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Nova Aquailae 1999
Bár kopirájt okokból "nem nagyon szeretik" az AAVSO-nál körleveleik
utánközlését, ennél korrektebb, gyorsabb megoldást az adott esetben nincs.
Egy fényes, binoklis nóva született a Sasban, s ha halovány üstökösökrõl
meg-megemlékezünk itt az MCSE elektronikus körlevelében, a nóvákkal sem
kivételezhetünk. :-) A hír magyar interpretálásának hiánya az idõhiány
következménye is - az ´mcseklev´ pár napig szünetelni fog. Reméljók, nem
történik ez idõ tájt "egetrengetõ" esemény... :-)
Tepi
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF VARIABLE STAR OBSERVERS
25 Birch Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA
INTERNET: aavso@aavso.org
Tel. 617-354-0484 FAX 617-354-0665
AAVSO ALERT NOTICE 261 (July 15, 1999)
1903+12 NOVA AQUILAE 1999
We have been informed by the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
(IAU Circular 7223, http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/Headlines.html) of the
photographic discovery of a nova in Aquila by Akihiko Tago, Tsuyama,
Japan, on July 13.558 UT at magnitude 8.8, using a 55-mm f/3 lens and
T-max 400 film (unfiltered). A second exposure taken July 13.560 also
showed the nova. An additional photograph taken by him on July 14.5
showed the nova at approximately magnitude 8.9. Tago reports that films
taken by him on July 5 and July 9 show nothing at the position of the nova
down to magnitude 11 and 10.5, respectively.
CCD confirmation of the nova was obtained by Akimasa Nakamura, Kuma Kogen
Astronomical Observatory, Ehime, Japan, who reported that it was visible
on two CCD frames taken on by him on July 14.513 UT with a 60cm f/5.8
Ritchey-Chretien telescope. A precise position of the nova was also given
by Nakamura as:
R.A. = 19h 07m 36.90s Decl. = +12 degrees 31´ 26.2" (2000)
Spectroscopic confirmation was reported by K. Ayani and T. Kawabata, Bisei
Astronomical Observatory, Okayama, Japan, who used the BAO 1.01-m
telescope to obtain a low-resolution spectrogram showing strong broad
H-alpha and H-beta lines.
Additional observations reported to the AAVSO include: July 14.8931 UT,
9.9, J. Fernandez Andujar, Seville, Spain; 14.922, 9.7, H. McGee, West
Clandon, Surrey, England (GSC/vsnet sequence); 14.923, 10.1, T. Kinnunen,
Espoo, Finland (Tycho sequence); 14.948, 10.0, Kinnunen; 14.958, 10.2,
McGee; 15.001, 10.4, McGee; 15.059, 10.4, McGee; 15.0868, 10.5:, G.
Chaple, Townsend, MA; 15.1390, 10.2, J. Luengo, Audobon, PA (Tycho
sequence); 15.1486, 10.6, J. Bortle, Stormville, NY (Tycho sequence);
15.225, 10.33 CCDV, R. Zissell, S. Hadley, MA (Tycho sequence); 15.250,
10.3, S. O´Connor, Montreal North, Quebec, Canada.
Accompanying are a "c" scale AAVSO preliminary chart of N Aql 99 prepared
by C. Scovil, and a CCD(V) image of the nova field taken by R. Zissell,
Mt. Holyoke College, S. Hadley, MA, and having a sequence calibrated by
Zissell from the Tycho magnitude 8.400 star north of the nova. Please use
this chart and these sequences to observe 1903+12 N Aql 99 and report your
observations to AAVSO Headquarters, indicating which comparison stars you
used to make your estimate.
Congratulations to Akihiko Tago on his discovery!
CHARTS AVAILABLE ON AAVSO WEB AND FTP SITES
Electronic copies of the N Aql 99 chart and the CCD(V) image with sequence
mentioned in this Alert Notice are available through our web site at the
following address:
http://www.aavso.org
The chart may also be obtained directly from our FTP site:
ftp.aavso.org (198.116.78.5), in /alerts/alert261)
The answering machine at AAVSO Headquarters is on nights and weekends for
your convenience. Please call our charge-free number (888-802-STAR =
888-802-7827) to report your observations. We also encourage observers to
send observations by fax to 617-354-0665 or by e-mail through the Internet
to observations@aavso.org. If you need to change the email address this
Alert Notice is sent to, or if you would like to stop receiving the Alert
Notice by email, please visit the following URL:
http://www.aavso.org/mailinglists.stm
Many thanks for your valuable astronomical contributions and your efforts.
Good observing!
Janet A. Mattei
Director
Elizabeth O. Waagen
Senior Technical Assistant
Tepliczky Istvan - tepi@mcse.hu
Magyar Csillagaszati Egyesulet, titkar
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