M71 Globular Cluster in Sagitta

Dear group,

One globular cluster which is quite overlooked is M71 in Sagitta.
Although at one time there existed some dispute amongst the astronomy
community as to whether this cluster was an open cluster or not, it is
now established that M71 is a loose globular cluster.

Aside from being an impressive cluster by its own right, it also lies
in a rich area of the sky. For an image based on 2 hours total
exposure, I kindly direct you to http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-6838.htm
.... please remember to left-mouse click on the hyperlinked image so as
to see the same image but with much better analysis.

Clear skies.

Anthony.

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Dear group,

One globular cluster which is quite overlooked is M71 in Sagitta.
Although at one time there existed some dispute amongst the astronomy
community as to whether this cluster was an open cluster or not, it is
now established that M71 is a loose globular cluster.

Aside from being an impressive cluster by its own right, it also lies
in a rich area of the sky. For an image based on 2 hours total
exposure, I kindly direct you to
http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-6838.htm
... please remember to left-mouse click on the hyperlinked image so as
to see the same image but with much better analysis.

Clear skies.

Anthony.

Not only is it great to see you're OK, but these are simply STUNNING
images!!!

WELL DONE!!!

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Anthony Ayiomamitis wrote:

Dear group,

One globular cluster which is quite overlooked is M71 in Sagitta.
Although at one time there existed some dispute amongst the astronomy
community as to whether this cluster was an open cluster or not, it is
now established that M71 is a loose globular cluster.

Aside from being an impressive cluster by its own right, it also lies
in a rich area of the sky. For an image based on 2 hours total
exposure, I kindly direct you to http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-6838.htm
... please remember to left-mouse click on the hyperlinked image so as
to see the same image but with much better analysis.

Clear skies.

Anthony.

Absolutely stunning. This really is superb Anthony. This is
very unique. Sent it to S&T for sure.
....

put these over on the pictures group as you did before ???
Some there dont come here but would love to see these -
jerry



Anthony Ayiomamitis wrote:

Dear group,

One globular cluster which is quite overlooked is M71 in Sagitta.
Although at one time there existed some dispute amongst the astronomy
community as to whether this cluster was an open cluster or not, it is
now established that M71 is a loose globular cluster.

Aside from being an impressive cluster by its own right, it also lies
in a rich area of the sky. For an image based on 2 hours total
exposure, I kindly direct you to http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-6838.htm
... please remember to left-mouse click on the hyperlinked image so as
to see the same image but with much better analysis.

Clear skies.

Anthony.

Jerry et al,

Thanks for the kind words. It is somewhat ironic that this wonderful
cluster is quite a bit overlooked. It is stunning and worthy of lots
more attention.

Anthony.

On Aug 27, 9:05 am, KRP wrote:
put these over on the pictures group as you did before ???
Some there dont come here but would love to see these -
jerry

Anthony Ayiomamitis wrote:
Dear group,

One globular cluster which is quite overlooked is M71 in Sagitta.
Although at one time there existed some dispute amongst the astronomy
community as to whether this cluster was an open cluster or not, it is
now established that M71 is a loose globular cluster.

Aside from being an impressive cluster by its own right, it also lies
in a rich area of the sky. For an image based on 2 hours total
exposure, I kindly direct you tohttp://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-6838.htm
... please remember to left-mouse click on the hyperlinked image so as
to see the same image but with much better analysis.

Clear skies.

Anthony.