[vsnet-outburst 10286] Re: [AAVSO-DIS] HV Vir

[Patrick Schmeer]

"MPChecker/CMTChecker/NEOChecker/NEOCMTChecker
Here are the results of your search(es) in the requested field(s):
No known minor planets, brighter than V = 16, were found in the
60.0-arcminute region around
R.A. = 13 21 03.16, Decl. = +01 53 29.1 (J2000.0)
on 2009 05 26.91 UT."

The last superoutburst (also the last recorded outburst)
of HV Vir occurred in 2008 February - just 468 days ago.
Michael Linnolt's observation indicates that HV Vir has
faded rather rapidly so the current outburst (if real)
is very probably a normal one.

Patrick

--- Michael Linnolt <linnolt at hawaii.edu> wrote:

> From: Michael Linnolt <linnolt at hawaii.edu>
> Subject: Re: [AAVSO-DIS] HV Vir
> To: matthewt at aavso.org
> CC: aavso-discussion at aavso.org, aavso-photometry at aavso.org
> Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009
> Unfortunately as per Murphy's law, I
> am now in a very light polluted location compared to last
> night, when I had a negative observation on it under good
> conditions:
> 2454977.76389  <16.0  LMK
> The best I could do right now is:
> 2454978.77083  <13.1  LMK
> 
> Mike Linnolt
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: matthewt at aavso.org
> Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 1:33 pm
> Subject: [AAVSO-DIS] HV Vir
> To: aavso-discussion at aavso.org,
> aavso-photometry at aavso.org
> 
> > Hello everyone,
> > 
> > I don't think MyNewsFlash has been verified as working
> > yet, so I'm sending this out via the list.  Hubert
> > Hautecler has reported HV Vir at 12.6 on 2454978.4076
> > (2009 May 26.9).  This is an infrequent outburster. 
> > Observations are encouraged.
> > 
> > More later,
> > 
> >      -Matthew