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More from the southern skies, but this time it's the work of the CEDIC team from the mountains of Chile. Ever seen a galaxy that looks like a huge star cluster?
More NGC confusion this month, but Owen will clear that up for you. A couple of interesting galaxies to observe in Hercules, and a challenge for our imagers.
Something containing challenges for everyone. Wolfgang Steinicke would like your observations of the "Veil Nebula" in Cygnus for his Object of the Season column in the Deep-Sky Observer.
Wide doubles accessible to small telescopes with a few more challenging pairs nearby. That's what Bob Argyle has for us this July in Virgo and Sagittarius.
