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[vsnet-obs 28396] June 29-30 observations

Observations for June 29-30
 
Novae
 
VELV382     20000630.0174      110    OSE
OPHRS       20000630.0472      117    OSE  AAVSO sequence.
 
RCBs
 
SGRRY       20000630.0528       76    OSE    No activity.
CENV854    20000629.9986       72    OSE
TRALV        20000629.9764       84    OSE
 
GCAS
 
PAVLAMBDA      20000630.1      43    OSE
ARAALPHA         20000630.0      28    OSE
CENETA             20000630.0      24    OSE
CENMU              20000630.0      35     OSE
OPHCHI             20000630.0       42    OSE
 
SDOR
 
CARETA           20000630.0       52     OSE
CARHR             20000630.0       70     OSE
CENV766          20000630.0       71     OSE
 
Other types
 
CPD-58 4492     20000629.9694    97    OSE
OPHXX               20000630.0507    89    OSE
APSTHETA        20000630.0          56    OSE
HYAY                 20000630.0          66:    OSE   Bright sky.
HYAU                 20000630.0          49     OSE
HYAR                 20000630.0          46     OSE
CENT                 20000630.0          67     OSE
CENR                 20000630.0          79    OSE
CENV744           20000630.0          57     OSE   Standstill.
CENV996           20000630.0          71     OSE
CENV412           20000630.0          73     OSE
HERALPHA        20000630.1          32     OSE
CARR                 20000630.0          93     OSE
CARS                 20000630.0          56     OSE
MUSBO              20000630.0         62     OSE
MUSEF               20000630.0         69     OSE
SCOBM              20000630.1         62     OSE
SCOV1086         20000630.1         69     OSE
NSV06021          20000630.0         68     OSE
NSV19481          20000629.969     89     OSE   Keeps on rising.
NSV06507          20000630.0         76     OSE
 
Highlights
 
The red -possible SR type- variable V798 Cen is fading further as it was expected from the mean variation of its light curve.
 
CENV798         20000630.0      82   OSE
 
It looks like there is some little variation in DELTA SCORPII. Photometric observations are needed. I'm sending this report to vsnet-newvar.
 
SCODELTA     20000626.902     22    OSE   Star should be at 2.3
SCODELTA     20000630.029     22    OSE
 
That's all.
The night was quiet but a little foggy and humid. Good conditions near zenith, illuminated sky in lower altitudes.
8" reflector and 7x50 binoculars.
Hipparcos and Tycho 2 sequences.
 
Best regards,
Sebasti疣 Otero.
 

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