Submission + - Two novae at dawn
Auke Slotegraaf writes: "Earlier in February, a nova erupted in Scorpius, and then flared up to naked-eye brightness.
It is still (Feb 22) visible, and can be seen in the morning sky before sunrise.
Then on the 19th, a second nova erupted, just 3 degrees away from the first!
It is currently visible in binoculars.
It is still unclear how bright the second one may become, but chances are we will
have TWO naked-eye novae a cosmic hair's breadth apart!
A finder chart of the two novae is at
http://www.psychohistorian.org/astronomy/news/2007 0222-v1281-scorpii.html"