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Has anybody heard of any reports of a perfect score of all 110 objects
in the Messier marathon this year? I reckon our observing window at latitude 33 degrees north in Arizona is about March 22 through 29. I was really curious if anybody would get all 110 on the night of the 20th at our big event, but a wall of clouds in the east kept the best scores down to 109. My hunch is that M30 may have been visible in that bright twilight if conditions were better. Tom |
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