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[vsnet-obs 45027] Delta Sco not so bright = lambda Sco's fault!
- Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 00:47:16 -0300
- To: "Astrid Behrens" <astridbeh@arnet.com.ar>,"BED" <enzodb@fullzero.com.ar>, "Cecilia" <cecimacros@yahoo.com.ar>,"Federico Claus" <nclaus@infovia.com.ar>,"Flia Maudet" <fliamaudet@infovia.com.ar>,"Gabriel Giust" <gag@sinectis.com.ar>,"surastronomico" <surastronomico@fullzero.com.ar>,"vsnet-obs" <vsnet-obs@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp>,"Wezen 188" <wezen@fibertel.com.ar>
- From: "Sebastian Otero" <varsao@fullzero.com.ar>
- Subject: [vsnet-obs 45027] Delta Sco not so bright = lambda Sco's fault!
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Now that delta Sco is similar to lambda Sco in brightness, the observations
suffer from the influence of lambda's variability (0.06 mag V= 1.59-1.65).
Tonight I notice lambda is brighter than yesterday, making last night's
delta Sco's record a probably artifact.
There hasn't been too much change in delta itself so, please
delete the folowing observation:
SCOdelta 20030507.140 1.58 OSE
and replace it by:
SCOdelta 20030507.140 1.60 OSE
Regards,
Sebastian.
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