Hubble Spies Giant Star Clusters Near Galactic Center (1999)

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*Description*:> Video sequence of still images going deep into the Milky Way Galaxy to the Arches cluster. Hubble, penetrating through dust and clouds, peered into the core where two giant clusters shine more brightly than any other clusters in the Galaxy. Technical facts about this news release: About the Object Object Name: Arches Cluster Object Description: Star Cluster Position (J2000): R.A. 17h 45m 50.5s Dec.?28° 49' 28" Constellation: Sagittarius Distance: 25,000 light-years away (8,000…

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