AP#97 : NGC 7331 |
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Name:No Name Constellation:Pegasus Instrument: 8-inch F5 reflector with Sky Watcher coma corrector and an ASI 2600MC (Gain 100 -20C). Exposure time:16 five-minute and 9 three-minute exposures.
Star Chart from Michael Vlasov's Deep sky hunter star atlas available on line https://www.deepskywatch.com/deep-sky-hunter-atlas.html |
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Magnitude: 10.4 Apparent size: 10.5' X 3.7' This object is an unbarred spiral galaxy in Pegasus. While the galaxies next to the object appear to form a cluster with NGC 7331, they are not associated with it. NGC 7331 is a foreground object, while the other galaxies are much more distant than it. Included in the field of view is the cluster of galaxies identified as Stephen's quintet, which is at the bottom of the following image.
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