Photometrical Review of Open Cluster M25
A. L. Tadross, A. I. Osman, M. A. Marie, S. M. Hassan, .
Abstract
The young open star cluster M25 (IC 4725) is located in the direction of the galactic center in a crowded region, near much irregular absorption features on Sagittarius arm. This cluster has some difficult observing problems due to its southern location. The mass data available in the literature have been gathered to reinvestigate this cluster using most photometric tools to determine its main photometric parameters. This system is found to be at a distance of 600 pc from the sun, of -52.82 pc from the galactic plane; and the median age is 9.45 x 10(7) yr. More than 220 stars with mean reddening of 0.50 mag and absorption of 1.62 mag are found within the cluster.
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