New insights into the origin and evolution of the old, metal-rich open cluster NGC 6791

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@SuperASASSN Aha, I also found https://t.co/eFuw5NDyvB which has me scratching my head with questions flowing from the third paragraph above §2.

New insights in the origin and evolution of the old, metal-rich open cluster NGC 6791. (arXiv:1709... https://t.co/3tvhWZsgdJ #astrophysics

Uni of Surrey have a really strong Astro team. Here revealing more on NGC6791, one of the oldest and most FE rich clusters in our galaxy https://t.co/9KH1RYAf1i

RT @surreyastro: New models from Surrey astro show that the peculiar cluster NGC6791 could have migrated from the Galactic centre: https://…

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