Table 1.
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Properties of the observed quasi-stellar object (QSO) Q1410.

QSO nameR.A.Dec.zQSOMagnitudes
(hms)(° ″ ″)rNUVFUV
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
SDSS J141038.39+230447.114 10 38.39+23 04 47.180.795817.017.418.7
QSO nameR.A.Dec.zQSOMagnitudes
(hms)(° ″ ″)rNUVFUV
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
SDSS J141038.39+230447.114 10 38.39+23 04 47.180.795817.017.418.7

Notes. (1) Name of the QSO. (2) Right ascension (J2000). (3) Declination (J2000). (4) Redshift of the QSO. (5) Apparent r (visual) magnitude from Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS). (6) Apparent near-ultra-violet (UV) magnitude from GALEX. (7) Apparent far-UV magnitude from GALEX.

Table 1.
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Properties of the observed quasi-stellar object (QSO) Q1410.

QSO nameR.A.Dec.zQSOMagnitudes
(hms)(° ″ ″)rNUVFUV
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
SDSS J141038.39+230447.114 10 38.39+23 04 47.180.795817.017.418.7
QSO nameR.A.Dec.zQSOMagnitudes
(hms)(° ″ ″)rNUVFUV
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
SDSS J141038.39+230447.114 10 38.39+23 04 47.180.795817.017.418.7

Notes. (1) Name of the QSO. (2) Right ascension (J2000). (3) Declination (J2000). (4) Redshift of the QSO. (5) Apparent r (visual) magnitude from Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS). (6) Apparent near-ultra-violet (UV) magnitude from GALEX. (7) Apparent far-UV magnitude from GALEX.

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