The brightest is NGC 5962, a spiral galaxy positioned around 28 megaparsecs distant[97] with an apparent magnitude of 11.34.[98] Slightly fainter is NGC 5921, a barred spiral galaxy with a LINER-type active galactic nucleus situated somewhat closer at a distance of 21 megaparsecs.[99] A type II supernova was observed in this galaxy in 2001 and was designated SN 2001X.[100] Fainter still are the spirals NGC 5964[101] and NGC 6118, with the latter being host to the supernova SN 2004dk.[102]