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THE SCORPION'S BURROW

Photography Space posted on Jul 15, 2007
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ANTARES + M4 (NGC 6121) in Scorpius

Comments (7)


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alhak

6:29AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

fabulous shot...

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oscilis

7:11AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

Makes me feel very small! Fantastic to be able to see this.

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Svarg

7:13AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

Antares is a huge star indeed! Great capture!

bebert

2:41PM | Sun, 15 July 2007

superbe "ciel profond" !!!

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blackcybuster

7:51AM | Mon, 16 July 2007

Very good shot. Complimenti

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TwoPynts

3:38PM | Mon, 16 July 2007

Yep, another stunner. What is that faint blob 45 degrees up and right on Antares?

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PR0XIM0

5:23PM | Mon, 16 July 2007

@: TwoPynts Hi Kort ! You have acute eyes! The faint object is NGC 6144 , a 10th magnitude globular star cluster that lies just to the north of the bright star Antares and it's famous neighbor, the globular cluster M4. NGC 6144 lies 33000 light years distant (over three times farther away than the relatively nearby M4). At that distance it also appears over three times smaller; a mere 6.2' in diameter. Thanks for your interest


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