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Perseus cluster comparison table
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galaxy cluster102 to 103 (order of magnitude) collection of galaxies   An aggregate of galaxies. Bautz and Morgan divide them into three morphological types: type I contains a supergiant cD galaxy; Coma is type II, type III contains no members significantly brighter than the general bright population. Virgo is type III. 21 known X-ray sources are associated with clusters of galaxies. 
Perseus cluster500Local Supercluster z = 0.0183galaxy cluster2 × 1015 MsunA diffuse, irregular cluster (richness class 2) dominated by and centered on the Seyfert galaxy NGC 1275 (Perseus A). Mass required to bind the cluster, greater than 1015 Msun.NGC 1275

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