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Sagittarius
Sagittarius is a constellation in the southern sky that lies in the direction of the center of the Milky Way galaxy. It is rich in deep-sky objects and is home to Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way’s core.
Source: nasa.gov
APODs including "Sagittarius"
Dim World, Dark Nebula
08/07/2010
The Galactic Center in Infrared from 2MASS
30/05/2010
Rho Ophiuchi Wide Field
24/05/2010
The Lagoon Nebula from GigaGalaxy Zoom
06/10/2009
Gigagalaxy Zoom: Galactic Center
25/09/2009
Open Cluster M25
31/08/2009
The Lagoon Nebula in Gas, Dust, and Stars
22/07/2009
The Trifid Nebula in Stars and Dust
07/07/2009
Saharan Starry Night
27/06/2009
Stars at the Galactic Center
14/06/2009
Pyrenees Paraselene
11/06/2009
A Beautiful Trifid
30/05/2009
Sagittarius and the Central Milky Way
19/05/2009
A Starry Night in Brazil
09/05/2009
The Galactic Core in Infrared
07/01/2009
In the Center of the Lagoon Nebula
19/10/2008
Milky Way Road Trip
05/09/2008
Gas and Dust of the Lagoon Nebula
15/07/2008
In the Center of the Trifid Nebula
30/06/2008
The Galactic Center Radio Arc
27/04/2008
Globular Cluster M55 from CFHT
02/04/2008
The NGC 3576 Nebula
26/03/2008
Stars and Dust through Baade's Window
19/12/2007
The Closest Galaxy: Canis Major Dwarf
04/11/2007
Three Nebulae in Narrow Band
02/11/2007
The Small Cloud of Magellan
01/10/2007
A Galactic Star Forming Region in Infrared
24/09/2007
The Trifid Nebula in Stars and Dust
13/08/2007
Star Factory Messier 17
10/08/2007
Sagittarius Triplet
04/08/2007