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[vsnet-history 183] Variable Star Observations (Schmeer)


From: Patrick Schmeer
Date: 1992-07-31 (updated on July 31)

Visual magnitude estimates by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany:

NOVA SAGITTARII 1992 No. 2
July 16.913 UT,   8.2 ; 18.907,   8.6 ; 19.919,   8.7 ;
     20.889 UT,   9.1 ; 22.892,   9.4 ; 23.890,   9.4 ;
     25.891 UT,   9.8 ; 26.892,   9.8 ; 27.900,   9.8 ;
     28.894 UT,   9.8 ; 29.887,   9.8
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : Alan Gilmore (V magnitudes)

GK PERSEI  (NA+UGSS)
June 29.043 UT,  13.0:;
July  8.079 UT,  11.5 ; 12.992,  10.8 ; 17.058,  10.6 ;
     19.052 UT,  10.7 ; 20.064,  10.6 ; 21.026,  10.6 ;
     23.035 UT,  10.6 ; 24.038,  10.5 ; 25.024,  10.5 ;
     26.015 UT,  10.5 ; 27.041,  10.4 ; 28.034,  10.4 ;
     29.014 UT,  10.3 ; 30.011,  10.4
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : AAVSO

RS OPHIUCHI  (NR)
July 18.987 UT,  11.2 ; 19.987,  11.2 ; 20.939,  11.3 ;
     23.933 UT,  11.1 ; 26.964,  11.2
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : AAVSO

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SS CYGNI  (UGSS)
July 26.987 UT,  12.0 ; 27.966,  11.6 ; 28.066,  11.6 ;
     28.932 UT,  11.0 ; 29.984,  10.6 ; 30.869,  10.0 ;
In outburst. Slow rise to maximum.

SS AURIGAE  (UGSS)
July 27.067 UT, (12.8 ; 28.065,  11.3 ; 29.053,  11.1 ;
     30.042 UT,  11.1
In outburst.

OMICRON CETI = MIRA (M)
July 27.094 UT,   2.3 ; 28.088,   2.3
Brightest maximum for at least 8 years!

Regards,
Patrick (Schmeer)

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