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| rightascension  =20.62  
 
| rightascension  =20.62  
 
| declination    =+42.03<sup>o</sup>
 
| declination    =+42.03<sup>o</sup>
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| constellation  =[[Cepheus]]<br /> [[Draco (constellation)|Draco]]<br /> [[Lyra]]<br /> [[Vulpecula]]<br /> [[Pegasus_(constellation)|Pegasus]]<br /> [[Lacerta]]
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| constellation  =[[Cepheus]]<br /> [[Draco (constellation)|Draco]]<br /> [[Lyra]]<br /> [[Vulpecula]]<br /> [[Pegasus (constellation)|Pegasus]]<br /> [[Lacerta]]
 
| area            =804 sq. deg.  
 
| area            =804 sq. deg.  
 
| starnumber      =84 Bayer/Flamsteed stars
 
| starnumber      =84 Bayer/Flamsteed stars
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The binary star [[Albireo]] (Beta Cygni) represents the head of the swan.  The tail is where the brightest star of the constellation, [[Deneb]], is located.  Deneb is also the tip of the Northern Cross and the upper-left corner of the [[Summer Triangle]].  The dim binary star [[61 Cygni]] also lies within the constellation and is the closet star within it, only some 11.4 light years away, and is famous for being the first star to be measured using [[parallax]].
 
The binary star [[Albireo]] (Beta Cygni) represents the head of the swan.  The tail is where the brightest star of the constellation, [[Deneb]], is located.  Deneb is also the tip of the Northern Cross and the upper-left corner of the [[Summer Triangle]].  The dim binary star [[61 Cygni]] also lies within the constellation and is the closet star within it, only some 11.4 light years away, and is famous for being the first star to be measured using [[parallax]].
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Cygnus is also the location of several notable deep sky objects, including numerous diffuse and [[planetary nebula|planetary nebulae]], and [open star cluster|open star clusters]].  The '''Fireworks Galaxy''' (NGC 6946) is also located here, known as the most active supernovae galaxy known.  Another galaxy is '''Cygnus A''', one of the strongest astronomical [[radio]] sources known.  '''Cygnus X-1''' is another astronomical feature within the constellation and is famous for being one of the greatest known sources of [[x-ray|x-rays]].<ref name="seds">http://seds.org/Maps/Stars_en/Fig/cygnus.html</ref>
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Cygnus is also the location of several notable deep sky objects, including numerous diffuse and [[planetary nebula]]e, and [[open star cluster]]s.  The '''Fireworks Galaxy''' (NGC 6946) is also located here, known as the most active supernovae galaxy known.  Another galaxy is '''Cygnus A''', one of the strongest astronomical [[radio]] sources known.  '''Cygnus X-1''' is another astronomical feature within the constellation and is famous for being one of the greatest known sources of [[x-ray]]s.<ref name="seds"/>
    
===Named Stars===
 
===Named Stars===
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