Cosmic Atlas object record

SPIDERS DR20 63050395168302009

SPIDERS DR20 63050395168302009, sm03_201081_020_ML01118_002_c020

SPIDERS DR20 63050395168302009 is a Cosmic Atlas object record of type quasar from SDSS-V DR20 SPIDERS. Its catalog position is right ascension 200.67112952927855 degrees and declination 10.479641198843044 degrees. Its catalog distance is 18546374759.910995 light-years. Its apparent magnitude is 13.002701859159858.

SPIDERS DR20 63050395168302009
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Object type
quasar
Constellation
Not supplied by the source catalog
Right ascension
200.67112952927855°
Declination
10.479641198843044°
Reference frame
eROSITA X-ray ICRS sky position transformed to heliocentric ecliptic Cartesian coordinates
Distance
18546374759.910995 ly
Distance kind
spectroscopic_redshift_comoving
Uncertainty
[0.001068686367943883,0]
Apparent magnitude
13.002701859159858
Catalog source
SDSS-V DR20 SPIDERS
Catalog identifier
sdss_spiders_dr20
Source record type
sdss_spiders_dr20_dl1
Catalog epoch
eRASS:3 catalog coordinates
Position epoch
Catalog sky position; no proper-motion propagation
Selection caveat
eROSITA-detected point-like X-ray sources with SDSS-V/BOSS spectroscopy; redshifts used only when sdss_zwarning = 0.
Cosmology
{"name":"flat LambdaCDM","parameters":"H0=67.66 km/s/Mpc, Omega_m=0.30966, Omega_lambda=0.69034; line-of-sight comoving distance"}

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