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Announcement: New Applications
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It seems the ASAS-3 look-up utility is down as much as it is up. I hope someone has tried to copy _all_ the data to some other place. This is the sort of thing that should be at VizieR but is not.
There is the same problem with data from CRTS-2, by "External Links" in VSX and by website http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/DataRelease/ with the menu "Data Services > Single Sources".
Unfortunately ASAS tends to go down fairly regularly. Sometimes for a day and sometimes for a couple weeks. There is no one that I know to contact, so you will just have to wait it out. The only good news is that it does eventually come back up.
It seems the ASAS-3 look-up utility is down as much as it is up. I hope someone has tried to copy _all_ the data to some other place. This is the sort of thing that should be at VizieR but is not.
\Brian
There is the same problem with data from CRTS-2, by "External Links" in VSX and by website http://nesssi.cacr.caltech.edu/DataRelease/ with the menu "Data Services > Single Sources".
Davide.
I just saw that ASAS3 is fortunately back in operation. The data format was not changed.
Hello All,
Unfortunately ASAS tends to go down fairly regularly. Sometimes for a day and sometimes for a couple weeks. There is no one that I know to contact, so you will just have to wait it out. The only good news is that it does eventually come back up.
Good Luck,
Bert Pablo
Staff Astronomer, AAVSO