[vsnet-alert 16125] Re: CSS J164950.4+035835 outburst

[Josch Hambsch]

Hi,

I have seen the same from last nights observations remotely taken from 
Chile.
It was Mag 16.3 and dropped to 16.45 at the end of observations.


Regards,
Groeten,
Grüße,

Josch

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Subject: [vsnet-alert 16124] Re: CSS J164950.4+035835 outburst

Dear Colleagues,

this star has faded to mag. 16.5, assuming what I see now.

regards
Gianluca

Taichi Kato ha scritto:
> CSS J164950.4+035835 outburst
>
>> CSS100707:164950+035835 16:49:50.35   03:58:35.4   2013-08-3.33    14.12
>
>    This object is an SU UMa-type candidate (see PASJ 64, 62).
> There were six past outbursts in the CRTS data, and the present
> outburst is the brightest one.  It is likely a superoutburst.
> Since it is an equatorial target, I hope Josch Hambsch can
> observe this in the evening (instead of NY Ser) since it is
> a good candidate for detecting stage A superhumps.
>