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Owl Cluster

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Nailing down membership in a star cluster

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Beta Cassiopeia

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Watching a star puff up

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Beta Cassiopeia

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A star that twirls in a hurry

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Double Cluster

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Doubling up on star clusters

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IC 10 X-1

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IC 10 X-1

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A bright, dark star system

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Seven Siblings

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A sprawling family of seven stars

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More Cassiopeia A

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Forging big batches of chemical elements

Cassiopeia A

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Muffling the death of a star

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Caroline’s Rose

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A beautiful stellar “rose”

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Cassiopeia, the Queen

The best time to see her is in late fall, when she stands high in the northeastern sky during the

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