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Andy Norton writes:
>Jonathan Ransom 2 writes:
>Is there any way to know how far apart the stars are in the centre of
>globular clusters? I ask because I want to ask another question. 
>
>I guess this can be measured or calculatedfromgood images,
>I seem to remember that whereaswe have one star system within 4
>lightyears,
>inthe centre of a globular cluster,there wouldbe thousands of stars this
>close!

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? 

Jon