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Object name: ARP200Designation(s): ARP200, NGC1134, IC0267, UGC02362, Information on the area of Arp 200, NGC 1134, is quite limited. Arp classified it as "Galaxies not classifiable as S(piral) or E(lliptical): material ejected from nuclei". I'm not all that sure what he is referring to. There is a tidal splash coming from the north end of the galaxy heading east toward UGC 02362. This seems the most likely explanation. Arp did frame his image to show this faint feature. The galaxy at the bottom is IC 0267. All three are related as they all lie at a distance of about 150 million light years. There's no information on the other galaxies in the field as to distance. The only other galaxy of any size is LEDA 213115 to the west of UGC 02362. There are many distant galaxies in the image but I couldn't find anything on them. Related Designation(s):2MASS J02534133+1300510, 2MASS J02535025+1250575, 2MASX J02531196+1301531, 2MASX J02534134+1300508, 2MASX J02535024+1250568, 2MFGC 02330, 87GB[BWE91] 0250+1248, AKARI J0253414+130049, AKARI J0253504+125054, ARP 200, ARP200, CGCG 0250.4+1250, CGCG 0250.9+1248, CGCG 0251.1+1238, CGCG 440-025, CGCG 440-027, CGCG 440-028, GB6 J0253+1301, HIPASS J0253+12, IC 0267, IC0267, IRAS 02509+1248, IRAS 02511+1238, IRAS F02504+1249, IRAS F02509+1248, IRAS F02510+1238, MCG +02-08-025, MCG +02-08-027, MCG +02-08-028, NGC 1134, NGC1134, NVSS J025341+130053, NVSS J025350+125056, PGC 010907, PGC 010928, PGC 010932, UGC 02362, UGC 02365, UGC 02368, UGC02362, USGC U153 NED01, USGC U153 NED02, USGC U153 NED03, UZC J025311.9+130154, UZC J025341.2+130053, UZC J025350.3+125058, UZC-CG 038 NED01, UZC-CG 038 NED02, UZC-CG 038 NED03, VV 606, [M98j] 048 NED01, [M98j] 048 NED02, [RHM2006] SFGs 116, [WB92] 0250+1248, |
