M22

Today I am going to talk about the M22 object

It is a globular cluster observed by Abraham Ihle in the year 1665 and later by Charles Messier in the year 1764.

Using the VLA radio telescope several Black holes have been found and counted up to 32 variable stars as well as a planetary Nebula.

This object is located in Sagittarius and is one of the closest to the earth having a distance of only 10, 400 light years.

I hope you like the pictures.

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Photo by: Francisco Silva
Scheduled by: You
Observation date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Observation time: 7:24pm EST / 4:24pm PST / 00:24 UTC
Observatory: Slooh Chile
Telescope: Chile One
Instrument: Chile Ultra Wide-Field

Photo by: Francisco Silva
Scheduled by: You
Observation date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Observation time: 7:25pm EST / 4:25pm PST / 00:25 UTC
Observatory: Slooh Chile
Telescope: Chile One
Instrument: Chile Wide-Field

Photo by: Francisco Silva
Scheduled by: You
Observation date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Observation time: 7:26pm EST / 4:26pm PST / 00:26 UTC
Observatory: Slooh Chile
Telescope: Chile One
Instrument: Chile Ultra Wide-Field

Photo by: Francisco Silva
Scheduled by: You
Observation date: Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Observation time: 7:27pm EST / 4:27pm PST / 00:27 UTC
Observatory: Slooh Chile
Telescope: Chile One
Instrument: Chile Wide-Field