Galaxies 75 objects
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Spiral 53
- Andromeda GalaxyM31
- Triangulum GalaxyM33
- Whirlpool GalaxyM51
- Messier 58M58
- Messier 61M61
- Sunflower GalaxyM63
- Black Eye GalaxyM64
- Messier 65M65
- Messier 66M66
- Messier 74M74
- Messier 77M77
- Messier 81M81
- Cigar GalaxyM82
- Southern PinwheelM83
- Messier 88M88
- Messier 90M90
- Messier 91M91
- Messier 94M94
- Messier 95M95
- Messier 96M96
- Messier 98M98
- Messier 99M99
- Messier 100M100
- Pinwheel GalaxyM101
- Sombrero GalaxyM104
- Messier 106M106
- Messier 108M108
- Messier 109M109
- Caldwell 3C3
- Caldwell 5C5
- Caldwell 7C7
- Caldwell 12C12
- Caldwell 18C18
- Caldwell 23C23
- Caldwell 26C26
- Caldwell 29C29
- Caldwell 30C30
- Caldwell 32C32
- Caldwell 36C36
- Caldwell 38C38
- Caldwell 40C40
- Caldwell 43C43
- Caldwell 44C44
- Caldwell 45C45
- Caldwell 48C48
- Caldwell 60C60
- Caldwell 61C61
- Caldwell 62C62
- Caldwell 65C65
- Caldwell 67C67
- Caldwell 70C70
- Caldwell 83C83
- Caldwell 101C101
Elliptical & lenticular 17
Irregular 4
Other galaxies 1
En la vida cotidiana
- The Moon's average distance, about 384,400 km, is more than 960 drives along the 400 km Seoul–Busan expressway — and the Moon sits under «Earth's Moon» in this catalog's Moons group.
- Constellation names taught at school, such as Orion or Ursa Major (home of the Big Dipper), are the same everywhere because the world shares the 88 constellations set by the International Astronomical Union.
- Your phone's map position comes from GPS satellites orbiting about 20,000 km up — which is why navigation satellites belong to the Spacecraft group.