32 Pegasi
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Deep Sky Object Chart | Epsilon Pegasi (Enif) | Upsilon Andromedae | 32 Pegasi | 51 Pegasi | M15 | M31 | M33 | NGC 752 | NGC 891 | NGC 7331 | NGC 7662 | NGC 7814 | M74 32 Pegasi is a nice multiple star for amateur telescopes; the magnitudes are 4.8, 9.1, 11.8, 11.8, 10.8, seperated by 72.6" for bright pair, others at 43", 60", and 2.4". Our galaxy is full of such sun groupings; are sun is a little unusual in that it travels alone. Be grateful we don't live in such exciting surroundings - the gravitational interaction of the stars might make planet orbits unstable!
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