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NGC 7331

NGC 7331, also known as Caldwell 30, is an unbarred spiral galaxy about 13.427 megaparsecs (43.79 million light-years) away in the constellation Pegasus. It was discovered by William Herschel on 6 September 1784.

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Apparent magnitude (V)
10.4
Apparent size (V)
10.5′ × 3.7′
Constellation
Pegasus
Declination
+34° 24′ 56.72″
Distance
43.79 ± 8.800 Mly (13.427 ± 2.698 Mpc)
Galactocentric velocity
1,030±9 km/s

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NGC 7331

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples70
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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NGC 7331

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related to Supernovae · 26
NGC 7331 → April, August, By, Four, Gates, GOTO, Howard, In, It, January, July, June, Kōichi Itagaki, Lick Observatory Supernova Search, LOSS, Milton Humason, NGC, Palomar Observatory, SN, The
related to External links · 22
NGC 7331 → Articles, Astrophoto, DSS2, Galaxy So Inclined, GALEX, Hydrogen, IRAS, Kloehr AstrophotographyNGC, Media, Morphology, Mr, NGC, Our Galaxy's, SDSS, Sky Map, SST, Twin, Wikimedia CommonsCalar Alto Observatory, WikiSky, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Galaxy Groups · 11
NGC 7331 → All, Double, Erik Holmberg's, General Metagalactic Problems, Group, Holm, In, Inquiries, Multiple Galaxies Together, NGC, Study
Apparent magnitude (V) · 1
NGC 7331 → 10.4
Apparent size (V) · 1
NGC 7331 → 10.5′ × 3.7′
Constellation · 1
NGC 7331 → Pegasus
Declination · 1
NGC 7331 → +34° 24′ 56.72″
Distance · 1
NGC 7331 → 43.79 ± 8.800 Mly (13.427 ± 2.698 Mpc)
Galactocentric velocity · 1
NGC 7331 → 1,030±9 km/s
Heliocentric radial velocity · 1
NGC 7331 → 816±1 km/s

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ngc 7331 galaxy spiral discovered type supernova also magnitude 13 supernovae pegasus sn observatory galaxies unbarred away appears structure milky

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
NGC 7331Apparent magnitude (V)10.41.00infobox
NGC 7331Apparent size (V)10.5′ × 3.7′1.00infobox
NGC 7331ConstellationPegasus1.00infobox
NGC 7331Declination+34° 24′ 56.72″1.00infobox
NGC 7331Distance43.79 ± 8.800 Mly (13.427 ± 2.698 Mpc)1.00infobox
NGC 7331Galactocentric velocity1,030±9 km/s1.00infobox
NGC 7331Heliocentric radial velocity816±1 km/s1.00infobox
NGC 7331Redshift0.002722±0.0000031.00infobox
NGC 7331Right ascension22h 37m 04.0624s1.00infobox
NGC 7331Size146,250 ly (44.84 kpc) (diameter; 25.0 B-mag arcsec−2)[a] 112,920 ly × 55,316 ly (34.62 kpc × 16.96 kpc) (diameter; "total" magnitude)[a]1.00infobox
NGC 7331TypeSA(s)b; HII LINER1.00infobox
NGC 7331related to External linksWiktionary-logo-en-v20.60section

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