# Galaxy behind the Ring Nebula

Would anyone be able to reference the galaxy in the background of this image of the Ring Nebula:

It's obviously not a Messier object, I'm more confident in it being in the New General Catalogue.

• Redshift: 0.017075 $\pm$ 0.000070, according to Marzke et al. (1996).
• Distance: 66.6 Mpc to 68.9 Mpc after corrections, depending on your distance definition of choice (angular diameter, luminosity, etc.). Large uncertainties arise when calculating the difference from redshift. For comparison, Andromeda is approximately 0.78 Mpc away, and the Ring Nebula is $10^{-3}$ times that distance.
• Apparent magnitude: 14.80 $\pm$ 0.30, at visible wavelengths. For comparison, the Ring Nebula's apparent magnitude is 8.8.