Dear colleagues, Taichi Kato wrote [vsnet-chat 5565]: > > The star is a bona fide infrared-bright source: IRC -30347 = > > IRAS 18001-2514 = MSX5C G005.1743-01.5120, and somewhat surprisingly is > > also a ROSAT x-ray source 1RXS J180326.2-251556. > > This X-ray source is more likely associated with HD164679 (G8III/IV), > located at 180326.4 -251558 (J2000.0). It may be noteworthy that the > MISAO project recorded this field (MisV0502 at 180307.9 -251859). > They may have recorded that past variability of the object(s) in question. Unfortunately, we the MISAO Project has no images of this X-ray object. The Image Information Search Service at: http://vsnet.aerith.net/misao/service/info_search.html output no images. It is amazing because it is very near by MisV0502 as Kato-san pointed out (thanks!). The distance between those stars is only 5 arcmin. The position of MisV0502 was covered by KenIchi Kadota on four nights, but MisV0502 was discovered very near by the edge of Kadota-san's images. Best regards, -- Seiichi Yoshida comet@aerith.net http://vsnet.aerith.net/