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AAVSO YSO Program

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Submitted by Michael J. Cook on Fri, 2011-07-15 07:15

I hooked up with Michael Poxon today who is leading a program to monitor Young Stellar Objects.  This looks like a very interesting program, and I hope my observations become useful.

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