-
Totipotent cell
-
Concretion
-
Rotator cuff
-
Node
-
IPv6
-
Agent orange
-
Mumps
-
Chalcogen
-
Cervical vertebra
-
Eocene
-
Essential amino acid
-
Replication
-
Invisible Web
-
Autosomal
-
Nitrogen base
-
Sputum analysis
-
Coccus
-
Mulching
-
Bioluminescence
-
Melanopsin
-
Earth-grazing asteroid
-
Photon
-
Residue
-
Storage memory
-
Micro-robotics
-
Epicanthus
-
Spiral galaxy
-
Pager
-
Lambda phage
-
Circuit switched connection
M92
The globular cluster Messier 92 is in the constellation of Hercules; it was discovered by Bode in 1777. Although it is 26,000 light years away, it can be seen with the naked eye in good conditions, not far from the famous globular cluster Messier 13, the biggest and brightest.
An image by "Chamois" (the person's pseudonym on the forum) taken using CCD camera with a 150 mm diameter telescope.
Latest
Fill out my online form.
