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April 15th 05, 11:36 PM
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Favorite multiple stars?
Lately I've been enjoying trying to find pretty multiple stars, like
the famous "double double" of epsilon Lyrae. While I enjoy a pretty double, for some reason I find multiples more interesting. Does anyone know of a resource for good viewing candidates? What are your favorite multiples? Also, what's the crossoever point from "multiple star system" to "small cluster"? -Mark 
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