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To the left of the star is PGC 1625 (lower part) and PGC 1627 (upper part).
Diagonally to the right above the star is PGC 1618.
To the right of that is PGC 1614.
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Above the two galaxies are PGC 1914 (right) and PGC 1921 (left).
Below the two galaxies are PGC 1927 (right) PGC 1934 (left).
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The bright galaxy on the left is PGC 2064.
To its right is PGC 2059 and again to its right is PGC 2043.
The galaxy above the three galaxies is PGC 2045.
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The lowest galaxy is PGC 2057.
Right next to it is PGC 2046.
The large galaxy in the center of the image is PGC 2047 next to which is PGC 2040 on the right.
Above is PGC 2051.
The small galaxy at the top is PGC 828648, but it does not belong to HCG 4.
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The large galaxy in the center is NGC 190.
Directly below is PGC 2325.
At the lower end is PGC 2326, and at the upper end is PGC 2322.
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To the left is the galaxy PGC 2353.
To the right are galaxies PGC 2350 (top) and PGC 2351 (bottom).
On the right the small galaxy is 2347.
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NGC 201 is the galaxy on the left.
The top galaxy is NGC 196.
Below is NGC 197.
On the right is NGC 192.
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PGC 2888 can be seen at the top.
Below it follows PGC 2890.
The galaxy on the right is PGC 2886.
The bottom galaxy is PGC 2892.
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The large galaxy in the center of the image is PGC 3201.
To the right is PGC 3198.
At the top is PGC 3196, and at the bottom is PGC 3200.
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On the far right is NGC 529.
At the top left is NGC 531.
Centered on the left edge is NGC 536.
The small galaxy on the lower left is NGC 542.
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The large galaxy in the bidl center is PGC 5362.
Diagonally above it on the right is PGC 5357.
The galaxy below the center galaxy is PGC 5365.
The galaxy on the left is PGC 5381.
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The top galaxy of the group is PGC 5439.
Diagonally below it on the left is PGC 5445, followed by PGC 5443.
The large galaxy is PGC 5437. To the right of that, the medium sized galaxy, is PGC 5432.
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The top galaxy is PGC 5732.
Below that is PGC 5735 and then PGC 5736.
Centered to the left of that is PGC 5741.
Below to the right is PGC 5728.
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The lowest galaxy is PGC 7557 followed upward by PGC 7553 and then by PGC 7550.
At the very top of the edge is PGC 7546.
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The five bright galaxies are PGC 8096 (bottom right), PGC 8110 (next to it on the left), PGC 8117 (center of image), PGC 8128 (far left), and PGC 8114 (top).
The small blue galaxy at the top is PGC 8116.
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On the right is NGC 833, with NGC 835, NGC 838, and NGC 839 following to the left.
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In the center of the image is the quartet PGC 8560 (upper left), PGC 8559 (small galaxy upper right), PGC 8558 (lower right), and PGC 8561.
The galaxy to the left is PGC 8564.
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PGC 10042 is the upper node, PGC 10043 is center node, PGC 10044 is elongated lower part from blue area and PGC 10046 is galaxy below.
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The upper galaxy is PGC 10270.
The large galaxy on the right is PGC 10262.
To the left of it is PGC 10268.
At the bottom is PGC 10269.
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The three galaxies in the center of the image are PGC 10366 (left), PGC 10365 (top) and PGC 10364 (right bottom).
To the left are three more galaxies in the same constellation. PGC 10369 (left), PGC 10368 (top), and PGC 10367 (bottom right).
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The three bright galaxies at the bottom are NGC 1100 (left), NGC 1099 (center), and NGC 1098 (right).
Above, the two bright galaxies are NGC 1092 (left) and NGC 1091 (right).
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At the top left is NGC 1199, with NGC 1189 to the right.
The three galaxies below are NGC 1192 (left), NGC 1191 (bottom center), and NGC 1190 (top).
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The large spiral galaxy is NGC 1215 with the adjacent galaxy PGC 11690 directly above it and the galaxy NGC 1216 obliquely to the left below it.
Diagonally right below NGC 1215 is PGC 11673, and diagonally right above it is NGC 1214.
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In the original 1989 papers, only four galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 24, column 6) and Chart 24 on page 386: PGC 12501 (left), PGC 12492 (oblique right above, PGC 12477 (bright galaxy in center of image), and PGC 12472 (far right).
In the 1992 papers where the radial velocities of the galaxies are considered, there is one more galaxy E: PGC 12489 (the small galaxy directly centered between the other galaxies).
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At the very top are galaxies PGC 12533 (upper galaxy) and PGC 12530 (lower galaxy).
In the center of the image are galaxies PGC 12539 (upper galaxy) and PGC 12538 (lower galaxy).
To the right is PGC 12524, to the left of the image center is PGC 12550.
The large galaxy at the bottom is PGC 12531.
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In the original 1989 papers, only four galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 26, column 6) and Chart 26 on page 386: PGC 12611 (galaxy in the center of the image), PGC 12614 (galaxy to the left) with PGC 12613 and PGC 12604 (top right) directly above it .
In the 1992 papers in which the radial velocities of the galaxies are considered, there are three more galaxies: PGC 12605 (lower right), PGC 12615 (small blue galaxy below the two large galaxies), and PGC 12610 (small galaxy directly above the center of the center galaxy).
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In the original 1989 papers, only five galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 27, column 6) and Chart 27 on page 386: PGC 14861 (upper right), PGC 14863 (blue galaxy diagonally left below), PGC 14866 (small yellow galaxy in the center of the image), PGC 14870 (large galaxy diagonally left below) and PGC 14873 (lower left).
In the papers of 1992 in which the radial velocities of the galaxies are considered, there is still one galaxy F: PGC 14862 (galaxy above between the two upper galaxies).
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At the top is galaxy PGC 15136.
Diagonally below it on the right is PGC 15135.
Below that is PGC 15141 with the galaxy PGC 15139 directly to its right.
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The bright blue galaxy to the left above the star is PGC 15559.
To the left of it the flat galaxy is PGC 15560 with the galaxy PGC 15561 adjacent to it on the left.
To the left of that, the larger galaxy is PGC 15562.
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The galaxy at the top is PGC 15624.
To the right is galaxy PGC 15620.
At the bottom is galaxy PGC 15631.
On the left is galaxy PGC 15636.
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Arp 259 consists of three galaxies.
The first two galaxies form NGC 1741 shown (left area of the large cluster). Here the upper part (bright blue area) is PGC 16573, the lower horizontal area is 2MASXI J0501387-041533.
The third galaxy is the right part and is called PGC 16570 (NGC 1741B).
Arp 259 belongs to HCG 31.
According to the original papers of Hickson, PGC 16571 (small galaxy above PGC 16570) still belongs to HCG 31.
In Wikipedia, HCG 31E (just below NGC 1741, the small blue dot), HCG 31F (small blue galaxy right below the star) and IC 399 (galaxy diagonally left below) are also included.
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In the center of the image are the three galaxies PGC 16587 (left), PGC 16584 (center), and PGC 16583.
Diagonally above on the right is the fourth galaxy PGC 16578.
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In the center of the image, the galaxy triangle is formed by PGC 16866 (top), PGC 16867 (lower left), and PGC 16863 (lower right).
To the left of this is the fourth galaxy PGC 16871.
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NGC 1875 is the elliptical galaxy in the center.
PGC 17173 is the small dot just diagonally to the left below.
PGC 17175 is the blue galaxy with PGC 17176 next to it on the left.
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HCG 35 consists of the 6 galaxies (from top to bottom):
PGC 24599
PGC 24600
PGC 24596
PGC 24601
PGC 24597
PGC 24598
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The large galaxy in the center of the image is IC 528.
Directly adjacent to the right are PGC 25779 (top) and PGC 25782 (bottom). The small galaxy adjacent in the center is not part of the group.
To the left of IC 528, PGC 25791 is still visible.
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The large galaxy on the lower left is NGC 2783. The flat adjacent galaxy is NGC 2783B. The small galaxy in between is PGC 26004.
The galaxy in the center of the image is PGC 26005 and above it is PGC 26006.
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The Arp 237 galaxy pair consists of galaxies PGC 26842 (right) and PGC 26844 (left).
Together with galaxies PGC 26831 (oblique lower right) and PGC 26830 (oblique upper right), they form galaxy group HCG 38.
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HCG 39 consists of the four galaxies (from top to bottom):
PGC 26925
PGC 26926
PGC 26929
PGC 26931
The galaxy diagonally below on the left is PGC 1120300, but is not part of the Hickson compact group.
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At the top is PGC 25716.
In the center is PGC 25709.
Below it on the left is PGC 25715, and below it on the right is PGC 25708.
The lowest galaxy is PGC 25713.
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The galaxy on the upper left is PGC 28770.
Below it follows PGC 28764 with galaxy PGC 28753 above it on the right.
The small galaxy on the left is PGC 28784.
The blue galaxy PGC 28751 (right below the center galaxy) is not part of the compact group.
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The large galaxy in the center of the image is NGC 3091 with the galaxy directly above it, PGC 28922, and the galaxy below it on the right, PGC 28926.
The galaxy to the left of the image center are NGC 3096 (left galaxy).
The small galaxy PGC 852084 (to the right of NGC 3096) is not part of the compact group.
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In the original 1989 papers, only five galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 43, column 6) and Chart 43 on page 387: PGC 29677 (large galaxy at upper left), PGC 29668 (small galaxy at image center), PGC 29657 (right), PGC 29665 (galaxy below image center) and PGC 29666 (below).
In the 1992 papers in which the radial velocities of the galaxies are considered, there is one more galaxy F: PGC 29673 (the small galaxy at the very top, above PGC 29677).
At the top center is NGC 3193.
In the center diagonally left below is NGC 3190.
Right below is NGC 3187.
These three galaxies form the galaxy triplet Arp 316.
In the lower left is NGC 3185.
All four galaxies belong to the galaxy group HCG 44.
At the top center is NGC 3193.
In the center diagonally left below is NGC 3190.
Right below is NGC 3187.
These three galaxies form the galaxy triplet Arp 316.
In the lower left is NGC 3185.
All four galaxies belong to the HCG 44 galaxy group.
At the top center is NGC 3193.
In the center diagonally left below is NGC 3190.
Right below is NGC 3187.
These three galaxies form the galaxy triplet Arp 316.
In the lower left is NGC 3185.
All four galaxies belong to the HCG 44 galaxy group.
At the top center is NGC 3193.
In the center diagonally left below is NGC 3190.
Right below is NGC 3187.
These three galaxies form the galaxy triplet Arp 316.
In the lower left is NGC 3185.
All four galaxies belong to the HCG 44 galaxy group.
At the top center is NGC 3193.
In the center diagonally left below is NGC 3190.
Right below is NGC 3187.
These three galaxies form the galaxy triplet Arp 316.
In the lower left is NGC 3185.
All four galaxies belong to the HCG 44 galaxy group.
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The large galaxy at the top is PGC 30153 with the small galaxy PGC 30156 above it.
To the right of the center of the image is PGC 30137.
Below that is PGC 30143.
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In the center of the image are PGC 30349 (upper galaxy) and PGC 30350 (lower galaxy).
Diagonally above on the left is PGC 30354, and diagonally below on the right is PGC 30347.
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HCG 47 includes (from top to bottom):
PGC 30620
PGC 30618
PGC 30619
PGC 30616
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IC 2597 can be seen in the center of the image.
Below is PGC 31588.
The two galaxies above are PGC 31577 (lower galaxy) and PGC 31580 (upper galaxy).
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HCG 49 includes (from left to right):
PGC 32899
PGC 32895
PGC 32893
PGC 32890
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Belonging to HCG 50 are:
PGC 34448 (top)
PGC 34444 (right)
PGC 34447 (bottom)
PGC 34452 (bottom left)
PGC 34453 (left)
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In the original 1989 papers, only six galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 51, column 6) and Chart 51 on page 387: PGC 34881 (top right), IC 2759 (right), NGC 3561 (center) with the small galaxy PGC 34899 directly below it, PGC 34907 (left) and NGC 3653 (bottom).
In the 1992 papers in which the radial velocities of galaxies are considered, there is one more galaxy G: PGC 34901 (the small yellow dot to the left of the optical galaxy pair NGC 3561 and PGC 34899).
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At the very top is PGC 35179.
Below that the large galaxy is PGC 35183, with PGC 35178 next to it on the right.
At the very bottom is PGC 35184.
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In the upper right the large galaxy is NGC 3697.
Below that the two galaxies are PGC 35355 (upper galaxy) and PGC 35360 (lower galaxy).
Left above the star is the fourth galaxy PGC 35381.
The faintly visible galaxy SDSS J112853.29+204424.3 to the right of the optical galaxy pair is not part of the compact group.
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HCG 54 consists of four merging galaxies.
IC 700 forms the large center. To the right of it, the blue dot is PGC 35380.
To the left of the center is PGC 35384 and to the upper left the outermost galaxy is PGC 35385.
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Arp 329 consists of a chain of galaxies consisting of PGC 35574, PGC 35576, PGC 35575, PGC 35573, and PGC 35572 (from top to bottom).
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On the left is NGC 3718.
On the right is NGC 3729.
Above NGC 3718 is the Arp 322 / HCG 56 galaxy group (galaxy group consisting of 5 galaxies).
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Arp 320 consists of seven galaxies, consisting of the three large galaxies on the left (NGC 3746 (top), NGC 3745 (middle), NGC 3748 (bottom)), the three galaxies in the middle (NGC 3750 (top), NGC 3753 (middle), NGC 3754 (bottom)) and the galaxy NGC 3751 (right).
To the right of NGC 3748 is the galaxy PGC 36010, which together with Arp 320 forms the galaxy group HCG 57.
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The two galaxies at the top are NGC 3820 (upper galaxy) and NGC 3819 (lower galaxy).
The three galaxies at the bottom are NGC 3825 (left), NGC 3822 (center), and NGC 3817 (right).
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In the center of the image is IC 737, IC 736 is the galaxy on the right.
The blue galaxy is PGC 36867.
Below is PGC 36871.
In the upper right is PGC 36851.
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The galaxy on the upper right is PGC 38053.
The group of three galaxies consists of PGC 38064 (top), PGC 38065 (bottom), and PGC 38072.
The top galaxy is NGC 4173.
To the right of it is NGC 4169.
To the left of it is NGC 4175.
At the bottom is NGC 4174.
The four galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 61.
The top galaxy is NGC 4173.
To the right of it is NGC 4169.
To the left of it is NGC 4175.
At the very bottom is NGC 4174.
The four galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 61.
The top galaxy is NGC 4173.
To the right of it is NGC 4169.
To the left of it is NGC 4175.
At the very bottom is NGC 4174.
The four galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 61.
The top galaxy is NGC 4173.
To the right of it is NGC 4169.
To the left of it is NGC 4175.
At the very bottom is NGC 4174.
The four galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 61.
The top galaxy is NGC 4173.
To the right of it is NGC 4169.
To the left of it is NGC 4175.
At the very bottom is NGC 4174.
The four galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 61.
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The double galaxy consists of NGC 4759 (upper part, also NGC 4776)) and NGC 4761 (lower part, also NGC 4778).
To the left is NGC 4764.
At the bottom PGC 43760 can be seen.
In this group there are different names for the galaxies. There is also cataloging where NGC 4764 is referred to as NGC 4761 and PGC 43760 is referred to as NGC 4764 and then the double galaxy is just referred to as NGC 4776 and NGC 4778.
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The galaxy on the left is PGC 44984.
In the center is PGC 44979.
On the right the large galaxy is 44965 with the small galaxy PGC 44959 directly above it on the right.
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The galaxy at the very top is PGC 46977.
The three galaxies below are (from top to bottom):
PGC 46971 (small galaxy at the top).
PGC 46972 (small middle galaxy)
PGC 46975 (large galaxy)
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In the center of the image, three galaxies lie very close together. PGC 47403 is the right one. PGC 4706 is the lower galaxy of the three. Directly above this galaxy, in front of the star, is PGC 47407.
Diagonally to the right below it are the closely spaced galaxies PGC 47397 (the right galaxy) and PGC 47401 (the left galaxy).
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The four large galaxies make up HCG 66. These are, from left to right:
PGC 48231
PGC 48226
PGC 48222
PGC 48220
The small galaxy in the middle (not named) and galaxy PGC 2562437 on the far right are not part of the compact group.
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The long galaxy on the right is PGC 49017.
The three galaxies on the left are (from top to bottom):
PGC 49040
NGC 5306
PGC 49036
The galaxy on the right is NGC 5371.
On the left side of the image is HCG 68, consisting of the three galaxies on the left (NGC 5353 - top, NGC 5354 - middle, NGC 5350 bottom), the small galaxy NGC 5355 (to the right of the three galaxies), and NGC 5358 (above right).
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The long galaxy is PGC 49502 with the galaxy PGC 49499 directly to the right center.
To the left at the top is PGC 49505.
The lower galaxy is PGC 49507.
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In the original 1989 papers, only six galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 70, column 6) and Chart 70 on page 387: PGC 50159 (left), IC 4371 (bottom), PGC 50138 (long galaxy in the center) with galaxy IC 4370 directly above it, IC 4369 (oblique right above IC 4371), and PGC 50133 (right above IC 4369).
In the 1992 papers in which the radial velocities of galaxies are considered, there is one more galaxy G: PGC 50123 (galaxy on the far right).
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IC 4382 is the top galaxy.
Diagonally below it on the right is NGC 5008 (IC 4381).
The galaxy in the middle is PGC 50640.
The small galaxy below is PGC 50641.
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In den originalen Schriften von 1989, sind nur fünf Galaxien aufgelistet (Tabelle 1, HCG 72, Spalte 6) und Grafik 72 auf Seite 387:
A: PGC 52844 (die große Galaxie ganz oben), B: PGC 52848 (die obere rechte Galaxie der Gruppe), C: PGC 52854 (die unterste große Galaxie in der Gruppe), D: PGC 52851 (die mittlere große Galaxie in der Gruppe) und E: PGC 52850 (die runde Galaxie in der Gruppe)
In den Schriften von 1992 in denen die Radialgeschwindigkeiten der Galaxien betrachtet werden, gibt es noch eine Galaxie F: PGC 52847 (die kleine Galaxie unter der runden Zentrumsgalaxie).
Direkt neben der unteren großen Galaxie C ist noch eine schwache blaue Galaxie VV 165g zu sehen, die zusammen mit den anderen sechs Galaxien Arp 328 bildet, obwohl in den Arp-Schriften nur von sechs Galaxien geschrieben ist.
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Together with the irregular galaxy IC 4526 (right above) NGC 5829 (large galaxy) forms the galaxy pair Arp 42.
Together with galaxies PGC 53702 (to the right above), PGC 53703 (diagonally to the right above), and PGC 53720 (diagonally to the left above), the five galaxies form HCG 73.
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From bottom to top, the three galaxies consist of PGC 54688, NGC 5910, and PGC 54692.
The galaxy above is PGC 54694.
The yellow galaxy on the left is PGC 54697.
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The three bright galaxies on the left are (from left to right):
PGC 54827
PGC 54824
PGC 54818
The three bright galaxies on the right are (from bottom to top):
PGC 54802
PGC 54804
PGC 54803
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In den originalen Schriften von 1989, sind nur fünf Galaxien aufgelistet (Tabelle 1, HCG 76, Spalte 6) und Grafik 76 auf Seite 387: Die beiden Galaxien links sind PGC 55325 (links oben) und NGC 5944 (schmale Galaxie). Unten ist NGC 5942, rechts NGC 5941. Oben die große Galaxie ist PGC 55314.
In den Schriften von 1992 in denen die Radialgeschwindigkeiten der Galaxien betrachtet werden, gibt es noch zwei weitere Galaxien: PGC 55307 (schmale Galaxie oben rechts), PGC 55313 (kleine Galaxie direkt unter PGC 55314).
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HCG 77 consists of the galaxy (from bottom to top):
PGC 56123
PGC 56122
PGC 56125 (right part of the blue galaxy)
PGC 56121 left part of the blue galaxy)
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The large galaxy is PGC 56079.
The galaxy to the right below it is PGC 56067.
Diagonally left above the large galaxy is PGC 56086 and diagonally left below is PGC 56095.
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HCG 80 consists of the four galaxies in the center of the image:
PGC 56588 (top left)
PGC 56572 (top right)
PGC 56577 (lower right)
PGC 56590 (lower left)
The galaxy PGC 2675242 at the bottom of the image and PGC 2675868 at the upper left of the image are not part of the compact group.
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HCG 81 consists of the galaxies (from top to bottom):
PGC 57773
PGC 57777
PGC 57779
PGC 57774
On the upper left is NGC 6163, and to the right is NGC 6162.
Below that are the galaxies NGC 6161 (left) and PGC 58231 (right).
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In den originalen Schriften von 1989, sind nur vier Galaxien aufgelistet (Tabelle 1, HCG 83, Spalte 6) und Grafik 83 auf Seite 388:
PGC 58569 (blaue Galaxie links überhalb der Bildmitte)
PGC 58565 (die helle Galaxie in der Bildmitte)
PGC 58559 (die helle Galaxie rechts)
PGC 58561 (die kleine Galaxie oberhalb zwischen den beiden hellen gelben Galaxien)
In den Schriften von 1992 in denen die Radialgeschwindigkeiten der Galaxien betrachtet werden, gibt es noch eine Galaxie E: PGC 58562 (kleine Galaxie links neben den beiden blauen Sternen direkt unterhalb der mittleren hellen Galaxie).
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The three galaxies below the upper bright star are (from right to left):
PGC 58856
PGC 58861
PGC 58873
The three galaxies below are (from top to bottom):
PGC 58877
PGC 58881
PGC 58884
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HCG 85 consists of the galaxies:
PGC 62484 (left)
PGC 62478 (top)
PGC 62476 (right)
PGC 62477 (bottom)
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HCG 86 consists of the galaxies:
PGC 63753 (left)
PGC 63748 (center)
PGC 63749 (right)
PGC 63752 (bottom)
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The long galaxy is PGC 65415.
To the right is PGC 65409.
At the top the galaxy is PGC 65412.
In the center of the triangle is the small galaxy PGC 65414.
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HCG 88 consists of the galaxies (from upper left to lower right):
NGC 6978
NGC 6977
NGC 6975 (NGC 6976)
PGC 65612
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In the center of the image are the two galaxies PGC 66574 (upper galaxy) and PGC 66575 (lower galaxy).
On the right is the galaxy PGC 66570.
On the left is PGC 66580.
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At the top is the galaxy NGC 7172.
The galaxy in the middle is NGC 7173.
Below is a pair of galaxies consisting of NGC 7176 (left region) and NGC 7174 (right region).
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In the center of the image is NGC 7214 with the directly adjacent galaxy PGC 61855.
Just above on the left is PGC 68160.
Above the galaxy is PGC 68164.
In the lower right corner is IC 5168. This galaxy is not part of the compact group.
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Stephan's Quintet consists of the galaxies:
NGC 7317, NGC 7318A, NGC 7318B, NGC 7319 and NGC 7320C.
The galaxies are the yellow areas from right to left in this order.
The somewhat bluish galaxy NGC 7320 is closer to Earth and lies in the foreground of the quintet. It does not belong to the quintet. Since this was determined later, it was replaced in the quintet by NGC 7320C (far left) to make it five galaxies again.
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Below the center of the image is NGC 7550 and centered above is galaxy NGC 7549. The two galaxies form Arp 99.
To the left of NGC 7549 is NGC 7553.
To the right is NGC 7547.
At the bottom left is NGC 7558.
All five galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 93.
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Arp 170 is in the center of the image and consists of the two galaxies NGC 7578A (lower right) and NGC 7578B above it on the left.
Arp 170 is part of HCG 94. This galaxy group consists of seven galaxies and continues above Arp 170 with galaxies NGC 7578C, (just to the left of Arp 170), PGC 70937 (above NGC 7578C), PGC 70943 (the large galaxy to the left of it), PGC 70939 (to the right of PGC 70943), and PGC 70941 (above PGC 70943).
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In the center of the image is the interacting pair of galaxies Arp 150 consisting of NGC 7609 (top) and PGC 71077 (bottom).
To the right below is PGC 71074.
To the left below is PGC 71080.
All four galaxies form the HCG 95 galaxy group.
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The large galaxy on the right is NGC 7674, which, with the galaxy NGC 7674A directly oblique above on the left, forms the galaxy pair Arp 182.
Together with the small galaxy PGC 71507 (diagonally below on the left) and the galaxy NGC 7675 (on the left), the galaxies form the galaxy group HCG 96.
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The galaxy on the left is IC 5359.
The lower galaxy is IC 5356.
The bright galaxy at the top is IC 5357, with IC 5351 next to it on the right and IC 5352 above it.
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In the center of the image is Arp 323 consisting of NGC 7783A (right) and NGC 7783B (left).
Together with the galaxy PGC 72806 (above) and PGC 72810 (diagonally left below) they form the galaxy group HCG 98.
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In the original 1989 papers, only four galaxies are listed (Table 1, HCG 99, column 6) and Chart 99 on page 388: PGC 63 is at the top left and PGC 58 is immediately to the right. The large galaxy on the right is PGC 54. The left of the bottom two galaxies is PGC 60.
In the 1992 papers in which the radial velocities of the galaxies are considered, there is one more galaxy E: PGC 57 (right of the lower two galaxies).
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NGC 7803 is the large galaxy in the center of the image.
To the left of it is PGC 108.
To the right of NGC 7803 is PGC 92.
The galaxy diagonally to the upper right is PGC 89.
The faint galaxy PGC 97 (diagonally to the left below PGC 108) is not part of the compact group.