PGC 60020: a Polar-Ring Galaxy
  We present an analysis of new observations of a peculiar galaxy PGC 60020,
obtained with the 6-m BTA telescope of the SAO RAS with a multimode SCORPIO
instrument. The observational data includes direct images in the B, V, Rc
photometric bands and long-slit spectra in the red range (the Ha line spectral
region). Based on the analysis of these data it was found that PGC 60020
belongs to the type of classical polar-ring galaxies. Its main body is an S0
galaxy, around the major axis of which a disk of gas, dust and stars is
rotating in the plane inclined at an angle of about 60 degrees to the galactic
plane. A loop-shaped structure stretches from the southern part of this disk
(possibly, a tidal tail) towards the SDSS J171745.58+404137.1 galaxy.
