Although this galaxy appears to look normal in morphology there are some
strange things happening here. First there is the problem with the optical
identification. It appears that the optical counterpart of this galaxy is
centered on the right radio lobe, instead of on the radio core. Another strange
feature is visible in the low resolution 6 cm map. There is a bright spot on
the left side of 4C24.28, and it is perfectly aligned with the rest of the
source. After careful examination (inspecting the entire map, looking for other
artefacts, using less clean components in the Self-calibration algorithm) we
have come to the (careful) conclusion that it can be real, but we are still not
very sure about it. The redshift is .