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How to find NGC3361 from Alphard

Identify the first reference star, then follow the numbered hops.

Follow the route from one recognizable star to the next until you reach NGC3361.

NGC3361 is 14° above the horizon toward the southeast.

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Alphard

Center Alphard in the finder or a low-power eyepiece before following the field stars.

HYG 48375.0

From Alphard, move about 6.5° toward the southeast until you reach HYG 48375.0.

HYG 49841.0

From HYG 48375.0, move about 4.7° toward the east until you reach HYG 49841.0.

HYG 51933.0

From HYG 49841.0, move about 6.3° toward the east until you reach HYG 51933.0.

NGC3361

From HYG 51933.0, move about 2.2° toward the northeast until you reach NGC3361. This is the target field.

How to find NGC3361 from Alphard

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