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Re: Comet Boattini and the reddest star in the sky
      05/01/08 10:50 PM

Thanks! I was out last night and had no difficulty seeing the comet in my 11x56 binoculars, but I wasn't aware it was that close to something else of interest.

BTW I assuming that "V" Hydrae is HIP53085, right? I didn't notice it, but then again I was so fixed on catching Boattini, that I wasn't looking at anything else! Cloudy tonight , but if it clears a bit tomorrow night, it will still only be 1.4° away and close enough to catch in my big binoculars...

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* Comet Boattini and the reddest star in the sky stevecoe 05/01/08 07:17 PM
. * Re: Comet Boattini and the reddest star in the sky CESDewar   05/01/08 10:50 PM
. * Re: Comet Boattini and the reddest star in the sky Jeremy Perez   05/02/08 12:29 PM
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