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04-02-2013, 10:41 AM
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Comet Lemmon F6 and maybe IC 4333
I was not going to put this photo up as it was a very quick and simple image of Comet Lemmon F6 on Saturday night around 11pm, however, I noticed a smudge in the image and thought I would check it out on Starry Night.
Turns out it might be IC 4333..
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Nice one Sam, certainly a different way of looking at it and nice catch with IC4333.
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04-02-2013, 08:31 PM
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Thanks Paul. I was surprised about IC 4333.
Clouded out again, so will prepare more on the next one hoping to get 47 Tuc in the pic.
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