(cba:news) Fwd: (cba:chat) CR Boo, very likely rising to superoutburst
Joe Patterson
jop at astro.columbia.edu
Thu Jun 7 21:08:13 EDT 2012
And here's the news re CR Boo. Since it's out of season, I'm hoping for
very extensive multi-longitude cooperation on this one. New Zealand?
Perth? South Africa? I think the southerners are somewhat favored for
this despite the +8 degree dec - because of the mighty Sun, enemy of all
things western this month.
Not only is the superoutburst imminent, but the big superhumps are quite
short-lived. We're plenty interested in their aftermath (stretching
over a couple weeks)... but just what they do in that first glorious
day, that's been mighty elusive!
joe
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Subject: (cba:chat) CR Boo, very likely rising to superoutburst
Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2012 02:20:36 +0200
From: Enrique de Miguel <edmiguel63 at gmail.com>
Reply-To: cba-chat at cbastro.org
To: cba-chat at cbastro.org
Hi all,
24 hours ago, CR Boo was in its low state at 17.3 mag. Right now
it's at 14.9 mag and it has risen ~0.35 mag since I started this run
(100 minutes ago). Considering that the next supermaximum was expected
at JD ~ 87, this looks like the rising stage to the next
superoutburst. As the brightness at supermax is ~14.1 mag, superhumps
will likely start to show up over the next few hours.
Enrique
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