With our 2SPOT team, and especially Lionel (and the invaluable help of Jaroslav Merc), we have set up a method for finding new symbiotic stars, which follows on from what Lionel presented during the congress in Prague on June 7th, the presentation of which can be found here :
http://symbiotics2024.cuni.cz/presentat ... mulato.pdf
We're in the process of completing the list of candidates, and during the last OHP spectro course, we were able to make some spectra of some candidates that were easier to observe from France.
magnitude V are between 12,6 to 14,5
New symbiotic stars discovery
New symbiotic stars discovery
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2SPOT : Southern Spectroscopic Project Observatory Team
Website : http://www.2spot.org - Observatory Site : Deep Sky Chile https://www.deepskychile.com/fr/
Suport our action : https://www.helloasso.com/associations/ ... mulaires/2
Website : http://www.2spot.org - Observatory Site : Deep Sky Chile https://www.deepskychile.com/fr/
Suport our action : https://www.helloasso.com/associations/ ... mulaires/2
Re: New symbiotic stars discovery
This work was received so well that it attracted a spontaneous round of applause in the discussion following the presentation at the Prague meeting...
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Martinborough, New Zealand. Alpy, Lhires RC12
Martinborough, New Zealand. Alpy, Lhires RC12