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Old May 20th 04, 05:19 PM
Jeremiah J. Burton
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Default The Sun, in an Open Cluster

I read somewhere that the sun is part of an open cluster. If thats true,
wouldn;t it have to be awefully OLD for an open cluster?

What other stars are in the cluster? How many? How large is it? Any
nebula still left?

thanks

jjb
 




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