The sky around NGC 4275, 3° across, north up IC 3172 IC 3135 IC 3168 IC 3165 IC 3143 IC 3193 IC 3140 NGC 4295 IC 3230 IC 3214 NGC 4251 IC 777 IC 3202 IC 3212 IC 3243 IC 3234 IC 3262 IC 3270 IC 3210 IC 3200 IC 3269 IC 3278 NED01 IC 3278 NED02 IC 3278 IC 3278 NED03 IC 3241 IC 3263 NGC 4211A NGC 4211 IC 3283 IC 3299 IC 3306 NGC 4209 IC 3323 NGC 4393 IC 3329 IC 3297 IC 3309 NGC 4196 NGC 4408 IC 3341 IC 3342 IC 3334 IC 3336 low-power eyepiece, 1° NE 1°
The sky around NGC 4275 at true scale, north up and east left, with stars to magnitude 8 and the NGC and IC objects in the field. The circles show the field of a low-power eyepiece and of 10×50 binoculars.

NGC 4275

NGC 4275

Mixed spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices

Mixed spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices.

COMA BERENICES

The box shows where NGC 4275 sits in Coma Berenices.

Constellation
Coma BerenicesCom
Magnitude
13.0visual
Size
52″ × 49″apparent
Distance
-light-years
Best month
Mayat 9 pm
Best with
Large telescope

NGC 4275 is a mixed spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices

NGC 4275 is a mixed spiral galaxy in the constellation Coma Berenices. It shines at magnitude 13.0 and spans 52″ × 49″. It is faint: a 10-inch or larger telescope, or a camera, and it is highest in the evening sky in May.

Galaxy: a system of billions of stars, gas and dust held together by gravity, far outside the Milky Way. Spiral galaxies have a disk with arms; elliptical galaxies are smooth, round or oval swarms of older stars.

Finding NGC 4275 from Cor Caroli

Cor Caroli NGC 4275 COMA BERENICES

NGC 4275 lies 13.1° southwest of Cor Caroli, the magnitude 2.9 star. A fist held at arm's length covers about 10°.

NGC 4275 is highest in the evening in May

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The chart gives its height above the horizon at 9 pm through the year, from 60°N to 40°S. It can be seen from the whole northern hemisphere and south to about 62°S, and never sets north of 62°N.

The distance to NGC 4275 is not well measured

No reliable distance has been measured for it yet.

Objects within 6° of NGC 4275

363 NGC and IC objects lie within 6°. The nearest that are brighter than magnitude 12.5 or have their own page:

NGC 4275 catalog data

FieldValue
ConstellationComa Berenices
DesignationsNGC 4275, 2MASX J12195260+2737152, IRAS 12173+2753, MCG +05-29-058, PGC 039728, SDSS J121952.57+273715.5, SDSS J121952.57+273715.6, SDSS J121952.58+273715.5
Typemixed spiral galaxy (SABb)
Right ascension (J2000)12h 19.9m
Declination (J2000)+27° 37′
Magnitude13.0
Surface brightness21.8 mag/arcmin²
Apparent size52″ × 49″
Position angle120°
Radial velocity2,316 km/s, redshift 0.00775
Best withLarge telescope
Best monthMay
Catalog pageNGC 4001 to 4500