Are there some blue stars in the globular clusters?
There are stars called blue stragglers. They are stars formed from either vampiristic or collisional binaries. They are not necessarily “blue” though some really are (A type stars) since they formed from the merger of more than 2 stars. I thought you’d make a research before going here and ask the question. Hahaha! Referring to neutron stars and possibly stellar and intermediate black holes found in globular clusters, I was talking of formation of globular clusters rather than blue stars really present in globular clusters today. I will point you to the famous Arches Cluster and R136. Get back to me when you know what I mean. Okay? http://www.universetoday.com/2009/12/23/… http://www.solstation.com/x-objects/blue… Clear skies!
