Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams

CBAT "Transient Object Followup Reports"

TCP J19282700+0419430

TCP J19282700+0419430   2011 07 05.62  *  19 28 27.00 +04 19 43.0  11.8 C             Aql       0 0

2011 07 05.62

Discovery by D. Yi on the image taken with Canon5D camera + 90mm/F-3.5 lens. He reported a semi-precise position. It was not detected on the image taken on May 24 with the same instruments.

2011 07 05.62

Sorry, it should be (185) Eunike. The report is discarded.

2011 07 06.44

Following the posting on the Central Bureau's Transient Object Confirmation Page about a possible transient (TCP J192827+041943) in Aql we performed some follow-up remotely through Gras network near Mayhill, NM using a 0.25-m, f/3.4 reflector + CCD We can't confirm this transient. We searched an area with a radius of 15' around the reported discovery coordinates J2000 Position: 19 28 27.00 +04 19 43.0 At about 12' away from the reported discovery coordinates there is the minor planet (185) Eunike (unfiltered magnitude 10.8) while at about 4' away there is the Mira variable DM Aql (unfiltered magnitude 10.6) Kind Regards, Ernesto Guido and Giovanni Sostero

2011 07 06.4

There was no object found at the published location to a limiting magnitude of r~18. The search was conducted using the field acquisition camera of th 1.82-m Plaskett telescope (NRCC).