There's nothing quite like a globular cluster. In my 14 inch scope, many of the brighter globulars make me feel as if I am falling into the sky. While it's impossible to recreate that feeling with an image, these objects are still impressive.
Here are images of two of my favorite globulars: M15 and M2. M15 is in the constellation Pegasus. It is one of the densest globulars having undergone core collapse. It's central structure may be a shell of stars orbiting a black hole.
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| M15 through the 14 inch with the DS2.3+ imager |
M2 is found in Pegasus. It is one of the largest globular clusters and shows an slightly elliptical shape with a dense center.
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| M2 |
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