The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
likelihood that supergalaxies are themselves part of
still larger structures. Recent research suggests that
the tendency toward clustering falls off rapidly after a
mass of supergalactic proportions is reached. A list of
some of the major giant clusters and superclusters is
given elsewhere. At this point, well over a million
external galaxies have been counted by astronomers
and such research is still at an early stage.
Clusters of Galaxies
## Zodiac Latitude Object
CG 08°Ar33'49 -21°54'29|Cluster A
CG 29°Ar28'12 +23°59'01|Pisces
CG 27°Ta12'31 +23°11'11|Perseus
CG 13°Cn57'09 +13°11'41|Gemini
CG 01°Le54'44 + 1°56'39|Cancer
CG 15°Le57'39 -13°04'04|Hydra
CG 17°Le14'54 +45°47'47|UMa II
CG 25°Le00'53 +49°21'55|UMa I
CG 00°Vi51'59 +40°56'15|UMa III
CG 04°Vi11'53 + 1°58'43|Leo
CG 00°Li00'26 +31°41'15|Coma
CG 01°Li08'32 +14°40'09|Virgo
CG 22°Li35'45 +43°24'40|Bootes
CG 02°Sc01'33 -19°22'50|Centaurus
CG 08°Sc45'16 +43°16'38|Corona Borealis
CG 24°Sc37'36 +37°03'47|Hercules
CG 17°Aq46'39 -36°21'30|Cluster B
CG 20°Pi40'05 +12°16'32|Pegasus II
CG 22°Pi07'08 +11°19'40|Pegasus I
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