While not dwarf novae, which seem to be the main type of objects usually addressed here, I thought it would be worthwhile making note in these pages of the ...
Hi John and All, The current activity of VZ Sgr and FN Sgr was reported on 28 Aug after I took advantage of the dark sky window offered by the lunar eclipse of...
Peter F Williams
pfwilliams@...
Sep 2, 2007 9:03 pm
2026
Hello All: I just joined the network, largely inspired by Bill Dillon's work at the Remote Astronomical Society Observatories. I see that the outburst of V1060...
HS2331+3905 outburst confirmed We confirmed the outburst of HS2331+3905 reported by H. Maehara in [vsnet-alert 9530]. It is possibly brightening now. object...
Makoto Uemura
uemuram@...
Sep 4, 2007 7:45 pm
2029
... The object is further brightening in the last 30 minutes! object YYYYMMDD(UT) mag. HS2331+3905 20070904.82218 14.1V Higashi-Hiroshima...
Makoto Uemura
uemuram@...
Sep 4, 2007 8:00 pm
2030
HS2331+390 070904.8431 13.9 MUY OUTBURST! Regards, Eddy Muyllaert (MUY) Oostende Belgium eddy.muyllaert1@... [Non-text portions of this message have...
Visual magnitude estimates by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany: HS2331+3905 20070903.87 <142 SPK HS2331+3905 20070904.868 128 SPK (independent detection -...
Patrick Schmeer
pasc1312-aavso@...
Sep 4, 2007 9:14 pm
2032
Dear All, I have the first few spectra of HS2331+3905 in outburst: weak Hbeta/gamma, which is broad and double-peaked with deep central absorptions. The last...
Boris Gaensicke
Boris.Gaensicke@...
Sep 4, 2007 9:45 pm
2033
Dear colleagues, I performed time-series photometry just after the outburst detection. The data show rapid brightening trend at a rate of 10.5 mag/day! This...
Hello It just cleared the roof above my balcony. And its now already ~ 11.1. mag. So if one wants to provide some brighter comps It would be the right time. ...
The spectrum is now (2454348.58333) dominated by absorption lines of H and HeI, some hint for the appearance of HeII emission. Boris Gaensicke [Non-text...
Boris Gaensicke
Boris.Gaensicke@...
Sep 5, 2007 2:22 am
2038
Hello My last estimate in the dawn showed it already at ~ 10.4 mag. Clear skies Wolfgang -- Wolfgang Renz, Karlsruhe, Germany Rz.BAV = WRe.vsnet = RWG.AAVSO...
Observer: GOBET Franck, Association Francaise des Observateurs d'Etoiles Variables AAVSO-ID: GFT AFOEV-ID: GTF Location: Cestas, France Newton 12", Dobson...
gobet
gobet@...
Sep 5, 2007 6:49 am
2041
At 20070905.0986UT I estimated HS2331+3905 to be magnitude 10.4 (just slightly fainter than nearby GSC3231-823, 10.27V). Sky largely cloudy thereafter,...
Observed HS2331+3905 from 02:30 to 11:30 UT Sept 5th. First look at lightcurve shows magnitude brightening from about 11.2V to 9.2V, with trend still...
I'm curious as to where one goes to see the latest AAVSO observations of this object? They aren't, at least at the moment, being chronicled or accessible...
Hi John, just type the following into the 'pick a star' section on the main aavso page: 2328+38 Quicklook will show all observations to date. Keith.. ... From:...
Hi John Try it with the truncated and space stripped name "HS2331+390" at the Quick Look File Form: <http://www.aavso.org/data/ql/> or directly via: ...
Hello/Bonjour HS2331+3905 070905.9208 8.8 visual pour l'afoev : une etoile facile (jumelles) actuellement, dans And, probablement une WZ Sge habituellement...
MORILLON ERIC
eric.morillon@...
Sep 6, 2007 6:25 am
2049
Observer: GOBET Franck, Association Francaise des Observateurs d'Etoiles Variables AAVSO-ID: GFT AFOEV-ID: GTF Location: Cestas, France Newton 12", Dobson...
gobet
gobet@...
Sep 6, 2007 6:34 am
2050
Clouds broke during the middle hours of the night, affording a good look at the star, which was very obvious with just 15x70B! At 20070906.2917UT, magnitude...
The star has definitely peaked and now appears to be fading, being down by half a magnitude this evening from my previous observation of about 20 hours ago....
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