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Re: Dec's Guide to the Night Sky for Amateur Astromomers - including Melbourne weather
  • Author : Change123
  • Support : 4
  • Topic : Social space
11 May 2017 12:14 AM
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Hi @Owlunar@outlander@Former-Member@Shaz51@Former-Member

For those that are interested there is a comet in early June that everyone should be able to see especially with binocluars.  I believe you can see it now but thats when it will be at its brightest. Its in the Taurus constellation - see link below.

Was very cloudy and COLD last night in SA but there was this huge halo around the full moon from the cold sky, looked great!

Happy star gazing everyone!

https://in-the-sky.org/news.php?id=20170605_18_100

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