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[vsnet-chat 6138] Re: TU PUP: first attempt

Re: [vsnet-chat 6136] TU PUP: first attempt

> Nothing at all on the DSS1 plates at the GCVS position, and my estimate
> of 12.8: puts it way below the 10.90 from Tycho2, so I am pretty sure this
> is the correct identification. Agreed?

    I agree.  Other IDs (not intended to show the most precise location,
but to show other identifications).  The star is a very bright 2MASS, IRAS,
MSX5C source.

GSC7130.1226 081704.98 -343524.5 (2000.0) 11.03 6
GSC7130.1226 081705.03 -343524.9 (2000.0) 11.75 0
USNO0525.06691226 081705.008 -343524.74 (2000.0) 11.4 99.9
2MASS 081704.872 -343520.76 (2000.0)  0.000  0.000  0.000
IRAS08151-3426 081509.3 -342603 (1950.0)
    F12=5.25  F25=1.90  F60=0.44L F100=14.45L
    VAR= 0 LRS=-1
 possibly II: variable star with 'young' O-rich circumstellar shell
 or VII: variable star with more evolved C-rich circumstellar shell
081704.8 -343520 (2000.0) MSX5C_G252.8950+00.4933 24 -9 8 5 4 3 V(%):-:-:2:3:2:1
081704.9 -343523 (2000.0) IRAS08151-3426 5.204 1.875 0.444L 15.000L 0%
081704.9 -343523 (2000.0) SSC08151-3426 5.204 1.875 0.444L 15.000L
081705.1 -343524 (2000.0) 1091 1.30 TYC2-7130.1226.1 (11.05 0.07) (12.58 0.20)

   But where is the following NSV star?

081702.6 -343538 (2000.0) NSV03987 ? 13.2 13.4 V - - - A0

Regards,
Taichi Kato

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