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Originally Posted by simmo
If you know where omega Centuari is you can start there. If not then look for the southern cross.straight Below is two very bright stars the brightest being Rigel. Work left of these stars until you see a bright star like smudge which can bee seen with the naked eye. You can definitely tell with binocs when you come across it. This is omega Centuari a huge star cluster. Keep working almost directly left to the next brightest star being iota Centuari. Work down and slightly to the left to i Centuari. Work directly left of i Centuari to star hr5128. From that star it should only be just above it and not very far.
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I'd love to give these directions to a Melbourne taxi driver..
