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About the Object	Object Name: GLIMPSE-C01 Object Type: Globular Cluster Position (J2000): RA: 18h48m49.7s Dec: -01d29m50s Distance: 3.1-5.2 kpc or 10,000-17,000 ly Constellation: Aquila
About the Data	Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/H. Kobulnicky (Univ. of Wyoming) Instrument: IRAC Wavelength: 3.6 (blue), 4.5 (green), 5.8 (orange), 8.0 (red) microns Exposure Date: 2004 April 21 Exposure Time: 2.4 sec Image Scale: 6 x 6 arcmin Orientation: North is 63 deg CCW from up Release Date: October 12, 2004
Observers	Henry Kobulnicky (Principal Investigator) - University of Wyoming B.L. Babler - University of Wisconsin-Madison T.M. Bania - Boston University R.A. Benjamin - University of Wisconsin-Whitewater B.A. Buckalew - University of Wyoming R. Canterna - University of Wyoming E. Churchwell - University of Wisconsin-Madison D. Clemens - Boston University M. Cohen - University of California-Berkley J.M. Darnel - University of Wyoming J.M. Dickey - University of Minnesota R. Indebetouw - University of Wisconsin-Madison J.M. Jackson - Boston University A. Kutyrev - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center A.P. Marston - ESTEC/SCI-SA J.S. Mathis - University of Maryland M.R. Meade - University of Wisconsin-Madison E.P. Mercer - Boston University A.J. Monson - University of Wyoming J.P. Norris - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center M.J. Pierce - University of Wyoming R. Shah - Boston University J.R. Stauffer - Caltech, Spitzer Science Center S.R. Stolovy - Caltech, Spitzer Science Center B. Uzpen - University of Wyoming C. Watson - University of Wisconsin-Madison B.A. Whitney - Space Science Institute M.J. Wolff - Space Science Institute M.G. Wolfire - University of Maryland

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