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Resources for red-star fans

Here are some information sources if you want to explore red skies at night.
Next time the opportunity arises, go outside with binoculars or a telescope and spend a little time taking in our night sky's reddest stars. Go ahead, get Purkinjed! These resources will lead you to many choice targets:

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