The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
galaxies occur at the end of a sequence which starts
among the normal elliptical galaxies and passes
through the dwarf ellipticals (such as NGC 147 &
185).
The dwarf galaxies in Fornax and Sculptor were the
first discovered followed by those in Draco, Leo ( I &
II) and Ursa Minor. Globular clusters and dwarf
systems do not have semi-stellar nuclei such as
those, which are observed in M32 and NGC 205. The
faint ellipticals NGC 147 and NGC 185 are
intermediate between dwarf systems and the brighter
elliptical galaxies. NGC 147 has only a faint nucleus
and NGC 185 has no nucleus at all. A new and very
near dwarf galaxy, discovered in 1975, appears to be
disrupting the otherwise regular spiral structure of our
galaxy! Dwarf spheroidal systems are difficult to
detect due to their low surface brightness, but it is
estimated ,that a very great number of these systems
exist filling the space between the larger and brighter
galaxies.
Motion of the Galaxy and the Local Group
Recent investigations (1976) into the nature of the
motion of our Galaxy and the entire local group of
galaxies indicates that the Milky Way is moving
almost edge-on through space and that the leading
edge is in the anticancer direction. Our galaxy along
with the local group appears to be moving with an
approximate velocity of 454 km/sec toward a point in
the constellation Perseus, roughly in the direction of
NGC 1499, the California Nebula. The direction is as
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