V1369 Cen
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V1369 Cen
Finally managed to get an hour of clear weather.
Using the Spectra-L200, 300 l/mm grating for approx. R=1000, Genesis 4" f5
The region around Hb continues to show strong Fe emissions.
Still processing the Ha - it appears to have reduced in intensity.
Using the Spectra-L200, 300 l/mm grating for approx. R=1000, Genesis 4" f5
The region around Hb continues to show strong Fe emissions.
Still processing the Ha - it appears to have reduced in intensity.
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Re: V1369 Cen
Good spectrum, Ken. Could you send the fit file for Aras Data Base ?
The spectral development is very similar to Nova Del.
As I said in AAVSO forum, at this stage, there's no [O III] line ; they will appear at the beging of the nebular stage.
[OIII] lines are 4363, 4959 and 5007
All the best
François
The spectral development is very similar to Nova Del.
As I said in AAVSO forum, at this stage, there's no [O III] line ; they will appear at the beging of the nebular stage.
[OIII] lines are 4363, 4959 and 5007
All the best
François
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Hmmm
Now working at R=4040....
Could have done with more exposure time....
The Hb region is the first processed...showing the now "standard P-Cyg" in both the Hb and Fe lines.
I've run a velocity graph based on the Hb (4861A) showing the larger absorption is still around the 1600Km/s
Feedback/ comments welcome.
(Francois - I sent a fits file to you...did you receive?)
Now working at R=4040....
Could have done with more exposure time....
The Hb region is the first processed...showing the now "standard P-Cyg" in both the Hb and Fe lines.
I've run a velocity graph based on the Hb (4861A) showing the larger absorption is still around the 1600Km/s
Feedback/ comments welcome.
(Francois - I sent a fits file to you...did you receive?)
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Some results from last night.
I'll upload the fits later.
The P-Cyg profiles seem to have diminished.
I'll upload the fits later.
The P-Cyg profiles seem to have diminished.
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Very hot weather for the past few days (over 32 deg overnight!) stopped the observing sessions.
A bit cooler last night (28 deg)
The attached spectra show the absorption features beginning to show in the Fe and Ha. P-Cyg profiles certainly reducing.
A bit cooler last night (28 deg)
The attached spectra show the absorption features beginning to show in the Fe and Ha. P-Cyg profiles certainly reducing.
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The observing conditions in Victoria, Australia have been very poor due to the horror bushfires and thick smoke haze we've been having.
Thankfully the loss of life has been minimal.
The attached spectra were obtained on the 10th Feb and show the current situation for the nova. The Ha emission is very strong.
Thankfully the loss of life has been minimal.
The attached spectra were obtained on the 10th Feb and show the current situation for the nova. The Ha emission is very strong.
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Latest V1369 Cen spectra.
The profiles of the Ha and [NII] have significantly changed from the 10th Feb.......
The profiles of the Ha and [NII] have significantly changed from the 10th Feb.......
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Some V1369 data from the 5th April.
Significant changes around Hb, the Fe "curtain" seems to have gone and the nebula phase starting?
Significant changes around Hb, the Fe "curtain" seems to have gone and the nebula phase starting?
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Results from last night show the persistent Ha absorptions and the steady increase of the Ha emission.
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Re: V1369 Cen
Here's the Hb Region from the 15th.
Hmmmm
I think the [OIII] at 4959 and 5007 are beginning to develop.
The others could be NII (5001), NIII (4638) and HeII (4686)
Every spectrum seems to show more and more features......
Hmmmm
I think the [OIII] at 4959 and 5007 are beginning to develop.
The others could be NII (5001), NIII (4638) and HeII (4686)
Every spectrum seems to show more and more features......
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