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Introduction

Welcome to the Binocular SkyNewsletter of July 2013. The

intention of this monthly offering is to highlight some of the binocular

targets for the coming month. It is primarily targeted at obserers in

the !"# but should hae some usefulness for obserers anywhere

north of $atitude 30%N and possibly een further south. &or this

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The Deep Sky

isible low in the North are N 45 6the 7wl luster8and N

933in assiopeia and the :erseus ;ouble luster.

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and

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The easiest planetary nebula#

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Mira-type stars near predicted a!iu"a# $ %&'()

Star Ma# *an#e +eriod "days)

K am 5.C10.5 1

hi yg 4.2C13. 0=K 7ph 9.=C=.= 32G

L Aer 9.GC13. 429

Selection o, inocular .aria/les "a# $ %&'()

Star Ma#*an#e

+eriod Type

! ep 9.=CG.2 2.4d

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@clipsing binary

@" ep =.2CG.4 .3d @clipsing binary

1010 7ph 9.1C5 0.99d @clipsing binary

LL $yr 5.09C=.12 0.45d LL $yr

TK !

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+lanets

The binocular planets# Uranusand

eptune# are becoming easier to

obsere in the morning s(y. Uranusis

at magnitude 4.= and Dust oer 2%

south of /

+sc It moes only about 10arcminutes during the month.

eptunelies between0 and

12r# but is much fainter than

!ranus at magnitude 5.G# but

its apparent motion is only

three times as much# in the

direction of .

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oets

oet 2014 32

"Jacues)was estimated

to be at about mag 5.0

Dust before it was lost into

conDunction on June 2th.

With any luc(# it should

still be a binocular obDect

and obserable after it

moes into /uriga at the

end of the month.

Meteor Sho5ers

The only meteor shower this month is the Aouthern ;elta /)uariids# a

wea( shower that pea(s on the 2=th# Dust after the New

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isible from the !" this month. Times and :osition /ngles are for my

location 6approBF 40.GN# 1.=W8 and will ary by up to seeral minutes

for other !" locations. The types are 6D8isappearance#

6*8eappearance and 68r8raHe' they are all dar(Climb eents unless

there is a ").

The Moon

Jul 04 &irst Ouarter

Jul 12 &ull