| M85 (NGC4382) / Galaxy, type SA(s)0+ pec |
| R.A. | 12h 25m 24.6s (2000.0) |
| Dec. | +18° 11' 27" (2000.0) |
| Apparent Size | 7.1 x 5.5' |
| Radial Velocity | +1056km/s |
| Magnitude | 10.0 |
| Distance | 53 million light yrs. |
| Group of Galaxies | Virgo Cluster |
| Other IDs | UGC7508, MCG3-32-29 PGC40515 |
M85 is a galaxy around the northern edge of the Virgo Cluster in the constellation of Coma Berenices.
Though the galaxy shows you a dimmed elliptic light without clear structures, classified as SO type because of the moderate characteristics between the elliptical and spiral.
The galaxy has about 7 arc minutes in long axis and 10th magnitude.
It might be needed fairly large telescopes to recognize clear appearances of a galaxy.
This picture shows you another dimmed bared galaxy of NGC4394 just east of M85 with 11th magnitude.
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