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Dear Friends,
One of the most distant globular clusters in our galaxy is NGC 2419 (aka Intergalactic Wonderer and Intergalactic Tramp). There was some ambiguity as to whether this cluster lying at a distance of 300,000 light-years away was extragalactic or not but it has now been confirmed to be a member of our galaxy. It is somewhat dim at magnitude 10.3. For anyone interested, here is a 2-hr total exposure based on LRGB layering: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-DSO-NGC-2419.htm . Clear skies! Anthony. |
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