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There’s more than one way to make a Blue Straggler

October 29, 1997 · NASA

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Released: October 29, 1997
Image size: 800 × 443 px
Category: Star clusters
Source: NASA + ESA/Hubble

Credit

Science Release Credit: R. Saffer ( Villanova University ), D. Zurek ( STScI ) and NASA

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