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General [Top of Page]
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    Stars [Top of Page]


  • The Constellations and Their Stars

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  • Lives and Deaths of Stars

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    Nebulae and Novae [Top of Page]


  • SEDS Nebulae Page

  • The Web Nebulae

  • Latest Supernovae

  • Supernovae Observed in the Milky Way

  • Supernovae and Supernovae Remnants

  • Supernova Remnant M1 in Taurus (Crab Nebula)

  • Milky Way Central Region

  • Diffuse Nebula M8 (Lagoon Nebula) in Sagittarius

  • Diffuse Nebula M17
    -- (Omega Nebula, Swan Nebula, Horseshoe Nebula or Lobster Nebula) of Milky Way (in Sagittarius)

  • Diffuse Nebula M20 (Trifid Nebula) in Sagittarius

  • The Orion Cloud and Association

  • The Horsehead Nebula Region in Orion

  • Dark Nebula Barnard 33 in Orion (Milky Way)

  • Diffuse Nebula M42 (Orion Nebula) of Milky Way (in Orion)

  • Diffuse Nebula M43 (De Mairan's Nebula) of Milky Way (in Orion)

  • Diffuse Nebula M78 of Milky Way (in Orion)

  • Emission Nebula Sharpless 276 (Barnard's Loop) of Milky Way (in Orion)

  • The Rosette Nebula in Monoceros (Diffuse Nebulae 2237-9,46 and Open Cluster NGC 2244)

  • Planetary Nebula Pease 1 in M15 in Pegasus

  • Supernova 1987A in Large Magellanic Cloud in Dorado

  • Tarantula Nebula NGC 2070--Diffuse Nebula in Large Magellanic Cloud in Dorado

  • Supernova 1987A and the Tarantula Nebula (AAO Image)

  • American Association of Variable Star Observers

  • Variable Star Of The Month -- May, 2000: RS Ophiuchi

    Star Clusters [Top of Page]


  • SEDS Star Clusters Page

  • Globular Cluster M2 in Aquarius--Far from Center of Galaxy--Large and Compact

  • Milky Way Photo Mosaic

  • Milky Way Photos (APOD)

  • Infrared Image of the Center of the Milky Way

  • Sagittarius A: The Galactic Center of Our Milky Way

  • Milky Way Central Region

  • Photo of the Milky Way in Sagittarius

  • Image of Milky Way (Omega Nebula M17, Open Cluster M18 and Milky Way Star Cloud M24)

  • Open Cluster M6 (Butterfly Cluster) in Scorpius

  • Open Cluster M7 (Scorpion's Tail or Ptolemy's Cluster) in Scorpius

  • Globular Cluster M80 in Scorpius

  • Globular Cluster M9 in Ophiuchus

  • Globular Cluster M10 in Ophiuchus

  • Globular Cluster M12 in Ophiuchus

  • Globular Cluster M14 in Ophiuchus

  • Globular Cluster M19 in Ophiuchus--Oblate Due to Proximity to Center of Galaxy

  • Globular Cluster M62 in Ophiuchus--Deformed by Tidal Forces near Center of Galaxy

  • Globular Cluster M107 in Ophiuchus

  • Open Cluster M16 (Associated with Eagle Nebula) of Milky Way (in Serpens)

  • Open Cluster M18 in Sagittarius

  • Open Cluster M21 in Sagittarius

  • Globular Cluster M22 in Sagittarius

  • Open Cluster M23 in Sagittarius

  • Milky Way Patch M24 (Sagittarius Star Cloud, Delle Caustiche) in Sagittarius

  • The M24 Region in Sagittarius

  • Open Cluster M25 in Sagittarius

  • Globular Cluster M28 in Sagittarius

  • Globular Cluster M55 in Sagittarius

  • Globular Cluster M69 in Sagittarius

  • Globular Cluster M70 in Sagittarius--Collapsed Core

  • Open Cluster M11 in Scutum--Rich and Dense

  • Open Cluster M26 in Scutum

  • NGC 5139 (Omega Centauri)--The Largest Globular Cluster
    -- in the Milky Way Galaxy (in Centaurus)

  • Globular Cluster M3 in Canes Venaciti--212 Variable Stars

  • Globular Cluster M5 in Serpens--105 Variable Stars

  • Globular Cluster M15 in Pegasus
    -- perhaps the densest cluster in the Milky Way--Collapsed Core

  • Globular Cluster M30 in Capricornus--Collapsed Core

  • Globular Cluster M13 (in Hercules)

  • Globular Cluster M92 (in Hercules)

  • Globular Cluster M4 in Scorpius
    -- One of the Nearest Globular Cluster at About 7000 Light Years

  • Globular Cluster M75 in Sagittarius
    -- the Most Distant of all Galactic Messier Objects at about 60,000 Light Years
    -- Far from Center of Galaxy

  • Globular Cluster M54 in SagDEG Dwarf Galaxy (in Sagittarius and Local Group)

  • Globular Cluster G1 in the Andromeda Galaxy M31 (in Andromeda)

  • Open Cluster 752 in the Andromeda Galaxy M31 (in Andromeda)

    Galaxies [Top of Page]


  • Welcome to the SEDS Homepage
    -- SEDS (Students for the Exploration and Development of Space)

  • Groups and Clusters of Galaxies (SEDS)

  • Groups and Clusters of Galaxies with Messier Objects (SEDS)

  • The Local Group of Galaxies (SEDS)

  • Local Group of Galaxies with Individual Links (SEDS)

  • Milky Way Galaxy (SEDS)

  • Another Milky Way Page

  • Large Magellanic Cloud (Irregular Galaxy LMC)--Orbits Milky Way

  • Small Magellanic Cloud (Irregular Galaxy NGC 292 in Tucana)--Orbits Milky Way

  • Triangulum Galaxy--Spiral Galaxy M33 in Triangulum--Local Group Messier Object

  • Andromeda Galaxy M31 in Andromeda--Local Group Messier Object

  • Another Andromeda M31 Page

  • Elliptical Galaxy M32
    -- Satellite of Andromeda Galaxy M31--Local Group Messier Object

  • Elliptical Galaxy M110--Satellite of Andromeda Galaxy M31--Local Group Messier Object

  • Andromeda I--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Andromeda--Local Group

  • Andromeda II--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Andromeda--Local Group

  • Andromeda III--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Andromeda--Local Group

  • Andromeda IV--Irregular Galaxy or Star Cloud in Andromeda--Local Group

  • Andromeda V--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Andromeda--Local Group

  • Andromeda VI--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Pegasus
    -- Local Group--Probably a Satellite of Andromeda M31
    -- Originally Named Pegasus Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy

  • Andromeda VII--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Cassiopeia
    -- Local Group--Originally Named Cassiopeia Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy

  • Antlia Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Antlia--Local Group

  • Aquarius Dwarf--Irregular Galaxy in Aquarius--Local Group

  • Carina Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Carina--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy IC 10 in Cassiopeia--Outlying Member of Local Group

  • Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy NGC 147 in Cassiopeia--Local Group

  • Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy NGC 185 in Cassiopeia--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy WLM (Wulf-Lundmark-Melotte Galaxy) in Cetus--Local Group

  • Cetus Dwarf in Cetus--Dwarf Speroidal Galaxy--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy IC 1613 in Cetus--Local Group

  • Fornax Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Fornax--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy NGC 3109 in Hydra--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy IC 5152 in Indus--Local Group

  • Another IC 5152 Page

  • Leo I--Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy in Leo--Local Group

  • Regulus Galaxy or Leo 1--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Leo--Local Group

  • Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy Leo II (Leo B) in Leo--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy Leo A (Leo III) in Leo--Local Group

  • Pegasus Dwarf--Irregular Galaxy in Pegasus--Local Group

  • Phoenix Dwarf--Irregular Galaxy in Phoenix--Local Group

  • Pisces Dwarf--Irregular Galaxy in Pisces--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy NGC 6822 in Sagittarius--Local Group

  • Another NGC 6822 Site

  • Sagittarius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy SagDEG in Sagittarius--Local Group

  • Another SagDEG Page

  • Sagittarius Dwarf Irregular Galaxy (SagDIG) in Sagittarius--Local Group (Kowal's Object)

  • Sculptor Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Scuptor--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy Sextans A in Sextans--Local Group

  • Irregular Galaxy Sextans B in Sextans--Local Group

  • Sextans Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Sextans--Local Group

  • Tucana Dwarf--Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy in Tucana--Local Group

  • Irregular, Elliptical or Lenticular Galaxy UGCA 86
    -- in Camelopardalis--Fringe of Local Group--May be a Member of Maffei I Group

  • Irregular or Lenticular Galaxy UGCA 92 in Camelopardalis
    -- Fringe of Local Group or in Maffei I Group

  • Camelopardalis A--Irregular Galaxy in Camelopardalis
    -- Close to and Possibly Related to NGC 1560--Likely in Maffei 1 Group

  • Spiral Galaxy NGC 1560 in Camelopardalis
    -- Fringe of Local Group--Likely in Maffei 1 Group

  • Irregular Galaxy NGC 1569 in Camelopardalis
    -- Fringe of Local Group--Likely in Maffei 1 Group

  • Local Group Dynamics

  • Scuptor Group of Galaxies (South Polar Group)--Closest to the Local Group

  • Spiral Galaxy NGC 253 in Sculptor--Brightest Member of Scuptor Group

  • The M81 Group of Galaxies--Near the Local Group

  • Spiral Galaxy M81 in Ursa Major (Bode's Galaxy)

  • Irregular Galaxy M82 in Ursa Major--Part of the M81 Group (Cigar Galaxy)

  • Spiral Galaxy NGC 2976 in Ursa Major--Part of the M81 Group

  • Irregular Galaxy NGC 3077 in Ursa Major--Part of the M81 Group

  • Spiral Galaxy 2403 in Camelopardalis--Part of the M81 Group

  • Spiral Galaxy M83 in Hydra--Intermediate Between Normal and Barred
    -- Brightest in the Nearby M83 Group of Galaxies at about 15 Million Light Years (Southern Pinwheel)

  • The Maffei 1 Group of Galaxies (IC 342 Group) -- Once a Subgroup of Local Group--Spun Away by Violent Encounter with Andromeda Galaxy M31
    -- 10 Million Light Years Distant--Obscured by Dark Matter

  • The Virgo Cluster of Galaxies

  • The Virgo Cluster and the Local Cluster of Galaxies

  • Elliptical Galaxy M49 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Barred Spiral Galaxy M58 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Elliptical Galaxy M59 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Elliptical Galaxy M60 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M61 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Lenticular (S0) Galaxy M84 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Lenticular (S0) Galaxy M85 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Lenticular (S0) Galaxy M86 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Elliptical Galaxy M87 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M88 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Elliptical Galaxy M89 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M90 of Virgo Cluster (in Virgo)

  • Barred Spiral Galaxy M91 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Spiral Galaxy M98 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Spiral Galaxy M99 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Spiral Galaxy M100 of Virgo Cluster (in Coma Berenices)

  • Hubble Discovers Cepheid Variables in M100

  • The Leo Triplett (M66) Group of Galaxies

  • Spiral Galaxy M65 of Leo Triplett (M66) Group (in Leo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M66 of Leo Triplett (M66) Group (in Leo)

  • Spiral Galaxy NGC 3628 of Leo Triplett (M66) Group (in Leo)

  • The M96 Group of Galaxies (Leo I Group)

  • Barred Spiral Galaxy M95 of Leo I or M96 Group (in Leo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M96 of Leo I or M96 Group (in Leo)

  • Elliptical Galaxy M105 of Leo I or M96 Group (in Leo)

  • Spiral Galaxy M101 in Ursa Major--One of Largest Disk Galaxies
    -- Diameter of 170,000 Light Years at Distance of 27 Million Light Years
    -- Chief Member of a Group of Galaxies

  • Lenticular (S0) Galaxy NGC 5866 in Draco (Spindle Galaxy)
    -- Largest of the NGC 5866 Group of Galaxies
    -- about 40 Million Light Years Distant

  • Spiral Galaxy NGC 5907 in Draco (Splinter Galaxy)--in NGC 5866 Group

  • Southern Pinwheel--Spiral Galaxy M83 in Hydra
    -- Intermediate Between Normal Spiral and Barred

  • Centaurus A--Peculiar Galaxy NGC 5128 in Centaurus
    -- In Group with Southern Pinwheel--It is the Nearest Radio Galaxy
    -- Partially Shaped by Galactic Collision--Intermediate Between Elliptical and Spiral

  • The M51 Group of Galaxies

  • Spiral Galaxy M51 in Canes Venaciti (Whirlpool Galaxy)

  • Irregular Galaxy NGC 5195 in Canes Venaciti--Companion of M51

  • Spiral Galaxy M63 in Canes Venaciti--Member of M51 Group

  • Spiral Galaxy M74 in Pisces--Chief Member of Small Group of Galaxies

  • Spiral Galaxy M77 in Cetus (Cetus A)--Chief Member of Small Group of Galaxies
    -- 60 Million Light Years Distant
    -- Equidistant But Opposite Direction as Virgo Cluster

    Other [Top of Page]


  • Radio Source Data (Astronomical Data Center)

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  • High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC/NASA)

  • Non-Stellar and Extended Objects (ADC)

  • Chandra Sky Map

  • Brown Dwarfs (Chandra)

  • Black Holes (Chandra)



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