NGC 7769
galaxy
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Summary
NGC 7769 is a galaxy[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Discoverer or inventor: William Herschel[3]
- Instance of: star cluster[4], infrared source[5], low-ionization nuclear emission-line region[6]
- Constellation: Pegasus[7]
- Follows: NGC 7768[8]
- Followed by: NGC 7770[9]
- Galaxy morphological type: Sb[10], Sab[11]
- Part of: Q67622801[12]
- Commons category: NGC 7769[13]
- Has part(s): Q79206654[14]
- Catalog code: 2MASX J23510396+2009014[15], IRAS 23485+1952[16], IRAS F23485+1952[17], KPG 592a[18], MCG+03-60-030[19], NGC 7769[20], PSCz onion+1952[21], UGC 12808[22], UZC J235103.9+200900[23], Z 2348.5+1952[24], Z 455-54[25], PGC 72615[26], LEDA 72615[27], Gaia DR2 2823242193058306048[28]
- Time of discovery or invention: September 18, 1784[29]
- Topic's main category: Category:NGC 7769[30]
- Redshift: 0.014046[31], 0.014037[32], 0.014036[33]
- Apparent magnitude: 12[34], 12.77[35], 15.2011[36], 9.900[37], 9.211[38], 8.931[39]
- Parallax: 3.3019 milliarcsecond[40]
- Radial velocity: 4223 kilometre per second[41], 4203 kilometre per second[42], 4211 kilometre per second[43], 4221 kilometre per second[44], 4463 kilometre per second[45], 4349 kilometre per second[46], 4138 kilometre per second[47]
- Distance from Earth: 60.20 megaparsec[48], 57.17 megaparsec[49], 61 megaparsec[50]
- Right ascension: 357.76656311514890 degree[51]
- Declination: 20.15043529425360 degree[52]
- Epoch: J2000.0[53]
- Declination component of proper motion: -0.929 milliarcsecond per year[54]
- Right ascension component of proper motion: -0.718 milliarcsecond per year[55]