The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
The Globular Star Clusters
The globular clusters form a more or less spherical
system of satellites around the galactic nucleus. If we
could speed up our time process, we would find that
these objects circle the nucleus of our galaxy, in their
very inclined orbits, at high speeds, very much like
diagrams of the atomic nucleus surrounded by
orbiting electrons. The anticenter of the galaxy is
almost devoid of globulars and most occur between
our Sun and the center of the galaxy (GC).
With the exception of the very much more diffuse
stellar associations (to be mentioned later), the
globular clusters are the most massive and vast star
clusters known (the associations are vast but not
massive). A globular cluster may contain hundreds of
thousands of stars packed into a spherical region of
space some 100 parsecs in diameter. Globulars,
therefore, are very bright and can be observed at
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