Star clusters
Hubble Probes Heart of Omega Centauri
April 2, 2008 · NASA
Omega Centauri is the largest and brightest globular cluser orbiting our Milky Way. It contains several million stars and is the home of a suspected black hole.
More star clusters
Wide-field of Omega Centauri and its surroundings (DSS2, ground-based image)April 2, 2008
3D amination of the rotation of an ordinary globular clusterApril 2, 2008 · video
3D Animation of an ordinary globular clusterApril 2, 2008 · videoStarry Splendor in Core of Omega CentauriApril 2, 2008
Hubble Space Telescope visible light image "blue blobs"January 8, 2008
Close-up on "blue blobs"January 8, 2008
Close-up on "blue blobs"January 8, 2008
Close-up on "blue blobs"January 8, 2008