Observation du maximum d'éclat de RR Lyr cette nuit par divers observateuurs en spectro (eShel, Lhires III 150, LISA) et aussi en photométrie simultanée.
Vous pouvez voir l'évolution d'éclat en direct (A. Klotz) - toujours spectaculaire, ici :
http://81.56.216.148:81/data/120624/rrl ... 120624.gif
Christian B
25/06/2012 - RR Lyr
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