NGC Objects, Part 4
43 entries in the NGC Objects, Part 4 compendium.
NGC 2362A young open cluster in Canis Major, rich in B-type stars.NGC 2403An intermediate spiral galaxy in Camelopardalis, member of the M81 Group.NGC 2420An old, metal-poor open cluster in Gemini with many binary stars.NGC 2427Barred spiral galaxy with asymmetric arms and many HII regions.NGC 2442An intermediate spiral galaxy known as the Meathook Galaxy.NGC 2444A lenticular galaxy colliding with NGC 2445 in Arp 143.NGC 2445A ring galaxy distorted by collision with NGC 2444.NGC 2467A star-forming region with a skull-like appearance and triggered star formation.NGC 2484A large lenticular radio galaxy with active nucleus and gamma-ray jets.NGC 2506An intermediate-age open cluster near the Galactic anti-center.NGC 2520An open cluster in Puppis, also catalogued as NGC 2527.NGC 2525Barred spiral galaxy in Puppis with a bright nucleus and observed supernova.NGC 2535Interacting unbarred spiral galaxy in Cancer with warped disk.NGC 2545Barred spiral galaxy with an active LINER nucleus in Cancer.NGC 2546Two overlapping open clusters in Puppis, resolved by a 2020 study.NGC 2547Young open cluster in Vela with debris disks and planet-formation signs.NGC 2551A lenticular galaxy with counter-rotating gas and spiral arms.NGC 2559Barred spiral galaxy in Puppis with asymmetric arms and a supermassive black hole.NGC 2573The closest NGC object to the south celestial pole.NGC 2608Barred spiral galaxy with split arms, possibly interacting.NGC 2617A Seyfert galaxy in Hydra that underwent a dramatic 2013 outburst.NGC 2613Spiral galaxy in Pyxis, discovered by William Herschel in 1784.NGC 2623A late-stage galaxy merger with bright tidal tails and intense star formation.NGC 2655A lenticular Seyfert galaxy with signs of past mergers.NGC 2663Elliptical galaxy with a massive black hole jet.NGC 2672Elliptical galaxy in Cancer with an active nucleus and interacting companion.NGC 2681A face-on lenticular galaxy with a triple-barred structure.NGC 2683An edge-on spiral galaxy nicknamed the UFO Galaxy.NGC 2697A lenticular galaxy with decoupled star disks and a dust ring.NGC 2736A narrow filament in the Vela Supernova Remnant.NGC 2748A spiral galaxy with a stellar shell and multiple supernovae.NGC 2768A lenticular Seyfert galaxy with dusty jets and a supermassive black hole.NGC 2770A barred spiral galaxy with an anomalous supernova rate.NGC 2775Unbarred spiral galaxy with a prominent ring and flocculent arms.NGC 2776A face-on spiral with fragmented arms and star formation.NGC 2782A peculiar spiral galaxy formed from a merger, with starburst and Seyfert activity.NGC 2787A small, isolated barred lenticular galaxy with a LINER core.NGC 2835Face-on intermediate spiral galaxy in Hydra, 35 million light years away.NGC 2841Prototype flocculent spiral galaxy in Ursa Major.NGC 2903Barred spiral galaxy with a strong starburst core in Leo.NGC 2906Spiral galaxy in Leo with a long-lived, dust-interacting supernova.NGC 2911A peculiar lenticular galaxy with an active nucleus and dust lanes.NGC 2935A large star-forming burst galaxy in Hydra with a nuclear disk.
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