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A collection of young stars that formed together. Some are still bound by gravity. Some of the youngest open clusters are still embedded in the gas and dust from which they formed.
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Guest 02-Oct-2007 01:30
All So Excellent Gallery V
adam stuart03-Feb-2004 12:21
Hi Steve:

The Tak is piggybacked on the LX200, which is tracking at sidereal rate. My HX916 camera is attached to the Tak via a T-adapter.

Adam
Guest 31-Jan-2004 23:45
Nice pictures. Why did you piggy back instead of using a t adapter?

When I eventually get my telescope, I will be using my 10D as my poor mans ccd.

Anyway, nice pics, keep up the good work.
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