[AZ-Observing] Re: Rapid motion binary stars
- From: "Steve Coe" <stevecoe@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 15:40:52 -0700
Howdy all;
OK, here are the updated values for the NOTES column in the update of the
SAC double star database.
Brian Skiff, how would I put the new orbit data for Gamma Vir into Brian
Workman's spreadsheet? I am not certain exactly what values go into which
cells. If you would be willing to use the new info you have and get me an
uptodate and 5 years hence info, I would appreciate it.
If someone knows of another star that ought to be added to this list of
rapid motion binaries, let me know, please.
Thanks, as always;
Steve Coe
4 AQR Closing; 2012 sep 0.6'' ; PA 32.4 deg
Now--0.7'' ; 26.9 deg
Zeta Aqr Slowly opening; 2015 sep 2.5'' ; PA 174 deg
Now--2.3'' ; PA 183 deg
44 Boo Opening until 2007; 2011 sep 2.3'' ; PA 57.5 deg
Now--sep 2.4''; 55.7 deg PA
Xi Boo Closing; 2011 5.9 '' ; PA 307 deg
Now--6.3'' ; PA 312 deg
Sirius Opening; 2011 sep 9.0'' ; PA 90 deg
CMA Now--7.4'' ; 104 deg
Eta Cas Opening; 2011 sep 13.2'' ; PA 322 deg
Now--sep 13.1'' ; 320 deg PA
Alpha Cen Closing; 2011 5.6'' ; PA 252 deg
Now--9.4''; 233 deg
Eta CrB Opening slowly 2014; then 0.7'' ; PA 196 deg
Now--0.5'' ; PA 128 deg
Sigma CrB Opening slowly; 2017 7.4'' ; PA 239 deg
Now--7.2'' ; PA 238
mu Dra Opening slowly; 2013 sep 2.4'' ; PA 2.7 deg
Now--2.3'' ; 10 deg
Zeta Her Opening; 2011 sep 1.2'' ; PA 169 deg
Now--1.1'' ; 210 deg
Iota Leo Opening; 2016 sep 2.1'' ; PA 99 deg
Now--sep 1.9'' ; 109 deg PA
Lambda OPH Opening until 2008; little change in separation; PA 36 deg
Now--1.6'' ; 35 deg
70 Oph Opening until 2024; then sep 6.7'' ; PA 118 deg
Now--5.2'' ; 136 deg
Tau Oph Closing; 2015 sep 1.5'' ; PA 290 deg
Now--1.6'' sep; PA 286 deg
Alpha Psc Closing slowly; 2016 sep 1.7'' ; PA 260 deg
Now--1.8'' ; 267 deg
78 UMa Closing until 2027; then sep 0.4''; PA 196 deg; slow opening
after 2027
Now--sep 1.4''; 89.7 deg PA
Gamma Vir Closing until 2008; then sep 0.4''; PA 109; rapid opening after
2008
Now--sep 0.6''; 209 deg PA
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