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Parameters for Distances and Cosmology: Ho= 73.0; Ωmatter = 0.27; Ωvacuum = 0.73;
Derived Quantities use a Redshift corrected to a Reference Frame defined by the 3K CMB

Detailed Information for Object No. 5

INDEX for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2
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Detailed Data (NED queries):
  • Images
  • 31 Photometric data point(s) and SED   
  • Spectra   
    Redshift-Independent Distances
    12 Reference(s)   
    4 Position data point(s)
    2 Redshift data point(s)   
    4 Diameter data point(s)   

    ESSENTIAL NOTE for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
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    CROSS-IDENTIFICATIONS for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
    Object Names Type Object Names Type
    WISEA J140738.95+202756.2IrS ASK 682109.0 G
    SDSS J140738.95+202755.9 G MAPS-NGP O_381_0762025 G
    GALEXASC J140738.96+202756.2 UvS LEDA 1628157 G
    [TTL2012] 436400 G   

    COORDINATES for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (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)  211.326413   20.702585 14h05m18.339s +20d42m09.31s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    Equatorial (J2000.0)  211.912299   20.465549 14h07m38.952s +20d27m55.98s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    Ecliptic   (B1950.0)  200.924900   31.187181                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    Ecliptic   (J2000.0)  201.627006   31.184359                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    Galactic               16.083024   71.364120                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    SuperGalactic         100.315750   22.069582                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
    
    Additional detailed measurements with references are also available by clicking below:
    4 Position data point(s)

    REDSHIFT-INDEPENDENT DISTANCES for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
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    CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES, ATTRIBUTES) for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
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    FOREGROUND GALACTIC EXTINCTION for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (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 Rv = 3.1 and different source spectrum than SFD98.

    L a n d o l tS D S SU 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)
    Aλ [mag]0.1520.1270.0960.0760.0530.1490.1160.0800.0600.0440.0250.0160.0110.005
    Show/Hide Aλ magnitudes in all 88 photometric bands based on SF11
    For completeness, we include the original SFD98 values:
    L a n d o l tS D S SU 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)
    Aλ [mag]0.1910.1510.1160.0940.0680.1810.1330.0960.0730.0520.0320.0200.0130.005


    Galactic Extinction based on H I Column Densities and Galaxy Counts
    (Burstein & Heiles; 1982AJ.....87.1165B) assuming Rv = 3.1:
    AB = 0.040 mag
    See Notes on Galactic Extinction for important caveats.

    BASIC DATA for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
    Helio. Radial Velocity     :     19556 +/-        2 km/s SLS  
    Redshift                   :  0.065233 +/- 0.000007  SLS   2016SDSSD.C...0000:
    Major Diameter (arcmin)    :  0.19
    Minor Diameter (arcmin)    :  0.10
    Magnitude and Filter       : 18.71
    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:
    2 Redshift data point(s)      31 photometric data point(s)      4 Diameter data point(s)      

    QUANTITIES DERIVED FROM REDSHIFT for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Details)(Back to INDEX)
    Calculated and Corrected Velocities
    V (Heliocentric)           :   19556 +/-      2 km/s SLS  2016SDSSD.C...0000:
    V (Kinematic LSR)          :   19568 +/-      2 km/s SLS  1986MNRAS.221.1023K
    V (Galactocentric GSR)     :   19586 +/-      2 km/s SLS  1991RC3.9.C...0000d
    V (Local Group)            :   19558 +/-      2 km/s SLS  1996AJ....111..794K
    V (3K CMB)                 :   19789 +/-     16 km/s SLS  1996ApJ...473..576F
    V (Virgo Infall only)      :   19750 +/-     14 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M
    V (Virgo + GA only)        :   20009 +/-     23 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M
    V (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :   20115 +/-     24 km/s SLS  2000ApJ...529..786M
    
    Hubble Flow Distance and Distance Modulus (where Ho =   73.0 +/-   5 km/sec/Mpc)
    D (Galactocentric GSR)     :   268.3 +/-   18.8 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.14 +/- 0.15 mag
    D (Local Group)            :   267.9 +/-   18.8 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.14 +/- 0.15 mag
    D (3K CMB)                 :   271.1 +/-   19.0 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.17 +/- 0.15 mag
    D (Virgo Infall only)      :   270.6 +/-   18.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.16 +/- 0.15 mag
    D (Virgo + GA only)        :   274.1 +/-   19.2 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.19 +/- 0.15 mag
    D (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :   275.5 +/-   19.3 Mpc      (m-M) = 37.20 +/- 0.15 mag
    
    Scale at Hubble Flow Distances
    Scale (Galactocentric GSR) :    1301 pc/arcsec =  1.301 kpc/arcsec =  78.05 kpc/arcmin =   4.68 Mpc/degree
    Scale (Local Group)        :    1299 pc/arcsec =  1.299 kpc/arcsec =  77.94 kpc/arcmin =   4.68 Mpc/degree
    Scale (3K CMB)             :    1314 pc/arcsec =  1.314 kpc/arcsec =  78.86 kpc/arcmin =   4.73 Mpc/degree
    Scale (Virgo Infall only)  :    1312 pc/arcsec =  1.312 kpc/arcsec =  78.70 kpc/arcmin =   4.72 Mpc/degree
    Scale (Virgo + GA only)    :    1329 pc/arcsec =  1.329 kpc/arcsec =  79.73 kpc/arcmin =   4.78 Mpc/degree
    Scale(Virgo + GA + Shapley):    1336 pc/arcsec =  1.336 kpc/arcsec =  80.15 kpc/arcmin =   4.81 Mpc/degree
    
    
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    Cosmology-Corrected Quantities [Ho = 73.00 km/sec/Mpc, Ωmatter = 0.27, Ωvacuum = 0.73] [Redshift 0.066010 as corrected to the Reference Frame defined by the 3K Microwave Background Radiation] Luminosity Distance : 285 Mpc (m-M) = 37.27 mag Angular-Size Distance : 251 Mpc (m-M) = 37.00 mag Co-Moving Radial Distance : 267 Mpc (m-M) = 37.14 mag Co-Moving Tangential Dist. : 267 Mpc (m-M) = 37.14 mag Co-Moving Volume : 0.0801 Gpc^3 Light Travel-Time : 0.845 Gyr Age at Redshift 0.066010 : 12.454 Gyr Age of Universe : 13.299 Gyr Scale (Cosmology Corrected): 1216 pc/arcsec = 1.216 kpc/arcsec = 72.97 kpc/arcmin = 4.38 Mpc/degree Surface Brightness Dimming : Flux Density per Unit Area = 0.77438; Magnitude per Unit Area = 0.2776 mag
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    HoΩmatterΩvacuum     
    Correct Redshift To the Reference Frame defined by: as Input for Calculation of the Distances and Cosmology-Corrected Quantities

    QUICK-LOOK PHOTOMETRY and LUMINOSITIES for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (Back to INDEX)
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    QUICK-LOOK ANGULAR & PHYSICAL DIAMETERS for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 (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 RefcodePhysical Major Axis
    (2a) [kpc]
    Physical Minor Axis
    (2b) [kpc]
    r (SDSS Isophotal) 14.758.7072 25.0 mag arcsec^-2^ 2007SDSS6.C...0000:19.7011.63
    NOTE: At z <= 0.5, physical diameters are derived using a Scale at the Hubble Flow Distance (Virgo + GA + Shapley) of 1.336 kpc/arcsec.
    The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction.

    View details for 4 Diameter data point(s) available in NED.

    EXTERNAL ARCHIVES AND SERVICES for WISEA J140738.95+202756.2 Help (Back to INDEX)
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