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The Black Swan Cluster, M18 // Dvrolijk
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The Black Swan Cluster, M18 // Dvrolijk
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Wide-Field Cluster and Omega Nebula
The Black Swan Cluster, M18 // Michael J. Mangieri
Nearby to the Omega Nebula lies the Black Swan Cluster. This open cluster is sparse and relatively young at only 32 million years old. This was an original discovery by Messier in 1764: "I have discovered a bit below the nebula reported here above, a cluster of small stars, environed in a thin nebulosity..."
Messier 18.
Messier 18 or M18, also designated NGC 6613, is an open cluster of stars in the constellation Sagittarius.Â
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Star cluster Messier 18 and its surroundings |Â ESOÂ on Flickr
Messier 18 or simply M 18 is an open star cluster with giant blue stars and is located 4,600 light-years away from us in the constellation of Sagittarius.
This is the image of the cluster from the time when the Pharaohs ruled in the world, and they built the pyramids in Egypt and in other places around the planet.
Using a powerful telescope, anyone can see live images of the cluster.
(via The star cluster Messier 18 and its surroundings | ESO)