Sagittarius contains several well-known nebulae, including the Lagoon Nebula, the Omega Nebula, and the Trifid Nebula. There are some really nice Globular Clusters too, like M22, M69 and M70 for example. This region of the Milky Way contains many types of deep sky objects for your observing pleasure.
An animation of the Cepheid variable star M31-V1, as photographed from the Shasta Valley Observatory.
The Milky Way spans across North-East to South-West, revealing the spectacular Emission and Planetary Nebulae at prime time observing, Emission nebulae is the creation of stars, the glow bright red in photographs and newly formed stars, Planetary nebulae are the death of stars, spherical shells of hydrogen, helium and oxygen ejected into space. The constellations of CYGNUS, SAGITTARIUS, and VULPECULA has the most nebulae in the summertime.