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  • Members: 202
  • Category: Stellar Objects
  • Founded: Jan 17, 2004
  • Language: English
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The aims of the group are to alert/notify other members as to unusual behaviour taking place in Variable Stars observed by the BAAVSS and other groups and individuals. This might be for example, someone noticing a faint minimum or bright maximum of a Mira star, or that an RCB star has started to fade or recover, or indeed that a particular dwarf nova is in outburst! This group aims to advise like minded members about interesting Variable Star activity, quickly and in the easiest way. We also encourage discussion on all matters related to Variable Stars and the activities of the BAA VSS.

Please do not send nightly observation reports to this group. These should be reported to VSNET or CVnet.

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Re: SDSS 150240.98+333423.9]
I carried out a photometry run last night which shows a nice 1 mag deep eclipse and what looks like superhumps out of eclipse (or very large orbital humps -
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:40 pm
Jeremy Shears
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IL Vul superoutburst
3.4hrs of unfiltered photometry of IL Vul tonight shows what appear to be 0.1 mag superhumps with period ~0.075d on top of a slowly fading trend. The mean
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:53 am
David Boyd
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SDSS 150240.98+333423.9
SDSS 150240.98+333423.9 Jul 9.949 13.7C this is an eclipsing DN with P_orb 85 min http://arxiv.org/abs/0806.1129 Jeremy Shears Cheshire, UK
Posted - Thu Jul 9, 2009 10:58 pm
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WX Cet outburst
This morning's observation: WX Cet 2009/7/9.44583 12.51 CV (119, 132) GRAS001 It does look like we may have caught it at the start of the outburst.
Posted - Thu Jul 9, 2009 3:37 pm
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IL Vul in rare outburst!
IL VUL JUL 09.1437 15.69 OUTBURST! Preliminary USNO Sequence Bradford Robotic Telescope: 35cm SCT+CCD Unfiltered Regards, Eddy Muyllaert (MUY)
Posted - Thu Jul 9, 2009 12:48 pm
Eddy Muyllaert
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