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| Submitted by Al Takeda on 08/19/2007 20:58:20 |
Globular Cluster M-13 and Galaxy NGC6207 Globular Cluster M-13 and Galaxy NGC6207 in Hercules - This globular cluster can be seen as a small fuzzy patch with the naked eye under dark skies. With a 90 mm scope the outer stars of the cluster become visible but it will require an 8 inch scope or greater to show it's true grandeur. Takahashi Epsilon-180, hyperbolic astrograph, Canon 20D DSLR, (7 images x 3 minutes), from the ATMoB Clubhouse, Westford, MA. 16 June 2007. |
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