I Database of Galaxies and their parameters

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A user seeks a comprehensive database of galaxies, including their masses, types, black hole masses, and dark matter content, for personal research. They express that accuracy is more important than the recency of the data. A suggestion is made to refer to a specific product that resembles a periodic table of galaxies, which may contain the desired information. The discussion emphasizes the need for reliable sources rather than outdated data. The inquiry highlights a gap in accessible resources for hobbyists interested in astrophysics.
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HI,

I am looking to find a table of galaxies, their masses, types, black hole mass and dark matter content. Does anyone know if such a place exists anywhere on the internet? I'm trained in physics but is not a physicist - more a hobbyist. Any suggestion that you might have will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
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