THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 97 1987 Dec 06 18.36UT.
Telecom Gold 72:MAG60138
Ed:Guy M Hurst, 16, Westminster Close, Kempshott Rise, Basingstoke,
Hants, RG22 4PP, England. Telephone:(0256)471074.Int:+44256471074
Telex:265871(MONREF G) Quote"72:MAG60138 ATT G.HURST"in FIRST line.
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NOVA VULPECULAE 1987
Revised sequence to replace that on E-86:
RA (1950) DEC Mag
A 19h05m55s +21 37'03" 6.2
B 19 04 45 +22 05 40 7.10
C 19 06 00 +21 41 58 7.7
D 19 02 29 +22 00 53 8.4
E 19 03 00 + To: JAMES.N.D (MAG90713)
From: MAG60138 Posted: Sat 5-Dec-87 21:14 GMT Sys 72 (8)
Subject: AGM
ref:mail871205b
Dear Nick,
Car parking in front of hall with spaces providing you arrive
in good time.
Prog and map will be posted on Monday.
Line 814 now recd OK.
See you next Saturday,
Guy
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From: MAG60138 Posted: Sun 6-Dec-87 18:41 GMT Sys 72 (29)
Subject: THE ASTRONOMER URGENT
THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 97 1987 Dec 06 18.36UT.
Telecom Gold 72:MAG60138
Ed:Guy M Hurst, 16, Westminster Close, Kempshott Rise, Basingstoke,
Hants, RG22 4PP, England. Telephone:(0256)471074.Int:+44256471074
Telex:265871(MONREF G) Quote"72:MAG60138 ATT G.HURST"in FIRST line.
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NOVA VULPECULAE 1987
Revised sequence to replace that on E-86:
RA (1950) DEC Mag
A 19h05m55s +21 37'03" 6.2
B 19 04 45 +22 05 40 7.10
C 19 06 00 +21 41 58 7.7
D 19 02 29 +22 00 53 8.4
E 19 03 00 +22 59 51 8.55
G 19 02 03 +21 09 04 8.9
F 19 00 26 +21 26 40 9.4
Fainter stars to mag 10.6 have also been added and the latest
charts (type 'A' and 'B') can now be sent on e-mail request.
From 45 estimates so far received there is a suggestion of a 'dip'
on Nov 25 to mag 8.0 and possibly a similar dip on Nov 16. The
brightest estimates are 6.9 but no clear date of maximum has yet
emerged.
A.R.Klemola, Lick Observatory, has measured the following precise
position from a Lick astrograph plate:
RA 19h02m32.151s DEC +21 41'39.18" (1950).
He suggests that the prenova may be a star of B=19 on PSS. IAUC4504
Guy M Hurst