Image: NGC 5317 (also NGC 5364)

Description: The spiral galaxy NGC 5364 was the first object to be observed with the VIMOS instrument. This false-colour near-infrared raw First Light image reveal extensive structure in the spiral arms of the galaxy. The image consists of a 60 sec exposure of NGC 5364 on February 26, 2002; image quality 0.6 arcsec FWHM; full moon; field of view 3.5 x 3.5 arcmin2 ; North is up and East is left. ID: 09e-02 Press Release: 04/02 Object: NGC 5364 Telescope: UT3/Melipal Instrument: VIMOS Size: 800x737 Credit: ESO Cross Identifications: NGC 5317, NGC 5364, UGC 8853, MCG +1-36-3, PGC 49555, CGCG 46-9, IRAS 13536+0515 (Revised NGC Data for NGC 5317)
Title: NGC 5317 (also NGC 5364)
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