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Old January 4th 19, 01:51 PM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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Default New Horizons "stellar" course?

Cannot find this information anywhere, but curious where New Horizons
would be heading in the long term, in other words what star? And also
are there any more visits to other objects planned besides the latest?
Thank you.
 




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