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Subject: NASA news: Fantastic Monday Morning Sky Show
> NASA Science News for November 2, 2007
>
> On Monday morning, Nov. 5th, space shuttle Discovery is scheduled to
> undock from the ISS while the pair are gliding over many US towns and
> cities. The two spaceshi
Could anyone post what direction and elevation to look for it around midnight?
I'm not familiar with Perseus.
-WV
On Nov 4, 2007 7:57 AM, Gregg wrote:
> There's definitely a comet. It's about magnitude 3 or so just north of
> the main bright stars in Perseus. I mistook it for one of them for a
There's definitely a comet. It's about magnitude 3 or so just north of
the main bright stars in Perseus. I mistook it for one of them for a
minute or so before I actually got the binoculars out. It looks like a
giant globular cluster. It is visible all night long, though I'm up
bloody early
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Subject: Comet Pics
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Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2007 04:02:46 +
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> I hooked up the camera to the telescope tonight. Here's two exposures
> of the comet:
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> http://wind-d
