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Old November 3rd 05, 02:44 AM
William C. Keel
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While hunting objects for some class and public observing sessions,
I just noticed that Juno, one of the "big four" main-belt
asteroids, currently appears in Orion, currently a couple of
degrees north of the belt and moving southward. On Nov 15 it
will be particularly easy to spot, about 1/2 degree west of
Delta (Mintaka, the wetsernmost star in the belt). Guide8
gives a magnitude of 7.7 for Juno.


Bill Keel
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Old November 3rd 05, 04:49 PM
Larry Stedman
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Bill, thanks for the heads up on Juno... it should be fun to track it
over time... if one stays up or gets up for it!

Larry Stedman
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