M2 (= NGC 7089) A globular cluster in Aquarius (D. Williams, N. A. Sharp, AURA, NOAO, NSF, apod010611) M3 (= NGC 5272) A globular cluster in Canes Venatici (S. Kafka & K. Honeycutt (Indiana University), WIYN, NOAO, NSF, apod060312) M4 (= NGC 6121) A globular cluster in Scorpius, the closest to us, at 7000 light years (T2KA, KPNO 0.9-m Telescope, NOAO, AURA, NSF, apod000523) M5 (= NGC 5904) A globular cluster in Serpens Caput, one of the most massive in our galaxy (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M9 (= NGC 6333) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M10 (= NGC 6254) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (Till Credner, Sven Kohle (Bonn University), Hoher List Observatory, apod010630) M12 (= NGC 6218) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (Alan and Lynn Gingrich, Adam Block, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M13 (= NGC 6205) -- The Globular Cluster in Hercules A globular cluster in Hercules (Eddie Guscott, apod040511) M14 (= NGC 6402) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M15 (= NGC 7078) A globular cluster in Pegasus (H. Bond et al., Hubble Heritage Team (STScI / AURA), NASA, apod000804) M19 (= NGC 6273) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (D. Williams, N. A. Sharp, AURA, NOAO, NSF, apod000719) M22 (= NGC 6656) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (Jean-Charles Cuillandre (CFHT), Hawaiian Starlight, CFHT, apod050627; Copyright CFHT) M28 (= NGC 6626) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M30 (= NGC 7099) A globular cluster in Capricornus (REU program, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M53 (= NGC 5024) A globular cluster in Coma Berenices (Bill Keel, University of Alabama, Kitt Peak National Observatory; obtained from SEDS site) M54 (= NGC 6715) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (REU Program, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M55 (= NGC 6809) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (B.J. Mochejska, J. Kaluzny (CAMK), 1m Swope Telescope, apod000922) M56 (= NGC 6779) A globular cluster in Lyra (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M62 (= NGC 6266) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (false-color infrared (two micron) image, 2MASS (University of Massachusetts); image obtained from SEDS site) M68 (= NGC 4590) A globular cluster in Hydra (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M69 (= NGC 6634 = NGC 6637) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (REU program, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M70 (= NGC 6681) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (REU program, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M71 (= NGC 6838 = ? NGC 6839 ?) A globular cluster in Sagitta (T. Credner, S. Kohle, University of Bonn; obtained from SEDS site) M72 (= NGC 6981) A globular cluster in Aquarius Approximately 100 thousand stars, in a 50 light-year wide region, 50 thousand light years away (NASA, ESA, Hubble, HPOW, apod100512) M75 (= NGC 6864) A globular cluster in Sagittarius (WIYN, AURA, NSF, NOAO) M79 (= NGC 1904) A globular cluster in Lepus (AURA, NSF, NOAO) M80 (= NGC 6093) A globular cluster in Scorpius (F. R. Ferraro (ESO /Bologna Obs.), M. Shara (STSci /AMNH) et al., & the Hubble Heritage Team (AURA/ STScI/ NASA), apod990707) M92 (= NGC 6341) A globular cluster in Hercules (Martin Germano; obtained from SEDS site) M107 (= NGC 6171) A globular cluster in Ophiuchus (AURA, NSF, NOAO)
