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New nova in Centaurus might be visible to the unaided eye
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The nova was reported as magnitude 6, or just on the edge of visibility to the eye.
So it might be just in reach of the unaided eye from a dark-sky site.
Object visible on 3 images taken with DSLR with 40 mm f/1.4 lens.
Bottom line: It appears there’s a new nova – or guest star – in the southern constellation of Centaurus.
The nova could be visible with your eyes alone from a dark-sky site.
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