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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Anonymous wrote:</strong>Using Seestar last night, acquired a 180 sec (18 x 10 sec) exposure of the Pallas / T CrB field. They are both in the same Seestar field! Pallas' trajectory during the next few days will carry it to the upper right, passing below T CrB, and beyond the field of view. If I remember correctly, Mike indicated that Pallas' closest approach to T CrB (the "Blaze Star") will be 12 arc-minutes on the evening of June 23. Photometry using the Seestar indicates T CrB's Tri-color Green (TG) magnitude is 10.26, reported to the AAVSO. </blockquote><br>
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