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[vsnet-alert 7318] (fwd) Possible Optical Detection XTE J0929-314: a faint X-ray transient
- Date: Thu, 2 May 2002 11:42:19 +0900 (JST)
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- From: Taichi Kato <tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp>
- Subject: [vsnet-alert 7318] (fwd) Possible Optical Detection XTE J0929-314: a faint X-ray transient
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(fwd) Possible Optical Detection XTE J0929-314: a faint X-ray transient
From: "Paulo Cacella" <cacella@linkexpress.com.br>
Subject: Possible Optical Detection XTE J0929-314: a faint X-ray transient
Date: Wed, 1 May 2002 19:34:47 -0300
After possible optical detection of transient reported by Tasmania
University I=B4ve checked my images and verified that it was there. As =
my
image scale was small I thought was a USNO star but, after astrometry
I=B4ve confirmed the observation as follows
Possible transient was near USNO A 0525-11776445 Mag 19.9B 17.8R RA
09 29 20.010 Dec -31 22 57.38
Astrometry and Photometry obtained from the image available in my
site at http://intermega.globo.com/cacella/novasgrp1.htm
XRAY1 C2002 05 01.07481 09 29 20.222-31 23 03.58 18.3 V
Date 05.01.2002 01:50 UT =20
RA 09 29 20.22
Dec -31 23 03.58
Mag =3D 18.3 ( Calculated using A Catalog with Vmag approx. )
10 minutes unfiltered CCD image 10" SCT and HX516 CCD
Brasilia, Brazil
Paulo Cacella
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