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January 9th 05, 08:45 AM
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I like Philippe Henarejos' "Guide to the night Sky". K=F6nemann.
* A pocket book with a plastic cover. It has a modern feel and is very comprehensive. * Each constellation has an object list and gives the necessary observation details: Messier or NGC No. galaxy, cluster, nebula, etc. magnitude, distance, naked eye, binoculars or telescope etc. * More general chapters on solar system, navigation aids in the night sky by star pointers etc. * Excellent value too. I think I paid about =A37. Possibly a remainder? * Chris.B 
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