... Note that one of these two coordinates must be wrong (most people are using Kloehr's values 13:29:52.85 +47:10:36.3). CBET 174 reports that CfA spectra...
Keith, Interested by your post, I imaged V841 with our club's CCD camera and V filter. Using the 14.5 comp star from the AAVSO's Preliminary f chart, I got: ...
Thanks for checking that out Bill, this one is still the 'oldest confirmed' known nova, so there's a bit of history there! I had a look with my 8 inch early...
ROTSE3 J151453.6+020934.2 has been observed in outburst. ROTSE3J151 050707.1458 14.7 SXN OUTBURST Confirmation and time series observations are urged, a...
From IAUC 8561: "V5116 SAGITTARII = NOVA SAGITTARII 2005 No. 2 E. Kazarovets and the GCVS team report that the variable-star designation V5116 Sgr has been...
I just stacked 10 x 60 second unfiltered images of the field for this star. I've compared it to the finder chart in IBVS 5559. I can faintly see the tiny...
Isn't it amazing that confirmed Novae can receive a designation within days, yet confirmed Dwarf Novae are all but ignored! Certainly the coverage Var Her 04...
... Yeah, I'm working on it, but improvement may have to wait until the IAU meeting next August. I'll let you know if anything changes before then. Arne...
... I'm sure you'll give it all you've got Arne, but one wonders why the problem hasn't been addressed before (or has it?) Can we look for a comment from any...
... Well, ya know, context is a marvellous thing. Classical Galactic Novae, who cares? What new science comes from them, even new science restricted to the...
... Simply because it's a new Variable Star. And the GCVS are supposed to be interested in variable stars - whether CV, Mira, Eclipser or whatever. Once it's...
Taichi wrote: No one seems to be interested in (or feels responsible # for) correcting the false alarm on ROTSE3 J151453.6+020934.2 # (vsnet-alert 8555). Upon...
... than the IBVSs in which they appear, barely achieve linkage in SIMBAD, and are generally unknown to the relevant professional communities. Even if they had...
... Ah, but you jumped up and down making noises about a CV, I ain't heard nobody gripe about the non-naming of the hundreds of eclipsers of Sebastian's or the...
... I only mentioned Var Her 04 because CV's are never far from being on my mind, but quite agree that any star shown to be variable either by one method or...
Var Her 04 is a perfect example of the selective way GCVS chooses to name new discoveries. If it had turned out to be a nova it would be Vxxxx Her. But it...
Hi John, I'm glad you're lurking out there again, I always appreciate your insight and humor when you drop a comment on one of these discussions. Those of us...
Hiya Jim! ... Patrick's work, I jus' did the gubbinsy stuff ID and suchlike wise, and I weren't really necessary for that, really. ... how come that one got...
Hey John, ... 'Cos they _thought_ it was a nova! And we _must_ number novae, musn't we? ... It does indeed - but I think the less we ignore, the better?...
... I thot the CV'ers looked for humps?? ;-) And I'm off to see "War of the Worlds" with kids & friends this afternoon, now returning control of the cv list...
Nice back and forth, there, fellows. Very entertaining. To me HD 206697 is every bit as good of a name as SS Cyg. Perhaps we should just junk the GCVS...
Not only the GCVS is CV incomplete but it also has errors. Example: HQ Mon is still listed as a SR (a pulsating star) while it has been known to be a CV since...
... Something similar to this will be coming on-line in September at our web site. There are lots of things going on this summer here at HQ. However, naming...
... I'm not on vsnet-outburst, nor do I want to be; anyone can forward this email to that list if you want. I am sure that Kato-san was referring to the fact...
... -snip- Yes I enjoyed the repartee as well. John is always entertaining and witty in his comments. But HD 206697? Or was that 209967? Or 206697? Gee, I'm ...
... I like having "Cas", "Cep" etc. attached to the variable-star designation since it tells you roughly where in the sky the object resides. However, much of...
... Well lucky for us someone does know the solution. I represent the Acme company and I'd like to inform you all of an exciting offer, "The Acme Naming System...
Aaron Price
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Jul 11, 2005 11:36 pm
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Biting sarcasm will get you nowhere. But it'll certainly get you some laughs. You certainly have mine! I'm dreaming, ya hear me, DREAMing of the day when I...
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