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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{object<br /> |ob_name=M38<br /> |ob_number=50<br /> |ob_type=open cluster<br /> |ob_other=NGC 1912, Starfish Cluster, Melotte 36, Collinder 67<br /> |ob_mag=6.4<br /> |ob_ra=05:28:40.00<br /> |ob_dec=35:50:54.00<br /> |ob_const=Auriga<br /> |ob_season=winter<br /> |ob_visibility=Binocular&lt;br&gt;Telescope<br /> |ob_mapfile=m38_map.png<br /> |ob_username=evilscientist<br /> |ob_altname=Jason Nishiyama<br /> |ob_location=Calgary<br /> |ob_date=19 January 2009<br /> |ob_obstype=NBT<br /> |ob_viscat=BT<br /> |ob_bintype=10x50<br /> |ob_teltype=[[MAK127]]<br /> |ob_description=This cluster shows as a faint fuzzy patch in a pair of binoculars and resolves into a cluster of stars in a small telescope. Easy to find and well worth the look. Look for [[M36]] and [[M37]] nearby.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Open Cluster]]<br /> [[Category:Winter Objects]]<br /> [[Category:Messier Object]] [[Category:NGC Object]]<br /> [[Category:Binocular Objects]] [[Category:Telescope Objects]]</div>

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