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S Carinae
Observing podcast: Southern Pleiades, the Ghost of Jupiter, and dwarf spheroidal galaxy Leo I
March 26-April 2, 2010: The Southern Pleiades makes a great target for all observers, while the Ghost of Jupiter and the dwarf spheroidal galaxy Leo I provide nice targets for telescope owners.
By Michael E. Bakich // Published: March 25, 2010
March 2010 saturn finder chart
Observing podcast: Double star Algieba, Saturn, and the Eight-Burst Nebula
March 19-26, 2010: The double star Algieba makes a great target for all observers, while Saturn and the Eight-Burst Nebula provide nice targets for telescope owners.
By Michael E. Bakich // Published: March 18, 2010
Spindle Galaxy (NGC 3115) as seen on StarDome
Observing podcast: Constellation Crater, the Spindle Galaxy, and local group galaxy Sextans B
March 12-19, 2010: The constellation Crater makes a great target for all observers, while the Spindle Galaxy and local group galaxy Sextans B provide nice targets for telescope owners.
By Michael E. Bakich // Published: March 11, 2010
The spring sky
Observing podcast: Constellation Sextans, the Cigar Galaxy (M82), and spiral galaxy NGC 3077
March 5-12, 2010: The constellation Sextans makes a great target for all observers, while starburst galaxy M82 and spiral galaxy NGC 3077 provide nice targets for telescope owners.
By Michael E. Bakich // Published: March 4, 2010

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