Nov 28, 2025
Globular Cluster M15 Deep Field ©
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Globular Cluster M15 Deep Field ©
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The Great Pegasus Cluster, M15 // Pavel Lafata
"Pillars of Creation" flu pink & blue riso print
Messier 15: the Pegasus Globular Cluster
A massive spherical cluster of stars pulled together by their own gravity. Globular clusters are highly technical to shoot and edit, but a great test of how well your equipment is calibrated. The more stars you can resolve, especially close to the core, the better. You can see some of the limits of my data and editing process at the core, where the glow and individual stars become somewhat murky and mottled.
1h each of exposure time for each color channel (RGB) at 1600mm. Calibrated and edited in PixInsight.
Old and Dense Globular Cluster
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M15, globular cluster.
Constellation Pegasus
Distance to Earth: 32,620 light years
DSLR Canon Rebel T3i
Montcada i Reixac (Bortle 8)
Messier 15, one of the oldest globular clusters © ©
The Great Pegasus Cluster, M15 // Richard Weatherston