Dear colleagues, New variable star discovery by the MISAO Project (MisV1001). MisV1001 R.A. 18h58m50s.39 Decl. +17o42'09".1 (2000.0) Mag. 12.8C-14.0C Type ? = USNO-A2.0_1050.12446737 18 58 50.389 +17 42 09.09 14.6R 18.8B http://vsnet.aerith.net/misao/data/MisV/MisV1001.gif MisV1001 19990429.70773 134C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990429.70817 134C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990429.70912 133C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990429.70956 134C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990604.66662 128C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990604.67439 129C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990604.67752 128C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990707.66919 139C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990707.66968 140C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990923.46762 139C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990923.46823 138C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 19990923.46889 136C Mis image="KenIchi Kadota" MisV1001 20000525.64116 139C Mis image="Nobuo Ohkura" MisV1001 20000525.64300 140C Mis image="Nobuo Ohkura" Seiichi Yoshida, MISAO Project; Nobuo Ohkura, Okayama, Japan; and KenIchi Kadota, Ageo, Saitama, Japan, discovered a new variable star MisV1001. It was picked up by Yoshida from the candidates of new variable stars detected by the PIXY system from images taken by Ohkura comparing with images taken by Kadota. Kadota and Yoshida judged it as a real variable star. The magnitude are measured automatically by the PIXY system. Image observers' names are noted after "Mis". Please see the URL below for the MISAO Project and the PIXY system. http://vsnet.aerith.net/misao/ -- Seiichi Yoshida comet@aerith.net http://vsnet.aerith.net/