[vsnet-alert 14295] NSV02026 possible outburst

[Seiichi Yoshida]

Dear colleagues,

Nobuo Ohkura's survey images detected a possible outburst of NSV02026
(R.A. 05h29m58s.8, Decl. +18o48'10") in the course of the MISAO
Project.

NSV02026 20120226.48640 140C Mis
NSV02026 20120226.48779 141C Mis

The measured position is R.A. 05h29m59s.3, Decl. +18o47'53", which
implies we measurd the blended image of NSV02026 with the following 15
mag star.

USNO-A2.0 1050.02098370  05h29m59s.815 +18o47'43".29  Mag(R):14.5  Mag(B):16.6

Past observations by Youichirou Nakashima's survey images in the
course of the MISAO Project are as follows. Outburst was detected
twice on Feb. 4 and Nov. 21 in 2011. Note that Nakashima's images are
high resolution images and measured NSV02026 itself.

NSV_02026 20101129.72773 174C Mis
NSV_02026 20110106.62308 172C Mis
NSV_02026 20110106.63126 177C Mis
NSV_02026 20110106.63265 174C Mis
NSV_02026 20110106.63403 176C Mis
NSV_02026 20110124.54175 179C Mis
NSV_02026 20110124.54684 179C Mis
NSV_02026 20110124.54958 181C Mis
NSV_02026 20110204.54843 151C Mis
NSV_02026 20110204.55374 149C Mis
NSV_02026 20110204.55508 148C Mis
NSV_02026 20110204.55641 148C Mis
NSV_02026 20110304.53078 <166C Mis
NSV_02026 20110304.53212 <163C Mis
NSV_02026 20110304.53345 <161C Mis
NSV_02026 20111121.60903 139C Mis
NSV_02026 20111121.61037 138C Mis
NSV_02026 20111121.61171 139C Mis
NSV_02026 20120125.62301 169C Mis
NSV_02026 20120125.62434 169C Mis
NSV_02026 20120125.62568 165C Mis
NSV_02026 20120125.62701 168C Mis
NSV_02026 20120209.53363 <164C Mis

Best regards,

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Seiichi Yoshida
comet at aerith.net
http://www.aerith.net/