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// Cephus v1.2

// by Eric Smith (c)2006
// Freeware
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TITLE "Cephus"
AUTO SELECT TEXT "Cygnus" "The King is faint compared to his Queen, Cassiopeia."
"  Although it is difficult to see when near the horizon, it can be found by using "
"the same line drawn by the Pointers of the Big Dipper to locate the North Star. "
" Just extend the line further and it will point directly to the King's hat. "
" He usually sits sideways or upside down in the sky.  Note his eye in the middle"
" and his handle behind his neck--guess he's just a puppet king."
"  His three brighter stars are in line to be the Pole star 2000, 4000, and 6000"
" years from now.  "
USER 00:13:00 +72d31m00s "Planetary Neb" ""
"NGC 40, this small red planetary show traces of a ring structure. "
"10.7 central star"
USER 20:31:24 +60d38m00s "Open Cluster" ""
"NGC6939, 80 stars, very rich.  Very Large but faint face-on galaxy NGC 6946"
" in same field. Extremely bright but small nucleus.  Several massive arms."
USER 21:42:30 +66d10m00s "Reflection Neb" ""
"NGC 7129.  Small, faint and contains a loose cluster.  SkyAtlas 2000 says this is a"
"remarkable object."
USER 21:39:06 +57d30m06s "Emission Neb" ""
"IC 1396.  Faint and very large at 3 degrees square. Contains a cluster of 50 stars."
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