NGC 7768 in Abell 2666. Scodeggio et al. (1995) did not find any evidence of substructures in the central cluster region. Its BCG is a cD galaxy in the center of the cluster. It contains a dusty nuclear disk approximately aligned with the major axis of the galaxy (Grillmair et al. 1994) and radio emission at the mJy level (~2 mJy, which corresponds to Log P=21.50 W/Hz). In our VLBA data (Fig. 9), it shows a one sided structure with a core flux density S ~ 0.72 mJy and total flux density ~1.31 mJy. The jet is oriented in the direction NW-SE, and has S ~ 0.59 mJy and an extension of ~4 mas from the core. (= NGC 7786) Compact elliptical red object. |