[vsnet-alert 12121] Re: OT_J205126.2+440524 (Another new transient in Cygnus)

[Taichi Kato]

(fwd)

   There is another apparent ID:

205126.1 +440522 (2000.0) SFR_G84.47-0.13 IR_source 20496+4354 
205126.1 +440522 (2000.0) SFR_G84.47-0.13 optical_nebula/star red_stars 
205126.1 +440522 (2000.0) SFR_G84.47-0.13 optical_nebula/star refl.+em.neb ula 

   There appear to have been an optical nebula/star (and apparently red stars).

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From: Brian Skiff <bas at lowell.edu>
Subject: [vsnet-alert 12120] OT_J205126.2+440524 (Another new transient in
        Cygnus)

> its unfiltered magnitude was about 13.8 and gives the position as R.A. 
> = 20h51m26s.19, Decl. = +44d05'23".6 (equinox 2000.0).


     This position corresponds exactly to an IRAS source that has
actually been well-detected in the mid/far infrared, but too faint
to show up even at K in 2MASS.  Identifications from VizieR include:

IRAS 20496+4354 = AKARI 2051262+440523 = MSX6C G084.4678-00.1344

Note that the SIMBAD entry for the IRAS source has four biblio
items, though one of them deals with V1704 Cyg.



\Brian