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Hi all,
this globular cluster is one of deep-sky objects, which I photographed with the lowest declination (phi = +42°). The telescope used is BRC250 + ST-10 XME unfiltered 11 x 180 second of exposed http://www.danilopivato.com/tabulae_...30/m62_brc.htm Best regards, Danilo Pivato -- MySiteWeb: http://www.danilopivato.com |
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I wonder if any kind of life could exist, with so many stars packed so
closely together..? I imagine the scant space between them must be seething with all that solar radiation. What sort of lifeform would it be that could thrive in that environment..? ![]() Another beauty, Danilo! Hope Summer is treating you well... susan-musing |
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