Messier 5, located in constellation Serpens Caput, is an impressive globular
Messier 5. Globular Cluster M5 (NGC 5904)
M 5 (NGC 5904) - globular cluster in Serpens Caput.
Image of the cluster from the Digital Sky Survey. Other Resources for NGC 5904
The globular cluster Messier 5. Image: Sonoita Observatories
Globular cluster Messier 5 (M5, NGC 5904) was first seen by Gottfried Kirch and his wife Maria Margarethe on May 5, 1702, when they observed a comet,
Messier 5. NGC 5904. Serpens
M5 Globular Cluster. Messier 5 or M5 is a globular cluster in the constellation Serpens. Distance 25000 light years. Details: M5 (Globular Cluster)
The bright globular cluster Messier 5 (NGC 5904) in Serpens, shown from a 15-second yellow-light (V-band) exposure (in twilight)
Globular cluster Messier 5 (M5, NGC 5904) was first seen by Gottfried Kirch
Globular Cluster in Serpens - One of the oldest globular clusters,
NGC 5904 / Messier 5 587729747911377073
NGC 5904. Globular cluster highly resolved. Constellation Ser Dreyer Descr.
NGC 5904
This is a Globular Cluster. It is 13 billion years old.
GGCs database: globular cluster NGC 5904
M 10 (NGC 6254) - globular cluster in Ophiuchus.
Messier 5 or M5 (also designated NGC 5904) is a globular cluster in the
Some 27 years later he counted up to 200 resolvable stars in this globular
M-5 (NGC-5904): A wonderful globular cluster in Serpens (the serpent).
