Hello I caught a complete eclipse and preliminary analysis shows the eclipse centred on 30.875 UT. Present mean outbursting magnitude outside eclipse: 15.0 CV ...
Thanks Diego. This confirmes that the eclipse ephemeris mentioned in an earlier e-mail is correct. Looks like a normal outburst. regards, Gary ... Gary Poyner...
The RCB Star W Men has declined as shown by the following visual observations: STAR YYYYMMDD(UT) MAG OBSERVER MENW 20060426.443 135...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
May 3, 2006 7:52 am
741
Hello All, Please note corrected March date of first observation listed below. Apologies for the confusion. Thanks to Patrick for pointing out my typo error. ...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
May 3, 2006 9:28 am
742
Good morning All, Further to the below alert and RCB recent observations, V854 Cen has shown a marked drop in brightness and may have commenced another...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
May 4, 2006 10:50 pm
743
The current decline of V854 Cen continues as indicated by the following visual observations: STAR YYYYDDMM(UT) MAG OBSERVER CENV854...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
May 9, 2006 12:08 am
744
OJ+287 Update: We are now eight months into the campaign and still await OJ to brighten to it's predicted mid-year outburst. To complicate matters somewhat,...
The Dwarf Nova V1316 Cyg (GCVS UGSU) has been observed as part of the BAAVSS Recurrent Objects Programme since 1996. CCD observations (backed up with visual...
Visual magnitude estimate by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany: 1RXPJ113123+4322.5 20060514.904 128 SPK Henden/Sumner sequence This outburst is most likely a...
Patrick Schmeer
pasc1312-aavso@...
May 14, 2006 10:20 pm
747
Delta Scorpii was observed on May 16th at 2m.3, which is very close to its normal brightness. This suggests the the outburst may be over. Two years ago from...
Hi Colin and All, Following Colin's below note, I have just checked Delta Sco under slightly hazy conditions. I have not been making regular estimates of this...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
May 18, 2006 11:38 am
749
[[For some reason my e-mails don't get to any of the lists cc-ed in spite of myself being subscribed to them... I am copying my message below]] ... close to ...
The Recurrent Objects Programme star V337 Cyg is active: 2006 May 20.957 16.0C Photometry is very difficult due to the proximity of a 15.1 field star (151 on...
TY Vul is active: 2006 May 21.007 15.9C Best rgds, Jeremy Shears Cheshire, UK _________________________________________________________________ Express...
Jeremy Shears wrote... ... The last recorded outburst of V337 Cyg was by Jan Manek on 1997 Aug 20.951 at 15.6V. As Jeremy tells me that V337 Cyg had increased...
... No, the last recorded outburst of V337 Cyg was detected by me on 2003 July 7 on an unfiltered CCD image taken with the Rigel Telescope (vsnet-alert 7802,...
Patrick Schmeer
pasc1312-aavso@...
May 21, 2006 4:36 pm
754
CCD & visual observations obtained over the past two nights show V337 Cyg still in outburst. The range so far detected is 14.6 visual to 15.4C. This could...
Memebers are reminded this meeting takes place on Saturday week and features Dr Arne Henden. Variable Star Section Meeting Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, ...
RZ Leo is on the BAAVSS/TA Recurrent Objects Programme. The last outburst of this (suspected) UGWZ star was detected by Rod Stubbings in December 2000. ...
V337 Cyg is still in outburst 9 days after the initial report: May 30.027 15.8C Has anyone secured time series photometry? Best regards, Jeremy Shears ...
2.8hrs of unfiltered time series photometry at West Challow Observatory, UK, tonight with an 0.35m SCT and SXV-H9 CCD shows apparent periodic behaviour with a...
Thanks, David. Indeed it's pretty bright: June 7.975 15.7C Go well! Jeremy ... _________________________________________________________________ Express...
I've been following it for 2hrs now and it appears to be rising at a rate of 0.8mag/day. This is similar to the rate of descent we saw on an earlier outburst. ...
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