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Old 12-07-2018, 11:12 PM
Stevec35 (Steve)
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Nice catch Steve
Thanks Louie

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I’d agree Steve, it doesn’t quite have that globular look to it. Appears to have more younger than older stars, kinda like a Jewel Box but much further away.
Thanks Colin. It's a strange one. I certainly wouldn't have picked it as a globular when I first saw it

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I was able to observe it tonight with the 16" scope with 10mm 180xmag and
6mm 300xmag
The mag 5 star 35-Nu2 Sagitarii really makes it difficult to get a good view of it,but by putting it out of the Fov I was able to count 9 stars,some of which were around 14.4 mag.
Yes you're right Steve when you say it doesn't look like a globular cluster but deeper images show it's globular structure.
Love you pics Steve,they always give me something I haven't observed before to look at.

Cheers
Thanks Ron. Glad you like the images. I always try and pick the less well known stuff. If you haven't already seen it then give Palomar 8 a try. To me it's quite easy and I don't know how it missed getting a NGC or IC designation. Palomar 7 (AKA IC1276) is also worth a look.
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