Is cold gas fuelling the radio galaxy NGC 315? | Astronomy & Astrophysics (A&A)

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Table 2:

H I emission from other galaxies in the field of NGC 315.
Name	Position (J2000)		$V_{\rm sys}$	$M_{\rm HI}$	sep
	RA	Dec	(km s^-1)	( $10^7~M_\odot$ )	(kpc)
J05730+3011	$00^{\rm h}57^{\rm m}30^{\rm s}$	$30^\circ 11^\prime 05^{\prime\prime}$	4888	66.7	214
J05819+3016	$00^{\rm h}58^{\rm m}19^{\rm s}$	$30^\circ 16^\prime 05^{\prime\prime}$	5280	4.0	164
J05755+3024	$00^{\rm h}57^{\rm m}55^{\rm s}$	$30^\circ 24^\prime 32^{\prime\prime}$	4208	38.2	75
J05642+3027	$00^{\rm h}56^{\rm m}42^{\rm s}$	$30^\circ 27^\prime 13^{\prime\prime}$	5007	77.8	308
J05700+3027	$00^{\rm h}56^{\rm m}59^{\rm s}$	$30^\circ 27^\prime 15^{\prime\prime}$	5246	83.4	246

The last column (sep) gives the distance (in kpc) of these galaxies from NGC 315.

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