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There are not many branches of science where amateurs regularly
contribute significant observations or discoveries. Astronomy is
somewhat different, not least because the number of professional
astronomers is relatively small and observing time at the major
observatories is very limited. This has left some areas of
astronomy where amateurs can contribute. In the past measuring the
orientation and separation of binary stars and the identification
and characterisation of new binary stars were identified as two
examples of "useful" amateur projects. Most amateur astronomers
dream of making a discovery that will appear in all the standard
catalogues. This book shows how to make your dreams come true.
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