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Started by j.cantrell, 08/06/2005 08:59PM
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Posted 08/06/2005 08:59PM | Edited 08/06/2005 09:00PM Opening Post
Jim Cantrell
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Ran across the reddest star I think I've ever seen last night at around RA19 Dec 6d11 - can't get very precise with my dob. Startlingly red where most star colors I see are a bit muted.

Jim
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Posted 08/06/2005 09:45PM #1
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...maybe this one?
www.rednova.com/images/gallery/2mass_sky_survey/iras_060881909/24/79/index.html

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Here are a few lists of carbon stars. My particular favorites are V Aquilae, S Cephei, V Hydrae, R Leporis, and T Lyrae.

http://www.belmontnc.4dw.net/carbonstar.htm

http://www.astrosurf.org/buil/us/peculiar2/carbon.htm

http://www.aho.ch/pilotplanets/files/carbonred1.htm

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