AAVSO International Database

SUBJECT: 1732-23 NOVA OPHIUCHI 2004 - POSSIBLE NOVA IN OPHIUCHUS

Event: Possible nova

Announced in: IAU Circular 8323, 15 April 2004

Discovered by: Akira Takao, Kitakyushu, Japan (reported via H. Yamaoka, Kyushu University, Japan, IAUC 8323)

SUBJECT: Request for Monitoring of SU UMa-type Cataclysmic Variable 0409-71 VW Hydri

Object: 0409-71 VW Hydri

Event: Request for optical monitoring - visual and CCD(V)

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SUBJECT: 1706-30 Nova Scorpii 2004

Object: 1706-30 N Sco 04 (ASAS 171251-3056.6)

Event: Nova in Scorpius

Discovered By: Grzegorz Pojmanski, Warsaw University Astronomical Observatory, Poland, in ASAS-3 (All-Sky Automated Survey) data (IAU Circular 8369)

SUBJECT: 0409-71 VW HYDRI IN OUTBURST - UPDATE ON REQUEST FOR MONITORING

SUBJECTS:

1. FUSE SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS SCHEDULED FOR 0409-71 VW HYDRI
2. OUTBURST OF 2328+48 Z ANDROMEDAE

1. FUSE SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS SCHEDULED FOR 0409-71 VW HYDRI

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October 21, 2004

October 1, 2004: IL Aqr, known as GJ 876 in the exoplanet transit community, has two planets orbiting it. On October 21, 2004, the AAVSO will be conducting a ten-hour observing campaign to detect the largest of these planets, GJ 876b.

Last updated: Wed Oct 27 13:36:50 EDT 2004

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