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		Name	Constellation	Object Type	Magnitude	Double Star Separation	Dob	small	binocs	sky	magnification	Right Ascension	Declination	notes	page	Season	additional description	
																		
		"Mu Cephei, Garnet Star"	Cepheus	Carbon Star	7.9		1	1	1	any	low	21 H 43.5 min.	58ˇ 47'	red supergiant 'Garnet Star'	196	North	lovely red color	
		"Y CVn, La Superba"	Canes Venatici	Carbon Star	4.86-5.88; 268 days		2	2	2	any	low	14 H 41.1 min.	13ˇ 44'	carbon star near Cor Caroli	113	Apr.-Jun.	"beautiful deep red in binoculars, finder, or any telescope"	
		V Aquilae	Aquila	Carbon Star	6.8		2	2	2	any	low	19 H 4.4 min.	-5ˇ 41'	deep red 'carbon' variable star	141	Jul.-Sep.	lovely deep red variabe star	
		U Sagittarii	Sagittarius	Cepheid Variable Star	6.28-7.16; 6 days and 18 hours		1	1	1	any	low	18 H 31.8 min.	-19ˇ 22'	Cepheid variable star	145	Jul.-Sep.	"Cepheid variable in M25; at maximum, clearly the brightest in the cluster - at minimum, not"	
		"Alpha Herculis, Ras Algethi"	Hercules	Double (& variable) Star	"3.5, 5.4"	"4.9"""	3	2	x	steady	high	17 H 14.6 min.	14ˇ 23Ő'	colorful double star	124	Jul.-Sep.	nice red-green pair	
		53 Cancri	Cancer	"Double Star, Exoplanets"	"6.2, 9.7"	"43"""	3	3	x	steady	high	8 H 52.5 min.	28ˇ 16'	one of the Cancer-Leo doubles	97	Apr.-Jun.	"wide, unequal double near Iota Cancri"	
		Xi Boštis	Boštes	"Double Star, Exoplanets"	"4.8, 7.0"	"6.4"""	3	2	x	steady	high	14 H 51.4 min.	19ˇ 6Ő'	"a Boštes double star, with planets"	116	Apr.-Jun.	yellow star with nearby dimmer orange companion	
		16 Cygni	Cygnus	"Double Star, Exoplanets"	"6.0, 6.2"	"40"""	1	2	x	any	low	19 H 41.8 min.	50ˇ 31Ő'	 double near the blinking planetary	134	Jul.-Sep.	"wide, equal pair of yellow stars"	
		51 Pegasi	Pegasus	Exoplanets	5.4		1	1	1	any	low	22 H 57.5 min.	20ˇ 46'	the first exoplanet star	165	Oct.-Dec.	nothing much to see - but the first star known to have extrasolar planets	
		Upsilon Andromedae	Andromeda	Exoplanets	4.2		1	1	1	any	low	1 H 36.8 min.	41ˇ 24'	exoplanet star	181	Oct.-Dec.	"nearby, roughly sun-like star with interesting set of large planets, one in the habitable zone"	
		HD 160202	Scorpius	Flare Star	"6.7, except during rare flares"		1	1	1	any	low	17 H 40.0 min.	 -31ˇ 12'	flare star	158	Jul.-Sep.	normally just one of the brighter stars in M6 - but be alert for a flare!	
		Rho Cassiopeiae	Cassiopeia	Supergiant	4.5		1	1	x	any	low	23 H 54.4 min.	57ˇ 30'	supergiant star	190	North		
		LY Aurigae	Auriga	Variable	6.66-7.35; 4.00 days		1	1	1	any	any	5 H 29.7 min.	35ˇ 23'	eclipsing variable star near M38	71	Jan.-Mar		
		ZZ (L) Carinae	Carina	Variable	3.3-4.2; 35.5 days		1	1	1	any	low	10 H 54.4 min.	-58ˇ 47'	Cepheid variable star	227	South		
		Beta Lyrae	Lyra	Variable (& double) Star	"3.3-4.3, 6.7"	"46"""	1	1	1	any	low	18 H 50.1 min.	33ˇ 22Ő'	eclipsing variable (and wide double)	131	Jul.-Sep.	famous eclipsing variable star near M57	
		BM Orionis	Orion	Variable Star	7.9-8.65; 6.47 days		1	1	x	any	high	5 H 35.3 min.	-5ˇ 23'	eclipsing variable  in the Trapezium	55	Jan.-Mar	most northerly of the Trapezium stars	
		V1016 Orionis	Orion	Variable Star	6.7-7.65; 65.43 days		1	1	x	any	medium	5 H 35.3 min.	-5ˇ 23'	eclipsing variable  in the Trapezium	55	Jan.-Mar	most westerly of the four bright Trapezium stars	
		M1	Taurus	Supernova Remanent	8.4	4' by 6'	3	1	x	dark	low	5 H 34.5 min.	22ˇ 1'	the Crab Nebula	66	Jan.-Mar	remnant nebula from 1054 supernova	
		VZ Cancri	Cancer	Variable Star	7.18-7.91; 4.28 hours		1	1	2	any	any	8 H 40.9 min.	9ˇ 49'	variable star in Cancer	94	Apr.-Jun.	dynamic variable: compare with nearby 37 Cancri	
		R Cygni	Cygnus	Variable Star	6.1-14.4; 426 days		1	1	x	any	low	19 H 36.8 min.	50ˇ 12'	red variable star	135	Jul.-Sep.	"red variable - ranging in brihghtness from easy to see in a finder to invisible in an 8"" Dob"	
		R Scuti	Scutum	Variable Star	4.2-8.6; 146 days		1	1	1	any	low	18 H 47.5 min.	-5ˇ 43'	variable star near M11	141	Jul.-Sep.	variable star close to M11	
		RR Scorpii	Scorpius	Variable Star	5.0-12.4; 281 days		1	1	x	dark	medium	16 H 56.6 min.	-30ˇ 35'	variable star near M62	155	Jul.-Sep.	"red Mira-type variable, ranging from just short of naked-eye to too dim for a small 'scope"	
		BM Scorpii	Scorpius	Variable Star	5.25-6.46		1	1	x	any	low	17 H 41.0 min.	-32ˇ 13'	variable star in M6	157	Jul.-Sep.	bright orange variable star near eastern (trailing) edge of M6	
		Rho Persei	Perseus	Variable Star	3.3-4.0; 50 days		1	1	2	any	low	3 H 5.2 min.	38ˇ 51'	variable star in Perseus	183	Oct.-Dec.	"red giant variable star near Algol, ranging from equal to Kappa Persei to half as bright"	
		"Beta Persei, Algol"	Perseus	Variable Star	"2.12-3.39; 2 days, 20.8 hours"		1	1	2	any	low	3 H 8.2 min.	40ˇ 57'	"Algol, famous eclipsing variable star"	183	Oct.-Dec.	"the 'demon star'; normally almost a match for Mirfak, in eclipse it's dimmer than Delta Persei"	
		RZ Cassiopeiae	Cassiopeia	Variable Star	"6.18-7.21; 1 day, 4.7 hours"		1	1	1	any	low	2 H 48.8 min.	69ˇ 39'	dramatic eclipsing variable star	188	North	rapidly changing eclipsing variable	
		SU Cassiopeiae	Cassiopeia	Variable Star	"5.7-6.18; 1 day, 22.8 hours"		1	1	1	any	low	2 H 51.9 min.	68ˇ 53'	Cepheid variable star	188	North	variable star near RZ Cassiopeiae