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| globular cluster m22 in sagittarius 700d on 250p 34x180s @ ISO800 |
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1.10.18
m22 III
Previous attempts proved just as difficult. Low over the south western horizon, accompanied this year by Saturn, lies this cluster seen through the collection of stars in the milky way looking toward the galactic centre. 10 light years distant and first noted by Abraham Ihle who also had Saturn in the same constellation as he viewed the first globular cluster to be recorded; Germany 26th. July 1665.