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IRVEES - Imaging and Radial Velocity Exoplanet/Exomoon Search

ProtoJeb21

By ProtoJeb21
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7 hours ago, Adstriduum said:

The star is too faint. It's at about magnitude 19, which is REALLY faint for most telescopes. You would need an observatory let alone dark skies to see it. (I WISH I could use it for practice :/)

okay. What I am trying to say is use examples that you can see. If you can see T-1 somehow, great.  Good luck to everyone!

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