Event | |
Date | 2023-09-11 |
Asteroid | (2010) Chebyshev |
Star | UCAC4 373-185313 |
Asteroid magnitude | 15.78m |
Star magnitude | 12.84m |
Combined magnitude | 12.77m |
Expected drop | 3.01m |
Expected time | 22:30:59 UT ± 2.21 s |
Expected duration | 2.73 s |
1-σ path width error | 0.11 |
Star RUWE | 1.00 |
Station | |
Observer | Anna Marciniak |
Latitude | 052 36 14.0 |
Longitude | 016 02 33.4 |
Altitude | 65 m |
Geodetic system | WGS84 |
Nearest city | Sierakow |
Result | |
Overal result | Positive |
Start observation | 22:29:57 UT |
End observation | 22:32:01 UT |
Disappearance | Second Star: 22:30:56.800 UT ± 0.30 s |
Reappearance | Second Star: 22:30:57.420 UT ± 0.18 s |
Duration | 0.62 s |
Technical data | |
Telescope | SCT 35/185 [cm] |
Camera | Andor Zyla 5.5 with sCMOS sensor |
Exposure | 0.15 s |
Observation method | Sequential images |
Time source | GPS |
Signal noise ratio | 3.6 |
Wind | 1 B |
Temperature | 21°C |
Transparency | Clear |
Seeing | Slight flickering |
Additional information | |
Comment | Probability: 100%. A double event, caused a binary star. After the first 3 frames of the event (reported here as second star), the star clearly reappeared in 2 frames, and then disappeared again for another 9 frames. |
SOPiZ annotation | double star |
SODIS | View report (requires account) |
OWC | View more details |
Last modified | 2023-09-13 20:36:08 |