When the skies give no chance, there are always old good astrophotography exposures to (re-)explore.
It happened that in my recent processing of the NGC104 image, I missed one important body near the line of sight of NGC104.
The NGC121, a GC in our dear neighbour galaxy SMC.
Hah. Such a wonderful duel! Who is the boss? The shinny glorious 47 Tucanae, or the dim modest, hard to appreciate NGC121?
Facts: NGC121 is 175ly across at 200kly distance, 47 Tuc is 60ly across at 13kly. Now, who is the clear winner?
