Starburst Galaxies thread

[William]

RA,Dec = 192.4878, 5.3124

[Ed-In-The-Couds]

dwarf irreg

[Ineedspace]

(Nevermind, NGC 1559 is already here.)

Possibly LEDA 477319
352.5443, -49.3993

2MASS J23015199-5508308
345.4667, -55.1421

[ChrisSnell88]

Interesting object

[image] https://www.legacysurvey.org//viewer/?ra=15.7009&dec=-1.4737&layer=ls-dr10&zoom=14

Soundwave Galaxy (posted in before)
A very small, starburst galaxy with a extremely large force

[Ineedspace]

6dFGS gJ003746.3-333952
9.4432, -33.6644

LEDA 2249(on the right)
9.4311, -33.7022

6dFGS gJ004859.2-335259
12.2468, -33.8830

2QZ J012652.4-291711
21.7185, -29.2865

[TriShotFlurry]

RA,Dec = 12.1475, -12.7169

[Ed-In-The-Couds]

[William]

https://www.legacysurvey.org//viewer/?ra=179.4354&dec=32.2931&layer=ls-dr10-grz&zoom=12

Noticed quite a few duplicates around - probably need to make a new thread with a list of positions on it

[William]

https://www.legacysurvey.org//viewer/?ra=206.4081&dec=-5.9847&layer=ls-dr10-grz&zoom=13

[Ineedspace]

LEDA 3082307 at 204.8428, -31.5316

[YourAverageSpaceNerd]

https://www.legacysurvey.org//viewer/?ra=36.5888&dec=-24.2851&layer=ls-dr9&zoom=13

[tune490]

I will help you out: Legacy Survey Sky Browser

[Ineedspace]

I found a possible distant starburst galaxy at 34.4792, -5.2524 with the Webb Telescope in a Zooniverse project.
Apparently it’s very bright in the g band.

Legacy Surveys DR10 images

https://www.legacysurvey.org/viewer?ra=34.47916382098627&dec=-5.252394841367986&layer=ls-dr9&zoom=15

James Webb data

The difference is crazy!