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MisV1443

R.A.06h19m59s.96
Decl.+19o26'59".0(2000.0)
Mag.12.8-19.2C
TypeUG
= USNO-B1.0 1094-0104214  06h19m59s.9113  +19o26'59".210  20.480 mag(B
  1)  20.390 mag(B2)
= GSC2.3 N8JR031714  06h19m59s.93  +19o26'58".8

Digitized Sky Survey GIF image (15 x 15 arcmin)

SIMBAD Query

AAVSO VSX Database

ASAS-3 Light Curve

* Discovery Information

We discovered a possible new object from Youichirou Nakashima's survey images in the course of the MISAO Project.

I checked the Minor Planet Checker, the SIMBAD database and 2MASS images, and found nothing at this position.

Today we in Japan are cloudy and cannot confirm this object.

I also reported this to VSNET-alert mailing list.

Further information about this object:

Discoverers: Seiichi Yoshida, Yokohama City, Kanagawa, Japan; and Youichirou Nakashima, Setouchi City, Okayama, Japan

Yoshida discovered this object from Nakashima's images, in the course of the MISAO Project.

The limiting magnitude of discovery images is 16.2 mag.

In the DSS images, a faint blue star is found at this position.

Ken-ichi Kadota found USNO-B1.0 1094-0104214, R.A. 06h19m59s.9113, Decl. +19o26'59".210, 20.480 mag(B1), 20.390 mag(B2), at this position.

Additional information about the DSS images.

A faint star is visible at this position on the DSS blue image on 1996 Feb. 14, 03:42 (UT). But only a hint of this object, nearly noise level, is visible on the DSS red image on 1996 Oct. 9, 11:00 (UT). Nothing is visible on the DSS infrared image on 1994 Nov. 27, 08:23 (UT).

* Special Notes

New bright dwarf nova discovered at 14 mag from 2011 Jan. 8 images. It was bright as 12.8 mag already on Jan. 2 in the Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky's images. It revealed that the MISAO Project discovered this object about one week after the explosion, and the object has already faded by about 2 mag.

Spectrum observations by Plaskett telescope and Akira Arai confirmed it to be a dwarf nova in outburst. Ken-ichi Kadota and Brian Skiff revealed that the progenitor before explosion is a 20.5-mag blue star.

Adolfo San Segundo detected the re-brightening up to 15.32 mag on Feb. 3, 2011.

This dwarf nova was announced in CBET 2633.

* Research and Publication

* Light Curve


* Recent Observations

2012 Dec.  9.006     21.43  CV  Adolfo San Segundo
2012 Jan.  3.986     18.03  CV  Adolfo San Segundo
2012 Jan.  3.986     17.66  CR  Adolfo San Segundo
2011 Nov. 25.147     20.12  CR  Adolfo San Segundo
2011 Nov.  7        [18.9   CR  Faustino Garcia
2011 Apr.  1.916    [17.50  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Mar. 31.919    [17.50  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Feb.  7.954     19.15  CV  Adolfo San Segundo
2011 Feb.  6.952     18.61  CR  Faustino Garcia
2011 Feb.  6.848     18.70  CV  Diego Rodriguez
2011 Feb.  6.067    [17.50  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Feb.  3.956     15.32  CV  Adolfo San Segundo
2011 Jan. 21.882     15.25  CV  Adolfo San Segundo
2011 Jan. 16.145     14.98  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Jan. 15.876     15.08  CR  Faustino Garcia
2011 Jan. 15.102     15.19  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Jan. 14.514    [13.9   C   Koichi Nishiyama and Fujio Kabashima
2011 Jan. 13.985     14.79  CR  Faustino Garcia
2011 Jan. 13.108     14.76  V   Miguel Rodriguez Marco
2011 Jan. 12.893     14.94  CV  Diego Rodriguez
2011 Jan. 12.106     14.47  C   Gary Poyner
2011 Jan. 10.109     14.62  Ic  Hidetaka Sato
2011 Jan. 10.109     14.57  Rc  Hidetaka Sato
2011 Jan. 10.109     14.49  V   Hidetaka Sato
2011 Jan. 10.109     14.48  B   Hidetaka Sato
2011 Jan.  9.800:    14.53  Ic  Nick James
2011 Jan.  9.800:    14.36  Rc  Nick James
2011 Jan.  9.800:    14.38  V   Nick James
2011 Jan.  9.76819   14.1   CR  Gianluca Masi
2011 Jan.  9.498    [13.8   C   Koichi Nishiyama and Fujio Kabashima
2011 Jan.  6.669    [13.8   C   Koichi Nishiyama and Fujio Kabashima
2011 Jan.  3.98212  [13     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2011 Jan.  3.98142  [13     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2011 Jan.  2.552    [13.9   C   Koichi Nishiyama and Fujio Kabashima
2011 Jan.  2.01942   12.87  C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2011 Jan.  2.01876   12.76  C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2010 Dec. 24.601    [13.8   C   Koichi Nishiyama and Fujio Kabashima
2010 Dec. 10.06512  [14     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2010 Dec.  9.06773  [14     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2010 Dec.  8.0305   [14     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2010 Dec.  6.99535  [14     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky
2010 Dec.  6.99466  [14     C   Stanislav Korotkiy and Kirill Sokolovsky

* Observations by MISAO Project

DateMagFilterObserver
2000 Feb. 27.55083[16.1CNobuo Ohkura
2000 Feb. 27.55270[16.1CNobuo Ohkura
2010 Nov. 29.77029[16.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2010 Nov. 29.77163[16.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2010 Nov. 29.77296[16.3CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 8.5970714.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 8.5984414.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 8.5998114.3CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 10.1799914.3BMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1820414.3BMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1841614.6VMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1861814.6VMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1883014.5RcMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1903214.5RcMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1924514.9IcMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 10.1945014.8IcMasayuki Suzuki
2011 Jan. 24.5857515.8CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 24.5871216.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Jan. 24.5885016.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Feb. 4.59846[16.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Feb. 4.59980[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Feb. 4.60115[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Mar. 4.57020[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Mar. 4.57154[15.9CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Mar. 4.57287[16.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Nov. 21.64529[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Nov. 21.64663[16.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2011 Nov. 21.64797[15.8CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Jan. 25.65925[16.3CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Jan. 25.66059[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Jan. 25.66192[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Feb. 9.56902[15.6CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Feb. 9.57037[15.9CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Feb. 18.53953[13.3CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Feb. 18.54091[13.3CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Feb. 26.49612[13.5CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Feb. 26.49751[13.5CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Feb. 26.49890[13.0CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 11.45391[13.6CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 11.45530[13.1CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 11.45669[13.2CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 26.45097[13.5CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 26.45236[13.2CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Mar. 26.45375[13.3CNobuo Ohkura
2012 Sept. 26.75201[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Sept. 26.75338[16.3CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Sept. 26.75473[16.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Oct. 15.75683[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Oct. 15.75818[16.3CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Oct. 15.75955[15.9CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Nov. 12.63020[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Nov. 12.63155[16.1CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Nov. 12.63291[15.8CYouichirou Nakashima
2012 Dec. 6.65625[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Feb. 2.60631[16.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Feb. 2.60767[16.4CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Feb. 2.60903[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Mar. 14.57407[16.2CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Mar. 14.57543[16.0CYouichirou Nakashima
2013 Mar. 14.57678[15.9CYouichirou Nakashima
2014 Jan. 31.63502[15.6CYouichirou Nakashima
2014 Jan. 31.63777[15.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2014 Jan. 31.64052[15.4CYouichirou Nakashima

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