M92 (Globular cluster) « Above the clouds:
Located in the constellation Hercules,M92 is a bright Globular cluster that closely resembles M13.Shining at a visual mag of +6.4 and about 26,000 light years distant,it is only slightly dimmer and farther than M13…
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M13 The Hercules Globular Cluster « Above the clouds:
At its distance of 25,100 light years, its angular diameter of 20′ corresponds to a linear 145 light years – visually, it is perhaps 13′ large. It contains several 100,000 stars; Timothy Ferris in his book Galaxies even says “more than a million”. Towards its center, stars are about 500 times more concentrated than in the solar neighborhood. The age of M13 has been determined by Sandage as 24 billion years and by Arp as 17 billion years around 1960; Arp later (in 1962) revised his value to 14 billion years (taken from Kenneth Glyn Jones)…
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