Space Bound: An Irregular Galaxy 

NGC 7292 is a fascinating irregular galaxy located in the constellation Pegasus. This galaxy’s distinctive shape and composition make it a subject of great interest for astronomers and astrophysicists. NGC 7292 has a chaotic, asymmetrical appearance due to its turbulent history, with its stars, gas and dust not forming a specific geometric pattern.

NGC 7292 Galaxy | Image Source: nasa.gov Composition and History of NGC 7292 The galaxy is relatively small, with a radius of approximately 4,200 light years, making it about one-tenth the size of the Milky Way. It contains a few hundred million stars, which is small compared to larger galaxies
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