International Occultation Timing Association
European Section
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Moon |
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Asteroid |
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Planet |
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Pluto, TNOs |
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Astrometry |
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Sol.Eclipse |
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Information about the star to be occulted with coordinates:
RA 17h 34m 21.8
DEC -15d 42' 10.5''
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Vmag |
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Bmag |
16.7 |
400nm-500nm |
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Rmag |
15.2 |
600nm-750nm |
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Imag |
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750nm-1000nm |
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Jmag |
12.5 |
1µm-1.5µm |
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Hmag |
11.8 |
1.5µm-2µm |
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Kmag |
11.6 |
2µm-3µm |
Catalog used for J, H and Kmag is the 2MASS catalogue, for Rmag and Bmag from the DENIS database (DENIS Consortium, 2005)
Please notice, that these values are only for general information, take your own images beforehand the occultation! The star should be easy to get, if you have an instrument larger than 8 inch diameter and an appropriate camera.
