Nova Cassiopeia 2021
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3 weeks 1 day ago #110071
by JohnONeill
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Hi,
A nova in Cassiopeia, near M52. For details please see this AAVSO alert:
www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-735
I have estimated it a few times since 19-20 March 2021. Last night (23-24 March) I estimated it as mag 7.8 in my Pronto (70 mm refractor).
It is best seen after dusk or before dawn.
John
A nova in Cassiopeia, near M52. For details please see this AAVSO alert:
www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-735
I have estimated it a few times since 19-20 March 2021. Last night (23-24 March) I estimated it as mag 7.8 in my Pronto (70 mm refractor).
It is best seen after dusk or before dawn.
John
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2 weeks 4 days ago #110090
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If a telescope can fit into your backyard it's too small. If you can't move it, it's too big." -- John Dobson
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Thanks for the post John, I'm trying to observe it since last week but the weather has been very poor where I am ;-(
Keith.
Keith.
If a telescope can fit into your backyard it's too small. If you can't move it, it's too big." -- John Dobson
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