T CrB symbiotic star (the blaze star)

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Olivier Thizy
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T CrB symbiotic star (the blaze star)

Post by Olivier Thizy »

T CrB is well positionned in the sky after midnight. It is a recurrent nova and is kind of easy to get.

Here is a spectrum with very long exposure [so I could sleep... :-)] on T CrB with LISA spectrograph and Televue 85mm refractor:
T CrB spectrum
T CrB spectrum
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Cordialement,
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Stephane Charbonnel
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Re: T CrB symbiotic star (the blaze star)

Post by Stephane Charbonnel »

Hello,

I have tried this star when I wait a FS Cma was more high in the sky.
With : T500 + ESHEL :

Image

You can find more detailed spectrum at http://www.astrosurf.com/charbonnel/Tra ... 01_918.png
And FITS files at http://www.astrosurf.com/charbonnel/Tra ... 01_918.zip

Stephane
Francois Teyssier
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Re: T CrB symbiotic star (the blaze star)

Post by Francois Teyssier »

C'est un résultat spectaculaire à cette faible luminosité (mag 10.1) !
Un crop sur Ha :
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L'absorption centrale légèrement décalée vers le bleu (comme dans la plupart des symbiotiques) est clairement visible.
Bonne continuation Stéphane.

François Teyssier
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