1846-01D Probable nova in Aquila = CI Aquilae??
Active Dates: April 28, 2000 – May 1, 2000
Abstract:
Kesao Takamizawa discovered an apparent nova at magnitude 10.0 in Aquila on Apr. 28.669 and 28.673 UT. This object is close to CI Aql, a possible nova discovered in 1917. Spectroscopic observations indicate it to be a fast nova a few weeks after maximum.
Justification:
CI Aql is a historical nova, and understanding new outbursts helps in studying nova phenomena.
Requested Data Types:
Spectroscopy, Photometry
Targets
| Name | Magnitude | Variability Type | Photometry Notes | Spectroscopy Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CI Aql | 8.50 | NR+E |
Cadence: Not Specified Precision: 100 |
Cadence: Not Specified Resolution: 250 Desired SNR: 100 |
Spectroscopy Lines:
He II (4686.0 Å), H-beta (4861.0 Å), H-alpha (6563.0 Å)
Photometry Filters:
V (Johnson)
Comparison Stars:
No comparison stars provided
Co-Authorship
Observers are not eligible for co-authorship.
Additional Observer Input:
Not provided
Additional Submission Location:
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Forum URL
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Notes:
Principal Investigator: Kesao Takamizawa and Minoru Yamamoto; Imported Campaign (Alert Notice #274)