In the Northern Hemisphere of the sky, one of the lowest concentrations of stars when observed through a telescope falls
| September 15, 2020 | Education
In the Northern Hemisphere of the sky, one of the lowest concentrations of stars when observed through a telescope falls on the constellation Coma. What is the reason for this?
The North Pole of the Galaxy is located in this constellation, therefore, when observing through a telescope, our gaze rather quickly goes beyond the limits of the Galaxy disk, in which most of the stellar population is concentrated.
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