M84

E519109

M84 is a massive lenticular galaxy in the constellation Virgo, notable as one of the bright members of the Virgo Cluster and a target in the Messier catalog.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
M84 canonical 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Messier object ⓘ
Virgo Cluster member ⓘ
lenticular galaxy ⓘ
angularSize 5.0′ × 4.1′ ⓘ
apparentMagnitudeV 9.1 ⓘ
bestSeenIn spring ⓘ
catalogDesignation M84 ⓘ
Messier 84 ⓘ
NGC 4374 ⓘ
PGC 40455 ⓘ
UGC 7494 ⓘ
constellation Virgo ⓘ
declination +12° 53′ 13″ ⓘ
discoverer Charles Messier ⓘ
discoveryDate 1781 ⓘ
distanceFromEarth about 18.5 megaparsecs ⓘ
about 60 million light-years ⓘ
dustContent low ⓘ
epoch J2000 ⓘ
galacticEnvironment cluster core region ⓘ
galaxyClusterMembership Virgo Cluster ⓘ
galaxyType early-type galaxy ⓘ
gasContent low in cold gas ⓘ
hasActiveGalacticNucleus low-luminosity AGN ⓘ
hasJet yes ⓘ
hasSupermassiveBlackHole yes ⓘ
hostGalaxyFor radio source 3C 272.1 ⓘ
hostTo old stellar population ⓘ
jetOrigin central supermassive black hole ⓘ
locatedInCluster Virgo Cluster ⓘ
locatedInSupercluster Virgo Supercluster ⓘ
morphologicalType S0 ⓘ
notableFor bright member of the Virgo Cluster ⓘ
target in the Messier catalog ⓘ
observedIn X-ray wavelengths ⓘ
optical wavelengths ⓘ
radio wavelengths ⓘ
partOf Markarian’s Chain region of Virgo Cluster ⓘ
linked to: Markarian’s Chain
radialVelocity 1060 km/s ⓘ
redshift 0.00354 ⓘ
rightAscension 12h 25m 03.7s ⓘ
starFormationRate low ⓘ
supermassiveBlackHoleMass about 1.5 billion solar masses ⓘ
surfaceBrightnessProfile typical of lenticular galaxies ⓘ
visibleIn small amateur telescopes ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.