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1. 20:00, April 18, 2006 . . That's Just It (Talk | contribs | block) 806×524 (104,560 bytes) (This picture compares a ground view (left) of globular cluster 47 Tucana and a Hubble Space Telescope shot (right) of the same thing. Notice the blue stragglers, which are circled in (somewhat difficult to see) yellow.)
2. 19:53, April 18, 2006 . . That's Just It (Talk | contribs | block) 403×262 (36,294 bytes) (This picture compares a ground view (left) of globular cluster 47 Tucana and a Hubble Space Telescope shot (right) of the same thing. Notice the blue stragglers, which are circled in yellow.)

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• Blue straggler