Stars Galaxies and Beyond
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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) High Energy Data (ADC) High Energy Astrophysics 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