The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
## Zodiac Latitude Name
LG 18°Aq51'11 -85°57'59 Large Magellanic cloud
LG 11°Aq31'01 -64°29'32 Small Magellanic cloud
"Snickers"
A new member of our Local Group was discovered in
1975. It is a dwarf satellite of our galaxy, like the two
Magellanic Clouds, but is located at less than a third
of their distance! It has been hidden behind the rim or
equatorial plane of the galaxy, the very nearest part of
that rim, in Gemini and Auriga. It was detected only by
its rapidly moving hydrogen clouds. It is estimated
that 1 percent of the stars of magnitude 15 and below
which appear in this part of the Milky Way must really
belong to this new galaxy. The little galaxy is brushing
so close to the Milky Way that is has been torn out
into the shape of a long streamer by tidal forces;
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