File:Sky Map 7 - Paper 29.png
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[edit]DescriptionSky Map 7 - Paper 29.png |
English: Sky Map 7 - Paper 29
Basic map taken from software Perseus, all rights belong to the author who takes the screen (as written in Copyright file). Arranged with deep-sky objects and name of stars and objects. |
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Author | Roberto Mura |
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