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- Galactic Open Clusters
- Letter of Intent AS4 Open Cluster Kinematics and Age Survey (OCKAS) Saskia Hekker1,2, Alexey Mints1,2, George Angelou1,2, Yvonne Elsworth3,2, Sarbani Basu4
- Proper Motion Determination of Open Clusters Based on the UCAC2 Catalogue
- A Near-Infrared Study of the Highly-Obscured Active Star
- SCYON Issue 66
- Glossary of Basic Astronomical Terms by Andrew Fraknoi (Foothill College & ASP)
- The GALAH Survey: Tracing the Galactic Disk with Open Clusters
- Aperture - the Diameter of a Telescope’S Main Lens
- The Open Cluster IC 1805 and Its Vicinity: Investigation of Stars in the Vilnius, IPHAS, 2MASS, and WISE Systems
- WIYN OPEN CLUSTER STUDY. LXIII. ABUNDANCES in the SUPER-METAL-RICH OPEN CLUSTER NGC 6253 from HYDRA SPECTROSCOPY of the 7774 Å OXYGEN TRIPLET REGION Ryan M
- Globular and Open Clusters in Our Galaxy
- Age of Stellar Clusters ASTR 591 Fall 2019 Colin Floyd1
- New Rotation Periods in the Open Cluster NGC 1039 (M 34), and a Derivation of Its Gyrochronology Age ,
- The Pleiades Open Cluster
- Open Cluster Kinematics with Gaia DR2? C
- Analysis of the Open Cluster NGC 2281
- Eclipsing Binary Stars in Open Clusters
- A GLOSSARY of ASTRONOMICAL TERMS
- The Origin and Orbit of the Old, Metal-Rich, Open Cluster NGC 6791 Insights from Kinematics
- The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram
- Open Star Clusters
- 3D Kinematics and Age Distribution of the Open Cluster Population Y
- Open Cluster Groups and Complexes
- Study of Open Clusters Within 1.8 Kpc and Understanding the Galactic Structure? Y
- Pleiades Star Cluster
- Blue Straggler Populations of Seven Open Clusters with Gaia DR2
- English “Quasi-Stellar Radiosource”
- THE PLEIADES the Group of Stars, Known in New Zealand As Matariki Has Been Known by Many Other Names All Over the World, and All Through History
- White Dwarfs in Open Clusters: the Initial-Final Mass Relation, The
- Arxiv:1607.00027V1 [Astro-Ph.SR] 30 Jun 2016
- Associations of X-Ray Binaries with Open Clusters and Supernova Remnants
- Neutron Stars in Open Clusters
- The Pleiades' Lesser Sisters Home
- January Pleiades January Is a Great Time to Look at Star Clusters in the Night Sky! There Are Three Different Types of Star Clusters: Globular, Association, and Open
- Global Survey of Star Clusters in the Milky Way III
- 109 New Galactic Open Clusters ,
- Search and Analysis of Blue Straggler Stars in Open Clusters
- Open Cluster Kinematics with Gaia DR2 C