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$Probably the most that I'll do on this one. This is 6.5 hours exposure time on Messier 13, the Hercules Cluster, captured at home just outside Cirencester using a small refractor telescope (72ED) and dedicated astronomy camera (Altair Hypercam 183C), using 3 minute exposures across several nights. If you look closely enough you can also make out a couple of galaxies in the background to the left of the cluster.$

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