From Pauline Loader, RASNZ I am pleased to be able to announce that the RASNZ Council has just approved the appointment of Dr Tom Richards director of the...
This is excellent news; I hope that some standardization in terms of reporting criteria will be developed. Dr. Clay _____ Arkansas Sky Observatories MPC H45 -...
XSS J0056+4548 : a hard X-ray intermediate polar in the period gap ATel #1895; J.M. Bonnet-Bidaud (CEA Saclay), D. de Martino (INAF, Obs Napoli), M. Mouchet...
Had to smile when I saw this one. Mike Title: The HYPERMUCHFUSS Campaign -- an undiscovered high velocity population Authors: Alfred Tillich, Stephan Geier,...
Hi all, Found this on VSNET: http://www.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/vsnet/circ/ugwait.html This can be very useful to follow our CV's! But what are the different...
... Quote: "Photometry of SDSSJ093214.82+495054.7 confirms the latter as a high inclination system with deep eclipses". Light curve of SDSSJ0932 in V filter...
From Aaron Price at AAVSO HQ I wanted to give you a heads up regarding a change we've made to our web site. The light curve generator is not going to show ...
New on arXiv-- arXiv:0901.3177 Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 01:54:04 GMT (170kb) Title: Cataclysmic Variables from SDSS VII. The Seventh Year (2006) Authors: Paula...
Are disk in dwarf novae during their superoutbursts really eccentric? Authors: J. Smak (Submitted on 19 Jan 2009) Abstract: The evidence presented earlier by...
Hi all, On an image taken with the BRT I noticed a faint star close to an anonymous galaxy named MCG-02-05-024. Could this object be a supernova? Enclosed is...
Hi Eddy, You will have to upload the image to the files section, then let everyone know you've done it. We don't allow attachments to CVnet (or BAAVSS alert)....
Hi, I placed the photo for Eddy online in the files section. I named it : Supernova Eddy? clear skies, Hubert ... VVS Werkgroep Veranderlijke Sterren ...
The image is centered at RA=01h37mn0.86s DEC=-9°22'11.9" its width is 0.4198° N is up, E is right with a rotation of 0.31° When I match by eye (this a JPEG)...
... I think Eddy actually refers to the 18th magnitude object at roughly 01:37:22.5 -9:16:20, about 5" SW of the galaxy. It looks a bit "sharp" though,...
Hi Patrick, Thanks! Indeed, that faint object is the one I meant. Still I can't figure it out what it is. A fault in the image or really a supernova? Who can ...
Hi Eddy Ah, now it gets clear. You mean the faint fuzzy that is marked with a short black streak between the two galaxies (the core of a larger one with a...
Hello, I want to revive a old astronomical dispute about light speed and binary star system. For present discussion two sources are used as reference: ...
Hi Eddy Some general info about the camera, chip and scope (pixel size, seeing, FWHM, ...), calibration, number of subexposures and exposure times, ... are...
In today's astro-ph postings, Rodriguez-Gil et al. <http://arxiv.org/abs/0901.4018> give details about HS 0218+3229, a new CV with an orbital period of 7.13h. ...
Yes this should be a normal outburst. The next superoutbursts are expected on JD 2454951 2009 Apr 30 so during April or May and JD 2455099 2009 Sep 24 during...
From today's astro-ph listings: CCD Photometry of a Newly Confirmed SU UMa-Type Dwarf Nova, NSV 4838 http://arxiv.org/abs/0902.1013 Regards, Eddy Muyllaert...
I am investigating the 2007 August outburst of KV Dra. This was reported by Maehara-san on 2007 August 12 on CVnet-outburst #1986. There are a few other...
Several UK observers have reported an increase in the quiescent level of the BAAVSS 'Recurrent Objects Programme' Dwarf Nova V630 Cas in recent weeks - from...
I've added a light curve for V630 Cas, showing the current activity to... http://www.garypoyner.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/v630cas_plot.html There is also a link...
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