HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Kuehn Charles A and colleagues from the University of Northern Colorado, United States have published the research: RR Lyrae Stars in M4, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
The globular cluster M4 was observed during K2's Campaign 2, making it the first globular cluster, along with M80 observed during the same campaign, to be observed by Kepler/K2. While many RR Lyrae had perviously been observed by Kepler/K2, these were all field stars in the Milky Way halo and thus came from a variety of different populations. Photometry Studying star clusters . . .
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