HIPASS Bright Galaxy Catalog

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B. Koribalski (ATNF) + HIPASS and ZOA Teams

Table 2.3: HI clouds / protogalaxies (sorted by RA)

 
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  Name      RA,DEC(J2000)    NED ID        peak  mom0   mom1  mom2    w50   w20
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ADD  216 07:31:39 -69:02:28 new-tidal_clo 0.114  11.7 1489.5  40.8   69.3  261.8
HIP  522 12:27:37 +01:34:14 HGcloud       0.491  29.7 1286.6  16.7   60.4   87.2
ZSS  102 16:18:46 -55:37:33 new-J1616-55e 0.124   3.7  399.5   7.0   30.5   43.3
HIP  827 17:11:57 -64:41:19 new-(VK-cloud 0.187   5.3  454.8   7.0   30.8   52.2
EXA   39 17:22:00 -59:45:00 new-(BK-cloud 0.465  12.4  390.8   6.5   26.7   41.9
EXA   42 19:12:55 -67:07:04 new-(HI-cloud 0.081   2.9  422.6   9.0   34.0  101.2
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Comments:

A) (Tidal) clouds at high velocities (v > 500 km/s):

HIPASS J0731-69, v = 1490 km/s, previously unknown tidal cloud complex associated with NGC 2442 (v = 1450 km/s, HIPASS J0736-69) and other group members (Ryder et al. 2001, ApJ, submitted)
HIPASS J1227+01, v = 1287 km/s, known as HI 1225+01 or the Virgo HI cloud (Haynes & Giovannelli 1989)

B) HI clouds or protogalaxies at low velocities (v < 500 km/s):

HIPASS J1618-55, v = 400 km/s, extended source also known as HIZSS 102, HI cloud or galaxy ? (Staveley-Smith et al. 1998, AJ 116, 2717 )
HIPASS J1712-64, v = 455 km/s, HI cloud without optical counterpart (Kilborn et al. 2000, AJ 120, 1342)
HIPASS J1718-59, v = 391 km/s , a huge HI cloud near HIPASS J1712-64 (Koribalski et al. 2001, Nature, in prep.)
HIPASS J1912-67, v = 420 km/s (another cloud complex)

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06-Feb-2001 - Bärbel Koribalski (bkoribal @ atnf.csiro.au)