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A nova in the Delphinus

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Bright Nova visible in Delphinus | freestarcharts.com

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Bright Nova visible in Delphinus - Free Star Charts

BREAKING NEWS: Possible Nova in Delphinus

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Discoverer: Koichi Itagaki of Yamagata, Japan. Equipment: an approximately 7- inch reflector (and a CCD). This is not quite twice as large as Pacific Science Center's Orion Starblaster, and yet less than half the size of our Columbia Telescope. Visibility: This object is currently a little dimmer than magnitude ...

Bright nova in the constellation of Delphinus

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A bright nova has recently been discovered in the constellation of Delphinus (The Dolphin). The discoverer was Koichi Itagaki, in Japan who used an 18 cm reflecting telescope with a CCD camera. The nova was confirmed late ...

Astronomers image the exploding fireball stage of a nova

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Astronomers have observed the expanding thermonuclear fireball from a nova that erupted last year in the constellation Delphinus with unprecedented clarity.

Bright nova in constellation Delphinus | Science Wire | EarthSky

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Look for bright nova in constellation Delphinus. It's the brightest nova since 2007, and may remain visible to the unaided eye for weeks to come. Learn more on...

CHARA - Nova Explosions

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14, 2013, the Japanese amateur astronomer Koichi Itagaki discovered a “new” star that was subsequently named Nova Delphinus (otherwise known as ...

Nova Delphinus | Pine River Observatory

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Posts about Nova Delphinus written by David Galbraith, Ph.D., FRCGS

Bright nova flares in Delphinus - Society for Popular Astronomy

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The star's outburst was discovered at magnitude 6.3 by Koichi Itagaki, of Yamagata, Japan, on 14 August, using a metre reflector and ...

Spot a Nova in the Sky Tonight! | Irene W. Pennington Planetarium

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Two days ago (August 14th) an amateur astronomer named Koichi Itagaki discovered the nova in the constellation Delphinus the Dolphin.

There is a new star in the sky!! | urban75 forums

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http://spaceweather.com/ Around the world, amateur astronomers are turning their telescopes toward minor constellation Delphinus where a new star has...

New Nova Star Explosion Wows Stargazers: See It Online ...

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The new Nova Delphinus star explosion was discovered last week by Japanese amateur astronomer Koichi Itagaki. He spotted the nova ...

New Star Explosion: Photos of Nova Delphinus (Gallery) | Space

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See photos and images of Nova Delphinus 2013, a new star explosion discovered by Japanese amateur astronomer Koichi Itagaki on Aug. 14,

Bright New Nova In Delphinus - You can See it Tonight With Binoculars...

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Looking around for something new to see in your binoculars or telescope tonight? How about an object whose name literally means

Delphinus Nova | Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute

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Delphinus Nova. Here’s a shot of the nova ... Japanese amateur astronomer Koichi Itagaki of Yamagata was the first to image the apparent nova.

New 'Nova' Star Explosion Spotted in Night Sky: How to See It | Space

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A new 'nova' star explosion has been discovered in the night sky, and you can see it online tonight in a free webcast. See how to spot Nova Delphinus in...

August 21, 2013comet-seki.net/Tuusin _en.html

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This is a photograph of a nova in Delphinus discovered by Mr. Koichi Itagaki. The photo was taken on the morning of August 17 using the 70cm ...

Nibiru picture | Search Results | Solar System Exploration Research...

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... a nova erupted in the constellation of Delphinus. Japanese amateur astronomer Koichi Itagaki of Yamagata was the first to image the apparent nova.

- Document - A bright new nova in Delphinus

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Koichi Itagaki, Japan, discovered an apparent magnitude 6.8 nova on an unfiltered CCD frame of August UT using an 180mm reflector. It was confirmed with a 600mm f/5.7 reflector on Aug showing a brightening to mag It is located in Delphinus at RA 20h 23m s, Dec +20[degrees] 46' 04.1" ...

Bright Nova in Delphinus | British Astronomical Association

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Patrick Schmeer posted this notice to BAAVSS-Alert group last night...>PNV J + >Koichi Itagaki (Yamagata, Japan) reports ...

Astronomers capture stellar fireball of a nova | Tech Times

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Astronomers observe a stellar fireball in the nova of a star called Nova Delphinus It is 14,800 light years from the sun, which means that the explosion...

Boffins snap first pics of hot white dwarf nova bursting out of its...

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Astronomers have caught the first pictures of a star in the early stages of going nova after a Japanese amateur skywatcher alerted the community to a new star showing up in the heavens. On August 14 of last year, Koichi Itagaki reported discovering a new star in the sky called Nova Delphinus around ...

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