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October 4th 04, 01:04 AM
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(AA Institute) wrote in message . com...
(Double-A) wrote in message . com... (AA Institute) wrote in message . com... Listen up, you may win a prize if you get this right!!! Question 1: ------------ What is the *second* *reddest* star in the entire night sky to shine above fifth magnitude? Is it:- A. Mu Cephei (William Herschel's "Garnet Star") B. The variable star CE Tauri C. The red supergiant Antares D. None of these Answer: D No, have another go. By "above fifth magnitude" do you mean = 4, or = 6? Double-A 
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October 4th 04, 08:23 AM
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(Double-A) wrote in message . com...
(AA Institute) wrote in message . com... (Double-A) wrote in message . com... (AA Institute) wrote in message . com... Listen up, you may win a prize if you get this right!!! Question 1: ------------ What is the *second* *reddest* star in the entire night sky to shine above fifth magnitude? Is it:- A. Mu Cephei (William Herschel's "Garnet Star") B. The variable star CE Tauri C. The red supergiant Antares D. None of these Answer: D No, have another go. By "above fifth magnitude" do you mean = 4, or = 6? I mean 5 ... brighter than magnitude 5...
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