NGC1365
The galaxy NGC 1365 belongs to the Hubble class SB(s)b. Its disk is inclined by about 40° to the line of sight. This galaxy has a distance median value of 18.1 Mpc. Its huge bar is prominent in the optical, but relatively weak in the radio range.
Total Intensity at 22.1 cm (1.36 GHz), VLA, Resolution 30", Beck et al. 2005
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Polarized Intensity at 22.1 cm (1.36 GHz), VLA, Resolution 30", Beck et al. 2005
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NGC 1365 22.1 cm 30" I
NGC 1365 22.1 cm 30" PI
Total Intensity at 6.2 cm (4.86 GHz), VLA, Resolution 15", Beck et al. 2005
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Polarized Intensity at 6.2 cm (4.86 GHz), VLA, Resolution 15", Beck et al. 2005
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NGC 1365 6.2 cm 15" I
NGC 1365 6.2 cm 15" PI
Total Intensity at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 15", Beck et al. 2005
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Polarized Intensity at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 15", Beck et al. 2005
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NGC 1365 3.5 cm 15" I
NGC 1365 3.5 cm 15" PI
Total Intensity at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 7", Beck et al. 2005
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Polarized Intensity at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 7", Beck et al. 2005
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NGC 1365 3.5 cm 7" I
NGC 1365 3.5 cm 7" PI
Total Intensity (Central Region) at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 7", Beck et al. 2005
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Polarized Intensity (Central Region) at 3.5 cm (8.46 GHz), VLA, Resolution 7", Beck et al. 2005
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NGC 1365 (central region) 3.5 cm 7" I
NGC 1365 (central region) 3.5 cm 7" PI