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THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 938       1995 Mar 18 15.23UT
Ed:Guy M Hurst, 16,Westminster Close, Kempshott Rise,  Basingstoke,
Hants, RG22 4PP,England. Telephone/FAX(0256)471074 Int:+44256471074
INTERNET: GUY@TAHQ.DEMON.CO.UK             GMH at AST.STAR.RL.AC.UK
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NOVA AQUILAE 1995
The (b) chart and sequence on E929 has now been extended in the
(c) format which follows. The sequence is based on reports from
Kiyota and Nogami in Japan, kindly relayed by Taichi Kato:
\\\\\\N Aql 95  c       Discovered by Takamizawa
S,400,5,S
-C,19.0908, -1.7050,2000
P,19h 05.5m  -01 42'  (2000)
O,200,200,8.1pv,?
-T,Nova:V Grenon/Kiyota/Nogami
-L,L,nova
-S,N/029.01
R,6.5,185,61,B
R,9.74,38,200,F
R,10.6,152,133,H
R,11.8,185,207,J
R,12.0,210,226,K
R,12.6,204,204,L,R
R,13.2,201,260,M
M,10,323,293,327,223,81,231
M,11,43,173,362,13,6,261,365,23,395,188,76,79
M,11,77,16,372,166,335,221,285,34,37,164,349,389,15,369
M,11,216,385
M,12,89,294,256,178,83,162,215,271,36,128
M,12,120,305,357,115,94,50,134,49,381,198,327,62,19,196
M,12,163,60,92,214,52,281,311,151,218,22,177,264
M,12,58,326,290,391,313,334,243,346,243,398,43,348,180,372
M,12,305,371,300,377
M,13,297,228,265,138,183,270,287,252,73,155,66,21,13,231
M,13,220,290,154,40,382,108,30,288,325,74,206,239,196,48
M,13,53,261,230,7,256,261,258,240,184,221,177,245,87,284
M,13,22,310,342,309,78,320,254,264,382,305,375,292
M,13,254,309,67,275,144,248,181,374,247,334,268,349,191,379
M,13,17,388,42,363,48,353,58,345,345,358,20,374,252,326
M,13,124,369,33,353
M,14,112,289,310,229,67,238,188,247,320,292,124,282,181,250
M,14,354,301,72,366,104,325,152,384,157,324,383,348,167,385
M,14,393,391,275,393,208,356,308,323,326,386,256,338,345,335
M,14,341,385,291,386
E,118
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Q1995/033
Margareta Westlund reports that Karl Gustav Andersson, Solna,
Sweden, has detected a new variable star located at:
RA 21h55m52s DEC +63 58.3' [1950]. The object was found on
1995 Feb 17 during the checking of films taken by Lennart
Dahlmark. It has been found to be visible on earlier photos
of 1969 July 17; 1976 July 26; 1985 Aug 13; 1992 Oct 23;
1993 July 23 and the range is 12.0-[15.5.
Subsequent to the discovery, both Margareta Westlund and
Karl Gustav Andersson saw it visually on 1995 Feb 26.86UT
at approximately magnitude 13.0-13.5.

Guy M Hurst