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(fwd) Nova Sgr 1994



>From PHYS162@cantva.canterbury.ac.nz Sat Mar  5 15:15:43 1994
Date: Sat, 5 Mar 1994 19:12:34 +1300
From: "Pam Kilmartin & Alan Gilmore, Mt John." <PHYS162@cantva.canterbury.ac.nz>
Subject: N Sgr 94 J2000.0 posn
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Nova Sagittarii 1994

P.M. Kilmartin, Mt John, has re-reduced the measurements of the astrograph
films using PPM positions for the nine stars and obtains

                           (2000.0)          Mean rediduals
                   h  m   s     o   '   "      "      "
1994  Mar.  2.62  18 50 36.73  -21 23 29.1    0.33   0.26
            2.63        36.74         28.4    0.27   0.35

So it appears that Brian Skiff's Star 1 is a most promising candidate.

Pam Kilmartin and Alan Gilmore