[Aavso-photometry] 1930+53
Richard Huziak
huziak at sedsystems.ca
Fri Oct 5 17:39:11 EDT 2007
Hi Jim,
Of all the HMXBs 1930+53 or DM+53d2262 is one of the more active stars,
and as such, one of the most sought after for data, so please continue
on this star. I will cc Gord Sarty and ask him to respond about
behavior. So far this star has shown an amplitude of about 0.1 mag in
V, similar in other bands. Thanks to all who have contributed the
wealth of data on this star so far.
rick
Jim Roe wrote:
> I've been monitoring this star for the past month in V and Ic. Most of
> the time Ic is brighter than V but on two recent occasions, V has come
> out brighter than I. I seem to be the only one recording this as I see
> looking at the light curve generator. I've looked carefully at my
> images and don't see anything strange, but I'm wondering if this could
> be 'normal' behavior for this star ( a High Mass X-Ray Binary )? Should
> I look harder at my images?
>
> Jim Roe (ROE)
> Wentzville, Missouri
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