NGC 598

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NGC 598 is the Triangulum Galaxy, a nearby spiral galaxy in the Local Group and one of the closest large galaxies to the Milky Way.

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Label Occurrences
NGC 598 canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Local Group galaxy
Triangulum Galaxy
galaxy
spiral galaxy
absoluteMagnitudeV about −18.9
addedToCatalog Messier catalogue
alsoKnownAs Triangulum Galaxy
surface form: M33

Triangulum Galaxy
surface form: Messier 33

Triangulum Galaxy
angularSize about 70′ × 40′
apparentMagnitude about 5.7
apparentMagnitudeV about 5.7
catalogCode Triangulum Galaxy
surface form: M33

Triangulum Galaxy
surface form: Messier 33

NGC 598 self-link
catalogNumberInMessier 33
constellation Triangulum Galaxy
surface form: Triangulum
contains H II regions
NGC 604
surface form: giant H II region NGC 604

star-forming regions
young star clusters
declination +30° 39′ 36″
discoveredBy Giovanni Battista Hodierna
discoveryYear before 1654
distanceFromEarth about 3 million light-years
distanceFromMilkyWay about 3 million light-years
distanceInMegaparsecs about 0.9 Mpc
galaxyType SA(s)cd
hasFeature low bulge-to-disk ratio
prominent star-forming disk
well-defined spiral arms
hasSatelliteRelationship possible satellite of the Andromeda Galaxy
isOneOf closest large galaxies to the Milky Way
largest members of the Local Group
linearDiameter about 60,000 light-years
locatedIn nearby universe
mass about 5×10^10 solar masses
memberOf Local Group
morphologicalType unbarred spiral galaxy
nearbyTo Andromeda Galaxy
Milky Way
observedBy Charles Messier
orientation moderately inclined to line of sight
radialVelocity about −179 km/s
redshift about −0.000597
rightAscension 01h 33m 50.9s
stellarMass about 3–6×10^9 solar masses
surfaceBrightness low

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NGC 598 catalogCode NGC 598 self-link