M13 stood out clearly despite the still relatively bright sky and resolved into individual stars all the way to the core.
Observation notes
Although the sky was still relatively bright, M13 stood out surprisingly clearly. The cluster resolved into individual stars all the way to the core.
Visual documentation
Photographic documentation. The image was captured through the telescope with a Nikon D6 at the time of observation and subsequently processed to approximate the object's visual appearance at the eyepiece. For this type of documentation, a single exposure of approximately 10–15 seconds is normally used.
Object location in the sky
Show object on the star chart →Visible above the southern horizon around midnight in June.M13 is marked in Hercules. The chart shows the object's position together with constellation lines for orientation. Star and object positions are given for J2000.0.
Sources for object data
The object data are rounded and based on the following sources:
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