[Aavso-photometry] Var Her 04 Update: yet another field variable?

Rolling Hills Obs (Shawn D) rollinghillsobs at cfl.rr.com
Thu Jul 8 22:11:07 EDT 2004


Looking at my 3.5 hour run on the morning of 6/25 UT I don't see any
significant variation in the suspected field variable.  It shows random
scatter with a range of about 0.04 mag., with an average mag of 12.4v using
the 120 comp star.  My exposures were 3 minutes through a V filter.

Shawn


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Aaron Price" <aaronp at onceler.org>
To: <aavso-photometry at aavso.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 5:43 PM
Subject: [Aavso-photometry] Var Her 04 Update: yet another field variable?


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>  Var Her 04 seems to have settled down a bit. However, its future behavior
> is unknown. It is still 1-2 magnitudes brighter than its magnitude on the
> archived DSS places (presumed to be quiescence) so it likely has at least
> a little more fading to do. Will it be gradual, sudden or will something
> else happen?
>  Please continue to observe it at least once every clear night. If you are
> going to make only a few observations then please use a V filter so that
> we can combine your observations with others. Unfiltered photometry should
> be limited to your time series runs. If you have time and interest,
> continued time series runs of at least 3 hours are still appreciated.
>  Updates may no longer be daily but will be forthcoming when circumstances
> warrant.
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> Yet another possible new field variable... observations needed!
>  Dale Mais (MVD) has reported a bright field star (GSC 2111 0489, ~12-13 v
> mag, Tycho-2 B-V =~1.2) with ~0.2 mag amplitude variations yielding a
> period of around 15.8 minutes discovered in data taken from 2453182.703 -
> 2453182.821. If you have photometry of Var Her 04 with high time
> resolution (say 2 minute exposures or less) then please reduce and submit
> photometry on this to the AAVSO as "9999+99 VAR HER N". Dave's light curve
> can be seen in the light curve generator as "Var Her N". I have put up an
> annotated image of the star on our f-scale chart field here:
> http://www.aavso.org/news/varhern.gif
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