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Web Extra: 25 asteroids to spot through binoculars

These targets are all brighter than 10th magnitude, so you can observe them easily with both eyes.
RELATED TOPICS: ASTEROIDS | BINOCULAR OBSERVING
Ceres and Vesta appeared near each other in the sky last July, allowing observers to create sketches of the asteroid pair.
The August 2015 issue of Astronomy contains the story, “Observe asteroids through binoculars.” In the piece, I concentrate on describing techniques I use, and that left little space for describing the asteroids you can spot. So, I’ve done it here. The following list contains brief descriptions of 25 asteroids brighter than 10th magnitude that you can observe through 10x50 (or larger) binoculars.

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