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The Other Winter Albireo and More!

orion25

By orion25
in Imaging - Deep Sky

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orion25

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It's warmed up nicely so I did some more observing and imaging last night and captured Iota Cancri, another blue and gold "Winter Albireo" that I learned of recently. Visually, it's not as bright as Albireo (considering the brighter of the two stars) or Almach (another blue/gold pair), and it's brighter than 145 G Canis Majoris (also known as the "Winter Albireo"). I posted a picture of each binary separately followed up with a composite of all four:

5a65ee427c8bd_ASTRONOMY-IOTACANCRI(PRIMEFOCUS)1-19-18CAPTIONSM.thumb.jpg.dbba2334472ff67ee53fd83593f1e074.jpg

5a65ee6ad77d1_ASTRONOMY-145GCANISMAJORISCAPTIONSM.thumb.jpg.e9262e432329eafd153c12b81b67b1bb.jpg

5a65ee92ba163_ASTRONOMY-ALMACHDOUBLE(ANDROMEDA)11-16-17CAPTIONSM.thumb.jpg.06afff75f7e00e95d085283ef06630e7.jpg

5a65eec82169a_ASTRONOMY-ALBIREO(PRIMEFOCUS)11-13-17CAPTIONCSM.thumb.jpg.f6983ba4cbd0acb51d02a10e9ea627b6.jpg

5a65eeed81b17_ASTRONOMY-ALBIREO145GALMACHIOTACANCRICOMPOSITESM.thumb.jpg.e6ed521ea27d16b115fc407abad0fdb3.jpg

Enjoy!

Reggie :icescream:

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