Messier 13, Hercules Globular Cluster

Messier 13 Hercules Globular cluster in LRGB with the William Optics GT81 and the ASI533MM captured at the Willow Oak, FL backyard observatory | Equipment: William Optics GT81 WIFD, ZWO AM5, ASI533MM, LRGB 120s 91/30/30/30

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Peter & Judy McLean

Member since 2023

Category:Deep Sky

Uploaded:July 23, 2026

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