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GALAXIES AND THE UNIVERSE[edit]
- 1.Milky Way Galaxy
- Milky Way
- Extinction (astronomy)
- Star count
- Olbers' paradox
- Galactic Center
- Thin disk
- Thick disk
- Metallicity
- Mass-to-light ratio
- Spiral galaxy
- Cosmic dust
- Interstellar medium
- High-velocity cloud
- Magellanic Stream
- Satellite galaxy
- Cosmic Background Explorer
- De Vaucouleurs' law
- Baade's Window
- Dark matter halo
- Galactic coordinate system
- Galactic plane
- Cylindrical coordinate system
- Peculiar velocity
- Local standard of rest
- Galaxy rotation curve
- Velocity dispersion
- Solar apex
- Oort constants
- Hydrogen line
- Moving cluster method
- Sagittarius A
- Sagittarius A*
- Supermassive black hole
- 2. Nature of Galaxies
- Galaxy
- Messier object
- Great Debate (astronomy)
- Galaxy morphological classification
- Hubble sequence
- Elliptical galaxy
- Lenticular galaxy
- Irregular galaxy
- Tully–Fisher relation
- Density wave theory
- Galaxy color–magnitude diagram
- Faber–Jackson relation
- Fundamental plane (elliptical galaxies)
- M–sigma relation
- 3. Galactic Evolution
- Galaxy formation and evolution
- Galaxy merger
- Dynamical friction
- Interacting galaxy
- Ring galaxy
- Galactic tide
- N-body simulation
- Starburst galaxy
- Butcher-Oemler Effect
- 4. Structure of the Universe