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Parameters for Distances and Cosmology: Ho= 73.0; Ωmatter = 0.27; Ωvacuum = 0.73;
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NED results within 0.070 arcmin of 09h24m09.79200s, +58d41m42.3600s (Equatorial: J2000.0)

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 Row          Object Name                 EquJ2000.0       Object  Velocity/Redshift    Mag./  Separ.               Number of                                 Row 
 No.     (* => Essential Note)       RA               DEC  Type     km/s       z   Qual Filter arcmin Refs Notes Phot Posn Vel/z Diam Assoc Images   Spectra  No. 
1    SDSS J092409.69+584142.9       09h24m09.7s +58d41m43s UvES   >30000  0.775000 PHOT  ...    0.016    4     0    9    3     3    4     0 Retrieve Retrieve 1   
2    87GB 092022.9+585529           09h24m10.1s +58d41m42s RadioS    ...       ...       ...    0.044    4     0    4    2     0    0     0 Retrieve Retrieve 2

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Object No. 1 - SDSS J092409.69+584142.9

INDEX for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9
Essential Data (jump to sub-section of this query report):

   Essential Note    
   Cross-IDs    
   Coordinates    
   Basic Data   
   Quantities Derived from Redshift    
   Redshift-Independent Distances
   Quick-Look Photometry and Luminosities
   Quick-Look Angular and Physical Sizes
   Classifications
   Foreground Galactic Extinction    
   External Services
Detailed Data (NED queries):

Images		    
9 Photometric data point(s) and SED   
 Spectra   
Redshift-Independent Distances
4 Reference(s)   
3 Position data point(s)
3 Redshift data point(s)   
4 Diameter data point(s)   
ESSENTIAL NOTE for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
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CROSS-IDENTIFICATIONS for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
Object Names Type Object Names Type
SDSS J092409.69+584142.9UvES SDSS J092409.69+584143.3 VisS
GALEXMSC J092409.75+584143.2 UvS   

COORDINATES for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)

Position Reference:2007SDSS6.C...0000:

Reference    Frame     Longitude    Latitude        RA           DEC      Uncertainty Ellipse (arcsec)
                       (degrees)   (degrees)                              Semimajor Semiminor  PA(deg)
Equatorial (B1950.0)  140.107891   58.910270 09h20m25.894s +58d54m36.97s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Equatorial (J2000.0)  141.040398   58.695273 09h24m09.695s +58d41m42.98s  5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Ecliptic   (B1950.0)  121.577819   40.835298                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Ecliptic   (J2000.0)  122.279619   40.840545                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
Galactic              156.565100   42.489075                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
SuperGalactic          45.066729   -9.591410                              5.00E-01  5.00E-01    0
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3 Position data point(s)

REDSHIFT-INDEPENDENT DISTANCES for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
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CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES, ATTRIBUTES) for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
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FOREGROUND GALACTIC EXTINCTION for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
Galactic Extinction from the Schlafly & Finkbeiner 2011, Appendix; 2011ApJ...737..103S (SF11) recalibration 
of the Schlegel, Finkbeiner & Davis 1998, Appendix B; 1998ApJ...500..525S (SFD98) infrared-based dust map. 
The map is based on dust emission from COBE/DIRBE and IRAS/ISSA; 
the recalibration assumes a Fitzpatrick (1999PASP..111...63F) reddening law with Rv = 3.1 and different source spectrum than SFD98.



     L  a  n  d  o  l  tS  D  S  SU  K  I  R  T


Filter [µm]U (0.35)B (0.43)V (0.54)R (0.64)I (0.80)u (0.36)g (0.47)r (0.62)i (0.75)z (0.89)J (1.25)H (1.66)K (2.19)L' (3.78)


Aλ [mag]0.1300.1080.0820.0650.0450.1270.0990.0680.0510.0380.0210.0130.0090.005



  

Show/Hide Aλ magnitudes in all 88 photometric bands based on SF11
 

For completeness, we include the original SFD98 values:


     L  a  n  d  o  l  tS  D  S  SU  K  I  R  T


Filter [µm]U (0.34)B (0.44)V (0.54)R (0.65)I (0.81)u (0.35)g (0.49)r (0.63)i (0.78)z (0.93)J (1.27)H (1.67)K (2.22)L' (3.81)


Aλ [mag]0.1590.1260.0970.0780.0570.1510.1110.0800.0610.0430.0260.0170.0110.004




Galactic Extinction based on H I Column Densities and Galaxy Counts 
(Burstein & Heiles; 1982AJ.....87.1165B) assuming Rv = 3.1:
AB = 0.070 mag 

See Notes on Galactic Extinction for important caveats.

BASIC DATA for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)
Helio. Radial Velocity     :    232339 km/s  PHOT 
Redshift                   :  0.775000  PHOT      2004ApJS..155..257R
Description                : Candidate      QSO  
Magnitude and Filter       : 20.1r
Spare 3                    :  0.08
Spare 4                    :  0.06
NOTE: This information is indicative only. With the exception of the
      redshift they are unreferenced and highly inhomogeneous as to
      their origin. The Radial Velocity (when available) is computed
      from the listed redshift. The remaining values are designed to
      orient the user with a quick-look, overall assessment of the
      general properties of the object in question. They are not
      averages nor are they standardized in any way.

Additional detailed measurements with references are also available by clicking below:
3 Redshift data point(s)      9 photometric data point(s)      4 Diameter data point(s)      

QUANTITIES DERIVED FROM REDSHIFT(Details)
Calculated and Corrected Velocities
V (Heliocentric)           :  232339  km/s           PHOT 2004ApJS..155..257R
V (Kinematic LSR)          :  232342  km/s           PHOT 1986MNRAS.221.1023K
V (Galactocentric GSR)     :  232406 +/-      3 km/s PHOT 1991RC3.9.C...0000d
V (Local Group)            :  232428 +/-      5 km/s PHOT 1996AJ....111..794K
V (3K CMB)                 :  232471 +/-      9 km/s PHOT 1996ApJ...473..576F
V (Virgo Infall only)      :  232535 +/-      9 km/s PHOT 2000ApJ...529..786M
V (Virgo + GA only)        :  232379 +/-     14 km/s PHOT 2000ApJ...529..786M
V (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :  232364 +/-     14 km/s PHOT 2000ApJ...529..786M

Hubble Flow Distance and Distance Modulus (where Ho =   73.0 +/- 5 km/sec/Mpc)
D (Galactocentric GSR)     :  3183.6 +/-  222.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.51 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Local Group)            :  3183.9 +/-  222.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.51 +/- 0.15 mag
D (3K CMB)                 :  3184.5 +/-  222.9 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.52 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo Infall only)      :  3185.4 +/-  223.0 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.52 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo + GA only)        :  3183.3 +/-  222.8 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.51 +/- 0.15 mag
D (Virgo + GA + Shapley)   :  3183.1 +/-  222.8 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.51 +/- 0.15 mag

Scale at Hubble Flow Distances
Scale (Galactocentric GSR) :   15435 pc/arcsec = 15.435 kpc/arcsec = 926.08 kpc/arcmin =  55.56 Mpc/degree
Scale (Local Group)        :   15436 pc/arcsec = 15.436 kpc/arcsec = 926.17 kpc/arcmin =  55.57 Mpc/degree
Scale (3K CMB)             :   15439 pc/arcsec = 15.439 kpc/arcsec = 926.34 kpc/arcmin =  55.58 Mpc/degree
Scale (Virgo Infall only)  :   15443 pc/arcsec = 15.443 kpc/arcsec = 926.60 kpc/arcmin =  55.60 Mpc/degree
Scale (Virgo + GA only)    :   15433 pc/arcsec = 15.433 kpc/arcsec = 925.98 kpc/arcmin =  55.56 Mpc/degree
Scale(Virgo + GA + Shapley):   15432 pc/arcsec = 15.432 kpc/arcsec = 925.92 kpc/arcmin =  55.55 Mpc/degree













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Cosmology-Corrected Quantities [Ho =  73.00 km/sec/Mpc, Ωmatter =   0.27, Ωvacuum =   0.73]
[Redshift 0.775440 as corrected to the Reference Frame defined by the 3K Microwave Background Radiation]
Luminosity Distance        :     4702 Mpc      (m-M) = 43.36 mag
Angular-Size Distance      :     1492 Mpc      (m-M) = 40.87 mag
Co-Moving Radial Distance  :     2648 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.11 mag
Co-Moving Tangential Dist. :     2648 Mpc      (m-M) = 42.11 mag
Co-Moving Volume           : 77.8 Gpc^3
Light Travel-Time          :    6.518 Gyr
Age at Redshift 0.775440   :    6.781 Gyr
Age of Universe            :   13.299 Gyr
Scale (Cosmology Corrected):    7231 pc/arcsec =  7.231 kpc/arcsec = 433.87 kpc/arcmin =  26.03 Mpc/degree
Surface Brightness Dimming : Flux Density per Unit Area =  0.10064; Magnitude per Unit Area = 2.493 mag









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QUICK-LOOK PHOTOMETRY and LUMINOSITIES for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)

The brightest flux in each of the following spectral regions, when available:
Gamma-Ray (ν > 2E19 Hz); X-Ray (2E19 Hz > ν > 2E16 Hz); Ultraviolet (2E16 Hz > ν > 9E14 Hz); Visual (9E14 Hz > ν > 3E14 Hz);
Near-Infrared (3E14 Hz > ν > 6E13 Hz); Mid-Infrared (6E13 Hz > ν > 7.5E12 Hz); Far-Infrared (7.5E12 Hz > ν > 1E12 Hz);
Sub-Millimeter (1E12 Hz > ν > 3E11 Hz); Millimeter (3E11 Hz > ν > 3E10 Hz); Radio (3E10 Hz > ν).

Spectral
Region		 Band Apparent Mag or Flux Refcode Absolute Mag or νLν [W] νLν [L☉(Bolometric)]
UltravioletNUV (GALEX) AB 21.9635 +/- 0.118631 mag 2012GMSC..C...0000S-21.40 +/- 0.51 [mag] 5.28E+10 +/- 1.20E+10
Visualz (SDSS PSF) AB 19.723 +/- 0.111 asinh mag 2007SDSS6.C...0000:-23.64 +/- 0.51 [mag] 1.03E+11 +/- 2.31E+10
NOTE: The above quantities are derived using a Distance Modulus of 43.36 mag corresponding to
a Luminosity Distance of 4701.6 Mpc [assuming 10%uncertainty] using the Cosmology-Corrected Quantities.
The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction, and no K-Corrections have been applied.

View details and SED for 9 Photometric data point(s) available in NED.

QUICK-LOOK ANGULAR & PHYSICAL DIAMETERS for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 (Back to INDEX)

The largest diameters in the Visual and Near-Infrared spectral regions, when available:

Passband Apparent Major Axis
(2a) [arcsec]		 Apparent Minor Axis
(2b) [arcsec]		 PA
[degrees]
(J2000.0)		 Reference Level RefcodePhysical Major Axis
(2a) [kpc]		 Physical Minor Axis
(2b) [kpc]
r (SDSS Isophotal) 4.803.6599 25.0 mag arcsec^-2^ 2007SDSS6.C...0000:34.7126.38
NOTE: At z > 0.5, physical diameters are derived using a Scale (Cosmology Corrected) of 7.231 kpc/arcsec.
The quantities quoted above have not necessarily been corrected for foreground extinction.

View details for 4 Diameter data point(s) available in NED.

EXTERNAL ARCHIVES AND SERVICES for SDSS J092409.69+584142.9 Help (Back to INDEX)
Resources for Object NamesSite/Service
Query SIMBAD by primary NED object name -- SDSS J092409.69+584142.9SIMBAD (CDS, Strasbourg, France)
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Query GALEX (NUV/FUV) Mission Archive (7.2 arcsec search radius) -- SDSS J092409.69+584142.9GALEX Mission Data Archive at MAST
Explore IRSA resources with RADAR (10 arcsec search radius) -- SDSS J092409.69+584142.9NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive (IRSA)
Resources for position 09h24m09.7s, +58d41m43s (J2000)Site/Service
Query Optical and UV Mission Archives (Default search radius)Multimission Archive at STScI (MAST)
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Object No. 2 - 87GB 092022.9+585529

INDEX for 87GB 092022.9+585529
Essential Data (jump to sub-section of this query report):

   Essential Note    
   Cross-IDs    
   Coordinates    
   Basic Data   
   Redshift-Independent Distances
   Quick-Look Photometry and Luminosities
   Classifications
   Foreground Galactic Extinction    
   External Services
Detailed Data (NED queries):

Images		    
4 Photometric data point(s) and SED   
 Spectra   
Redshift-Independent Distances
4 Reference(s)   
2 Position data point(s)
ESSENTIAL NOTE for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
N/A

CROSS-IDENTIFICATIONS for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
Object Names Type Object Names Type
87GB 092022.9+585529RadioS6C B092027.5+585454 RadioS
87GB[BWE91] 0920+5855 RadioSGB6 J0924+5842 RadioS
NVSS J092410+584142 RadioS    

COORDINATES for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)

Position Reference:1998AJ....115.1693C

Reference    Frame     Longitude    Latitude        RA           DEC      Uncertainty Ellipse (arcsec)
                       (degrees)   (degrees)                              Semimajor Semiminor  PA(deg)
Equatorial (B1950.0)  140.109715   58.910086 09h20m26.331s +58d54m36.31s  1.50E+00  1.20E+00    0
Equatorial (J2000.0)  141.042208   58.695083 09h24m10.130s +58d41m42.30s  1.50E+00  1.20E+00    0
Ecliptic   (B1950.0)  121.579056   40.835510                              1.50E+00  1.20E+00  156
Ecliptic   (J2000.0)  122.280856   40.840756                              1.50E+00  1.20E+00  156
Galactic              156.564941   42.490027                              1.50E+00  1.20E+00   72
SuperGalactic          45.067612   -9.591007                              1.50E+00  1.20E+00  144
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2 Position data point(s)

REDSHIFT-INDEPENDENT DISTANCES for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
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CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES, ATTRIBUTES) for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
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FOREGROUND GALACTIC EXTINCTION for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
Galactic Extinction from the Schlafly & Finkbeiner 2011, Appendix; 2011ApJ...737..103S (SF11) recalibration 
of the Schlegel, Finkbeiner & Davis 1998, Appendix B; 1998ApJ...500..525S (SFD98) infrared-based dust map. 
The map is based on dust emission from COBE/DIRBE and IRAS/ISSA; 
the recalibration assumes a Fitzpatrick (1999PASP..111...63F) reddening law with Rv = 3.1 and different source spectrum than SFD98.



     L  a  n  d  o  l  tS  D  S  SU  K  I  R  T


Filter [µm]U (0.35)B (0.43)V (0.54)R (0.64)I (0.80)u (0.36)g (0.47)r (0.62)i (0.75)z (0.89)J (1.25)H (1.66)K (2.19)L' (3.78)


Aλ [mag]0.1300.1080.0820.0650.0450.1270.0990.0680.0510.0380.0210.0130.0090.005



  

Show/Hide Aλ magnitudes in all 88 photometric bands based on SF11
 

For completeness, we include the original SFD98 values:


     L  a  n  d  o  l  tS  D  S  SU  K  I  R  T


Filter [µm]U (0.34)B (0.44)V (0.54)R (0.65)I (0.81)u (0.35)g (0.49)r (0.63)i (0.78)z (0.93)J (1.27)H (1.67)K (2.22)L' (3.81)


Aλ [mag]0.1590.1260.0970.0780.0570.1510.1110.0800.0610.0430.0260.0170.0110.004




Galactic Extinction based on H I Column Densities and Galaxy Counts 
(Burstein & Heiles; 1982AJ.....87.1165B) assuming Rv = 3.1:
AB = 0.070 mag 

See Notes on Galactic Extinction for important caveats.

BASIC DATA for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
Log (Flux Density S in mJy):  1.56
Frequency                  :  4.85 GHz
Sp. Index (S=A*Freq^Index^):     -0.6
Description                :                     
Size (arcmin)              :      

NOTE: This information is indicative only. With the exception of the
      redshift they are unreferenced and highly inhomogeneous as to
      their origin. The Radial Velocity (when available) is computed
      from the listed redshift. The remaining values are designed to
      orient the user with a quick-look, overall assessment of the
      general properties of the object in question. They are not
      averages nor are they standardized in any way.

Additional detailed measurements with references are also available by clicking below:
4 photometric data point(s)      

QUICK-LOOK PHOTOMETRY and LUMINOSITIES for 87GB 092022.9+585529 (Back to INDEX)
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EXTERNAL ARCHIVES AND SERVICES for 87GB 092022.9+585529 Help (Back to INDEX)
Resources for Object NamesSite/Service
Query SIMBAD by primary NED object name -- 87GB 092022.9+585529SIMBAD (CDS, Strasbourg, France)
NRAO/VLA Sky Survey (NVSS)
GB6 catalog of radio sources -- GB6 J0924+5842 VizieR Catalog Query (U.S. mirror, CfA/Harvard)
Query GALEX (NUV/FUV) Mission Archive (7.2 arcsec search radius) -- 87GB 092022.9+585529GALEX Mission Data Archive at MAST
Explore IRSA resources with RADAR (10 arcsec search radius) -- 87GB 092022.9+585529NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive (IRSA)
Resources for position 09h24m10.1s, +58d41m42s (J2000)Site/Service
Query Optical and UV Mission Archives (Default search radius)Multimission Archive at STScI (MAST)
Query High Energy Mission Archives (Default search radius)HEASARC (NASA/GSFC)
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Query IRSA for WISE images (10 arcmin search radius)NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive (IRSA)
Band(s): Size:
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Band(s): Size:
NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive (IRSA)
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