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Category Archives: Exoplanets
Barnard’s Mirror
If you look at the patch of sky between the Belt of Orion and Sirius there is bright 1st Magnitude star. Just there on the right edge of the constellation Monoceros. Down from Betelguese before you reach 53 Ori. It’s … Continue reading →
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