Also in Andromeda is M76, the Little Dumbbell, or the Bow-Tie. In Triangulum is the face-on spiral galaxy M33, the Pinwheel. The giant HII region NGC604 can be see in M33. M103 and M52 are open clusters in Cassiopeia. M34 is an open cluster in Perseus.
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48m Triangulum is not a Zodiac constellation, but it is home to a wonderful galaxy M33, also known as the Pinwheel Galaxy. To the Greeks it was known as Deltoton, because of its resemblance to the Greek Letter Delta. The Romans called this area of the sky Sicilia, as it reminded them of their island of Sicily. It has also been described as the Nile Delta and as an Isosceles Triangle by many other early civilizations. There is another, smaller, group of three stars to the south of Triangulum that Hevelius tried to separate into another constellation, Triangulum Minor.