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Nova Geminourm No. 2

Nature volume 89, pages 200–201 (1912)Cite this article

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THE brightness of Nova Geminorum would appear to have reached that stage when further diminution is very slow but steady. On Friday last at 8.45 p.m. an observation made in a 4-inch finder showed the nova to be but a shade brighter than the neighbouring star 984, of which the magnitude is given variously between 6·8 and 7·2.

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BAXANDALL, F. Nova Geminourm No. 2 . Nature 89, 200–201 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/089200a0

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