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The Magellanic Clouds are 2 satellite galaxies of the Milky Way, easily
visible from the Southern Hemisphere. Both are classed as irregular galaxies although one (the LMC?) displays some incipient bar structure I believe. Objects in the galaxies (and there are many) are designated with the prefix "N" Can anyone point out to me where a complete catalogue of these N objects are on the web and it's history? ta William |
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