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Nova in Cassiopeia – Society for Popular Astronomy
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17.04.2021 · Nova in Cassiopeia. A nova has appeared in the constellation of Cassiopeia. Novae are stars that suddenly undergo an increase in brightness of typically over a thousand-fold, so what looks like a new star appears. In this case, the nova is 8th magnitude, which is visible using binoculars. But while the star was expected to fade, it has remained ...
A New Object Just Appeared In This Constellation - Futurism
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A recent addition to the night sky last week should excite stargazers everywhere: a bright new nova in the Cassiopeia constellation.
V705 Cassiopeiae - Wikipedia
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V705 Cassiopeiae, also known as Nova Cassiopeiae 1993 was a nova which erupted in the constellation Cassiopeia during 1993. The nova was discovered at 11:17 ...
See a nova or "new" star. V1405 Cas is now visible to the ...
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13.05.2021 · Japanese photographer Yuji Nakamura spotted a nova located in the direction of the constellation Cassiopeia the Queen on March 18, 2021. …
Nova discovered in Cassiopeia — AstroWorldCreations
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30.03.2021 · On March 18, 2021, the Japanese amateur astronomer Yuji Nakamura discovered a nova in the constellation Cassiopeia. A faint object had appeared in a set of 15s exposures taken with a 135mm lens, on a location where no star had been seen four days earlier.
Nova in Cassiopeia Brightens Suddenly - Sky & Telescope ...
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16.05.2021 · A star in the constellation Cassiopeia that flared into view during mid-March has erupted to naked-eye visibility. Catch it while you can! Nova Cassiopeia 2021 (V1405 Cas) shines at magnitude 5.5 on Saturday night, May 8th, from Duluth, Minnesota.
See a nova or "new" star. V1405 Cas is now visible to the eye
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Japanese photographer Yuji Nakamura spotted a nova located in the direction of the constellation Cassiopeia the Queen on March 18, 2021. At that ...
Observe: There's a new nova you can see in Cassiopeia right ...
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The nova sits about 5.9° northwest of Caph, which marks the western end of the W asterism. Alternatively, you can find the nova about 30' east- ...
Nova Cassiopeia 2021 suddenly brightens into naked-eye ...
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Nova Cas 2021, a 'new star' – a classical nova – discovered on 18 March 2021 in the northern constellation of Cassiopeia, has suddenly ...
Cassiopeia: You need to see the brightest nova in the sky ASAP
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An amateur astronomer in Japan recently discovered a nova in the constellation Cassiopeia involving a white dwarf star that's sucking matter ...
Bright Nova Erupts in Cassiopeia - Sky & Telescope - Sky ...
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21.03.2021 · Bright Nova Erupts in Cassiopeia. A new nova in Cassiopeia, discovered on March 18th, is bright enough to see in a small telescope. Nova Cassiopeiae 2021, designated V1405 Cas, shone around magnitude 8 on March 21, 2021. It’s located in a rich region of western Cassiopeia. Like a spring flower, a bright, new nova has bloomed from the dark ...
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19.03.2021 · The discovery image (left) of a new nova that recently appeared in the constellation Cassiopeia. The right image shows how the same region of …
Nova in Cassiopeia Brightens Suddenly - Sky & Telescope
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A star in the constellation Cassiopeia that flared into view during mid-March has erupted to naked-eye visibility. Catch it while you can!
2021 June 7 - A Bright Nova in Cassiopeia - APOD
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Identified by the arrow, the nova occurred toward the constellation of Cassiopeia, not far from the Bubble Nebula. A nova is typically caused by ...