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Andy Norton writes:
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>
>Thx Andy, doesn't this present a problem in that if all these thousands
>of star were in such close proximity to each other they would have
>collapsed into each other by now? 
>
>IT's certainly the case that globular clusters seem to be centrally
>condensed, and may have  black holes in the centre because of that, but I
>think most of the stars themselves
>will still be circling round each other, in orbit around the cluster.

Thx Andy

Jon