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Old December 9th 07, 05:56 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Dr J R Stockton[_1_]
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Default A little known dark nebula in Monoceros?

In uk.sci.astronomy message bdfd5dc4-553a-46b4-b5a0-1442591c60a2@n20g20
00hsh.googlegroups.com, Fri, 7 Dec 2007 02:37:14, ukastronomy
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A little known dark nebula in Monoceros?

This 8 x 8 arc min dark nebulae was discovered by accident on the edge
of a series of images taken of the variable star R MON in 2005. This
DSS image shows the object quite nicely.


I trust that it's not too much like the rather larger black cloud
described by Hoyle half a century ago as being observed (with the
200-inch), also near Orion G.

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