10 points for some good googling: I need a map of the Milky way and the

[oddball.2002]

galaxies surrounding it.? 10 points for some good Googling: I need a map of the Milky Way and the galaxies surrounding it.
You should be able to find something like this if you are good with searching the web. Just give me a URL with a map kind of similar to the ones you see of the solar system, but of the Milky Way and the galaxies surrounding it (particularly the galaxies that orbit the Milky way). If you can fnd multiple maps, put up the URLs to them all.
10 points to the best map. And my gratitude.

By the way, I already posted this once, and only got maps of the milky way.

I DO NOT WANT A MAP OF THE MILY WAY. I WANT A MAP THAT SHOWS THE RELATIVE LOCATIONS OF THE MILKY WAY AND THE GALAXIES THAT ORBIT IT. And I don't want a picture. The kind of thing I want would HAVE to be drawn.

The more labels the better. Thanks.

[quizzard123]

That's not my idea of good googling. Mine involves Nicole Kidman.....

[Lawrence E]

The moon is on the nodes when it's plane and the plane of the Earth intersect. This occurs every 18.6 years. Besides the rest of the planets on their orbital plane, the Milky Way too, has a plane. It is on a galactic scale. The Milky Way, an ellipsoid, is a squashed sphere rather than a rugby ball (5 to 1 ratio). It is 16 kiloparsecs in diameter. It is slightly reminiscent of the Andromeda Galaxy save it is irregular and of uneven density.

http://www.rc-astro.com/photo/id1034.html

On the second most outer spiral arm of the Milky Way, or, where our solar system lies, it is less dense than towards the center. Still, though the galactic case of Newton's laws is more highly complex than the solar, so apparently our Sun, on one of the spiral arms, is heading with determination towards a dark void in space between the constellations of Hercules and Lyra.

http://www.rc-astro.com/photo/id1166.html

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hshdude/2199082052/

The constellation Sagittarius is roughly the nucleus of the Milky Way. Our solar system revolves around it in it's movement through the Milky Way.

http://www.allthesky.com/constellations/sagittarius/

Our nearest neighbor is the triple binary, Alpha, Beta, and Proxima Centauri, which is also located in the Milky Way. Alpha and Beta are binary stars revolving around each other, while Proxima revolves around the pair.

http://www.allthesky.com/various/by32abcen300.html

In order to help give these facts some perspective in both speed and distance (taking into account the galactic case of Newton's laws), Earth spins at 1000 MPH (approx.) at the equator. It orbits the Sun at 66,000 MPH (approx.). Our solar system meanwhile, dashes through the Milky Way at 481,000 MPH (approx.).