Couple of facts trying to find.

[omits]

Are any Solar systems with planets beyond the Crab Nebula in the Perseus arm?

Can the Crab Nebula be seen all year round?

Many Thanks.

[Marvin Jenkins]

As to the first question, I would say that there would be stars with exoplanets beyond the Crab Nebula. I do not know if any have been found in that small portion of sky or if a survey has even been made. Just as a statistic about the amount of stars in one arm of a galaxy I would think it is a sure thing.

Second question. I am going to presume you mean visible from the location under your avatar. The answer is no, the Crab Nebula is a winter target. Any object that can be seen all year round is called Circumpolar, for instance M81/M82 Bodes and Cigar.

Marv

[Ouroboros]

8 hours ago, omits said:

Are any Solar systems with planets beyond the Crab Nebula in the Perseus arm?

Can the Crab Nebula be seen all year round?

Many Thanks.

Intriguing question. Do you have a reason in mind for asking? 

[SteveWolves]

Crab Nebula reported to be 2kpc away I think this is beyond distance we can find any solar systems currently.