PX269 Galaxies Part 3: Normal galaxies 3.1 Rotation curves.

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Part 3: Normal galaxies 3.1 Rotation curves
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PX269 Galaxies Part 3: Normal galaxies 3.1 Rotation curves

Hubble sequence

M 51 the Whirlpool Galaxy HII regions

William Herschel Telescope

William Herschel Telescope

PX269 Galaxies

Part 3: Normal galaxies 3.2 Distances

PX269 Galaxies Main sequence fitting

PX269 Galaxies Cepheid variables: period-luminosity relation

Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC)

LMCSMC

SN1987A in LMC

Ring around SN1987A with HST

SN1994d in NGC4526 Hubble Space Telescope

PX269 Galaxies Tully Fisher relations Rubin et al 1986

PX269 Galaxies

Tully-Fisher relation

PX269 Galaxies Hubble relation

PX269 Galaxies

Distance ladder

PX269 Galaxies Part 3: Normal galaxies 3.3 Elliptical galaxies

M87 an elliptical galaxy CFHT

PX269 Galaxies NGC 2768 an elliptical galaxy

PX269 Galaxies Leo I, dwarf elliptical galaxy SDSS

NGC 4267, normal elliptical galaxy SDSS

PX269 Galaxies Compactness of elliptical galaxies

PX269 Galaxies

M49 Optical X-rays Gas in elliptical galaxies

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