The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
omicron Cetus, MIRA, Late-Type star, 6th strongest at
2 microns
IF 25°Ta12'39 +41°51'34
s Perseus, M supergiant, IF excess 40% total Luminosity
IF 27°Ta12'47 +44°05'10
W3, l0th strongest at 20 microns
IF 27°Ta28'07 +41°25'11
Maffei I, near galaxy, at 2 microns = M.31 in
brightness
IF 28°Ta17'19 - 8°06'20
NML Taurus, Mira-Type IF star, variable
OH radio emission
IF 08°Ge43'22 +25°54'32
48 Perseus, nu Perseus, variable IF excess
IF 09°Ge04'05 - 5°37'11
Aldeberan, l0th strongest at 2 microns
IF 19°Ge41'39 -34°29'21
IC 418 Planetary nebula, Large IF excess
IF 22°Ge20'51 -27°27'48
Kleinmann-Low Nebula in Orion, 3rd brightest IF at 20
microns, OH, "infrared nebula"
IF 22°Ge21'39 -27°28'35
trapezium source in Orion
IF 28°Ge03'07 -16°19'10
Betelgeuse, alpha Orion, Brightest at 2 microns, M
supergiant, var cM2
IF 28°Ge19'55 - 3°12'46
U Orion, OH source with IF excess
IF 09°Cn20'01 -15°03'05
R Monoceros, large IF excess
90% L emitted beyond 1 micron
like T-Tauri stars
IF 24°Cn05'25 -17°35'35
Z Canis Major, extreme IF excess
IF 26°Cn53'49 -45°48'27
VY Canis Major, M supergiant, 5th strongest at 20
microns
Bright at 10 microns
IF 24°Le04'34 - 0°11'12
IRC+1021G, at 5 microns is brightest known source
outside Solar System, 18th mag star
IF 21°Vi39'53 -24°40'14
V Hydra, Late-Type carbon star
IF 20°Li34'33 -58°28'48
eta Carina, brightest at 20 microns..outside solar
IF 23°Li34'41 +30°40'57
ARCTURUS, alpha Bootes
8th strongest source at 2 microns
IF 04°Sc33'42 -46°24'24
gamma crux, at 2 microns the 7th strongest source.
IF 04°Sc37'25 -15°27'51
W Hydra, 5th strongest source at 2 microns
IF 14°Sc56'21 +46°59'12
R Corona Borealis, 'R CrB variable , 40% IF excess
IF 08°Sa56'47 - 3°49'55
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