Nova Flares in Constellation Delphinus

Think that it is only professional astronomers that make new discoveries?  Think again.  An amateur Japanese astronomer used a 7 inch reflecting telescope to discover  a nova, a word that literally means "New Star"

This fantastic article from Universe Today includes several star maps and a discussion on what a Nova is (not to be confused with a Super Nova).

Bright New Nova in Delphinus - You can See it Tonight With Binoculars

The possible new nova is located in Delphinus alongside the familiar Summer Triangle outlined by Deneb, Vega and Altair. This may shows the sky looking high in the south for mid-northern latitudes around 10 p.m. local time in mid-August. The new object is ideally placed for viewing. Stellarium