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    Hunt for clusters and nebulae in Cygnus

    Jun 18, 2020 1 minute

    Let’s be honest, June and July are not really the best of months for telescope owners who enjoy looking at faint deep-sky objects.

    It never gets truly dark, so the faintest galaxies, nebulae and clusters are lost in the never-ending twilight.

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