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    BINOCULAR TOUR

    Aug 11, 2022 2 minutes
    With Steve Tonkin

    1. The Pisces Circlet

    ou can see the seven-star circlet of Pisces in a dark sky with your unaided eye. There are no particularly bright stars in the constellation, but mag. +3.7 Kappa (κ) Piscium is one of the brighter ones, and others in the Circlet range

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