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GlennLeDrew
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Reged: 06/18/08
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Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra
      06/21/08 10:57 PM

About a decade ago I stumbled on this one quite by accident. I was trying to sweep up the Ring nebula with a 5" f/5 binocular I built for a buddy, and when this "pair of pairs" drifted into view I had to blink my eyes a bit because I really thought I was starting to see double!

But this duo is a really neat sight due to the similarities; separation, position angle and component brightnesses. In other words, kind of like clones of each other. They're cataloged as Struve 2472 and Struve 2474, if memory serves.

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* The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra CESDewar 06/21/08 10:41 PM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra GlennLeDrew   06/21/08 10:57 PM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra Dave Mitsky   06/22/08 01:15 AM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra SaberScorpX   06/22/08 03:22 PM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra Special Ed   06/25/08 02:58 AM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra ronharper   06/25/08 11:30 AM
. * Re: The "Other" Double-Double in Lyra CESDewar   06/25/08 09:19 PM
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