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MAXI J1305-704 | Black Holes | Apex Andromeda | Apex Andromeda

Black Holes/MAXI J1305-704

Strong CandidateStellar-Mass Binary

Unified black-hole record

MAXI J1305-704

Strong black-hole candidate

MassNot reported by source catalogs

DistanceNot reported by source catalogs

HostNot reported by source catalogs

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Catalog record

Identity and classification

ID: vizier-blackcat:J/ApJS/222/15/table12:10
Canonical name: MAXI J1305-704
Alternate names: None reported
Black-hole type: Stellar-Mass Binary
Status: Strong Candidate
Population: Catalog
Confidence: Strong black-hole candidate
Host galaxy: Not reported by source catalogs

Position

Coordinates and distance

Right ascension (RA): 196.73041667°
Declination (Dec): -70.45141944°
Galactic longitude (l): 304.2375°
Galactic latitude (b): -7.6177°
Distance: Not reported by source catalogs
Distance error: Not reported by source catalogs
Redshift: Not reported by source catalogs

Physical profile

Mass, spin, and system

Mass: Not reported by source catalogs
Mass error, lower: Not reported by source catalogs
Mass error, upper: Not reported by source catalogs
Spin: Not reported by source catalogs
Companion: Not reported by source catalogs
Companion type: Not reported by source catalogs
Orbital period: Not reported by source catalogs
Inclination: Not reported by source catalogs

Evidence

Detection and discovery

Detection method: X-ray binary classification
Discovery year: 2012
Discovery observatory: Mx
X-ray properties: WATCHDOG source type: BHC,T
Radio properties: Not reported by source catalogs
Gravitational-wave event: Not reported by source catalogs

Provenance

Sources and refresh state

Source catalog: VizieR J/ApJS/222/15 (WATCHDOG/BlackCAT)
Source reference: 2016ApJS..222...15T
Last updated: 2026-08-31T01:34:41.049Z
Source record: Open provider record ↗

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