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Announcement: New Applications
We are excited to announce the launch of our new applications! We're opening up early access to our new applications for searching, downloading, and submitting photometric observations. You can now access these applications through these links:
We ask for your feedback in order to help us improve these applications. Please send feedback for the applications above to feedback@aavso.org. Note: please avoid duplicating submissions across the two submit applications.
In the Epoch field you will find a link called "Ephemeris".
By clicking on it you will see a list of eclipses with their times in UT.
You will have the start, mideclipse and end of the eclipse times.
The next one is on:
03 Jun 2020 19:40
04 Jun 2020 03:41
04 Jun 2020 11:43
Hello Tõnis,
thanks for your comment. I deleted the SDSS photometry, it belongs to the correct star but SDSS saturates at mag 14 or so and then any information for a 4th mag. star is unseless.
Hello Joe,
You can use VSX to get an ephemeris.
Go to the star's page:
https://www.aavso.org/vsx/index.php?view=detail.top&oid=45170
In the Epoch field you will find a link called "Ephemeris".
By clicking on it you will see a list of eclipses with their times in UT.
You will have the start, mideclipse and end of the eclipse times.
The next one is on:
03 Jun 2020 19:40
04 Jun 2020 03:41
04 Jun 2020 11:43
I hope it helps.
Cheers,
Sebastian
Sebastian, I looked at the VSX record of alp Dra and found that it's SDSS photometry refers most probably a different star.
Best regards,
Tõnis
Hello Tõnis,
thanks for your comment. I deleted the SDSS photometry, it belongs to the correct star but SDSS saturates at mag 14 or so and then any information for a 4th mag. star is unseless.
Cheers,
Sebastian