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Probably New Variable and Red Star

Nature volume 24, page 164 (1881)Cite this article

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On May 22 I found, 2° 51′.7 north of Cygni, a deep red or crimson star, which is not in the Bonn Catalogue. The nearest to it there is + 47° 3167, which in declination corresponds with a white star that I observed at the same time, but not in R.A.

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BIRMINGHAM, J. Probably New Variable and Red Star. Nature 24, 164 (1881). https://doi.org/10.1038/024164b0

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