GLOBULAR CLUSTERS HOMEPAGE - List of Terzan globular clusters

Terzan 7 is the nicest and brightest of all globular clusters from this catalog. However, it is so interesting for it is one of only 4 young globular clusters in Milky Way.

In the 1968. French astronomer Agop Terzan published list of 12 faint globular clusters he discovered in the infrared light. As Terzan 11 was rediscovered Terzan 5, in some catalogs and lists renumber the original Terzan 12 as Terzan 11. There are very interested objects and not studied too much, some of them are lying near galactic center and one is quite young, which is extremly rare for globular clusters, specially in our galaxy. To observe all 11, at least good 25"-30" telescope is required for experienced observer from the dark site. Here's list of them:

Name	Other names	R.A.			Dec.			Apparent magnitude	Size [arcminutes]	Distance [kpc]	Brightest star
Name	Other names	hrs	min	sec	deg	min	sec	Apparent magnitude	Size [arcminutes]	Distance [kpc]	Brightest star
TERZAN 1	HP 2	17	35	47.2	-30	28	54	15.90	2.4	5.6
TERZAN 2	HP 3	17	27	33.1	-30	48	08	14.29	1.5	8.7
TERZAN 3		16	28	40.1	-35	21	13	12.00	3.3	7.5	15.0
TERZAN 4	HP 4	17	30	39.0	-31	35	44	16.00	0.7	9.1
TERZAN 5	TERZAN 11	17	48	04.9	-24	46	45	13.85	2.1	10.3	20.5
TERZAN 6	HP 5	17	50	46.4	-31	16	31	13.85	1.2	9.5	20.5
TERZAN 7		19	17	43.7	-34	39	27	12.00	1.3	23.2	15.0
TERZAN 8		19	41	45	-34	00	01	12.40	3.3	26.0	15.0
TERZAN 9		18	01	38.8	-26	50	23	16.00	1.5	6.5
TERZAN 10		18	02	57.4	-26	04	00	14.90	0.3	5.7	19.7
TERZAN 11 = TERZAN 5
TERZAN 12		18	12	15.8	-22	44	31	15.63	1.5	4.8	18.5