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[38;5;250m  M68 is a star cluster in Hydra.[0m

[38;5;242m  Type            Star cluster[0m
[38;5;242m  Constellation   Hydra[0m
[38;5;242m  Magnitude       9.0[0m
[38;5;242m  You need        binoculars at least, from here[0m
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[38;5;242m  Known as[0m
[38;5;242m  Messier         M68[0m
[38;5;242m  Dreyer          NGC 4590[0m

[38;5;242m  what it has been called:  skymap.sh/M68/about[0m

[38;5;255m  40.00,-83.00 now  ·  14° up in the SW  ·  mag 9.0  ·  ↑ 09:52  ↓ 18:36  ⌃ 14:14[0m
[38;5;242m  Best in the next 12 months on 7 April 2027.[0m

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  M68 is not visible from 40.00,-83.00: the sky is still too bright.[0m
[38;5;250m  No window in the next 40 days from this latitude.[0m
[38;5;250m  It clears the horizon between about 40°S and 70°S: Torres del Paine or Aoraki Mackenzie.[0m
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[38;5;250m  You will find it in Hydra.[0m
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[38;5;250m  Your sky here is about Bortle 7, bright, so for this you want binoculars at least, from here.[0m
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[38;5;250m  Best in the next 12 months: 2027-04-07, when it reaches 23° with 2.9 hours of darkness and the Moon 0%[0m
[38;5;250m  lit.[0m

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