Featured: December 2016 Double Cluster Area
Pictures of Star Clusters by Dick Locke. Star Clusters are simply groupings of stars, and the groups are smaller than galaxies. There are two types: Globular and Open. This page is evolving to present a visual index of my star cluster pictures.
Click here for a larger version of the double cluster shot along with object details.
| Clusters Page 2 (M67, M35, M50, M53) | M37, M68, M48, and M93, ET Cluster, NGC 457Clusters Page 3 | Clusters Page 4 (M5, M6, M7) |
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| M38, M36 |
| Christmas Tree Cluster |
| Double Cluster @ 180mm |
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| NGC 2471, 2541, and M4 |
This |  NGC 2477, (just a picture here) another nice cluster, in Puppis. This was a fun early-evening target. More info below. |  M41 Open cluster in Canis Major |  NGC 2451 (just a picture here), an early evening open cluster. I must say it looked great in binoculars, and the picture doesn't do it justice. This is in Puppis and was too far south for Messier to see. More info on this page |
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