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Nova Cas '93 another OBS
- Date: Fri, 21 Jan 94 20:19:34 EST
- To: yasuto@narwhal.math.ryukoku.ac.jp, tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp, wnissen@cap.gwu.edu
- From: wnissen@cap.gwu.edu (Walter Nissen Jr.)
- Subject: Nova Cas '93 another OBS
- Reply-To: wnissen@cap.gwu.edu
The following observation was made by me at 8101 Eastern AV #202, Silver
Spring, Maryland 20910-3121 USA, -77.034 W, N +38.991, north edge of bldg:
Nova Cassiopeiae 1993, 23h 39m, +57.2d (1950.)
UTC mv using 11x80 binoculars
d h m d
1994 JAN 21 23 42 (21.987) 7.4 +/- .3 by averted vision
Transparency: 4.0 star just visible naked eye Seeing: good
Sequence: From AAVSO Alert Notice 179, AAVSO Chart 2339+56 (b) (1993/12/14),
GC 32947 = SAO 035706 = 7.1, SAO 035665 = 7.2, and SAO 035668 = 8.3; and HIC
via Bjoern Granslo, GC 32854 = SAO 035631 = 6.9.
However, I excluded and did not use GC 32947 as it was about .2 magnitude
fainter than SAO 035665!
or in your form:
1994 01 21.987 7.4 mv AC *Nissen, W.I., Jr. 8 -cm Bino.(11x) Mail(win)
Thanks for the updates.
Cheers.
Walter I. Nissen, Jr., CDP wnissen@cap.gwu.edu
(for satellites: nissen@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov)