The Messier catalogue is made up of objects such as nebulae, star…

  

The Messier catalogue is made up of objects such as nebulae, star… The Messier catalogue is made up of objects such as nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies seen by Charles Messier in the 18th century. If you observed this region of the sky with a research-grade telescope, would you expect to see many more of these kinds of objects or roughly the number you’ve already studied? Explain your answer. Science Astronomy AST 102 Share (0)