Hi all
Between April 7th and 17th, the asteroid Juno will pass close to delta Virginis, Minelauva. Juno will be magnitude 9.2. This should make an interesting photography project, with images taken days apart showing the movement of the Juno. Observers can make a sketch of the field and a couple of days later see which "star" moved.
Details here:
astronomynow.com/2020/04/02/look-out-for...-juno-at-opposition/
Paul
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