The Pisces I Group is a collection of celestial bodies located in the constellation of Pisces. This group primarily consists of stars and other astronomical objects that share a similar region in the night sky. The name "Pisces" is derived from the Latin word for "fishes," reflecting the constellation's representation in mythology. In addition to stars, the Pisces I Group may include various deep-sky objects, such as galaxies and nebulae. Astronomers study these objects to understand their formation, evolution, and the overall structure of the universe. The Pisces constellation is best visible in the northern hemisphere during the autumn months.