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Old 25-05-2012, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by astroron View Post
Rob, This link may be of interest
http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/c...EW&classic=YES

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Thanks Ron.

From the article the centre is put at 16h 17m 25s, -61 04 13. The X-ray map page 201, puts the boundary of the cluster between RA 16h 13m and 16h 20m and between Dec -60 30 and -61 30. Dimensions are roughly 1.8 by 1 degree.

Allowing for the relative tilt of the cluster to the border, the closest point to the Norma border is roughly 16h 15m, -60 30, the furthest point roughly 16h 17m, -61 30'. My calculations put the closest point roughly 15 arcminutes form the Norma/Tra border and the furthest point about 75 arcminutes from the border.

According to this, no part of the cluster is in Norma. At least not on current boundaries.

Regards, Rob
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