Abell 400

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Abell 400 is a galaxy cluster notable for hosting the radio galaxy 3C 75, whose dual supermassive black holes are observed in the process of merging.

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Abell 400 canonical 1
Abell Cluster 400 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Abell galaxy cluster
galaxy cluster
catalogCode A400
cataloguedIn Abell 1958 cluster catalogue
contains dual supermassive black holes of 3C 75
radio galaxy 3C 75
discoveredBy George O. Abell
distanceFromEarth approximately 300 million light-years
environment cluster of galaxies with intracluster medium
hasAlternativeName ACO 400
Abell Cluster 400
linked to: Abell 400
hasMember elliptical galaxies
radio galaxies
hasNotableFeature merging supermassive black holes in 3C 75
hasPhysicalProcess black hole merger in 3C 75
galaxy interactions
hasRadioSource 3C 75
linked to: 3C
hasXrayEmission intracluster gas
isExampleOf cluster hosting merging supermassive black holes
locatedIn constellation Cetus
observedBy Chandra X-ray Observatory
Very Large Array
observedIn X-ray wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf Abell catalogue of rich clusters of galaxies
redshift approximately 0.024

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Abell 400 hasAlternativeName Abell Cluster 400
linked to: Abell 400