| Name | The Propeller |
| Designation(s) | M13, NGC 6205 |
| Object Type(s) | Globular Cluster |
| Relevant Catalog(s) | All (Chron), NGC |
| Obs. Lat/Long | 42° 17', 073° 57' |
| Constellation | Hercules |
| Date and Time Observed | 2025-05-26 23:41:00 |
| Instrument | EdgeHD 8" w/f7 reducer-1,422mm FL |
| Camera | Player One Apollo-M Mini |
| Image Details | Up is 270.1 degrees E of N. Transparency: Good. Seeing: Good. Total integration time was 8m 30s. Exposures 30s@300g, UV/IR Cut Filter. Darks subtracted Dithered and recentered in SharpCap. No guiding.. |
| Description | M13 is the classic globular cluster in the northern hemisphere, and one of the first objects I ever imaged. What I didn't know was that there is a 3-bladed propeller hiding in it... easy to blow out if you're not careful. Do you see it? If not, I make it obvious in the second gallery image. Flip back and forth to the 1st gallery image. It's there. |
| Related Observations | M13 (2) NGC6205 (2) |
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