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[vsnet-obs 34771] S obs of 25/07/01
- Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 10:08:33 +0200
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- From: "Berto Monard" <Lagmonar@csir.co.za>
- Subject: [vsnet-obs 34771] S obs of 25/07/01
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Visual observations of 25 July 2001
observer: Berto Monard MLF, Pretoria, South Africa
location: -25 º 54' 48", 28º 26' 44"E
instrument: 32cm /f4.8 Newtonian
conditions: clear and windy
VELCU 010725.71 <126 MLF
VELV383 010725.71 <137 MLF
CRTTU 010725.71 <137 MLF
EC10560-2902 010725.713 144 MLF
EC10565-2858 010725.71 <144 MLF
EC10578-2935 010725.71 <142 MLF
CENV442 010725.71 <137 MLF
CENV436 010725.71 <137 MLF
CENV803 010725.707 140 MLF
RXJ1155.4-5641 010725.71 <140 MLF
RXJ1313.2-3259 010725.71 <148 MLF
CE-315 010725.72 <141 MLF
CENV822 010725.72 <144 MLF
CENV895 010725.72 <146 MLF
4U1543-62 010725.72 <146 MLF
LIBHP 010725.731 137 MLF
LIBGW 010725.73 <143 MLF
LIBAP 010725.730 149 MLF
SCOV893 010725.711 144 MLF
SCOV818 010725.710 122 MLF still bright
SCOV1033 010725.73 <146 MLF
OPHV2295 010725.73 <145 MLF
OPHV2527 010725.73 <146 MLF
OPHV2400 010725.726 140 MLF
ARAFV 010725.73 <148 MLF
ARAV877 010725.73 <147 MLF
SGRV4641 010725.734 134 MLF
SGRV1223 010725.734 131 MLF
SGEWZ 010725.772 88 MLF Tycho II seq / apogee telescope 20x120
SGEWZ 010725.813 86 MLF
CAReta 010725.72 55 MLF * RASNZ seq
PKS2005-489 010725.74 132 MLF
* This observation fails to confirm the reported brightness of eta Car. How much does telescope aperture play a rhole in distinguishing the light from the actual star and that of the 'homunculus'. Using the lowest magnification (at 64X) I still see the homunculus separate and its light is not included in the estimate, which only compares the brightness (glare) of eta Car to that of neighbouring stars.
I also saw Ceres moving near V1223 Sgr.
Kind regards,
Berto Monard
Pretoria
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