On Thursday, April 10, 2003, at 10:28 AM, Taichi Kato wrote: > V4006 Sgr の位置が違っていた、という可能性も捨てきれない V4006 Sgについて調べてみました。 63th Namelistによると、 V4006 Sgr=JL-1[7912] 7912 J.Lukas, JAAVSO 4,No.2, 64, 1975-76 ということで、位置の精度はそれほど低くなさそうかなと?? で、 [vsnet-chat 1860] Improved position of V4006 Sgrによると、 The position of V4006 Sgr has only a rough position in the GCVS. While preparing a chart for V4444 Sgr I have determined a precise position. A finder chart can be found in the Journal of the AAVSO Vol. 4, No2, p64 (1975-76), which shows that the variable is located less than 1' due N of GSC 6850.01524 (m = 9.7). In the USNO-A2.0 catalogue a very red star can be found at this location, and I assume this to be V4006 Sgr. The position is (J2000) 18h7m22.17s -27o24'42.85" r = 15.1, b = 20.5 (1950) 18 4 13.8 -27 25 8.2 No other star in the vicinity is as red, which makes it a likely match for V4006 Sgr, a Mira variable, range 11.6 - (14.4p. Cheers, /Mati って、あれ?位置近くなりましたね? mei/neko
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