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DescriptionIkeyaseki double nucleus drawing.jpg	English: This drawing depicts the two nuclei of Comet Ikeya-Seki on November 6, 1965, made from 1300-1320 UT with the 16-inch telescope at a magnification of 315X.
Date	6 November 1965
Source	http://www.w7ftt.net/ikeyaseki1.html
Author	Charles F. Capen Jr. (TMO/JPL/NASA)

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