for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

Galactic Extinction from the Schlafly & Finkbeiner 2011, Appendix; 2011ApJ...737..103S (SF11) recalibration 
of the Schlegel, Finkbeiner & Davis 1998, Appendix B; 1998ApJ...500..525S (SFD98) infrared-based dust map. 
The map is based on dust emission from COBE/DIRBE and IRAS/ISSA; 
the recalibration assumes a Fitzpatrick (1999PASP..111...63F) reddening law with R_v = 3.1 and different source spectrum than SFD98.



     L  a  n  d  o  l  t S  D  S  S U  K  I  R  T
Filter [µm] U (0.35) B (0.43) V (0.54) R (0.64) I (0.80) u (0.36) g (0.47) r (0.62) i (0.75) z (0.89) J (1.25) H (1.66) K (2.19) L' (3.78)
A_λ [mag] 0.081 0.068 0.051 0.041 0.028 0.079 0.062 0.043 0.032 0.024 0.013 0.008 0.006 0.003

  

Show/Hide A_λ magnitudes in all 88 photometric bands based on SF11
 

Bandpass [µm] A_λ [mag]
Landolt U (0.35)  0.081
Landolt B (0.43)  0.068
Landolt V (0.54)  0.051
Landolt R (0.64)  0.041
Landolt I (0.80)  0.028
CTIO U (0.37)  0.077
CTIO B (0.43)  0.068
CTIO V (0.55)  0.050
CTIO R (0.65)  0.040
CTIO I (0.80)  0.028
UKIRT J (1.25)  0.013
UKIRT H (1.66)  0.008
UKIRT K (2.19)  0.006
UKIRT L' (3.78)  0.003
Gunn g (0.52)  0.055
Gunn r (0.66)  0.039
Gunn i (0.79)  0.029
Gunn z (0.91)  0.023
Spinrad R_S (0.69)  0.036
Stromgren u (0.35)  0.081
Stromgren b (0.47)  0.063
Stromgren v (0.41)  0.071
Stromgren beta (0.49)  0.060
Stromgren y (0.55)  0.050
SDSS u (0.36)  0.079
SDSS g (0.47)  0.062
SDSS r (0.62)  0.043
SDSS i (0.75)  0.032
SDSS z (0.89)  0.024
DSS-II g (0.46)  0.063
DSS-II r (0.65)  0.039
DSS-II i (0.81)  0.028
PS1 g (0.49)  0.059
PS1 r (0.62)  0.043
PS1 i (0.75)  0.032
PS1 z (0.87)  0.025
PS1 y (0.97)  0.020
PS1 w (0.62)  0.044
LSST u (0.37)  0.078
LSST g (0.48)  0.061
LSST r (0.62)  0.043
LSST i (0.75)  0.032
LSST z (0.87)  0.025
LSST y (0.97)  0.020
WFPC2 F300W (0.31)  0.092
WFPC2 F450W (0.46)  0.064
WFPC2 F555W (0.54)  0.052
WFPC2 F606W (0.60)  0.045
WFPC2 F702W (0.69)  0.037
WFPC2 F814W (0.79)  0.029
WFC3 F105W (1.04)  0.018
WFC3 F110W (1.12)  0.017
WFC3 F125W (1.23)  0.014
WFC3 F140W (1.37)  0.011
WFC3 F160W (1.53)  0.010
WFC3 F200LP (0.55)  0.055
WFC3 F218W (0.22)  0.145
WFC3 F225W (0.24)  0.131
WFC3 F275W (0.27)  0.103
WFC3 F300X (0.29)  0.098
WFC3 F336W (0.34)  0.083
WFC3 F350LP (0.59)  0.049
WFC3 F390W (0.40)  0.073
WFC3 F438W (0.43)  0.068
WFC3 F475W (0.48)  0.061
WFC3 F475X (0.50)  0.058
WFC3 F555W (0.53)  0.053
WFC3 F600LP (0.74)  0.033
WFC3 F606W (0.59)  0.047
WFC3 F625W (0.62)  0.042
WFC3 F775W (0.76)  0.031
WFC3 F814W (0.80)  0.029
WFC3 F850LP (0.91)  0.023
ACS clear (0.62)  0.046
ACS F435W (0.43)  0.068
ACS F475W (0.48)  0.061
ACS F550M (0.56)  0.049
ACS F555W (0.54)  0.052
ACS F606W (0.59)  0.046
ACS F625W (0.63)  0.042
ACS F775W (0.77)  0.031
ACS F814W (0.80)  0.029
ACS F850LP (0.90)  0.023
DES g (0.48)  0.061
DES r (0.64)  0.041
DES i (0.78)  0.030
DES z (0.91)  0.023
DES Y (0.99)  0.020


For completeness, we include the original SFD98 values:


     L  a  n  d  o  l  t S  D  S  S U  K  I  R  T
Filter [µm] U (0.34) B (0.44) V (0.54) R (0.65) I (0.81) u (0.35) g (0.49) r (0.63) i (0.78) z (0.93) J (1.27) H (1.67) K (2.22) L' (3.81)
A_λ [mag] 0.103 0.082 0.063 0.051 0.037 0.098 0.072 0.052 0.039 0.028 0.017 0.011 0.007 0.003


Galactic Extinction based on H I Column Densities and Galaxy Counts 
(Burstein & Heiles; 1982AJ.....87.1165B) assuming R_v = 3.1:
A_B = 0.000 mag 

See Notes on Galactic Extinction for important caveats.

BASIC DATA for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

Helio. Radial Velocity     :      7211 +/-        3 km/s SLS  
Redshift                   :  0.024052 +/- 0.000011  SLS   2016SDSSD.C...0000:
Major Diameter (arcmin)    :  0.41
Minor Diameter (arcmin)    :  0.21
Magnitude and Filter       : 17.4g
Classifications            :                     

NOTE: This information is indicative only. With the exception of the
      redshift they are unreferenced and highly inhomogeneous as to
      their origin. The Radial Velocity (when available) is computed
      from the listed redshift. The remaining values are designed to
      orient the user with a quick-look, overall assessment of the
      general properties of the object in question. They are not
      averages nor are they standardized in any way.

Additional detailed measurements with references are also available by clicking below:
4 Redshift data point(s)      56 photometric data point(s)      8 Diameter data point(s)

QUANTITIES DERIVED FROM REDSHIFT for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Details)(Back to INDEX)

Calculated and Corrected Velocities
V (Heliocentric)           :    7211 +/-      3 km/s SLS  2016SDSSD.C...0000:
V (Kinematic LSR)          :    7207 +/-      3 km/s SLS  1986MNRAS.221.1023K
V (Galactocentric GSR)     :    7170 +/-      4 km/s SLS  1991RC3.9.C...0000d
V (Local Group)            :    7152 +/-      5 km/s SLS  1996AJ....111..794K
V (3K CMB)                 :    7467 +/-     18 km/s SLS  1996ApJ...473..576F
V (Virgo Infall only)      :    7319 +/-     13 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M
V (Virgo + GA only)        :    7470 +/-     16 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M
V (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :    7509 +/-     17 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M

Hubble Flow Distance and Distance Modulus (where H_o =   73.0 +/-   5 km/sec/Mpc)
D (Galactocentric GSR)     :    98.2 +/-    6.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 34.96 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Local Group)            :    98.0 +/-    6.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 34.96 +/- 0.15 mag
D (3K CMB)                 :   102.3 +/-    7.2 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.05 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo Infall only)      :   100.3 +/-    7.0 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.01 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo + GA only)        :   102.3 +/-    7.2 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.05 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :   102.9 +/-    7.2 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.06 +/- 0.15 mag

Scale at Hubble Flow Distances
Scale (Galactocentric GSR) :     476 pc/arcsec =  0.476 kpc/arcsec =  28.57 kpc/arcmin =   1.71 Mpc/degree
Scale (Local Group)        :     475 pc/arcsec =  0.475 kpc/arcsec =  28.50 kpc/arcmin =   1.71 Mpc/degree
Scale (3K CMB)             :     496 pc/arcsec =  0.496 kpc/arcsec =  29.75 kpc/arcmin =   1.79 Mpc/degree
Scale (Virgo Infall only)  :     486 pc/arcsec =  0.486 kpc/arcsec =  29.16 kpc/arcmin =   1.75 Mpc/degree
Scale (Virgo + GA only)    :     496 pc/arcsec =  0.496 kpc/arcsec =  29.76 kpc/arcmin =   1.79 Mpc/degree
Scale(Virgo + GA + Shapley):     499 pc/arcsec =  0.499 kpc/arcsec =  29.92 kpc/arcmin =   1.80 Mpc/degree











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Cosmology-Corrected Quantities [H_o =  73.00 km/sec/Mpc, Ω_matter =   0.27, Ω_vacuum =   0.73]
[Redshift 0.024907 as corrected to the Reference Frame defined by the 3K Microwave Background Radiation]
Luminosity Distance        : 104 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.09 mag
Angular-Size Distance      : 99.3 Mpc      (m-M) = 34.98 mag
Co-Moving Radial Distance  : 102 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.04 mag
Co-Moving Tangential Dist. : 102 Mpc      (m-M) = 35.04 mag
Co-Moving Volume           : 0.00441 Gpc^3
Light Travel-Time          :    0.328 Gyr
Age at Redshift 0.024907   :   12.971 Gyr
Age of Universe            :   13.299 Gyr
Scale (Cosmology Corrected):     481 pc/arcsec =  0.481 kpc/arcsec =  28.88 kpc/arcmin =   1.73 Mpc/degree
Surface Brightness Dimming : Flux Density per Unit Area =  0.90628; Magnitude per Unit Area = 0.1068 mag







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QUICK-LOOK PHOTOMETRY and LUMINOSITIES for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

The brightest flux in each of the following spectral regions, when available:
Gamma-Ray (ν > 2E19 Hz); X-Ray (2E19 Hz > ν > 2E16 Hz); Ultraviolet (2E16 Hz > ν > 9E14 Hz); Visual (9E14 Hz > ν > 3E14 Hz);
Near-Infrared (3E14 Hz > ν > 6E13 Hz); Mid-Infrared (6E13 Hz > ν > 7.5E12 Hz); Far-Infrared (7.5E12 Hz > ν > 1E12 Hz);
Sub-Millimeter (1E12 Hz > ν > 3E11 Hz); Millimeter (3E11 Hz > ν > 3E10 Hz); Radio (3E10 Hz > ν).

Spectral Region	Band	Apparent Mag or Flux	Refcode	Absolute Mag or νL_ν [W]	νL_ν [L_☉(Bolometric)]
Ultraviolet	NUV (GALEX) AB	19.034 +/- 0.055 mag	2012ApJS..199...22H	-16.06 +/- 0.50 [mag]	3.98E+08 +/- 8.21E+07
Visual	z (SDSS Model) AB	16.625 +/- 0.036 asinh mag	2007SDSS6.C...0000:	-18.47 +/- 0.50 [mag]	8.78E+08 +/- 1.78E+08
Near-Infrared	W1 (WISE)	15.094 +/- 0.052 mag	2013wise.rept....1C	-20.00 +/- 0.50 [mag]	8.60E+07 +/- 1.77E+07
Mid-Infrared	W3 (WISE)	>11.62 mag	2013wise.rept....1C	> -3.51E+01 [mag]	> 6.24E+07

NOTE: The above quantities are derived using a Distance Modulus of 35.09 mag corresponding to
a Luminosity Distance of 104.3 Mpc [assuming 10%uncertainty] using the Cosmology-Corrected Quantities.
The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction, and no K-Corrections have been applied.

View details and SED for 56 Photometric data point(s) available in NED.

QUICK-LOOK ANGULAR & PHYSICAL DIAMETERS for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 (Back to INDEX)

The largest diameters in the Visual and Near-Infrared spectral regions, when available:

Passband	Apparent Major Axis (2a) [arcsec]	Apparent Minor Axis (2b) [arcsec]	PA [degrees] (J2000.0)	Reference Level	Refcode	Physical Major Axis (2a) [kpc]	Physical Minor Axis (2b) [kpc]
r (SDSS Isophotal)	26.01	13.79	112	25.0 mag arcsec^-2^	2006SDSS5.C...0000:	12.97	6.87

NOTE: At z <= 0.5, physical diameters are derived using a Scale at the Hubble Flow Distance (Virgo + GA + Shapley) of 0.499 kpc/arcsec.
The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction.

View details for 8 Diameter data point(s) available in NED.

EXTERNAL ARCHIVES AND SERVICES for WISEA J092531.20+314428.8 Help (Back to INDEX)

Resources for Object Names	Site/Service
Query SIMBAD by primary NED object name -- WISEA J092531.20+314428.8	SIMBAD (CDS, Strasbourg, France)
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Resources for position 09h25m31.2s, +31d44m29s (J2000)	Site/Service
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