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                                               Circular No. 4902
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
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1989 VB
     Ephemeris from the orbital elements on IAUC 4901:
     1989 ET      R.A. (1950) Decl.     Delta      r       V
     Nov.  6     0 36.45    + 5 14.7    0.078    1.058    15.7
           7     0 46.88    + 6 51.9
           8     0 56.73    + 8 22.0    0.084    1.065    15.8
           9     1 06.01    + 9 45.1
          10     1 14.73    +11 01.5    0.091    1.073    15.9
          11     1 22.92    +12 11.5
          12     1 30.61    +13 15.6    0.099    1.081    16.1
          13     1 37.83    +14 14.1
          14     1 44.61    +15 07.6    0.107    1.089    16.2
          15     1 50.97    +15 56.4
          16     1 56.94    +16 41.0    0.116    1.098    16.4
          17     2 02.56    +17 21.7
          18     2 07.85    +17 59.0    0.125    1.107    16.5
          19     2 12.82    +18 33.0
          20     2 17.51    +19 04.1    0.135    1.116    16.7
          21     2 21.94    +19 32.7
          22     2 26.13    +19 58.9    0.145    1.126    16.9
          23     2 30.09    +20 22.9
          24     2 33.85    +20 45.0    0.156    1.136    17.0
          25     2 37.42    +21 05.3
          26     2 40.82    +21 24.1    0.167    1.146    17.2
          27     2 44.05    +21 41.4
          28     2 47.14    +21 57.3    0.179    1.157    17.4
          29     2 50.10    +22 12.1
          30     2 52.93    +22 25.8    0.191    1.167    17.5
NOVA SCUTI 1989
     M. Grenon, Geneva Observatory, reports the following
photoelectric V magnitudes obtained with the 0.70-m Swiss
telescope at the European Southern Observatory, La Silla:
Oct. 22.012 UT, 10.93; 25.030, 11.79; 26.024, 11.58; 28.033, 11.35;
29.021, 11.13; 30.019, 11.07; 31.024, 11.01; Nov. 2.035, 11.05;
3.030, 10.94; 4.026, 10.95.  The probable error in the
observations is +/- 0.01 mag, except +/- 0.02 mag on Nov. 2.035.
While the star is brightening slowly again, there is little
change in color.
1989 November 7                (4902)             Daniel W. E. Green
 
 
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