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This document is a star chart containing the names of 88 constellations and notable stars. It also provides basic instructions for using the chart to identify stars and constellations visible from Tegucigalpa, Honduras on September 27, 2010 at 7:00 pm. Holding the chart with the curved edge on the bottom allows the stars shown to match what is visible in the sky overhead and in that direction.
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