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More spring objects to observe

Enjoy more images of bright sky treats you can see through your binoculars.
In the April 2011 issue of Astronomy, Contributing Editor Phil Harrington wrote ò??10 top spring binocular treats.ò?? We only had enough room to include four images, so Iò??ve put together this small gallery showing four of the other objects Harrington described.

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