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Star of the day on X: "Kappa Cygni (κ Cyg) At the end of one of #Cygnus' wings. Near the radiant of Kappa Cygnids minor meteor shower, concurrent with Perseids https://t.co/sQdn9UBiJ5" /
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Steve 'Sirius' Brown - amateur astronomer 🔭📷✨🌙 on X: "Caught this Kappa Cygnid #meteor passing through Cygnus last night 😃 #KappaCygnids #MeteorShower #Astronomy #Astrophotography https://t.co/Dmjxp0KTMf" / X
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The kappa Cygnids (KCG#012) in 2021: analysis of the visual data | Meteor News
The kappa Cygnids (KCG#012) in 2021: analysis of the visual data | Meteor News
Marko Korosec on Instagram: “Bright Milky Way with two meteors; a weak Perseid in the far left and a very bright Kappa Cygnid across … | Milky way, Galaxies, Meteor
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Star Walk on X: "The kappa Cygnid #meteorshower lasts from July 28 to September 2, producing its maximum #meteors (ZHR=3) on August 18.🌠 Kappa Cygnids radiant appears to lie somewhere near the
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