[vsnet-chat 7324] Re: New variable stars MisV1341 - MisV1347

[Seiichi Yoshida]

Dear colleagues,

I researched the NSVS data and found that the NSVS light curves
confirm the variation and suggest the type on two of our new stars.

> MisV1344
>   R.A.   01h50m45s.13
>   Decl.  +66o12'31".1  (2000.0)
>   Mag.   13.8-14.9C
> = IRAS 01470+6557  01h50m43s.7 +66o12'25"  Ellipse:26x9"  P.A.:47  Flux(12):0.4258  Flux(25):0.1318  Flux(60):<0.6171  Flux(100):<13.48  Var:0%
> 
> http://www.aerith.net/misao/data/misv.cgi?1344

The NSVS data suggests it is a Mira type variable with a period of
about 300 days and the epoch of JD = 2451370.

> MisV1347
>   R.A.   23h58m29s.86
>   Decl.  +65o56'50".9  (2000.0)
>   Mag.   13.4-14.1C
>   Type   M?
> = IRAS 23559+6540  23h58m30s.5 +65o56'57"  Ellipse:15x3"  P.A.:33  Flux(12):2.293  Flux(25):1.438  Flux(60):0.7898  Flux(100):<19.48  Var:20%
> = MSX5C G117.5671+03.6287  23h58m30s.02 +65o56'51".0  InScanError:2.5"  CrossScanError:1.7"  Flux(A):3.3159  Flux(C):2.9835(var)  Flux(D):2.2762(var)
> 
> http://www.aerith.net/misao/data/misv.cgi?1347

The NSVS data suggests it is a Mira type variable, although the period
is not determined.

Best regards,

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