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Since i've been kind of hooked on asteroids lately i thought i'd try
for Juno tonight with the TV76. Juno is currently in Scutum at mag 10.5. Took a bit of careful starhopping with a printed SkyTools chart to find this one. Juno was right at the limit of visibility. I did see a mag 10.6 star but nothing fainter. Moving eastward i found Neptune easily using a printed chart. Next was "bright" Uranus and then my friends Vesta and Metis. Neptune, Uranus and Vesta were all visible with 10x42 binoculars. Juno and Metis were not. My home skies are about naked eye mag 4.6. -Florian |
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