You can clearly see separation between the double stars, but unfortunately you can't see the quadruple star under this magnification. I did, however, catch another double star (Zeta Lyrae) in the same frame. Lyra is jam-packed with double stars!
![Epsilon Lyrae Epsilon Lyrae](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhCO9SQATu7PQ2yb1qNOjhXvMOiwWE4-nWn7CxQgilq0aO_ekZr672IPDqVpzkhqUhm_TWNP5Uf5LH0UijUJZy21GF9F0kcLc0hF6kfy1s2hiNWTxs64WPRyWSqVPxZVHMrvKfahmNeERO-/s400/epsilonlyrae_label.jpg) |
Single frame at ISO 1600, 1 sec, 300mm, f/5.6 |
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