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The Critter Cluster, M93 // Willem Jan Drijfhout
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The Critter Cluster, M93 // Willem Jan Drijfhout
Just lowkey wanted to say I love fraser Pierre minten with my whole life ngl
hm. so spare a miku
oh no miku you ate too many lollipops again!! those aren’t good for u!!
Zastava M93 Black Arrow - 12.7x108mm
The Critter Cluster, M93 // Jim Vaughan
The Critter Cluster, M93 // Fernando Oliveira de Menezes
M93 // Alex Woronow
The Critter Cluster, M93 // Jochen Maes
A beautiful open cluster, the Critter Cluster is about 3,380 light years from the Earth and contains a few hundred stars. This was an original discovery by Messier in 1781. Caroline Herschel (1750-1848), thinking it had not yet been discovered by Messier, independently discovered it again in 1783.
As for the "critter" it is supposed to resemble? Some observers remark that it has the shape of a starfish! What do you see?