M-30 (NGC 6369)

Here is an interesting globular which has, or appears to have, streamers of stars protruding from it. Resolvable and of the eighth magnitude, it is a pretty sight. Smyth: "... Can such an arrangement be intended?" Pygron: "How quaint. Either it has a sense of hunor, or it is reaching for something. Quite odd; perverse, almost..."

NGC: 7099
OTHER NAMES: M-30
CLASS: globular cluster
SIZE: 5.7'
MAGNITUDE: +8
DISTANCE: 42,000 light years
POSITION: 21h 39m -23d 20'
CONSTELLATION: Capricorn(us)
DATE OF SKETCH: 10/07/75
MAGNIFICATION USED: 140x