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| Globular Clusters:
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Koichi Ito/">Koichi Ito on April 10, 1999 17:25:56 UTC |
Globular Clusters are different from Open Clusters because of age and mass of the stars. The Globular Clusters lacks dust and gases that made stars and planets which is common in Open Clusters. Most stars in Globular Clusters are red giant stars or white dwalfs. The nearest Globular Cluster is a M13 located in constellation Hercules. |
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