Omega Centaurus or NGC 5139 by John Glossop

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19 April 2010

Omega Centaurus or NGC 5139

Cootamundra, NSW

The magnificent Gobular Cluster, Omega Centaurus or NGC 5139. This brilliant object is located in Centaurus and is the largest example of it's type in the sky, clearly seen as a naked eye object in dark skies.

Takahashi TSA-120 fitted with a Reducer/Flattener and operating at a focal length of 675mm or f/5.63.

SBIG ST4000XCM
20 x 60 seconds @ -20c hide exif

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