Hercules Star Cluster

The Hercules Cluster is a cosmic snowflakes frozen in motion with over a 100,000 stars swirl together in Messier 13—one of the brightest and most breathtaking globular clusters in the Northern Hemisphere night sky. Located about 25,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Hercules, this stellar city shines at a magnitude of 5.8 and can be spotted with binoculars on clear summer nights, especially in July. This has over 4 overs of exposure.