ASTRO: M110 with Globular Clusters identified

When I posted it in black and white back in 2006 I put labels on the
globular clusters. I decided to do the same with the color version. In
doing so I found I'd marked G73 incorrectly. I'd figured the bright
star was too bright to be a globular and it was the faint guy down and
to the left a tad. Nope, it was the bright guy. I also found two I'd
missed before, G82 and G41.

Info for the globulars from:
http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/level...s/Chart23.html
I had to blow up the image to catch my error with G73.

Same info as the other version.

Rick

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Correct domain name is arvig and it is net not com. Prefix is correct.
Third character is a zero rather than a capital "Oh".

interesting detail

Rick Johnson wrote:
When I posted it in black and white back in 2006 I put labels on the
globular clusters. I decided to do the same with the color version. In
doing so I found I'd marked G73 incorrectly. I'd figured the bright
star was too bright to be a globular and it was the faint guy down and
to the left a tad. Nope, it was the bright guy. I also found two I'd
missed before, G82 and G41.

Info for the globulars from:
http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/level...s/Chart23.html
I had to blow up the image to catch my error with G73.

Same info as the other version.

Rick


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