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Legacy Documentation

Scientific Astronomer (1997)

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Scientific Astronomer

8. Objects Visible During May/Jun/Jul (16<=asc<20, -30<dec<30)

Dominant constellations in this region are Aquila and Sagittarius; and the brightest stars are Altair and Antares.

There are no good galaxies in this region; but the best nebulae are LagoonNebula, EagleNebula, OmegaNebula, TrifidNebula, and DumbbellNebula.

The best star clusters in this region are IC4665Cluster, M22Cluster, and WildDuckCluster.

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