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Catalogue of Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies, I-VI
Zwicky F., et al.
<Calif. Inst. of Techn., Pasadena, 6 vols. (1961-68)>
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ADC_Keywords: Galaxy catalogs
Foreword:
All this documentation file is derived from the
"Documentation for the Machine-Readable Version of the Catalogue of
Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies: Data on Individual Galaxies"
prepared by Robert S. Hill, NASA Doc. SSD-T-1-5069-0022-82
(November 1982)
Description:
This document describes a machine-readable version of a portion of the
"Catalogue of Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies" (Zwicky, et al.). The
published catalogue covers 560 Palomar Sky Survey fields, and for each
field it lists both individual galaxies and clusters of galaxies. Its
limiting magnitude for galaxies is approximately +15.5 apparent
photographic magnitude. The present machine-readable version includes
only the individual galaxies. It consists of two files, the first of
which lists the galaxies (data file) and the second of which
enumerates the fields covered (headers file). Note: the abbreviation
ADC used in this document refers to the Astronomical Data Center,
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center.