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Perseus: A constellation that arcs high overhead in fall and early winter.

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 Title  Air Date
Perseid Meteors August 9, 2009
First Supercluster February 17, 2009
Iota Persei October 14, 2007
Alpha Persei Cluster October 13, 2007
Methanol Masers January 1, 2007

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