CVnet-outburst is real-time email notification for activity of cataclysmic variables.
Among its purposes are to:
-Notify professional astronomers on activity of targets of opportunity
-Notify members of organizations or teams when the subject of an observing campaign becomes active
-Notify educators, students or individual observers when an object of particular interest to them is active
-To keep CVnet observers aware of current CV activity
New outbursts of a single object should include the name of the object and "in outburst" in the subject line (DX And in outburst) with the observation report in the body of the message.
Reports on activity of multiple objects should have the word "Activity" and the date yyyymmdd in the subject line (Activity 20050101) and the observation report in the body of the message.
Reports of rare or noteworthy outbursts, as well as objects that are targets of opportunity or the subject of ongoing campaigns should read ALERT: and the name of the object in outburst (ALERT: PQ And in outburst) with the observation report in the body of the message.
If you are unsure if the outburst is rare, noteworthy, a TOO or subject of a campaign simply use the normal outburst rule and the administrator or moderators will forward the Alert if needed.
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A single visual observation with 20x80mm binoculars under FQ moon VSX J044754.2-101043 20091127.482 84 WPX Regards Peter Williams Heathcote NSW [Non-text
RX AND 091126.9743 11.2 ACTIVE AM CAS 091126.9771 12.9 ACTIVE Z CAM 091126.9535 11.7 ACTIVE EX DRA 091126.9694 13.3 OUTBURST AY LYR 091126.9604 12.8 OUTBURST
I've taken a quick, uncalibrated look at the 2000 images taken last night with Wright30, and sent this graphic to Joe Patterson, Jonathan Kemp, and Arne Henden
Following right on the heels of Gordon's report, AAVSOnet telescope Wright30 (12-inch LX-200) has initiated a time-series on this star for the next six