This image was captured with my ST-80 on 9.9.15 and it shows the two "cores" of the cluster.
Friday, September 11, 2015
The Double Cluster (Caldwell 14)
A sure sign of Autumn is being able to see the Double Cluster over the treetops in the later part of the evening, The cluster is superb in even small scopes and I have spent many hours over the years looking at it and seeing new things every time. Situated in Perseus, the Double Cluster contains over 20,000 solar masses, including its outer halo.
This image was captured with my ST-80 on 9.9.15 and it shows the two "cores" of the cluster.
This image was captured with my ST-80 on 9.9.15 and it shows the two "cores" of the cluster.
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