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Pegasus

Pegasi

Northern 1121 sq° Peg

Brightest star: Enif

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Mythology

The winged horse of Greek mythology, born from the blood of Medusa when Perseus beheaded her. Pegasus carried the hero Bellerophon into battle against the Chimera.

Observing Highlights

The Great Square of Pegasus is a prominent autumn asterism. Contains the globular cluster M15, the galaxy NGC 7331, and Stephan's Quintet (NGC 7317-20), a compact galaxy group.

Main Stars

20
Enif

Enif

HIP 107315; Epsilon Peg; 8 Peg

2.39 mag 83.2″ B: 12.8 K2Ib-II
Scheat

Scheat

HIP 113881; Beta Peg; 53 Peg

2.42 mag 2.3 - 2.7 SR M3III
Markab

Markab

HIP 113963; Alpha Peg; 54 Peg

2.49 mag A1IV
Algenib

Algenib

HIP 1067; Gamma Peg; 88 Peg

2.83 mag 164.1″ B: 12.7 B2IV
Matar

Matar

HIP 112158; Eta Peg; 44 Peg

2.94 mag 90.4″ B: 6.9 G2. II-III SB
Homam

Homam

HIP 112029; Zeta Peg; 42 Peg

3.40 mag 57.0″ B: 11.6 B9IV
Sadalbari

Sadalbari

HIP 112748; Mu Peg; 48 Peg

3.48 mag K1III
Biham

Biham

HIP 109427; Theta Peg; 26 Peg

3.53 mag 0.2″ B: 10.5 A1Va
Iota Peg

HIP 109176; Iota Peg; 24 Peg

3.76 mag 127.2″ B: 11.3 F5V
Lambda Peg

HIP 112440; Lambda Peg; 47 Peg

3.95 mag G8IIIa CN0.5
1 Peg

HIP 105502; 1 Peg

4.08 mag 36.6″ B: 9.3 K1III
Kappa Peg

HIP 107354; Kappa Peg; 10 Peg

4.13 mag 0.2″ B: 5.0 F5IV
Xi Peg

HIP 112447; Xi Peg; 46 Peg

4.19 mag 11.0″ B: 12.4 F6III-IV
Pi Peg

Pi Peg

HIP 109410; Pi Peg; 29 Peg

4.29 mag 117.0″ B: 13.3 F5III
9 Peg

HIP 107348; 9 Peg

4.34 mag G5Ib
Alkarab

Alkarab

HIP 115623; Upsilon Peg; 68 Peg

4.40 mag F8III
55 Peg

HIP 114144; 55 Peg

4.52 mag M1IIIab
70 Peg

HIP 115919; 70 Peg

4.55 mag G7+III
2 Peg

HIP 106140; 2 Peg

4.57 mag 30.4″ B: 12.7 M1+III
Salm

Salm

HIP 115250; Tau Peg; 62 Peg

4.60 mag A5Vp

Double Stars

15
HIP 108119
6.39 mag 22.4″ B: 8.0 K0III+F7V
57 Peg

HIP 114347; 57 Peg

5.12 mag 32.6″ B: 10.1 M4IIIS+A2V
Sigma Peg

HIP 112935; Sigma Peg; 49 Peg

5.16 mag 16.0″ B: 10.2 F7IV
HIP 114187
6.02 mag 8.3″ B: 7.5 A4Vn
Xi Peg

HIP 112447; Xi Peg; 46 Peg

4.19 mag 11.0″ B: 12.4 F6III-IV
3 Peg

HIP 106783; 3 Peg

6.18 mag 38.7″ B: 7.5 A2V
2 Peg

HIP 106140; 2 Peg

4.57 mag 30.4″ B: 12.7 M1+III
HIP 399
6.25 mag 13.1″ B: 10.7 K4IIIb
Enif

Enif

HIP 107315; Epsilon Peg; 8 Peg

2.39 mag 83.2″ B: 12.8 K2Ib-II
Matar

Matar

HIP 112158; Eta Peg; 44 Peg

2.94 mag 90.4″ B: 6.9 G2. II-III SB
HIP 106062
5.93 mag 40.7″ B: 10.2 M4.5III-IIIa
HIP 113311
6.51 mag 4.0″ B: 9.1 A3V s
HIP 114641
5.82 mag 32.6″ B: 10.2 G8III
1 Peg

HIP 105502; 1 Peg

4.08 mag 36.6″ B: 9.3 K1III
HIP 113621
6.60 mag 3.1″ B: 9.5 B9IIIpMn

Variable Stars

2
Scheat

Scheat

HIP 113881; Beta Peg; 53 Peg

2.42 mag 2.3 - 2.7 SR M3III
AG Peg

HIP 107848

6.00 mag 6.0 - 9.4 ZAND+R Peculiar

Deep Sky Objects

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Globular Cluster (1)
M15

NGC 7078

6.2 mag 12.3
Galaxy (28)
C30

NGC 7331

9.5 mag 11 Sbc
C43

NGC 7814

10.5 mag 6 Sab
NGC 7217
10.2 mag 3.7 Sab
C44

NGC 7479

11.0 mag 4 SBbc
NGC 7177
11.2 mag 3.3 SABb
NGC 7497
13.0 mag 5.0 Sc
NGC 7741
11.4 mag 4.0 SBc
NGC 7448
11.7 mag 2.7 Sc
NGC 7469
11.9 mag 1.8 Sa
NGC 7742
11.5 mag 2.0 SAb
NGC 7817
12.0 mag 3.7 Sbc
NGC 7339
12.1 mag 3.0 SABb
NGC 23
12.0 mag 2.3 Sa
NGC 7137
12.4 mag 1.5 SABc
NGC 7343
13.4 mag 1.2 Sb
NGC 7624
13.4 mag 1.1 SABc
NGC 7625
12.1 mag 1.8 Sa
NGC 7673
12.7 mag 1.7 Sc
NGC 7769
12.1 mag 1.8 Sb
NGC 7241
14.0 mag 3.5 SBbc
NGC 7463
13.0 mag 3.0 SABb
NGC 7753
13.0 mag 3.4 SABb
NGC 7337
— mag 1.3 SBab
NGC 7610
15.0 mag 3.0 SABc
NGC 7743
11.2 mag 3.1 S0-a
NGC 7752
14.0 mag 0.7 S?
NGC 7806
14.0 mag 1.3 SABb
NGC 1
13.0 mag 1.9 Sb
Planetary Nebula (1)
NGC 7094
— mag 1.6