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[vsnet-history 13] Nova Cyg 1992 (Schmeer)


From: Patrick Schmeer
      Am Probstbaum 10
      W-6601 Saarbruecken-Bischmisheim
      GERMANY
Date: 1992-03-20

NOVA CYGNI 1992
THE BRIGHTEST NOVA SINCE 1975

Visual magnitude estimates by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany:
Feb. 20.753 UT,   4.7 ; 21.757,   4.3 ; 25.134,   4.7 ;
     27.111 UT,   4.9 ; 27.133,   4.9 ; 27.151,   4.9 ;
     27.172 UT,   4.9 ; 27.765,   4.9 ; 28.098,   4.9 ;
     28.123 UT,   4.9 ; 28.139,   4.9 ; 28.166,   4.9 ;
     28.208 UT,   4.9 ; 29.059,   5.0 ; 29.081,   5.0 ;
     29.103 UT,   5.1 ; 29.138,   5.1 ; 29.168,   5.1 ;
     29.219 UT,   5.2 ;
Mar.  1.059 UT,   5.3 ;  1.079,   5.3 ;  1.148,   5.3 ;
      1.185 UT,   5.5 ;  1.216,   5.5 ;  9,   5.7 ;
      2.069 UT,   5.8 ;  2.089,   5.8 ;  2.77 ,   5.7 ;
      3.091 UT,   5.7 ;  4.195,   5.8 ;  4.767,   5.7 ;
      5.047 UT,   5.8 ;  5.128,   5.8 ;  6.775,   5.8 ;
      7.044 UT,   5.8 ;  7.145,   5.8 ;  7.772,   5.8 ;
      8.047 UT,   5.9 ;  8.179,   5.9 ; 10.151,   6.2 ;
     11.104 UT,   6.3 ; 12.101,   6.5 ; 16.028,   6.5 ;
     17.057 UT,   6.5 ; 18.028,   6.5 ; 19.123,   6.6 ;
     20.117 UT,   6.7

Instruments:
 7x50 binoculars (Feb. 20.753 - Mar.  1.089)
20x80 binoculars (Mar.  1.089 - Mar. 20.117)

Sequence:
33 Cygni     V = 4.30
45 Cygni         4.95
51 Cygni         5.39
SAO 32709        6.11
SAO 32908        6.50
SAO 32670        7.41
(V magnitudes from Sky Catalogue 2000.0)

Regards,
Patrick

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