This version has indicator marks for the supernova.
From SEDS.ORG:
Discovered by William Herschel in 1784.
NGC 7331 is one of the brighter galaxies which is not included in Messier's catalog. It exposes a fine spiral structure despite its small inclination from the edge-on position. Several companions and background galaxies are visible even in our photo. NGC 7331 was among the earliest recognized spiral galaxies, and listed by Lord Rosse in his list of 14 "spiral or curvilinear nebulae" discovered before 1850.
NOTE: On September 1st a new supernova was discovered in ngc7331. It is the first bright "star" at about 7 o'clock from the core. Marked with arrows in the close up.
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Sept 5/6 2026