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| Paul McGale imaged M13 with a Meade 2080 f/10 8 inch Schmidt Cassegrain telescope and an MX516 CCD camera on 3 September 2000. An f/6.3 focal compressor was used and the false colour image was constructed from eight 15 second exposures. |
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| Paul McGale imaged M13 with a Meade 2080 f/10 8 inch Schmidt Cassegrain telescope and an MX516 CCD camera on 3 September 2000. An f/6.3 focal compressor was used and the false colour image was constructed from eight 15 second exposures. |
M13 is commonly known as the Great Hercules cluster and is a globular cluster in Hercules.
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