Globular cluster

This is a young globular cluster.

A globular cluster is a collection of old stars that share a common origin. They can contain from thousands to millions of stars and measure from one hundred to three hundred light-years across.

External links

• Fast stars challenge big bang origin for dwarf galaxies by Rod Bernitt, Journal of Creation 14(3):5–7, December 2000
• Our galaxy is the centre of the universe, ‘quantized’ redshifts show by D. Russell Humphreys, Journal of Creation 16(2):95–104, 2002
• Astronomical problems by Michael Oard, TJ 9(1):5–6, April 1995
• In the middle of the action By David Demick and Carl Wieland Creation 28(1):52-55, December 2005
• White Dwarfs Deliver Better Creation History by Dr. Hugh Ross
• The Globular Cluster Bomb by David F. Coppedge. Acts & Facts. 36 (2). 2007.
• Globular clusters and the challenge of blue straggler stars by Rod Bernitt Journal of Creation 16(2):5-7 August 2002