Void galaxy
A void galaxy is a galaxy located in a cosmological void. Few galaxies exist in voids; most are located in sheets, walls and filaments that surround voids and supervoids. Many void galaxies are connected through void filaments or tendrils, less massive versions of the regular galaxy filaments that surround voids. These filaments are often straighter than their non-void counterparts due to the lack of influence by surrounding filaments. These filaments can even be rich enough to form poor galaxy clusters. The void galaxies themselves are thought to represent pristine examples of galactic evolution, having few neighbours, and likely to have formed from pure intergalactic gas.
Formation
It is theorised by many astrophysicists that void galaxies are the result of large galactic filaments being pulled by the gravity of a major super cluster out of the less densely populated areas, causing voids such as the Boötes Void to grow. Galaxies such as the spiral galaxy MCG+01-02-015 are sometimes left behind from such events.List of void galaxies
| Galaxy | Picture | Void | Filament | Notes | Comments |
| Pisces A | Local Void | ||||
| Pisces B | Local Void | ||||
| NGC 7077 | Local Void | ||||
| NGC 6503 | Local Void | ||||
| NGC 6789 | Local Void | ||||
| MCG +01-02-015 | 0049+05 Void | LEDA 1852 | |||
| LEDA 3096313 | Boötes Void | Emission-line galaxy | |||
| LEDA 84225 | Boötes Void | AGN X-ray source | |||
| LEDA 87383 | Boötes Void | Starburst galaxy | |||
| LEDA 2790865 | Boötes Void | LINER galaxy, Emission-line Galaxy | |||
| LEDA 87386 | Boötes Void | Starburst galaxy | |||
| LEDA 87385 | Boötes Void | Interacting galaxy pair | |||
| LEDA 101388 | Boötes Void | Seyfert 2 galaxy | |||
| LEDA 101389 | Boötes Void | Elliptical galaxy | |||
| LEDA 100709 | Boötes Void | Starburst galaxy | |||
| LEDA 54705 | Boötes Void | Interacting galaxy pair | |||
| MCG +09-25-043 | Boötes Void | AGN X-ray source | |||
| Markarian 845 | Boötes Void | Seyfert 1 | |||
| LEDA 87384 | Boötes Void | Emission-line Galaxy | |||
| LEDA 2103063 | Boötes Void | Emission-line Galaxy | |||
| LEDA 1147360 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| SDSS J123644.69+003348.1 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 1166549 | HII galaxy | ||||
| 2dFGRS TGN266Z051 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| 2MASX J12401820-0011064 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| LEDA 1160233 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 1161018 | |||||
| LEDA 1186186 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 1110510 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| MCG +00-25-010 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| GAMA 279943 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 2653526 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| SHOC 239 | HII galaxy | ||||
| LEDA 2790881 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| MaNGA 43-22 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 29070 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 28747 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 2534153 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| MCG +10-15-008 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| Markarian 234 | HII galaxy, Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 2677771 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| LEDA 3129299 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 3132190 | HII galaxy | ||||
| NSA 12777 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| LEDA 2675385 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| SHOC 306 | HII galaxy | ||||
| ASK 047216.0 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| Markarian 89 | Seyfert 1 | ||||
| SHOC 461 | HII galaxy | ||||
| LEDA 2678872 | HII galaxy, Seyfert 1 | ||||
| NSA 12860 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 3139336 | |||||
| LEDA 2815866 | Emission-line Galaxy | ||||
| LEDA 2690461 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| Z 19-3 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 4006977 | |||||
| LEDA 1206223 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| NSA 14156 | |||||
| LEDA 1214845 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| LEDA 1223466 | Active galaxy nucleus candidate | ||||
| KK 242 | satellite galaxy of NGC 6503 |