NGC 6362 ZWO ASI 071 Pro

[Benklerk]

NGC 6362 is a globular cluster in the constellation Ara, lying close to Apus in the southern sky. Tightly bound by gravity, globular clusters are composed of old stars, which, are around 10 billion years old, and much older than the sun. These clusters are fairly common. there are more than 150 currently known in our galaxy, the Milky Way, and more which have been spotted in other galaxies. All stars are usually around the same age in a given cluster. Most of the stars inside the cluster are thought to have formed at or around the same time and are thought to be of similar age. Most of the stars inside NGC 6362 are red giants that appear yellow and aged, however, you also see a number of so-called blue stragglers, stars that appear younger than their true age. Blue stars are hot and consume their fuel quickly.

GSO 6" RC
HEQ5 Pro
ZWO ASI 071 Pro
17 x 4min = 68min

[Demonperformer]

Another gem from the southern skies that we never see here in the UK. Do keep 'em coming.

[MikeODay]

Very nice image with great detail right to the core.  Well done!