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[vsnet-chat 1918] Re: [vsnet-alert 3029] Nova Vel 1999 before its eruption



G'day Patrick,

Although there are an immense number of faint stars in the vicinity, 
I reckon your candidate might be "it".  I'm more prepared to believe 
that Gordon had trouble getting a consistent pixel centroid on such a 
bright object; instead of believing in a mag <20 progenitor.

According to the latest satellite image, most of the inhabited bits of 
Australia are clouded out again.  But at least the rain has stopped.


> USNO-A2.0: R.A. 10h44m48.416s  Decl. -52d25'31.23"  (J2000.0)
> Garradd:        10h44m48.39s         -52d25'30.7"
> This position is located 0.026s (0.24") W and 0.53" N from my candidate.
> The total distance is 0.58".



cheers,
Fraser Farrell

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