NGC 604 B92a U49 B403 SM 420 Pul -3 120233 SM 281 NGC 595 Nucleus R12 SM 395 Var 83 7B NGC 592 SM 261 B457 NGC 588 B416 SM 331 B324 110A C39 FIND YOUR WAY AROUND Use this image to locate the objects the author discusses in the text. Beware of NGC 592, which lies 8.3′ southwest of the galaxy's core - it has fooled countless observers into seeming brighter than it actually is. The culprits are two foreground stars (magnitudes 14.6 and 15.9), which make NGC 592 appear as the galaxy's second-brightest H II region after NGC 604. WR 14 sk yand tele scope .o r g * NOVEMBER 2024 25http://skyandtelescope.org