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Objects Session Notes
2006 VV2 - Minor Planet IC 4593 - Planetary Nebula ("White-Eyed Pea Nebula") Astrometric & Photometric Monitoring
- U Gem, (dwarf novae)
- U And, W And, U Her (Mira variables)
- Z And, RZ LMi, U Mon, ER UMa, SU UMa, UX UMa (variables)
- KR Aur, SY Cnc, RR Tau (variables)
- NGC 4151, NGC 2782 (Seyfert galaxies)
- Groombridge 1830, Gliese 1245 (Nearby Stars)
- 5.1 hr session. - CCD operation of -25 degC (at 78% average cooling). . - main objective was to acquire images of the small minor planet 2006 VV2 which was passing close by the earth. - secondary objective was to record on images of selected stars for ongoing photometric monitoring - opportunity was also taken to acquire images of HH 34, IC 4593, NGC 4030, CVn AM - More Notes -
Note the slight wobble in trace of MPL 2006 VV2
is due to small residual periodic error of +/-2.5 arc secs in the LX200 scope,
as shown by simulation
[ Re-Analysis of
images of MPL 2006 VV2 taken 2007-04-01 (S187), Simulated Trace with
Periodic Error, 2007-05-24 ]
MPL 2006 VV2 (passing through star field in Leo Minor) |
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CCD Image 15 x 30s exposure (average combine), 2x2 binning, C filter, 2007-04-01 20:19 to :20:28h UT (#187050-64) |
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CCD Animation showing motion of MPL 2006 VV2 |
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Animated CCD Image Frames 1 5 x 30s exposures with 6 sec gaps, 2x2 binning, C filter, 2007-04-01 20:19 to :20:28h UT (#187050-64) |
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CCD Animation showing motion of MPL 2006 VV2 |
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Animated CCD Image Frames 26 x 30s exposures with 6 sec gaps, 2x2 binning, C filter, 2007-04-01 20:31 to :20:46h UT (#187068-93) |
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IC 4593 (Hercules) |
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Annotated CCD Image 3 x 60s exposure (average combine), 2x2 binning, C filter, 2007-04-02 21:53h UT (#187266-68) |
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Images collected for Astrometric Monitoring
of Nearby Stars Project
Images collected for Photometric Monitoring
of Variable Stars
Images collected for Photometric Monitoring of HD 5501/HD5513
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