TJ 15

Globular Cluster Candidate TJ 15, in Ophiuchus

RA:
17:18:31
Dec:
-26:17.9
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Discovered by Terzan and Ju in 1980.

This object was discovered by Terzan and Ju in 1980 and described as "Nebulosity of circular shape with decreasing intensity from the centre to the edge. Could it be the nucleus of a globular cluster?" (Terzan, Ju 1980). It is also listed as presumable a globular cluster in Webbink (1985) and several publications to about 2000, but eventually still not confirmed as a real object.

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