The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
Chapter 18: Star Catalog
This Section provides several features. First, here you
will find more extensive listings of the various types of
objects. For example, here are some 750 fixed stars
listed here, and so on. This is not true for all object
types, but is true for the majority of them. Each group
is sorted in zodiacal order. Below is a list of the
various groups to enable you to find them quickly.
After the type lists you will find a complete running list
of all points (fixed stars and deep-space objects) in
zodiacal order, making it simple to located any
particular part of the zodiac.
CG Clusters of Galaxies
CG 08°Ar33'49 -21°54'29
CG 29°Ar28'12 +23°59'01
CG 27°Ta12'31 +23°11'11
CG 13°Cn57'09 +13°11'41
CG 01°Le54'44 + 1°56'39
CG 15°Le57'39 -13°04'04
CG 17°Le14'54 +45°47'47
CG 25°Le00'53 +49°21'55
CG 00°Vi51'59 +40°56'15
CG 04°Vi11'53 + 1°58'43
CG 00°Li00'26 +31°41'15
CG 01°Li08'32 +14°40'09
CG 22°Li35'45 +43°24'40
CG 02°Sc01'33 -19°22'50
CG 08°Sc45'16 +43°16'38
CG 24°Sc37'36 +37°03'47
CG 17°Aq46'39 -36°21'30
CG 20°Pi40'05 +12°16'32
CG 22°Pi07'08 +11°19'40
CS Cosmic Structure
Cluster A
Pisces
Perseus
Gemini
Cancer
Hydra
UMa II
UMa I
UMa III
Leo
Coma
Virgo
Bootes
Centaurus
Corona Borealis
Hercules
Cluster B
Pegasus II
Pegasus I
CS 00°Ar00'00 - 0°00'00
Equinox, Spring
CS 12°Ar12'28 - 5°02'05
Ascending Supergalactic Node to Equator
CS 16°Ar29'47 + 0°32'36
Ascending Supergalactic Node to Ecliptic
CS 27°Ar09'29 +33°20'55
Center of Local Group Galaxies
CS 28°Ar19'04 +56°28'44
Intersect Local System & Galactic Equator
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