Just below the right foot of Pegasus is the bright, elongated spiral H.I.53. With a bright nucleus and fainter arms, this galaxy bears a striking resemblence to the much larger Andromeda Galaxy without the companions. At the tenth magnitude, H.I.53 is relatively big and should not be overlooked by anyone with a six-inch telescope.
| NGC: | 7331 |
| OTHER NAMES: | H.I.53 |
| CLASS: | spiral galaxy |
| SIZE: | 10' x 2' |
| MAGNITUDE: | +9.7 |
| CONSTELLATION: | Pegasus |
| DATE OF SKETCH: | 09/14/76 |
| MAGNIFICATION USED: | 70x |
