Small Astronomy Calendar for Amateur Astronomers 2021

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Small Astronomy Calendar for Amateur Astronomers Year III

2021 Let’s welcome our 2021 Small Astronomy Calendar Edition made by our Intergalactic Astronomy Educators Fellowship (IGAEF)’s team. In 2021, many amateur astronomers asked for calculations for more specific geographical locations. This year we added new useful calculated positions and coordinates for everyone in the world to use. You should check this calendar every month, specifically the lunar occultations pages for your observation point. There are many interesting and unique events that might not happen every year, because of the different parameters of the Moon orbit. Our hope is to fulfill your expectations. We would like to receive suggestions and feedback. You can find the editor’s email in the last page of the calendar. We appreciate your support and we are looking forward to having a good observational year, and a better and more complete calendar for this first year of a new decade.

Index

3 - Calendar for 2021 4 – What is the Intergalactic Astronomy Educators Fellowship (IGAEF) 5 - Time Zones and Universal Time 6 - Phases of the Moon 2021 7 – Physical Ephemeris for the Moon 2021 10 - Local Time (EST) of MOONRISE 2021 11 - Local Time (EST) of MOONSET 2021 12 - Local time (EST) of planets rise and set 2021 15 - Diary of Astronomical Phenomena 2021 21 - Lunar eclipses 23 - Solar Eclipses 25 - Meteor Showers for 2021 26 – 2021 Upcoming Comets 27 - Satellites of Jupiter 2021 36 – Mutual Events of Jupiter Satellites 2021 39 - Julian Day Number, Apparent Sidereal Time, Obliquity of the Ecliptic, and UT of Solar transit 41 - Sun, Equinox of J2000 43 - Central Meridian of Mars, 2021 44 - Central Meridian of Jupiter, System I, 2021 45 - Central Meridian of Jupiter, System II, 2021 46 - Central Meridian of Saturn, System I, 2021 47 - Lunar Occultation predictions 48 – Table information 51 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Bill Sadowski Park, Miami, Florida, USA 73 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Fox Observatory, Broward, Florida, USA 107 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Marathon Key Airport, Florida, USA 129 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Coleman Science Works Theater, Tampa, Florida, USA 151 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Capitolio Nacional, Havana City, Cuba 173 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Teide Observatory, Canary Islands, Spain 191 - Lunar Occultation predictions for San Vicente, Colombia 215 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Museo de Astronomia El Meteorito, Mexico 237 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Ricardo Sanchez Observatory, Argentina 261 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Chicago Astronomer Observatory, USA 280 - Lunar Occultation predictions for Varney Observatory, Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA

C A L E N D A R F O R 2021

January February March Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 28 29 30 31 31 April May June Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 30 31 July August September Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30

October November December Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 31

Easter Sunday: 2021 Apr 04

What is the Intergalactic Astronomy Educators Fellowship (IGAEF)?

Is the organization of people who like to promote, teach and disseminate astronomy, and is based in Miami. We like to invite whose research and educational interests lie within the broad spectrum of subjects comprising contemporary astronomy. Our mission is to support and share scientific understanding of the universe. The Intergalactic Astronomy Educators Fellowship is working hard to inspire, guide and support astronomy teachers, educators and enthusiasts of all walks of life. We will continuously work to provide projects (or links to projects that already exist) to teachers, educators, students and all who are interested in learning. We enjoy sharing the love of astronomy through our many activities and through every spoken word. We will work tirelessly to accomplish these goals through volunteers, partners, and donors. Our organization was established with the following goals in mind : • To better our world’s society through the knowledge and appreciation of astronomy. • To show and teach about our world and our universe through the astronomer’s views and perspectives. • To disseminate the latest news and discoveries about astronomy. • To promote observational activities. • To explain the roles of astronomy and astronautics advisers. • To better promote the connection between professionals, astronauts and engineers with those interested in astronomy and astronautics. • To empower the teaching of astronomy and to spread its world-changing benefits. • We will strive to accomplish our goals through all possible means, from using the latest knowledge data to providing a wide array of educational materials. • We will strive to better our world in the advancement of space science and exploration by implementing these aforementioned goals. • AND LASTLY, we pledge to teach and reinforce the practices of ethics, respect, and morality in an universal way, for the welfare of all of mankind.

Time Zones and Universal Time Fomr: https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEhelp/TimeZone.html

Time can be measured in a number of ways. For instance, we can measure the passage of time via the orbital motion of Earth and other planets in the solar system (Dynamical Time). Or we can measure time based on the rotation of Earth on its axis with respect to the stars (Universal Time). Finally, we can measure time through the oscillations of atoms (International Atomic Time). Universal Time or UT is the precise measure of time used as the basis for all civil time-keeping. Although their exact definitions differ, most readers can assume that Universal Time is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time or GMT. Universal Time is actually based on the mean sidereal time as measured in Greenwich, England. It's also approximately equal to mean solar time from Greenwich. Most astronomical calculations and predictions are usually presented in terms of Universal Time. In order to convert eclipse predictions from UT to local time, you need to know what time zone you are in. For North Americans, the conversion from UT to local time is as follows:

Atlantic Standard Time (AST) = UT - 4 hours Eastern Standard Time (EST) = UT - 5 hours Central Standard Time (CST) = UT - 6 hours Mountain Standard Time (MST) = UT - 7 hours Pacific Standard Time (PST) = UT - 8 hours

If Daylight Saving Time is in effect in the time zone, you must ADD one hour to the above standard times. For example, let's assume that an eclipse begins in Toledo, Ohio on June 20 at 20:25 UT. Toledo is in the Eastern Standard Time zone, so:

Local Time = 20:25 - 5 hours = 15:25 (= 3:25 pm)

But since Toledo observes Daylight Saving Time in June, we must ADD one more hour to the above time. So the eclipse will begin at 16:25 (=4:25pm) local time. Time zones for countries around the world can be determined with a special Time Zone Map courtesy of HM Nautical Almanac Office, Royal Greenwich Observatory. Just remember that you'll need to check with your travel agent or with a guide book to find out if Daylight Saving Time is practiced during that time of year. Coordinated Universal Time (or UTC) is based on atomic time. It is synchronized and adjusted to stay within 0.9 seconds of Universal Time (UT). Occasionally, a "leap second" is added to UTC in order keep it in sync with UT (which varies due to Earth's rotation).

Phases of the Moon 2021

New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter d h d h d h ⊕dist d h Jan 6 9.6 Jan 13 5.1 Jan 20 21.1 Jan 28 19.3 (59.82) Feb 4 17.7 Feb 11 19.2 Feb 19 18.8 Feb 27 8.3 (58.11) Mar 6 1.5 We invite you to visit Mar 13 10.4 Mar 21 14.6 Mar 28 18.8 (56.79) Apr 4 10.1 our website Apr 12 2.5 Apr 20 6.9 Apr 27 3.5 (56.07) May 3 19.9 May 11 19.0 May 19 19.1 May 26 11.3 (56.05) Jun 2 7.5 Jun 10 10.9 Jun 18 3.9 Jun 24 18.7 (56.69) Jul 1 21.3 https://igaef.org/ Jul 10 1.3 Jul 17 10.2 Jul 24 2.7 (57.90) Jul 31 13.4 Aug 8 13.8 Aug 15 15.4 Aug 22 12.1 (59.46) Aug 30 7.3 Sep 7 0.8 Sep 13 20.7 Sep 20 23.9 (61.15) Sep 29 1.9 Oct 6 11.0 Oct 13 3.4 Oct 20 15.0 (62.62) Oct 28 20.1 Nov 4 21.3 Nov 11 12.9 Nov 19 9.0 (63.55) Nov 27 12.4 Dec 4 7.8 Dec 11 1.7 Dec 19 4.6 (63.64) Dec 27 2.4

Moon at Perigee 2021

d h d h d h d h Full of information, links Jan 9 15 Feb 3 20 Mar 2 6 Mar 30 6 and useful resources! Apr 27 15 May 26 1 Jun 23 10 Jul 21 10 Aug 17 9 Sep 11 10 Oct 8 18 Nov 5 23 Dec 4 10 Including pages dedicated to children, activities, Moon at Apogee 2021 decision makers, and much d h d h d h d h more! Jan 21 13 Feb 18 11 Mar 18 5 Apr 14 17 May 11 21 Jun 8 3 Jul 5 15 Aug 2 8 Aug 30 2 Sep 26 21 Oct 24 15 Nov 21 2 And you can help us with a Dec 18 2 donation from there!

Physical Ephemeris for the Moon 2021

Date l b Axis Coln Lat %ill Date l b Axis Coln Lat %ill o o o o o o o o o o Jan 1 -5.2 -4.6 14.6 117.1 -0.5 96 Apr 1 2.6 -1.9 12.0 132.2 -1.3 85 3 -5.0 -6.3 21.4 141.3 -0.6 84 3 5.0 1.5 0.6 156.5 -1.3 66 5 -3.9 -6.7 23.3 165.6 -0.7 66 5 6.2 4.3 349.1 180.9 -1.3 44 7 -2.1 -5.5 20.4 189.9 -0.7 43 7 6.2 6.1 340.8 205.3 -1.3 24 9 0.0 -2.9 13.0 214.3 -0.8 22 9 5.3 6.7 337.1 229.7 -1.3 9

11 2.3 0.3 2.0 238.6 -0.9 6 11 3.6 6.0 337.6 254.2 -1.2 1 13 4.2 3.5 350.0 263.0 -0.9 0 13 1.3 4.2 341.5 278.6 -1.2 1 15 5.3 5.8 341.0 287.4 -1.0 4 15 -1.4 1.8 348.2 303.1 -1.2 7 17 5.1 6.7 337.0 311.7 -1.0 16 17 -4.3 -1.0 357.4 327.5 -1.1 20 19 3.6 6.4 337.4 336.1 -1.0 32 19 -6.6 -3.6 7.6 351.9 -1.1 37

21 1.2 4.9 341.3 0.4 -1.1 51 21 -7.9 -5.7 16.7 16.3 -1.1 57 23 -1.5 2.6 348.0 24.7 -1.1 70 23 -7.5 -6.7 22.2 40.7 -1.0 77 25 -3.9 -0.1 357.4 49.0 -1.1 85 25 -5.1 -6.2 22.8 65.1 -0.9 93 27 -5.2 -3.0 8.0 73.3 -1.1 96 27 -1.4 -4.0 18.2 89.4 -0.9 100 29 -5.2 -5.3 17.4 97.5 -1.2 100 29 2.5 -0.7 8.8 113.7 -0.8 95

31 -4.0 -6.5 22.6 121.8 -1.2 94 May 1 5.5 2.7 356.6 138.1 -0.8 80 Feb 2 -2.1 -6.2 22.7 146.1 -1.3 79 3 7.0 5.3 345.5 162.5 -0.7 59 4 -0.1 -4.4 18.0 170.4 -1.3 58 5 7.1 6.7 338.9 186.9 -0.7 38 6 1.7 -1.6 9.2 194.7 -1.3 36 7 5.9 6.6 336.9 211.3 -0.7 20 8 3.2 1.6 357.7 219.1 -1.4 16 9 3.8 5.5 338.7 235.8 -0.6 7

10 4.2 4.4 346.6 243.4 -1.4 4 11 1.2 3.3 343.7 260.3 -0.6 1 12 4.6 6.2 339.3 267.8 -1.5 0 13 -1.6 0.7 351.4 284.7 -0.5 1 14 4.1 6.6 336.8 292.2 -1.5 5 15 -4.3 -2.1 1.2 309.2 -0.5 9 16 2.5 5.8 338.3 316.6 -1.5 17 17 -6.5 -4.6 11.2 333.7 -0.5 23 18 0.0 4.0 343.2 341.0 -1.5 34 19 -7.7 -6.3 19.1 358.1 -0.4 42

20 -2.8 1.5 350.8 5.3 -1.5 52 21 -7.4 -6.8 23.0 22.6 -0.3 63 22 -5.1 -1.3 0.7 29.6 -1.5 71 23 -5.5 -5.7 22.0 47.0 -0.3 83 24 -6.3 -3.9 11.2 53.9 -1.5 87 25 -2.1 -3.1 16.0 71.3 -0.2 97 26 -5.8 -5.8 19.5 78.2 -1.5 98 27 1.8 0.4 5.5 95.7 -0.1 100 28 -3.8 -6.5 23.2 102.5 -1.5 99 29 5.2 3.7 352.9 120.1 0.0 91

Mar 2 -1.0 -5.5 21.5 126.8 -1.5 91 31 7.1 6.0 342.8 144.4 0.0 74 4 1.7 -3.1 15.1 151.1 -1.5 73 Jun 2 7.3 6.9 337.7 168.9 0.1 53 6 3.6 0.0 5.0 175.4 -1.5 51 4 6.1 6.4 337.2 193.3 0.1 33 8 4.7 3.0 353.3 199.8 -1.5 29 6 3.8 4.7 340.3 217.8 0.1 17 10 5.0 5.3 343.5 224.2 -1.5 12 8 1.1 2.4 346.3 242.3 0.2 5

12 4.7 6.5 337.9 248.6 -1.6 2 10 -1.7 -0.4 354.9 266.8 0.2 0 14 3.6 6.3 336.9 273.0 -1.6 0 12 -4.2 -3.1 5.1 291.3 0.3 2 16 1.7 5.0 339.7 297.4 -1.6 6 14 -6.0 -5.4 14.6 315.7 0.3 12 18 -0.9 2.9 345.5 321.8 -1.5 18 16 -6.9 -6.6 21.1 340.2 0.4 28 20 -3.7 0.3 353.9 346.2 -1.5 35 18 -6.6 -6.6 23.1 4.7 0.4 48

22 -6.1 -2.4 4.1 10.6 -1.5 54 20 -5.0 -5.0 20.6 29.1 0.5 70 24 -7.3 -4.8 14.0 34.9 -1.5 73 22 -2.2 -2.1 13.4 53.5 0.6 89 26 -6.8 -6.3 21.1 59.3 -1.4 90 24 1.2 1.4 2.1 77.9 0.6 99 28 -4.3 -6.4 23.2 83.6 -1.4 99 26 4.5 4.5 349.6 102.3 0.7 98 30 -0.8 -4.8 20.0 107.9 -1.4 98 28 6.5 6.4 340.7 126.7 0.8 86

Apr 1 2.6 -1.9 12.0 132.2 -1.3 85 30 7.0 6.8 337.1 151.1 0.8 69 3 5.0 1.5 0.6 156.5 -1.3 66 Jul 2 5.8 5.8 337.9 175.5 0.8 49

Date l b Axis Coln Lat %ill Date l b Axis Coln Lat %ill o o o o o o o o o o Jul 1 6.5 6.4 337.0 163.3 0.8 59 Oct 1 -5.6 -5.5 13.3 206.8 1.3 32 3 4.7 4.9 339.7 187.7 0.8 39 3 -6.2 -6.6 20.3 231.2 1.2 15 5 2.1 2.6 345.3 212.2 0.9 22 5 -5.1 -6.3 23.0 255.7 1.2 3 7 -0.7 -0.1 353.6 236.7 0.9 9 7 -2.8 -4.4 20.7 280.1 1.2 0 9 -3.2 -2.8 3.7 261.2 0.9 1 9 0.2 -1.4 13.8 304.6 1.1 9

11 -4.8 -5.1 13.5 285.7 1.0 1 11 2.9 2.0 3.0 329.0 1.1 26 13 -5.6 -6.5 20.5 310.2 1.0 9 13 4.8 4.8 351.0 353.4 1.1 48 15 -5.4 -6.5 23.1 334.7 1.0 24 15 5.9 6.4 341.9 17.7 1.0 70 17 -4.4 -5.1 21.1 359.1 1.1 45 17 6.0 6.6 337.5 42.1 1.0 87 19 -2.6 -2.5 14.8 23.6 1.1 68 19 5.2 5.5 337.6 66.4 1.0 97

21 -0.1 0.8 4.4 48.0 1.2 87 21 3.6 3.4 341.3 90.7 0.9 100 23 2.7 4.0 352.1 72.3 1.2 98 23 1.2 0.7 348.0 115.0 0.9 95 25 5.0 6.1 342.2 96.7 1.3 99 25 -1.6 -2.0 357.0 139.3 0.8 84 27 6.2 6.7 337.4 121.1 1.3 90 27 -4.3 -4.5 7.1 163.7 0.8 67 29 5.7 5.9 337.6 145.5 1.4 74 29 -6.4 -6.2 16.0 188.0 0.7 48

31 3.9 4.0 341.3 169.9 1.4 55 31 -7.1 -6.8 21.6 212.4 0.6 29 Aug 2 1.3 1.5 347.9 194.4 1.4 36 Nov 2 -6.1 -6.0 22.8 236.8 0.6 11 4 -1.5 -1.2 356.9 218.8 1.4 20 4 -3.5 -3.6 19.2 261.2 0.5 1 6 -3.6 -3.8 7.2 243.3 1.4 7 6 0.1 -0.3 10.9 285.6 0.5 2 8 -4.8 -5.7 16.4 267.8 1.4 0 8 3.6 3.2 358.9 310.0 0.4 14

10 -4.8 -6.5 21.9 292.3 1.4 2 10 6.1 5.7 347.2 334.4 0.4 33 12 -3.9 -6.0 22.8 316.8 1.4 13 12 7.2 6.8 339.7 358.7 0.3 55 14 -2.5 -4.0 19.2 341.3 1.4 32 14 7.0 6.4 337.1 23.1 0.3 75 16 -0.8 -1.0 11.3 5.7 1.5 54 16 5.6 4.9 338.7 47.4 0.2 90 18 1.2 2.2 0.1 30.1 1.5 76 18 3.5 2.5 343.5 71.7 0.2 98

20 3.1 4.9 348.4 54.5 1.5 92 20 0.8 -0.3 351.0 95.9 0.1 100 22 4.8 6.4 340.2 78.8 1.6 100 22 -2.0 -3.0 0.6 120.2 0.1 94 24 5.4 6.4 337.1 103.2 1.6 97 24 -4.6 -5.3 10.5 144.5 0.0 82 26 4.8 5.1 338.4 127.6 1.6 87 26 -6.6 -6.6 18.3 168.8 -0.1 65 28 2.9 3.0 343.2 152.0 1.6 71 28 -7.5 -6.7 22.5 193.1 -0.1 45

30 0.2 0.3 350.7 176.4 1.6 53 30 -6.9 -5.4 22.2 217.5 -0.2 24 Sep 1 -2.5 -2.4 0.3 200.8 1.5 34 Dec 2 -4.5 -2.8 17.5 241.9 -0.2 8 3 -4.5 -4.7 10.4 225.2 1.5 17 4 -0.9 0.7 8.0 266.3 -0.3 0 5 -5.3 -6.2 18.6 249.7 1.5 5 6 3.1 4.1 355.3 290.6 -0.4 4 7 -4.6 -6.5 22.7 274.2 1.5 0 8 6.3 6.2 344.2 315.0 -0.4 19

9 -2.9 -5.2 22.0 298.6 1.5 5 10 7.8 6.8 338.3 339.4 -0.5 39 11 -0.8 -2.7 16.7 323.1 1.5 19 12 7.5 5.9 337.3 3.7 -0.5 60 13 1.3 0.5 7.3 347.5 1.5 40 14 5.9 4.0 340.2 28.0 -0.6 78 15 3.0 3.6 355.5 11.9 1.5 63 16 3.4 1.4 346.0 52.3 -0.6 91 17 4.3 5.7 344.9 36.3 1.5 83 18 0.6 -1.4 354.4 76.6 -0.7 99

19 5.1 6.6 338.6 60.7 1.5 96 20 -2.1 -4.0 4.4 100.8 -0.7 99 21 5.1 6.0 337.1 85.0 1.5 100 22 -4.5 -5.8 13.8 125.1 -0.8 93 23 4.0 4.3 339.7 109.3 1.4 96 24 -6.2 -6.7 20.3 149.4 -0.8 80 25 1.9 1.8 345.4 133.7 1.4 85 26 -7.1 -6.3 22.8 173.7 -0.9 62 27 -0.8 -0.9 353.7 158.0 1.4 69 28 -6.8 -4.6 21.2 198.0 -0.9 40

29 -3.6 -3.5 3.6 182.4 1.3 51 30 -5.0 -1.7 15.2 222.3 -1.0 20 Oct 1 -5.6 -5.5 13.3 206.8 1.3 32 Jan 1 -1.8 1.7 4.8 246.7 -1.0 5

Local Time of MOONRISE (EST) 2021

Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 20.15 22.11 21.03 23.12 ..... 0.23 0.05 0.11 0.48 1.18 3.00 3.45 2 21.16 23.12 22.07 ..... 0.08 1.01 0.37 0.46 1.39 2.17 4.01 4.51 3 22.16 ..... 23.11 0.18 1.00 1.34 1.07 1.25 2.35 3.17 5.03 6.01 Do you like to 4 23.16 0.15 ..... 1.21 1.47 2.06 1.39 2.09 3.33 4.17 6.09 7.13 disseminate 5 ..... 1.21 0.16 2.16 2.25 2.36 2.12 2.57 4.33 5.19 7.17 8.24 science ? 6 0.17 2.25 1.24 3.04 3.00 3.06 2.49 3.50 5.33 6.21 8.28 9.30 7 1.21 3.30 2.26 3.46 3.32 3.38 3.29 4.47 6.34 7.25 9.38 10.28 8 2.24 4.32 3.25 4.23 4.03 4.12 4.14 5.46 7.35 8.31 10.45 11.17 Visit and suscribe 9 3.29 5.29 4.17 4.57 4.33 4.50 5.05 6.46 8.36 9.38 11.45 11.59 10 4.35 6.21 5.04 5.29 5.04 5.32 5.59 7.45 9.39 10.47 12.37 12.36 to our new science organization! 11 5.41 7.07 5.45 5.59 5.36 6.18 6.56 8.44 10.43 11.53 13.22 13.09 12 6.43 7.47 6.22 6.30 6.11 7.10 7.54 9.44 11.49 12.55 14.00 13.40 13 7.40 8.23 6.55 7.01 6.50 8.04 8.53 10.44 12.55 13.50 14.35 14.11 14 8.30 8.56 7.27 7.35 7.34 9.01 9.51 11.46 13.59 14.39 15.07 14.42 15 9.14 9.27 7.58 8.11 8.22 9.59 10.50 12.50 14.59 15.21 15.37 15.15

16 9.52 9.58 8.29 8.52 9.14 10.58 11.49 13.55 15.52 15.58 16.08 15.50 17 10.26 10.30 9.01 9.36 10.09 11.56 12.49 15.01 16.39 16.32 16.40 16.29 18 10.58 11.03 9.36 10.26 11.07 12.55 13.52 16.05 17.20 17.04 17.13 17.13 19 11.29 11.39 10.13 11.20 12.06 13.56 14.58 17.04 17.57 17.35 17.50 18.01 www.frontlinescienceteam.com 20 12.00 12.18 10.55 12.17 13.05 14.59 16.06 17.57 18.31 18.06 18.31 18.53

21 12.32 13.03 11.42 13.17 14.06 16.05 17.13 18.43 19.03 18.38 19.16 19.47 22 13.06 13.53 12.34 14.18 15.07 17.14 18.17 19.23 19.34 19.13 20.05 20.43 23 13.43 14.48 13.31 15.20 16.11 18.24 19.15 19.59 20.06 19.51 20.57 21.39 24 14.26 15.47 14.31 16.23 17.18 19.32 20.06 20.32 20.39 20.33 21.52 22.36 Look for our 25 15.13 16.50 15.33 17.27 18.28 20.35 20.50 21.04 21.15 21.20 22.49 23.32 Facebook page too!

26 16.06 17.53 16.36 18.34 19.39 21.29 21.28 21.35 21.55 22.10 23.46 ..... 27 17.03 18.56 17.40 19.43 20.48 22.16 22.03 22.08 22.39 23.05 ..... 0.31 28 18.04 20.00 18.45 20.53 21.53 22.57 22.35 22.42 23.29 ..... 0.45 1.30 29 19.06 ..... 19.50 22.02 22.51 23.33 23.06 23.19 ..... 0.03 1.43 2.31 30 20.08 ..... 20.57 23.08 23.41 ..... 23.37 ..... 0.22 1.01 2.43 3.37

31 21.10 ..... 22.04 ...... 0.02 ..... 2.00 ......

..... No phenomena occurs on this date ----- Moon continuously below the horizon ***** Moon continuously above the horizon

Local Time of MOONSET (EST) 2021

Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 9.14 9.54 8.29 9.10 9.46 11.40 12.14 13.36 15.02 15.19 15.47 15.30 2 9.58 10.31 9.07 10.02 10.49 12.38 13.08 14.30 15.53 16.00 16.23 16.13 Are you an 3 10.39 11.08 9.47 10.57 11.51 13.31 13.59 15.24 16.41 16.40 17.00 17.01 astrophotographer? 4 11.17 11.48 10.29 11.59 12.53 14.23 14.51 16.18 17.26 17.17 17.41 17.57

5 11.53 12.32 11.16 13.00 13.49 15.14 15.44 17.11 18.07 17.53 18.27 19.00 Do you like nice 6 12.30 13.20 12.09 14.00 14.43 16.05 16.38 18.01 18.45 18.30 19.19 20.07 7 13.09 14.14 13.06 14.58 15.36 16.57 17.32 18.48 19.22 19.09 20.17 21.15 images 8 13.50 15.12 14.05 15.53 16.27 17.50 18.26 19.31 19.57 19.51 21.20 22.20 9 14.36 16.13 15.05 16.47 17.18 18.44 19.18 20.10 20.34 20.38 22.25 23.22 of the universe? 10 15.27 17.14 16.05 17.39 18.09 19.38 20.07 20.47 21.13 21.31 23.29 .....

11 16.24 18.15 17.03 18.31 19.02 20.31 20.52 21.23 21.55 22.29 ..... 0.19 12 17.25 19.12 17.59 19.22 19.55 21.22 21.33 21.58 22.43 23.30 0.31 1.14 13 18.27 20.08 18.52 20.14 20.49 22.09 22.11 22.34 23.36 ..... 1.29 2.07 14 19.29 21.01 19.45 21.06 21.43 22.52 22.46 23.13 ..... 0.34 2.25 2.59 15 20.29 21.53 20.36 22.00 22.35 23.32 23.21 23.57 0.35 1.36 3.18 3.51

16 21.25 22.44 21.28 22.54 23.24 ..... 23.56 ..... 1.37 2.36 4.11 4.44 17 22.19 23.35 22.20 23.47 ..... 0.09 ..... 0.46 2.40 3.34 5.03 5.38 18 23.11 ..... 23.13 ..... 0.10 0.45 0.34 1.41 3.43 4.29 5.56 6.32 19 ..... 0.28 ..... 0.39 0.53 1.20 1.15 2.42 4.43 5.23 6.49 7.26 20 0.02 1.21 0.06 1.28 1.32 1.57 2.01 3.46 5.41 6.16 7.44 8.17

21 0.53 2.16 1.00 2.13 2.10 2.37 2.53 4.51 6.36 7.08 8.38 9.05 22 1.45 3.10 1.54 2.56 2.46 3.21 3.52 5.54 7.30 8.02 9.31 9.50 23 2.37 4.04 2.46 3.36 3.23 4.11 4.57 6.54 8.23 8.56 10.21 10.30 24 3.32 4.56 3.35 4.14 4.02 5.08 6.03 7.52 9.16 9.50 11.08 11.07 25 4.27 5.45 4.20 4.52 4.45 6.11 7.08 8.46 10.10 10.44 11.51 11.41

26 5.23 6.30 5.03 5.31 5.34 7.17 8.10 9.40 11.04 11.36 12.30 12.14 27 6.16 7.11 5.43 6.13 6.28 8.23 9.08 10.33 11.58 12.25 13.07 12.49 28 7.07 7.51 6.22 6.59 7.28 9.26 10.04 11.25 12.51 13.11 13.42 13.24 29 7.54 ..... 7.01 7.49 8.32 10.25 10.57 12.19 13.45 13.55 14.17 14.03 30 8.37 ..... 7.41 8.46 9.37 11.21 11.50 13.13 14.33 14.34 14.52 14.47 Look in Facebook

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Local time of Planets Rise and Set (EST) 2021

Date Sun Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set 2021 Jan 1 7 8 17 42 7 45 18 12 5 40 16 14 12 54 1 42 8 34 19 15 8 30 19 9 13 28 2 24 11 3 22 41 2021 Jan 6 7 9 17 46 7 57 18 31 5 48 16 21 12 41 1 33 8 19 19 1 8 12 18 55 13 9 2 4 10 43 22 21 2021 Jan 11 7 9 17 50 8 7 18 50 5 56 16 28 12 26 1 22 8 3 18 50 7 54 18 38 12 49 1 44 10 24 22 2 2021 Jan 16 7 9 17 53 8 14 19 9 6 4 16 36 12 14 1 13 7 48 18 35 7 37 18 21 12 25 1 21 10 5 21 43 2021 Jan 21 7 8 17 57 8 15 19 21 6 10 16 44 12 2 1 5 7 32 18 21 7 19 18 5 12 6 1 1 9 45 21 24

2021 Jan 26 7 7 18 1 8 8 19 21 6 16 16 53 11 50 0 57 7 17 18 7 7 2 17 48 11 46 0 42 9 26 21 5 2021 Jan 31 7 5 18 5 7 48 19 4 6 21 17 2 11 39 0 50 7 1 17 53 6 44 17 31 11 27 0 22 9 7 20 46 2021 Feb 5 7 3 18 8 7 15 18 34 6 25 17 11 11 28 0 43 6 46 17 38 6 27 17 14 11 7 0 3 8 48 20 27 2021 Feb 10 6 59 18 12 6 35 17 49 6 28 17 21 11 18 0 36 6 30 17 24 6 9 16 57 10 48 23 40 8 29 20 8 2021 Feb 15 6 56 18 15 6 1 17 9 6 30 17 30 11 8 0 29 6 15 17 10 5 52 16 40 10 29 23 21 8 9 19 49

2021 Feb 20 6 52 18 18 5 38 16 41 6 31 17 39 10 58 0 23 5 59 16 56 5 34 16 23 10 10 23 2 7 50 19 31 2021 Feb 25 6 48 18 21 5 25 16 26 6 31 17 48 10 48 0 17 5 43 16 41 5 16 16 6 9 50 22 43 7 31 19 12 2021 Mar 2 6 43 18 24 5 19 16 21 6 31 17 56 10 39 0 10 5 27 16 27 4 59 15 48 9 31 22 24 7 12 18 57 2021 Mar 7 6 38 18 26 5 17 16 22 6 30 18 4 10 30 0 4 5 12 16 12 4 41 15 31 9 12 22 5 6 53 18 38 2021 Mar 12 6 33 18 29 5 18 16 29 6 29 18 13 10 21 23 57 4 56 15 58 4 23 15 14 8 53 21 47 6 34 18 19

2021 Mar 17 6 28 18 31 5 21 16 38 6 28 18 21 10 13 23 51 4 39 15 43 4 5 14 56 8 34 21 28 6 15 18 0 2021 Mar 22 6 23 18 34 5 24 16 51 6 26 18 28 10 5 23 45 4 23 15 28 3 47 14 39 8 15 21 10 5 56 17 41 2021 Mar 27 6 18 18 36 5 28 17 7 6 24 18 36 9 57 23 39 4 7 15 13 3 29 14 21 7 57 20 51 5 37 17 23 2021 Apr 1 6 12 18 38 5 33 17 24 6 22 18 44 9 50 23 33 3 51 14 58 3 11 14 3 7 38 20 33 5 17 17 4 2021 Apr 6 6 7 18 40 5 38 17 44 6 21 18 52 9 43 23 27 3 34 14 43 2 52 13 45 7 19 20 14 4 58 16 45

2021 Apr 11 6 2 18 43 5 45 18 7 6 19 19 1 9 36 23 21 3 17 14 27 2 34 13 27 7 0 19 56 4 39 16 26 2021 Apr 16 5 57 18 45 5 53 18 33 6 18 19 9 9 29 23 15 3 1 14 11 2 15 13 9 6 41 19 37 4 20 16 7 2021 Apr 21 5 53 18 47 6 3 19 5 6 18 19 18 9 22 23 9 2 44 13 55 1 56 12 50 6 23 19 19 4 1 15 48 2021 Apr 26 5 48 18 50 6 15 19 35 6 18 19 27 9 16 23 3 2 26 13 39 1 38 12 32 6 4 19 1 3 42 15 29 2021 May 1 5 45 18 52 6 28 20 3 6 18 19 36 9 10 22 56 2 9 13 23 1 19 12 13 5 45 18 46 3 22 15 10

2021 May 6 5 41 18 55 6 40 20 25 6 20 19 45 9 4 22 49 1 52 13 6 1 0 11 54 5 27 18 28 3 3 14 51 2021 May 11 5 38 18 58 6 49 20 40 6 22 19 54 8 58 22 42 1 34 12 49 0 40 11 35 5 8 18 9 2 44 14 32 2021 May 16 5 35 19 0 6 54 20 45 6 25 20 3 8 53 22 35 1 16 12 32 0 21 11 16 4 49 17 51 2 24 14 13 2021 May 21 5 33 19 3 6 54 20 41 6 30 20 12 8 47 22 28 0 58 12 15 0 2 10 56 4 30 17 33 2 5 13 53 2021 May 26 5 31 19 6 6 46 20 27 6 35 20 20 8 42 22 20 0 40 11 57 23 38 10 36 4 12 17 14 1 46 13 34

Local time of Rise and Set (EST) 2021

Date Sun Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set 2021 May 31 5 30 19 8 6 31 20 4 6 41 20 29 8 36 22 13 0 21 11 39 23 18 10 17 3 53 16 56 1 26 13 15 2021 Jun 5 5 30 19 10 6 9 19 33 6 47 20 36 8 31 22 5 0 3 11 21 22 58 9 56 3 34 16 37 1 7 12 55 2021 Jun 10 5 30 19 12 5 42 18 59 6 55 20 43 8 26 21 56 23 40 11 2 22 38 9 36 3 15 16 19 0 47 12 36 2021 Jun 15 5 30 19 14 5 15 18 32 7 3 20 48 8 20 21 48 23 21 10 43 22 18 9 16 2 56 16 0 0 28 12 16 2021 Jun 20 5 31 19 15 4 49 18 5 7 11 20 53 8 15 21 39 23 1 10 23 21 58 8 55 2 37 15 42 0 8 11 57

2021 Jun 25 5 32 19 16 4 30 17 47 7 20 20 57 8 10 21 30 22 41 10 3 21 37 8 34 2 18 15 23 23 45 11 37 2021 Jun 30 5 34 19 17 4 16 17 38 7 28 20 59 8 5 21 21 22 21 9 43 21 17 8 14 1 59 15 4 23 25 11 18 2021 Jul 5 5 35 19 17 4 10 17 38 7 37 21 1 7 59 21 12 22 1 9 23 20 56 7 53 1 40 14 45 23 5 10 58 2021 Jul 10 5 38 19 16 4 12 17 46 7 46 21 2 7 54 21 3 21 41 9 2 20 35 7 32 1 21 14 26 22 45 10 38 2021 Jul 15 5 40 19 15 4 23 18 2 7 54 21 2 7 49 20 53 21 20 8 40 20 15 7 10 1 2 14 7 22 26 10 18

2021 Jul 20 5 42 19 13 4 41 18 22 8 2 21 1 7 43 20 43 20 59 8 19 19 54 6 49 0 43 13 48 22 6 9 58 2021 Jul 25 5 45 19 11 5 6 18 45 8 9 20 59 7 38 20 33 20 38 7 57 19 33 6 28 0 24 13 29 21 46 9 38 2021 Jul 30 5 47 19 8 5 35 19 10 8 17 20 57 7 33 20 23 20 17 7 35 19 12 6 6 0 4 13 10 21 26 9 18 2021 Aug 4 5 50 19 5 6 4 19 26 8 24 20 54 7 27 20 13 19 55 7 13 18 55 5 45 23 41 12 51 21 6 8 58 2021 Aug 9 5 52 19 1 6 30 19 37 8 31 20 51 7 22 20 3 19 34 6 50 18 34 5 24 23 22 12 31 20 46 8 38

2021 Aug 14 5 54 18 57 6 53 19 45 8 37 20 48 7 16 19 53 19 12 6 28 18 13 5 2 23 2 12 12 20 26 8 18 2021 Aug 19 5 56 18 53 7 13 19 48 8 44 20 45 7 11 19 42 18 55 6 5 17 53 4 41 22 42 11 52 20 6 7 58 2021 Aug 24 5 59 18 48 7 29 19 50 8 50 20 41 7 5 19 32 18 33 5 42 17 32 4 20 22 23 11 32 19 46 7 38 2021 Aug 29 6 1 18 43 7 43 19 49 8 57 20 38 7 0 19 22 18 11 5 20 17 11 3 59 22 3 11 13 19 26 7 17 2021 Sep 3 6 3 18 38 7 54 19 46 9 3 20 35 6 54 19 11 17 50 4 57 16 50 3 38 21 43 10 53 19 6 6 57

2021 Sep 8 6 5 18 33 8 2 19 42 9 10 20 31 6 49 19 1 17 28 4 35 16 30 3 17 21 23 10 33 18 50 6 37 2021 Sep 13 6 6 18 27 8 7 19 35 9 16 20 29 6 44 18 52 17 7 4 13 16 9 2 56 21 3 10 13 18 30 6 17 2021 Sep 18 6 8 18 22 8 7 19 25 9 23 20 26 6 38 18 41 16 46 3 51 15 49 2 35 20 43 9 52 18 10 5 56 2021 Sep 23 6 10 18 16 8 0 19 10 9 30 20 24 6 33 18 31 16 25 3 29 15 29 2 15 20 23 9 32 17 50 5 36 2021 Sep 28 6 12 18 11 7 43 18 54 9 36 20 23 6 28 18 21 16 4 3 8 15 8 1 55 20 3 9 12 17 30 5 16

2021 Oct 3 6 14 18 5 7 13 18 28 9 43 20 22 6 22 18 11 15 43 2 47 14 49 1 35 19 43 8 52 17 10 4 56 2021 Oct 8 6 17 18 0 6 30 17 57 9 50 20 22 6 17 18 1 15 23 2 27 14 29 1 15 19 23 8 31 16 50 4 35 2021 Oct 13 6 19 17 55 5 46 17 27 9 56 20 22 6 12 17 51 15 3 2 6 14 9 0 55 19 2 8 11 16 30 4 15 2021 Oct 18 6 22 17 51 5 15 17 6 10 2 20 23 6 7 17 41 14 43 1 46 13 49 0 36 18 46 7 50 16 10 3 55 2021 Oct 23 6 24 17 46 5 4 16 56 10 7 20 24 6 3 17 31 14 23 1 27 13 26 0 13 18 26 7 30 15 50 3 35

Local time of Rise and Set (EST) 2021

Date Sun Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set Rise Set 2021 Oct 28 6 27 17 43 5 8 16 54 10 12 20 26 5 58 17 21 14 4 1 8 13 7 23 50 18 5 7 9 15 30 3 15 2021 Nov 2 6 30 17 39 5 20 16 56 10 15 20 27 5 53 17 12 13 45 0 49 12 48 23 31 17 45 6 48 15 10 2 55 2021 Nov 7 6 34 17 36 5 35 16 59 10 17 20 29 5 49 17 3 13 22 0 27 12 29 23 12 17 25 6 28 14 50 2 35 2021 Nov 12 6 37 17 34 5 52 17 4 10 17 20 29 5 45 16 54 13 4 0 9 12 10 22 54 17 4 6 7 14 30 2 15 2021 Nov 17 6 41 17 32 6 10 17 9 10 15 20 29 5 41 16 45 12 45 23 48 11 52 22 35 16 44 5 47 14 11 1 55

2021 Nov 22 6 44 17 31 6 28 17 16 10 12 20 28 5 37 16 37 12 27 23 31 11 33 22 17 16 24 5 26 13 51 1 35 2021 Nov 27 6 48 17 30 6 45 17 24 10 5 20 25 5 33 16 29 12 10 23 14 11 15 21 59 16 4 5 6 13 31 1 15 2021 Dec 2 6 51 17 30 7 3 17 34 9 57 20 19 5 29 16 21 11 52 22 58 10 56 21 41 15 43 4 45 13 11 0 56 2021 Dec 7 6 55 17 31 7 20 17 46 9 45 20 11 5 25 16 14 11 35 22 41 10 38 21 24 15 23 4 25 12 48 0 32 2021 Dec 12 6 58 17 32 7 37 17 59 9 30 20 0 5 22 16 6 11 17 22 25 10 20 21 6 15 3 4 4 12 28 0 13

2021 Dec 17 7 1 17 34 7 52 18 14 9 10 19 44 5 18 16 0 11 0 22 9 10 2 20 49 14 43 3 44 12 9 23 49 2021 Dec 22 7 4 17 36 8 6 18 30 8 47 19 24 5 15 15 53 10 43 21 54 9 44 20 31 14 23 3 24 11 49 23 30 2021 Dec 27 7 6 17 39 8 17 18 47 8 19 18 59 5 12 15 47 10 26 21 38 9 26 20 14 14 3 3 4 11 30 23 11

Diary of Astronomical Phenomena 2021

January d h d h 2 14 Earth at perihelion 17 9 Neptune 4.1N of Moon 3 1 Regulus 4.5S of Moon 20 20 Mars 1.6N of Uranus 5 0 Mercury 0.9S of Pluto 20 21 FIRST QUARTER 6 9 LAST QUARTER 21 8 Uranus 3.0N of Moon 9 15 Moon at perigee 21 9 Mars 4.6N of Moon 10 3 Mercury 1.6S of Saturn 21 13 Moon at apogee 10 4 Antares 5.4S of Moon 23 20 Mercury greatest elong E(19) 11 17 Mercury 1.4S of Jupiter 24 3 Aldebaran 4.6S of Moon 11 20 Venus 1.5N of Moon 24 3 Saturn at conjunction 12 8 Moon furthest South (-24.9) 26 15 Moon furthest North (24.9) 13 5 NEW MOON 27 15 Pollux 3.8N of Moon 13 7 Pluto 1.8N of Moon 28 16 Venus 0.7N of Pluto 13 22 Saturn 3.2N of Moon 28 19 FULL MOON 14 2 Jupiter 3.2N of Moon 29 1 Jupiter at conjunction 14 9 Mercury 2.3N of Moon 30 0 Mercury stationary 14 13 Uranus stationary 30 8 Regulus 4.3S of Moon 14 14 Pluto at conjunction

February d h d h 3 19 Moon at perigee 13 20 Neptune 3.9N of Moon 4 17 LAST QUARTER 15 2 Mercury 3.8N of Jupiter 6 7 Venus 0.4S of Saturn 17 17 Uranus 2.8N of Moon 6 10 Antares 5.3S of Moon 18 10 Moon at apogee 8 13 Mercury inferior conjunction 19 0 Mars 3.5N of Moon 8 15 Moon furthest South (-25.0) 19 18 FIRST QUARTER 9 17 Pluto 1.8N of Moon 20 12 Aldebaran 4.9S of Moon 10 12 Saturn 3.3N of Moon 20 14 Mercury stationary 10 22 Venus 3.1N of Moon 22 23 Moon furthest North (25.1) 10 23 Jupiter 3.6N of Moon 24 0 Pollux 3.7N of Moon 11 14 Venus 0.4S of Jupiter 26 17 Regulus 4.3S of Moon 11 19 NEW MOON 27 8 FULL MOON 13 8 Mercury 4.5N of Venus

March d h d h 2 5 Moon at perigee 14 4 Venus 0.4S of Neptune 2 10 Spica 6.0S of Moon 17 3 Uranus 2.5N of Moon 5 0 Mercury 0.4N of Jupiter 18 4 Moon at apogee 5 15 Antares 5.0S of Moon 19 18 Mars 1.9N of Moon 6 1 LAST QUARTER 19 20 Aldebaran 5.2S of Moon 6 15 Mercury greatest elong W(27) 20 9 Equinox 7 20 Moon furthest South (-25.2) 21 14 FIRST QUARTER 9 0 Pluto 2.0N of Moon 22 8 Moon furthest North (25.3) 10 0 Saturn 3.6N of Moon 23 9 Pollux 3.5N of Moon 10 18 Jupiter 3.9N of Moon 26 3 Regulus 4.4S of Moon 11 0 Neptune at conjunction 26 6 Venus superior conjunction 11 3 Mercury 3.5N of Moon 28 18 FULL MOON 13 3 Venus 3.5N of Moon 29 20 Spica 5.8S of Moon 13 5 Neptune 3.9N of Moon 30 3 Mercury 1.3S of Neptune 13 10 NEW MOON 30 6 Moon at perigee

April d h d h 1 22 Antares 4.8S of Moon 18 15 Moon furthest North (25.5) 4 2 Moon furthest South (-25.4) 19 1 Mercury superior conjunction 4 10 LAST QUARTER 19 17 Pollux 3.2N of Moon 5 7 Pluto 2.2N of Moon 20 6 FIRST QUARTER 6 10 Saturn 3.8N of Moon 22 13 Regulus 4.6S of Moon 7 10 Jupiter 4.2N of Moon 23 1 Venus 0.2S of Uranus 9 14 Neptune 3.9N of Moon 24 6 Mercury 0.7N of Uranus 11 8 Mercury 2.7N of Moon 25 22 Mercury 1.2N of Venus 12 2 NEW MOON 26 6 Spica 5.8S of Moon 12 12 Venus 2.6N of Moon 27 3 FULL MOON 13 13 Uranus 2.3N of Moon 27 15 Moon at perigee 14 17 Moon at apogee 28 18 Pluto stationary 16 3 Aldebaran 5.4S of Moon 29 7 Antares 4.7S of Moon 17 12 Mars 0.1N of Moon Occn 30 19 Uranus at conjunction

May d h d h 1 9 Moon furthest South (-25.6) 17 4 Mercury greatest elong E(22) 2 13 Pluto 2.3N of Moon 17 7 Venus 5.8N of Aldebaran 3 19 LAST QUARTER 19 19 FIRST QUARTER 3 19 Saturn 4.0N of Moon 19 21 Regulus 4.7S of Moon 5 0 Jupiter 4.4N of Moon 23 17 Spica 5.9S of Moon 6 21 Neptune 4.0N of Moon 23 20 Saturn stationary 10 22 Uranus 2.2N of Moon 26 1 Moon at perigee 11 18 NEW MOON 26 11 FULL MOON Eclipse 11 21 Moon at apogee 26 18 Antares 4.6S of Moon 12 22 Venus 0.7N of Moon Occn 28 19 Moon furthest South (-25.6) 13 9 Aldebaran 5.4S of Moon 29 4 Mercury 0.4S of Venus 13 18 Mercury 2.1N of Moon 29 22 Pluto 2.3N of Moon 15 22 Moon furthest North (25.6) 30 3 Mercury stationary 16 5 Mars 1.5S of Moon 31 3 Saturn 4.0N of Moon 17 0 Pollux 3.1N of Moon

June d h d h 1 0 Mars 5.3S of Pollux 18 3 FIRST QUARTER 1 12 Jupiter 4.3N of Moon 20 2 Spica 5.9S of Moon 2 7 LAST QUARTER 21 3 Solstice 3 4 Neptune 4.0N of Moon 21 4 Jupiter stationary 7 7 Uranus 2.1N of Moon 21 20 Venus 5.2S of Pollux 8 2 Moon at apogee 22 20 Mercury stationary 9 15 Aldebaran 5.4S of Moon 23 5 Antares 4.6S of Moon 10 10 NEW MOON Eclipse 23 9 Moon at perigee 10 12 Mercury 3.9S of Moon 24 18 FULL MOON 11 1 Mercury inferior conjunction 25 5 Moon furthest South (-25.6) 12 3 Moon furthest North (25.7) 26 7 Pluto 2.2N of Moon 12 6 Venus 1.5S of Moon 26 9 Neptune stationary 13 5 Pollux 3.1N of Moon 27 11 Saturn 3.9N of Moon 13 21 Mars 2.8S of Moon 28 21 Jupiter 4.2N of Moon 16 3 Regulus 4.7S of Moon 30 12 Neptune 3.9N of Moon

July d h d h 1 21 LAST QUARTER 17 10 FIRST QUARTER 4 16 Uranus 1.9N of Moon 17 22 Pluto at opposition 4 20 Mercury greatest elong W(22) 20 13 Antares 4.5S of Moon 5 15 Moon at apogee 21 10 Moon at perigee 5 21 Earth at aphelion 22 3 Venus 1.1N of Regulus 6 21 Aldebaran 5.4S of Moon 22 15 Moon furthest South (-25.6) 8 4 Mercury 3.7S of Moon 23 16 Pluto 2.1N of Moon 9 10 Moon furthest North (25.6) 24 2 FULL MOON 10 1 NEW MOON 24 18 Saturn 3.7N of Moon 10 11 Pollux 3.1N of Moon 24 22 Mercury 5.7S of Pollux 12 11 Venus 3.1S of Moon 26 3 Jupiter 3.9N of Moon 12 12 Mars 3.6S of Moon 27 20 Neptune 3.8N of Moon 13 8 Regulus 4.6S of Moon 30 1 Mars 0.6N of Regulus 13 13 Venus 0.5N of Mars 31 13 LAST QUARTER 17 8 Spica 5.7S of Moon

August d h d h 1 1 Uranus 1.7N of Moon 16 20 Antares 4.3S of Moon 1 14 Mercury superior conjunction 17 8 Moon at perigee 2 6 Saturn at opposition 18 22 Moon furthest South (-25.8) 2 7 Moon at apogee 19 4 Mercury 0.1S of Mars 3 5 Aldebaran 5.6S of Moon 19 23 Pluto 2.1N of Moon 5 16 Moon furthest North (25.7) 20 0 Jupiter at opposition 6 19 Pollux 3.1N of Moon 20 3 Uranus stationary 8 13 NEW MOON 20 23 Saturn 3.6N of Moon 9 5 Mercury 3.2S of Moon 22 7 Jupiter 3.7N of Moon 9 15 Regulus 4.5S of Moon 22 12 FULL MOON 10 3 Mars 4.0S of Moon 24 4 Neptune 3.6N of Moon 11 10 Venus 3.9S of Moon 28 9 Uranus 1.4N of Moon 12 0 Mercury 1.1N of Regulus 30 1 Moon at apogee 13 13 Spica 5.5S of Moon 30 7 LAST QUARTER 15 15 FIRST QUARTER 30 13 Aldebaran 5.8S of Moon

September d h d h 2 0 Moon furthest North (25.9) 15 3 Moon furthest South (-26.0) 3 3 Pollux 3.0N of Moon 16 5 Pluto 2.2N of Moon 5 19 Venus 1.6N of Spica 17 4 Saturn 3.7N of Moon 5 23 Regulus 4.5S of Moon 18 9 Jupiter 3.7N of Moon 7 0 NEW MOON 20 11 Neptune 3.6N of Moon 7 19 Mars 3.8S of Moon 20 23 FULL MOON 9 0 Mercury 5.9S of Moon 22 3 Mercury 1.4S of Spica 9 20 Spica 5.3S of Moon 22 19 Equinox 10 4 Venus 3.7S of Moon 24 16 Uranus 1.2N of Moon 11 9 Moon at perigee 26 20 Moon at apogee 13 1 Antares 4.1S of Moon 27 1 Mercury stationary 13 20 FIRST QUARTER 29 1 LAST QUARTER 14 0 Mercury greatest elong E(27) 29 8 Moon furthest North (26.1) 14 9 Neptune at opposition 30 12 Pollux 2.8N of Moon

October d h d h 1 11 Mercury 1.5S of Spica 14 8 Saturn 3.8N of Moon 3 8 Regulus 4.6S of Moon 15 12 Jupiter 3.9N of Moon 6 10 NEW MOON 16 18 Venus 1.4N of Antares 6 11 Mars 3.2S of Moon 17 17 Neptune 3.7N of Moon 6 11 Pluto stationary 18 1 Mercury stationary 7 4 Spica 5.3S of Moon 18 10 Jupiter stationary 8 4 Mars at conjunction 20 14 FULL MOON 8 18 Moon at perigee 21 20 Mars 2.6N of Spica 9 16 Mercury inferior conjunction 21 22 Uranus 1.2N of Moon 9 19 Venus 2.8S of Moon 24 15 Moon at apogee 9 23 Mercury 2.4S of Mars 25 10 Mercury greatest elong W(18) 10 7 Antares 3.9S of Moon 26 15 Moon furthest North (26.3) 11 2 Saturn stationary 27 20 Pollux 2.6N of Moon 12 9 Moon furthest South (-26.2) 28 20 LAST QUARTER 13 3 FIRST QUARTER 29 20 Venus greatest elong E(47) 13 10 Pluto 2.4N of Moon 30 18 Regulus 4.8S of Moon

November d h d h 2 3 Mercury 4.1N of Spica 10 16 Saturn 4.0N of Moon 3 15 Spica 5.3S of Moon 11 12 FIRST QUARTER 3 19 Mercury 1.1S of Moon Occn 11 19 Jupiter 4.1N of Moon 4 5 Mars 2.1S of Moon 13 21 Neptune 3.8N of Moon 4 21 NEW MOON 18 2 Uranus 1.4N of Moon 4 23 Uranus at opposition 19 8 FULL MOON Eclipse 5 23 Moon at perigee 21 2 Moon at apogee 6 16 Antares 3.8S of Moon 22 22 Moon furthest North (26.4) 8 5 Venus 1.1S of Moon Occn 24 3 Pollux 2.5N of Moon 8 16 Moon furthest South (-26.3) 27 2 Regulus 4.8S of Moon 9 17 Pluto 2.5N of Moon 27 12 LAST QUARTER 10 12 Mercury 1.0N of Mars 29 4 Mercury superior conjunction

December d h d h 1 0 Mercury 3.7N of Antares 15 6 Uranus 1.4N of Moon 1 2 Spica 5.3S of Moon 18 2 Moon at apogee 1 21 Neptune stationary 18 10 Venus stationary 3 0 Mars 0.6S of Moon Occn 19 4 FULL MOON 4 4 Antares 3.8S of Moon 20 4 Moon furthest North (26.3) 4 7 NEW MOON Eclipse 21 9 Pollux 2.6N of Moon 4 10 Moon at perigee 21 15 Solstice 4 12 Mercury 0.0N of Moon Occn 24 8 Regulus 4.7S of Moon 6 2 Moon furthest South (-26.3) 25 4 Venus 2.9N of Pluto 7 1 Venus 1.8N of Moon 27 2 LAST QUARTER 7 4 Pluto 2.5N of Moon 27 17 Mars 4.5N of Antares 8 3 Saturn 4.0N of Moon 28 11 Spica 5.2S of Moon 9 9 Jupiter 4.2N of Moon 29 10 Mercury 4.2S of Venus 11 1 FIRST QUARTER 30 10 Mercury 0.2S of Pluto 11 3 Neptune 3.8N of Moon 31 15 Antares 3.8S of Moon 11 20 Venus 0.1N of Pluto 31 20 Mars 0.9N of Moon Occn

Lunar eclipses

L U N A R E C L I P S E on 2021 May 26 (TT)

Overhead at Event UTC P.A. Long Lat h m s o o o

[1] Moon Enters Penumbra 8 47 22 124 -134 -20 [2] Moon Enters Umbra 9 44 44 133 -148 -20 [3] Total Eclipse Starts 11 10 58 7 -168 -21 [4] Maximum Eclipse 11 18 43 -170 -21 [5] Total Eclipse Ends 11 26 47 25 -172 -21 [6] Moon Leaves Umbra 12 52 49 258 167 -21 [7] Moon Leaves Penumbra 13 50 8 268 153 -21

Magnitude of Umbral Eclipse = 1.011

delta T = 69.2 secs ±1s, Ephemeris = DE438

Lunar eclipses

L U N A R E C L I P S E on 2021 Nov 19 (TT)

Overhead at Event UTC P.A. Long Lat h m s o o o

[1] Moon Enters Penumbra 6 1 51 54 -95 19 [2] Moon Enters Umbra 7 18 27 44 -114 19 [4] Maximum Eclipse 9 2 57 -139 19 [6] Moon Leaves Umbra 10 47 36 278 -165 19 [7] Moon Leaves Penumbra 12 4 10 268 177 20

Magnitude of Umbral Eclipse = 0.976

delta T = 69.2 secs ±1s, Ephemeris = DE438

Solar Eclipses

Meteor Showers for 2021

The main two places where you can find a detailed list of the annual meteor showers are:

The American Meteor Society: https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/ The meteor showers listed are the easiest to observe and provide the most activity.

The International Meteor Organization (IMO): https://www.imo.net/files/meteor-shower/cal2019.pdf This is the most comprehensive list of meteor showers. Looks for the Table 5, pag 24.

Meteor Shower Maximum Rate/Hr Quadrantid Jan. 2 25 Lyrid Apr. 21 10 Eta Aquarid May 4 10 Delta Aquarid July 28 10 Perseid Aug. 11–12 50 Draconid Oct. 8 5 Orionid Oct. 21–22 15 Taurid Nov. 9 3 Leonid Nov. 17–18 10 Andromedid Nov. 25–27 5 Geminid Dec. 13–14 75 Ursid Dec. 22 5

2021 Upcoming Comets

- Comet 7P/Pons-Winnecke is expected to reach perihelion on May 27, 2021 and reach a peak magnitude of +8 - Comet 6P/d'Arrest is expected to reach perihelion on September 27, 2021 and reach a peak magnitude of +9 - Comet 67P/ Churyumov-Gerasimenko is expected to reach perihelion on 2021 November 2, and reach a peak magnitude of +8 - Comet 19P/Borrely is expected to reach perihelion on February 1, 2022

Satellites of Jupiter 2021

January 23 20.8 3.Oc.D 19 16 38.0 1.Tr.I 28 13 10.1 1.Tr.I 9 0 47.6 2.Oc.D 16 47.8 1.Sh.I 13 10.6 1.Sh.I 1 1 58.0 4.Oc.D 11 17 20.2 1.Oc.D 21 11 8.4 1.Tr.I 1 35.4 1.Tr.I 17 1.7 2.Oc.D 14 38.9 2.Tr.I 2 16.5 1.Oc.D 19 57.5 1.Ec.R 11 16.3 1.Sh.I 1 56.2 1.Sh.I 18 2.4 3.Tr.I 14 39.8 2.Sh.I 5 4.7 1.Ec.R 12 13 31.6 3.Tr.I 11 45.7 2.Tr.I 3 52.9 1.Tr.E 18 41.7 3.Sh.I 15 27.8 1.Tr.E 11 14.3 4.Ec.R 14 12.3 2.Oc.D 12 2.0 2.Sh.I 4 13.7 1.Sh.E 18 55.6 1.Tr.E 15 28.3 1.Sh.E 18 51.5 3.Oc.D 14 36.2 1.Tr.I 13 26.0 1.Tr.E 4 20.7 2.Ec.R 19 5.4 1.Sh.E 17 33.8 2.Tr.E 21 58.4 2.Oc.D 14 41.4 3.Sh.I 13 34.0 1.Sh.E 4 20.9 3.Ec.R 20 13.1 2.Ec.R 17 34.7 2.Sh.E 23 33.8 1.Tr.I 14 53.4 1.Sh.I 14 40.4 2.Tr.E 10 43.1 4.Tr.I 21 37.4 3.Tr.E 29 10 26.1 1.Ec.D 2 0 1.7 1.Sh.I 16 53.8 1.Tr.E 14 56.8 2.Sh.E 13 57.6 4.Sh.I 22 17.8 3.Sh.E 12 45.5 1.Oc.R 0 20.5 3.Ec.R 17 5.7 3.Tr.E 22 8 24.0 1.Oc.D 15 25.6 4.Tr.E 20 13 53.3 1.Oc.D 30 7 39.2 1.Sh.I 1 45.7 2.Ec.R 17 11.0 1.Sh.E 10 50.1 1.Ec.R 18 44.1 4.Sh.E 16 21.3 1.Ec.R 7 40.5 1.Tr.I 1 51.2 1.Tr.E 17 38.2 2.Ec.R 23 5 38.8 1.Tr.I 22 49.5 1.Oc.D 9 13.2 2.Ec.D 2 19.1 1.Sh.E 18 17.1 3.Sh.E 5 44.9 1.Sh.I 10 1 28.7 1.Ec.R 9 56.9 1.Sh.E 20 47.1 1.Oc.D 13 11 50.8 1.Oc.D 6 26.5 2.Oc.D 19 26.4 2.Tr.I 9 58.3 1.Tr.E 23 33.5 1.Ec.R 14 26.2 1.Ec.R 7 56.5 1.Tr.E 20 5.5 2.Sh.I 12 8.2 2.Oc.R 3 16 33.6 2.Tr.I 14 8 52.4 2.Tr.I 8 2.6 1.Sh.E 20 5.8 1.Tr.I 12 46.7 3.Ec.D 17 27.5 2.Sh.I 9 6.7 1.Tr.I 8 21.8 3.Oc.D 20 24.8 1.Sh.I 16 29.9 3.Oc.R 18 4.2 1.Tr.I 9 22.0 1.Sh.I 9 30.4 2.Ec.R 22 20.8 2.Tr.E 31 4 54.8 1.Ec.D 18 30.3 1.Sh.I 9 24.0 2.Sh.I 12 22.1 3.Ec.R 22 23.3 1.Tr.E 7 16.1 1.Oc.R 19 27.6 2.Tr.E 11 24.2 1.Tr.E 24 2 54.6 1.Oc.D 22 42.4 1.Sh.E 20 21.6 1.Tr.E 11 39.6 1.Sh.E 5 18.8 1.Ec.R 23 0.2 2.Sh.E 20 22.0 2.Sh.E 11 47.0 2.Tr.E 25 0 9.3 1.Tr.I 20 47.8 1.Sh.E 12 18.8 2.Sh.E 0 13.5 1.Sh.I Satellites of Jupiter 2021 4 15 17.7 1.Oc.D 15 6 21.5 1.Oc.D 1 12.7 2.Tr.I February 18 2.3 1.Ec.R 8 55.1 1.Ec.R 1 21.3 2.Sh.I 5 9 1.6 3.Tr.I 16 3 37.0 2.Oc.D 2 27.0 1.Tr.E 1 2 7.7 1.Sh.I 11 16 58.9 1.Sh.I 21 0 47.2 3.Ec.D 10 41.2 3.Sh.I 3 37.1 1.Tr.I 2 31.2 1.Sh.E 2 10.9 1.Tr.I 17 13.3 1.Tr.I 6 3.3 3.Oc.R 11 22.9 2.Oc.D 3 50.6 1.Sh.I 4 7.6 2.Tr.E 3 59.1 2.Sh.I 19 16.7 1.Sh.E 10 39.0 1.Ec.D 12 34.6 3.Tr.E 3 51.1 3.Oc.D 4 16.2 2.Sh.E 4 5.9 2.Tr.I 19 31.1 1.Tr.E 13 22.8 1.Oc.R 12 34.6 1.Tr.I 5 54.7 1.Tr.E 21 25.3 1.Oc.D 4 25.5 1.Sh.E 19 55.1 2.Sh.I 22 7 50.1 1.Sh.I 12 59.0 1.Sh.I 6 8.2 1.Sh.E 23 47.6 1.Ec.R 4 28.7 1.Tr.E 20 24.9 2.Tr.I 8 15.3 1.Tr.I 14 16.4 3.Sh.E 6 55.6 2.Ec.R 26 7 40.2 4.Tr.I 6 53.9 2.Sh.E 22 49.9 2.Sh.E 10 7.8 1.Sh.E 14 52.0 1.Tr.E 8 21.5 3.Ec.R 8 6.8 4.Sh.I 7 0.9 2.Tr.E 23 20.0 2.Tr.E 10 33.2 1.Tr.E 15 3.2 2.Ec.R 17 0 52.1 1.Oc.D 12 27.9 4.Tr.E 23 23.5 1.Ec.D 12 2 16.1 4.Sh.I 11 51.7 2.Sh.I 15 16.4 1.Sh.E 3 23.8 1.Ec.R 12 55.2 4.Sh.E 2 1 46.7 1.Oc.R 4 39.4 4.Tr.I 12 43.9 2.Tr.I 6 9 48.3 1.Oc.D 22 7.5 1.Tr.I 18 39.7 1.Tr.I 20 36.3 1.Sh.I 7 5.9 4.Sh.E 14 46.3 2.Sh.E 12 31.1 1.Ec.R 22 19.2 1.Sh.I 18 42.0 1.Sh.I 20 41.3 1.Tr.I 9 30.8 4.Tr.E 15 38.8 2.Tr.E 7 5 59.5 2.Tr.I 22 19.5 2.Tr.I 19 51.3 2.Oc.D 22 30.5 2.Ec.D 14 15.7 1.Ec.D 23 5 7.6 1.Ec.D 6 46.1 2.Sh.I 22 43.5 2.Sh.I 20 57.4 1.Tr.E 22 54.0 1.Sh.E 16 50.3 1.Oc.R 7 53.3 1.Oc.R 7 5.0 1.Tr.I 22 48.6 4.Oc.D 20 59.8 1.Sh.E 22 59.1 1.Tr.E 13 11 27.5 1.Sh.I 24 2 18.6 1.Sh.I 7 27.6 1.Sh.I 18 0 25.1 1.Tr.E 22 32.8 3.Tr.I 3 1 33.1 2.Oc.R 11 43.7 1.Tr.I 2 45.6 1.Tr.I 8 53.7 2.Tr.E 0 36.8 1.Sh.E 22 41.4 3.Sh.I 2 40.9 3.Sh.I 13 45.2 1.Sh.E 4 36.3 1.Sh.E 9 22.4 1.Tr.E 1 14.2 2.Tr.E 22 47.9 2.Ec.R 3 3.1 3.Tr.I 14 1.5 1.Tr.E 5 3.5 1.Tr.E 9 40.6 2.Sh.E 1 38.3 2.Sh.E 27 2 8.6 3.Tr.E 6 17.6 3.Sh.E 14 22.5 2.Ec.D 6 14.4 2.Ec.D 9 45.1 1.Sh.E 5 24.5 4.Ec.R 2 17.8 3.Sh.E 6 39.8 3.Tr.E 17 47.6 2.Oc.R 10 1.6 2.Oc.R 8 4 19.0 1.Oc.D 19 22.7 1.Oc.D 15 55.9 1.Oc.D 17 52.2 1.Ec.D 20 47.5 3.Ec.D 14 41.2 3.Sh.I 6 59.9 1.Ec.R 21 52.6 1.Ec.R 18 16.3 1.Ec.R 18 45.1 4.Ec.D 14 1 33.1 3.Oc.R 16 34.2 3.Tr.I 20 17.3 1.Oc.R 8 44.3 1.Ec.D 18 18.6 3.Sh.E

Satellites of Jupiter 2021 February Satellites of Jupiter 2021 March 4 0 32.2 4.Oc.R 11 20.8 1.Oc.R 20 12.6 3.Tr.E 15 4.8 1.Sh.I 15 5 56.0 1.Sh.I 23 36.2 1.Ec.D 1 1 15.9 4.Sh.E 11 1 30.7 3.Tr.I 21 0 5.3 1.Tr.E 15 11.7 1.Tr.I 6 14.0 1.Tr.I 25 2 23.7 1.Oc.R 1 33.1 4.Tr.I 2 18.8 3.Sh.E 3 15.8 2.Ec.D 17 17.5 2.Sh.I 8 13.8 1.Sh.E 20 47.1 1.Sh.I 6 26.2 4.Tr.E 3 25.1 1.Ec.D 7 50.6 2.Oc.R 17 22.5 1.Sh.E 8 31.9 1.Tr.E 21 15.8 1.Tr.I 9 44.2 1.Sh.I 5 9.6 3.Tr.E 16 46.7 3.Ec.D 17 29.6 1.Tr.E 9 14.3 2.Sh.I 23 4.8 1.Sh.E 10 16.3 1.Tr.I 6 26.3 1.Oc.R 18 16.6 1.Ec.D 17 32.0 2.Tr.I 9 51.7 2.Tr.I 23 33.7 1.Tr.E 12 1.8 1.Sh.E 12 0 35.1 1.Sh.I 21 27.2 1.Oc.R 20 12.4 2.Sh.E 12 9.0 2.Sh.E 26 1 9.9 2.Sh.I 12 34.2 1.Tr.E 1 17.3 1.Tr.I 23 54.4 3.Oc.R 20 27.1 2.Tr.E 12 46.7 2.Tr.E 2 9.4 2.Tr.I 14 29.0 2.Sh.I 2 52.7 1.Sh.E 22 15 26.1 1.Sh.I 5 12 21.0 1.Ec.D 16 3 13.0 1.Ec.D 4 4.5 2.Sh.E 15 35.6 2.Tr.I 3 35.2 1.Tr.E 16 17.6 1.Tr.I 14 48.0 1.Oc.R 5 51.3 1.Oc.R 5 4.2 2.Tr.E 17 23.4 2.Sh.E 6 24.2 2.Sh.I 17 43.6 1.Sh.E 6 9 33.3 1.Sh.I 17 0 24.5 1.Sh.I 18 4.9 1.Ec.D 18 30.2 2.Tr.E 7 51.4 2.Tr.I 18 35.3 1.Tr.E 9 42.1 1.Tr.I 0 44.3 1.Tr.I 20 54.1 1.Oc.R 2 7 2.2 1.Ec.D 9 18.3 2.Sh.E 22 19.8 2.Sh.I 11 47.9 2.Ec.D 2 42.3 1.Sh.E 27 15 15.6 1.Sh.I 9 54.9 1.Oc.R 10 45.6 2.Tr.E 23 0 5.7 2.Tr.I 11 51.1 1.Sh.E 3 2.2 1.Tr.E 15 46.1 1.Tr.I 3 4 12.6 1.Sh.I 21 53.8 1.Ec.D 1 13.4 2.Sh.E 12 0.0 1.Tr.E 3 39.8 2.Ec.D 17 33.3 1.Sh.E 4 46.5 1.Tr.I 13 0 56.6 1.Oc.R 2 59.3 2.Tr.E 14 58.0 2.Oc.R 7 12.4 2.Oc.R 18 4.0 1.Tr.E 6 30.3 1.Sh.E 19 3.6 1.Sh.I 12 45.1 1.Ec.D 16 47.0 3.Ec.D 10 40.5 3.Sh.I 19 31.7 2.Ec.D 7 4.4 1.Tr.E 19 47.4 1.Tr.I 15 57.3 1.Oc.R 21 1.6 3.Oc.R 12 3.7 3.Tr.I 23 26.1 2.Oc.R 8 49.1 2.Ec.D 21 21.2 1.Sh.E 24 9 54.5 1.Sh.I 7 6 49.6 1.Ec.D 14 17.7 3.Sh.E 28 4 46.7 3.Ec.D 12 50.5 2.Oc.R 22 5.2 1.Tr.E 10 47.5 1.Tr.I 9 18.5 1.Oc.R 15 41.7 3.Tr.E 10 32.4 3.Oc.R 18 41.2 3.Sh.I 14 0 41.0 2.Ec.D 12 12.0 1.Sh.E 8 4 1.9 1.Sh.I 21 41.7 1.Ec.D 12 33.5 1.Ec.D 21 2.9 3.Tr.I 5 3.0 2.Oc.R 13 5.2 1.Tr.E 4 12.6 1.Tr.I 18 0 21.8 1.Oc.R 15 24.5 1.Oc.R 22 18.7 3.Sh.E 12 46.2 3.Ec.D 16 33.1 2.Ec.D 6 19.7 1.Sh.E 18 53.0 1.Sh.I 20 25.5 4.Sh.I 4 0 41.7 3.Tr.E 16 22.3 1.Ec.D 21 14.0 2.Oc.R 6 30.4 1.Tr.E 19 14.7 1.Tr.I 1 30.7 1.Ec.D 19 26.8 1.Oc.R 25 6 40.3 3.Sh.I 6 36.7 2.Sh.I 21 10.8 1.Sh.E 4 25.2 1.Oc.R 19 28.1 3.Oc.R 7 13.6 1.Ec.D 6 59.0 2.Tr.I 21 32.6 1.Tr.E 22 41.1 1.Sh.I 15 13 32.1 1.Sh.I 10 17.8 3.Sh.E 9 31.6 2.Sh.E 22 32.6 2.Sh.I 23 16.7 1.Tr.I 14 17.5 1.Tr.I 10 20.9 3.Tr.I 9 54.0 2.Tr.E 23 17.4 2.Tr.I 5 0 58.8 1.Sh.E 15 49.7 1.Sh.E 10 27.3 1.Oc.R 9 1 18.3 1.Ec.D 19 1 27.3 2.Sh.E 1 34.6 1.Tr.E 16 35.3 1.Tr.E 13 59.7 3.Tr.E 3 49.1 1.Oc.R 2 12.4 2.Tr.E 3 47.1 2.Sh.I 19 43.0 2.Sh.I 26 1 7.7 4.Ec.D 22 30.4 1.Sh.I 16 10.4 1.Ec.D 5 0.8 2.Tr.I 21 16.6 2.Tr.I 4 23.0 1.Sh.I 22 42.9 1.Tr.I 18 52.4 1.Oc.R 6 41.5 2.Sh.E 22 36.9 2.Sh.E 5 17.4 1.Tr.I 10 0 48.2 1.Sh.E 20 12 52.5 4.Ec.D 7 55.3 2.Tr.E 16 0 10.6 2.Tr.E 5 58.4 4.Ec.R 1 0.8 1.Tr.E 13 21.6 1.Sh.I 19 59.4 1.Ec.D 10 50.9 1.Ec.D 6 40.5 1.Sh.E 1 5.2 2.Ec.D 13 45.0 1.Tr.I 22 55.6 1.Oc.R 13 57.0 1.Oc.R 7 35.1 1.Tr.E 4 22.8 2.Oc.R 15 39.3 1.Sh.E 6 17 9.6 1.Sh.I 17 8 0.6 1.Sh.I 9 48.0 4.Oc.D 6 40.6 3.Sh.I 16 2.9 1.Tr.E 17 46.9 1.Tr.I 8 47.6 1.Tr.I 11 37.8 2.Sh.I 7 33.6 3.Tr.I 16 57.1 2.Ec.D 19 27.3 1.Sh.E 10 18.1 1.Sh.E 13 29.6 2.Tr.I 10 17.6 3.Sh.E 20 37.0 2.Oc.R 20 4.8 1.Tr.E 11 5.3 1.Tr.E 14 31.3 2.Sh.E 11 11.0 3.Tr.E 21 27.7 4.Oc.R 22 6.4 2.Ec.D 13 58.4 2.Ec.D 14 39.7 4.Oc.R 19 47.0 1.Ec.D 7 2 14.8 2.Oc.R 14 35.1 4.Sh.I 16 23.0 2.Tr.E 22 19.7 1.Oc.R 8 46.4 3.Ec.D 18 26.8 2.Oc.R 27 1 42.2 1.Ec.D 14 27.9 1.Ec.D 19 25.6 4.Sh.E 4 57.3 1.Oc.R 15 0.9 3.Oc.R 22 14.6 4.Tr.I 22 51.5 1.Sh.I 17 25.8 1.Oc.R 18 2 40.9 3.Sh.I 23 47.3 1.Tr.I 8 11 38.2 1.Sh.I 3 7.4 4.Tr.E 28 1 8.9 1.Sh.E 12 17.1 1.Tr.I 5 19.4 1.Ec.D 2 4.9 1.Tr.E

13 55.8 1.Sh.E 5 56.6 3.Tr.I 5 50.6 2.Ec.D 4 4.1 1.Tr.E 18 27.3 1.Ec.D 8 44.1 1.Sh.E 14 34.9 1.Tr.E 6 18.4 3.Sh.E 10 37.4 2.Oc.R 8 25.4 2.Ec.D 21 54.8 1.Oc.R 9 58.0 1.Tr.E 17 6.1 2.Sh.I 8 27.1 1.Oc.R 20 10.7 1.Ec.D 13 23.5 2.Oc.R 14 15 36.2 1.Sh.I 16 10.6 2.Ec.D 18 26.5 2.Tr.I 9 35.5 3.Tr.E 20 46.5 3.Ec.D 22 4.8 1.Ec.D 16 44.4 1.Tr.I 21 35.3 2.Oc.R 20 0.3 2.Sh.E 19 2 29.1 1.Sh.I 23 27.2 1.Oc.R 5 0 46.5 3.Ec.D 17 53.4 1.Sh.E 26 3 46.6 1.Ec.D 21 20.9 2.Tr.E 3 17.6 1.Tr.I 29 0 25.1 3.Ec.R 1 26.5 1.Oc.R 19 1.8 1.Tr.E 7 20.5 1.Oc.R 9 7 0.5 4.Ec.D 4 46.6 1.Sh.E 0 38.5 3.Oc.D 4 25.1 3.Ec.R 15 0 17.8 2.Ec.D 12 44.2 3.Ec.D 8 56.6 1.Ec.D 5 35.3 1.Tr.E 4 18.2 3.Oc.R 5 0.4 3.Oc.D 5 30.5 2.Oc.R 16 23.2 3.Ec.R 11 50.7 4.Ec.R 9 1.1 2.Sh.I 17 20.0 1.Sh.I 8 40.0 3.Oc.R 12 55.8 1.Ec.D 17 49.8 3.Oc.D 11 56.1 1.Oc.R 10 41.0 2.Tr.I 18 17.2 1.Tr.I 19 13.9 1.Sh.I 16 24.3 1.Oc.R 21 28.9 3.Oc.R 13 20.5 4.Oc.D 11 54.9 2.Sh.E 19 37.4 1.Sh.E 20 16.3 1.Tr.I 18 40.5 3.Sh.I 27 0 55.4 1.Sh.I 18 12.8 4.Oc.R 13 34.8 2.Tr.E 20 34.8 1.Tr.E 21 31.2 1.Sh.E 22 17.9 3.Sh.E 2 10.1 1.Tr.I 10 6 6.6 1.Sh.I 23 48.1 1.Ec.D 30 0 56.4 2.Sh.I 22 33.8 1.Tr.E 23 23.7 3.Tr.I 3 12.6 1.Sh.E 6 47.2 1.Tr.I 20 2 57.2 1.Oc.R 2 53.7 2.Tr.I 6 3 32.7 2.Sh.I 16 3 1.9 3.Tr.E 4 27.3 1.Tr.E 8 24.3 1.Sh.E 20 57.6 1.Sh.I 3 49.7 2.Sh.E 5 40.5 2.Tr.I 10 4.7 1.Sh.I 11 20.6 2.Sh.I 9 5.0 1.Tr.E 21 47.6 1.Tr.I 5 46.8 2.Tr.E 6 25.7 2.Sh.E 11 13.9 1.Tr.I 13 52.2 2.Tr.I 11 23.7 2.Ec.D 23 15.1 1.Sh.E 14 39.3 1.Ec.D 8 33.1 2.Tr.E 12 21.9 1.Sh.E 14 12.6 2.Sh.E 15 38.9 2.Oc.R 17 57.1 1.Oc.R 16 33.3 1.Ec.D 13 31.3 1.Tr.E 16 43.2 2.Tr.E 22 41.3 3.Sh.I 31 11 48.4 1.Sh.I 19 56.3 1.Oc.R 19 26.7 2.Sh.I 22 15.0 1.Ec.D 12 47.0 1.Tr.I 7 13 42.3 1.Sh.I 21 47.9 2.Tr.I 28 1 49.7 1.Oc.R 14 5.8 1.Sh.E 14 46.0 1.Tr.I 22 19.2 2.Sh.E 13 23.0 4.Ec.D 15 4.6 1.Tr.E 15 59.6 1.Sh.E 17 0 39.7 2.Tr.E 18 13.3 4.Ec.R 19 7.9 2.Ec.D 17 3.5 1.Tr.E 7 24.3 1.Ec.D 19 23.8 1.Sh.I 21 42.8 2.Ec.D 10 53.9 1.Oc.R 20 39.3 1.Tr.I Satellites of Jupiter 2021 8 2 46.0 2.Oc.R 18 4 33.1 1.Sh.I 21 41.0 1.Sh.E April 11 1.8 1.Ec.D 5 43.3 1.Tr.I 22 56.5 1.Tr.E 14 26.0 1.Oc.R 6 50.3 1.Sh.E 29 1 24.9 4.Oc.D 1 0 0.4 2.Oc.R 11 2 39.2 1.Sh.I 21 17 30.0 1.Sh.I 14 39.8 3.Sh.I 8 0.7 1.Tr.E 5 28.1 2.Ec.D 9 7.8 1.Ec.D 3 45.2 1.Tr.I 18 42.2 1.Tr.I 18 17.3 3.Sh.E 13 35.4 2.Ec.D 6 9.9 4.Oc.R 10 40.0 3.Sh.I 4 56.5 1.Sh.E 19 47.2 1.Sh.E 19 4.4 3.Tr.I 18 52.5 2.Oc.R 10 56.0 2.Oc.R 12 26.9 1.Oc.R 6 2.7 1.Tr.E 20 59.5 1.Tr.E 22 42.9 3.Tr.E 19 1 52.7 1.Ec.D 16 43.5 1.Ec.D 14 17.5 3.Sh.E 11 0.4 2.Ec.D 22 2 52.9 2.Ec.D 9 8 10.8 1.Sh.I 5 23.3 1.Oc.R 20 18.9 1.Oc.R 14 43.6 3.Tr.I 16 8.5 2.Oc.R 8 13.9 2.Oc.R 9 15.6 1.Tr.I 8 44.8 3.Ec.D 30 2 40.4 3.Sh.I 18 22.4 3.Tr.E 19 15.1 4.Ec.D 14 49.6 1.Ec.D 10 28.1 1.Sh.E 12 23.7 3.Ec.R 6 17.6 3.Sh.E 2 6 16.9 1.Sh.I 23 58.8 1.Ec.D 18 22.0 1.Oc.R 11 33.1 1.Tr.E 13 35.7 3.Oc.D 7 52.4 3.Tr.I 7 16.8 1.Tr.I 12 0 5.7 4.Ec.R 22 40.3 3.Sh.I 16 50.6 2.Sh.I 17 15.1 3.Oc.R 11 29.7 3.Tr.E 8 34.3 1.Sh.E 3 25.2 1.Oc.R 23 2 17.7 3.Sh.E 19 3.2 2.Tr.I 23 1.6 1.Sh.I 13 52.3 1.Sh.I 9 34.4 1.Tr.E 4 45.8 3.Ec.D 3 39.5 3.Tr.I 19 43.4 2.Sh.E 20 0 12.8 1.Tr.I 15 8.5 1.Tr.I 14 14.3 2.Sh.I 5 52.0 4.Oc.D 7 17.2 3.Tr.E 21 55.5 2.Tr.E 1 18.8 1.Sh.E 16 9.5 1.Sh.E 16 17.0 2.Tr.I 8 24.5 3.Ec.R 11 58.5 1.Sh.I 10 5 30.4 1.Ec.D 2 30.1 1.Tr.E 17 25.7 1.Tr.E 17 7.5 2.Sh.E 9 19.3 3.Oc.D 13 11.5 1.Tr.I 8 55.7 1.Oc.R 2 54.7 4.Sh.I 19 9.9 2.Tr.E 10 41.1 4.Oc.R 14 15.7 1.Sh.E 7 44.2 4.Sh.E 3 3 36.3 1.Ec.D 12 58.9 3.Oc.R 15 28.8 1.Tr.E 8 44.8 2.Sh.I 6 56.8 1.Oc.R 21 7.7 1.Sh.I 22 2.5 2.Sh.I 11 9.8 2.Tr.I 8 45.1 4.Sh.I 22 14.8 1.Tr.I 24 0 31.1 2.Tr.I 11 37.1 2.Sh.E 13 35.2 4.Sh.E 23 25.0 1.Sh.E 0 54.7 2.Sh.E 14 1.4 2.Tr.E 18 36.2 4.Tr.I 13 0 32.3 1.Tr.E 3 22.4 2.Tr.E 14 29.8 4.Tr.I 23 26.8 4.Tr.E 6 8.9 2.Sh.I 9 18.2 1.Ec.D 19 16.5 4.Tr.E 4 0 45.4 1.Sh.I 8 25.9 2.Tr.I 12 51.3 1.Oc.R 20 21.2 1.Ec.D 1 46.5 1.Tr.I 9 1.5 2.Sh.E 25 6 26.9 1.Sh.I 23 52.7 1.Oc.R 3 2.7 1.Sh.E 11 18.0 2.Tr.E 7 40.8 1.Tr.I

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Satellites of Jupiter 2021 September 14 55.3 1.Tr.E 9 0.5 1.Ec.R 20 40.2 1.Oc.D 15 25.1 1.Sh.E 12 38.7 2.Ec.R 23 50.2 2.Oc.D 1 1 31.0 4.Tr.I 11 4 14.9 1.Oc.D 21 0 0.6 1.Tr.E 9 9 48.7 1.Oc.D 19 3 16.0 1.Tr.I 23 52.9 1.Ec.R 4 24.6 4.Sh.I 5 59.4 2.Oc.D 0 46.7 1.Sh.E 9 54.8 4.Oc.D 3 59.9 1.Sh.I 29 4 36.1 2.Ec.R 5 56.8 4.Tr.E 7 5.7 1.Ec.R 18 53.3 1.Oc.D 11 18.5 2.Tr.I 5 34.0 1.Tr.E 17 57.1 1.Tr.I 9 1.3 4.Sh.E 10 0.7 2.Ec.R 21 28.6 2.Oc.D 12 19.1 2.Sh.I 6 18.0 1.Sh.E 18 53.2 1.Sh.I 10 52.2 1.Tr.I 12 1 29.8 1.Tr.I 21 57.9 1.Ec.R 12 37.0 1.Ec.R 20 0 26.8 1.Oc.D 20 14.9 1.Tr.E 11 11.4 1.Sh.I 2 4.4 1.Sh.I 22 1 58.1 2.Ec.R 14 7.6 2.Tr.E 2 43.4 2.Tr.I 21 11.0 1.Sh.E 13 10.5 1.Tr.E 3 48.0 1.Tr.E 16 9.4 1.Tr.I 14 22.3 4.Oc.R 3 29.2 1.Ec.R 30 15 7.1 1.Oc.D 13 29.9 1.Sh.E 4 22.7 1.Sh.E 16 57.6 1.Sh.I 14 40.0 3.Oc.D 4 12.2 2.Sh.I 18 12.7 2.Tr.I 2 8 4.4 1.Oc.D 22 41.2 1.Oc.D 18 27.4 1.Tr.E 14 41.7 4.Ec.D 5 32.5 2.Tr.E 18 21.7 1.Ec.R 9 3.8 2.Tr.I 13 0 26.3 2.Tr.I 19 15.6 1.Sh.E 15 8.8 2.Sh.E 7 1.4 2.Sh.E 20 5.7 2.Sh.I 9 44.0 2.Sh.I 1 34.3 1.Ec.R 23 13 19.9 1.Oc.D 19 15.5 4.Ec.R 7 44.5 3.Tr.I 21 1.9 2.Tr.E 10 42.3 1.Ec.R 1 36.8 2.Sh.I 15 52.6 2.Tr.I 20 22.0 3.Ec.R 10 49.0 3.Sh.I 22 54.4 2.Sh.E 11 21.6 3.Oc.D 3 15.4 2.Tr.E 16 26.7 1.Ec.R 10 7 3.4 1.Tr.I 11 20.3 3.Tr.E 11 52.8 2.Tr.E 4 20.8 3.Tr.I 17 30.0 2.Sh.I 7 35.5 1.Sh.I 14 25.2 3.Sh.E 12 33.9 2.Sh.E 4 26.3 2.Sh.E 18 41.8 2.Tr.E 9 21.6 1.Tr.E 21 42.6 1.Tr.I 16 21.7 3.Ec.R 6 47.2 3.Sh.I 20 19.0 2.Sh.E 9 53.9 1.Sh.E 22 28.7 1.Sh.I 3 5 18.3 1.Tr.I 7 56.5 3.Tr.E 21 26.2 3.Oc.D 5 40.1 1.Sh.I 10 24.0 3.Sh.E 24 4 23.4 3.Ec.R Satellites of Jupiter 2021 7 36.6 1.Tr.E 19 56.2 1.Tr.I 10 36.2 1.Tr.I October 7 58.7 1.Sh.E 20 33.2 1.Sh.I 11 26.5 1.Sh.I 4 2 30.4 1.Oc.D 22 14.3 1.Tr.E 12 54.1 1.Tr.E 1 0 55.4 3.Oc.D 11 5 50.1 1.Oc.D 21 0 40.4 1.Sh.I 3 42.2 2.Oc.D 22 51.5 1.Sh.E 13 44.4 1.Sh.E 4 32.1 3.Oc.R 9 14.4 1.Ec.R 1 44.7 1.Tr.E 5 11.0 1.Ec.R 14 17 7.5 1.Oc.D 25 7 46.6 1.Oc.D 4 48.5 3.Ec.D 9 47.2 2.Tr.I 2 57.5 1.Sh.E 7 22.8 2.Ec.R 19 8.9 2.Oc.D 10 38.7 2.Oc.D 8 24.6 3.Ec.R 11 59.5 2.Sh.I 3 58.8 4.Tr.E 23 44.6 1.Tr.I 20 3.1 1.Ec.R 10 55.4 1.Ec.R 12 24.2 1.Tr.I 12 36.3 2.Tr.E 11 14.2 4.Sh.I 5 0 9.0 1.Sh.I 23 20.1 2.Ec.R 15 16.7 2.Ec.R 13 22.1 1.Sh.I 14 47.7 2.Sh.E 15 36.3 4.Sh.E 2 2.8 1.Tr.E 15 14 22.8 1.Tr.I 26 0 44.8 4.Oc.D 14 41.9 1.Tr.E 18 20.3 3.Tr.I 20 35.8 1.Oc.D 2 27.5 1.Sh.E 15 2.1 1.Sh.I 5 3.2 1.Tr.I 15 39.8 1.Sh.E 21 56.1 3.Tr.E 22 0 7.3 1.Ec.R 20 56.5 1.Oc.D 16 40.9 1.Tr.E 5 16.1 4.Oc.R 2 9 34.1 1.Oc.D 22 54.1 3.Sh.I 1 27.2 2.Tr.I 22 10.9 2.Tr.I 17 20.3 1.Sh.E 5 55.4 1.Sh.I 12 50.4 1.Ec.R 12 2 28.3 3.Sh.E 3 53.9 2.Sh.I 23 1.5 2.Sh.I 16 11 33.9 1.Oc.D 7 21.0 1.Tr.E 13 1.4 2.Oc.D 3 8.4 1.Tr.I 4 16.4 2.Tr.E 23 39.6 1.Ec.R 13 34.6 2.Tr.I 8 13.3 1.Sh.E 17 54.7 2.Ec.R 4 15.7 1.Sh.I 6 41.6 2.Sh.E 6 0 59.6 3.Tr.I 14 31.8 1.Ec.R 8 55.7 4.Ec.D 3 6 51.4 1.Tr.I 5 25.9 1.Tr.E 11 52.9 3.Oc.D 1 0.0 2.Tr.E 14 54.5 2.Sh.I 13 25.7 4.Ec.R 7 51.1 1.Sh.I 6 33.0 1.Sh.E 15 30.3 3.Oc.R 1 51.3 2.Sh.E 16 23.7 2.Tr.E 27 2 13.4 1.Oc.D 9 9.1 1.Tr.E 16 27.2 4.Oc.D 16 54.5 3.Ec.D 2 44.7 3.Sh.I 17 43.8 2.Sh.E 5 2.4 2.Tr.I 10 8.7 1.Sh.E 21 1.8 4.Oc.R 17 55.3 1.Tr.I 4 35.2 3.Tr.E 18 1.0 3.Oc.D 5 24.1 1.Ec.R 4 4 1.1 1.Oc.D 13 0 17.5 1.Oc.D 19 9.4 1.Sh.I 6 22.1 3.Sh.E 17 0 22.4 3.Ec.R 6 47.8 2.Sh.I 7 11.7 4.Tr.I 3 10.3 4.Ec.D 20 12.6 1.Tr.E 18 10.8 1.Tr.I 8 49.3 1.Tr.I 7 51.5 2.Tr.E 7 19.2 1.Ec.R 3 43.2 1.Ec.R 20 29.4 3.Ec.R 18 37.8 1.Sh.I 9 30.9 1.Sh.I 9 36.6 2.Sh.E 7 23.6 2.Tr.I 4 40.3 2.Oc.D 21 26.3 1.Sh.E 20 29.0 1.Tr.E 11 7.4 1.Tr.E 11 12.3 3.Tr.I 9 23.6 2.Sh.I 7 36.0 4.Ec.R 23 15 3.7 1.Oc.D 20 56.3 1.Sh.E 11 49.1 1.Sh.E 14 48.1 3.Tr.E 10 12.7 2.Tr.E 9 52.1 2.Ec.R 18 36.2 1.Ec.R 7 15 22.6 1.Oc.D 15 58.3 4.Tr.I 14 50.9 3.Sh.I 11 43.8 4.Tr.E 21 36.1 1.Tr.I 20 23.8 2.Oc.D 16 51.1 2.Oc.D 20 27.5 4.Tr.E 18 26.5 3.Sh.E 12 12.1 2.Sh.E 22 44.7 1.Sh.I 24 1 48.7 2.Ec.R 18 8.3 1.Ec.R 22 39.9 4.Sh.I 23 30.1 1.Tr.I 14 43.9 3.Tr.I 23 53.5 1.Tr.E 12 23.5 1.Tr.I 20 42.1 2.Ec.R 18 3 12.3 4.Sh.E 28 0 24.3 1.Sh.I 16 56.7 4.Sh.I 14 1 1.9 1.Sh.E 13 38.4 1.Sh.I 8 12 37.1 1.Tr.I 6 0.3 1.Oc.D 1 47.9 1.Tr.E 18 19.7 3.Tr.E 18 45.0 1.Oc.D 14 40.7 1.Tr.E 13 6.7 1.Sh.I 8 18.1 2.Oc.D 2 42.1 1.Sh.E 18 52.5 3.Sh.I 22 12.0 1.Ec.R 15 55.3 1.Sh.E

21 24.1 4.Sh.E 22 59.9 2.Tr.I 25 9 31.7 1.Oc.D Satellites of Jupiter 2021 22 27.3 3.Sh.E 15 1 17.6 2.Sh.I 13 5.0 1.Ec.R November 5 1 18.6 1.Tr.I 1 49.1 2.Tr.E 14 41.8 2.Tr.I 2 20.0 1.Sh.I 4 5.7 2.Sh.E 17 12.1 2.Sh.I 1 11 24.3 1.Oc.D 11 5 8.2 1.Tr.I 21 2 18.2 1.Ec.R 3 36.3 1.Tr.E 8 8.9 3.Oc.D 17 31.0 2.Tr.E 15 0.4 1.Ec.R 6 27.9 1.Sh.I 6 46.3 2.Oc.D 4 37.5 1.Sh.E 11 46.2 3.Oc.R 19 59.7 2.Sh.E 17 12.8 2.Tr.I 7 25.3 1.Tr.E 12 19.3 2.Ec.R 22 28.3 1.Oc.D 12 52.6 3.Ec.D 26 1 48.5 3.Tr.I 19 48.6 2.Sh.I 8 44.4 1.Sh.E 20 2.2 1.Tr.I 6 1 48.0 1.Ec.R 16 3.7 1.Tr.I 5 24.4 3.Tr.E 20 2.1 2.Tr.E 12 2 15.6 1.Oc.D 21 21.5 1.Sh.I 2 14.0 2.Oc.D 16 27.9 3.Ec.R 6 51.6 1.Tr.I 22 36.1 2.Sh.E 5 53.7 1.Ec.R 22 19.2 1.Tr.E 7 14.1 2.Ec.R 17 13.6 1.Sh.I 6 58.4 3.Sh.I 2 5 40.9 3.Tr.I 9 3.7 2.Tr.I 23 37.9 1.Sh.E 19 46.0 1.Tr.I 18 21.2 1.Tr.E 8 7.3 1.Sh.I 8 44.9 1.Tr.I 11 43.7 2.Sh.I 22 17 9.3 1.Oc.D 20 48.9 1.Sh.I 19 30.8 1.Sh.E 9 8.8 1.Tr.E 9 16.8 3.Tr.E 11 53.1 2.Tr.E 20 47.0 1.Ec.R 22 3.6 1.Tr.E 16 13 12.6 1.Oc.D 10 24.1 1.Sh.E 10 3.1 1.Sh.I 14 30.9 2.Sh.E 23 0 59.8 2.Tr.I 23 6.4 1.Sh.E 16 40.8 1.Ec.R 10 31.5 3.Sh.E 11 1.5 3.Sh.I 23 32.4 3.Oc.D 3 39.3 2.Sh.I 7 16 55.4 1.Oc.D 17 53.9 2.Oc.D 27 3 59.8 1.Oc.D 11 2.1 1.Tr.E 23 37.0 1.Tr.I 3 49.4 2.Tr.E 20 16.8 1.Ec.R 23 10.7 2.Ec.R 7 33.9 1.Ec.R 12 19.8 1.Sh.E 13 0 56.8 1.Sh.I 6 26.4 2.Sh.E 20 35.1 2.Tr.I 17 10 31.6 1.Tr.I 9 40.0 2.Oc.D 14 34.0 3.Sh.E 1 54.1 1.Tr.E 10 55.6 4.Tr.I 22 41.5 2.Sh.I 11 42.6 1.Sh.I 15 7.9 2.Ec.R 3 5 52.7 1.Oc.D 3 10.2 3.Oc.R 14 31.4 1.Tr.I 23 24.2 2.Tr.E 12 49.0 1.Tr.E 28 1 19.8 1.Tr.I 9 29.3 1.Ec.R 3 13.2 1.Sh.E 15 31.3 4.Tr.E 8 1 29.9 2.Sh.E 13 59.7 1.Sh.E 2 36.2 1.Sh.I 12 13.4 2.Oc.D 4 59.4 3.Ec.D 15 50.4 1.Sh.I 4 30.1 3.Oc.D 18 7 40.2 1.Oc.D 3 37.0 1.Tr.E 17 45.6 2.Ec.R 8 32.9 3.Ec.R 16 48.4 1.Tr.E 8 7.1 3.Oc.R 11 9.7 1.Ec.R 4 53.1 1.Sh.E 4 3 13.5 1.Tr.I 20 44.4 1.Oc.D 17 42.7 3.Tr.I 8 50.9 3.Ec.D 12 13.2 2.Tr.I 22 27.9 1.Oc.D 4 32.0 1.Sh.I 14 0 22.6 1.Ec.R 18 6.8 1.Sh.E 12 26.6 3.Ec.R 14 35.7 2.Sh.I 29 2 2.7 1.Ec.R 5 30.6 1.Tr.E 4 7.5 2.Oc.D 21 18.7 3.Tr.E 14 13.4 1.Tr.I 15 2.4 2.Tr.E 3 57.0 2.Tr.I 6 48.7 1.Sh.E 9 41.8 2.Ec.R 23 7.8 3.Sh.I 15 17.8 1.Sh.I 17 23.6 2.Sh.E 6 30.3 2.Sh.I 5 0 21.1 1.Oc.D 18 6.0 1.Tr.I 23 51.0 4.Sh.I 16 30.9 1.Tr.E 22 1.9 3.Tr.I 6 46.2 2.Tr.E 3 58.2 1.Ec.R 19 25.8 1.Sh.I 24 2 38.7 3.Sh.E 17 35.2 1.Sh.E 19 1 37.8 3.Tr.E 9 10.9 4.Oc.D 6 29.1 2.Tr.I 20 23.0 1.Tr.E 4 2.1 4.Sh.E 9 11 22.7 1.Oc.D 2 56.2 3.Sh.I 9 17.9 2.Sh.E 9 6.9 2.Sh.I 21 42.2 1.Sh.E 11 38.5 1.Oc.D 14 45.6 1.Ec.R 4 59.4 1.Tr.I 13 47.6 4.Oc.R 9 18.5 2.Tr.E 15 2 56.3 4.Oc.D 15 16.0 1.Ec.R 15 26.4 2.Oc.D 6 11.5 1.Sh.I 15 41.2 3.Oc.D 11 54.3 2.Sh.E 7 33.7 4.Oc.R 20 6.7 2.Oc.D 20 32.8 2.Ec.R 6 29.9 3.Sh.E 19 18.8 3.Oc.R 19 34.2 3.Oc.D 15 13.2 1.Oc.D 25 1 38.1 2.Ec.R 10 8 40.9 1.Tr.I 7 16.7 1.Tr.E 19 48.1 1.Tr.I 21 42.0 1.Tr.I 15 41.8 4.Ec.D 9 0.7 1.Tr.I 9 46.8 1.Sh.I 8 28.5 1.Sh.E 20 56.0 3.Ec.D 23 1.0 1.Sh.I 18 51.5 1.Ec.R 10 19.4 1.Sh.I 10 58.4 1.Tr.E 20 2 8.0 1.Oc.D 21 5.2 1.Sh.I 23 11.9 3.Oc.R 19 57.6 4.Ec.R 11 17.7 1.Tr.E 12 4.2 1.Sh.E 5 38.5 1.Ec.R 21 25.7 4.Ec.D 23 59.1 1.Tr.E 22 21.9 2.Tr.I 12 35.7 1.Sh.E 7 8.9 2.Oc.D 22 5.3 1.Tr.E 6 0 57.4 3.Ec.D 16 1 2.2 2.Sh.I 26 6 7.7 1.Oc.D 12 30.0 2.Ec.R 23 21.9 1.Sh.E 1 17.6 1.Sh.E 1 11.4 2.Tr.E 9 44.8 1.Ec.R 23 24.5 4.Tr.I 30 0 30.3 3.Ec.R 4 31.3 3.Ec.R 3 49.4 2.Sh.E 14 19.4 2.Tr.I 23 27.3 1.Tr.I 1 46.7 4.Ec.R 16 40.1 4.Tr.I 12 34.9 1.Tr.I 16 57.8 2.Sh.I 16 56.1 1.Oc.D 18 49.7 1.Oc.D 13 38.1 3.Tr.I 17 9.2 2.Tr.E 20 31.6 1.Ec.R 21 15.6 4.Tr.E 13 54.7 1.Sh.I 19 44.9 2.Sh.E 22 56.1 2.Oc.D 22 27.1 1.Ec.R 14 51.9 1.Tr.E 27 3 29.9 1.Tr.I 31 4 26.5 2.Ec.R 7 1 30.7 2.Oc.D 16 11.1 1.Sh.E 4 48.3 1.Sh.I 14 16.5 1.Tr.I 5 32.2 4.Sh.I 17 14.0 3.Tr.E 5 47.0 1.Tr.E 15 34.2 1.Sh.I 7 4.2 2.Ec.R 19 6.0 3.Sh.I 7 4.6 1.Sh.E 16 33.7 1.Tr.E 9 48.9 4.Sh.E 22 37.4 3.Sh.E 7 42.5 3.Oc.D 17 50.9 1.Sh.E 16 10.7 1.Tr.I 17 9 42.2 1.Oc.D 11 20.3 3.Oc.R 17 30.0 1.Sh.I 13 20.4 1.Ec.R 13 4.3 3.Ec.D 18 27.8 1.Tr.E 17 26.9 2.Oc.D 16 36.9 3.Ec.R 19 46.5 1.Sh.E 23 0.8 2.Ec.R 28 0 37.0 1.Oc.D

8 13 18.2 1.Oc.D 18 7 4.0 1.Tr.I 4 13.8 1.Ec.R 20 38.4 3.Ec.R 9 55.6 3.Tr.E 11 25.3 1.Tr.I 16 55.9 1.Ec.R 8 23.6 1.Sh.I 9 27.0 2.Oc.D 5 2 34.8 1.Oc.D 11 14.2 3.Sh.I 12 30.7 1.Sh.I 19 46.2 2.Tr.I 9 21.0 1.Tr.E 14 56.6 2.Ec.R 6 9.4 1.Ec.R 14 43.9 3.Sh.E 13 42.4 1.Tr.E 22 25.3 2.Sh.I 10 40.0 1.Sh.E 21 59.4 1.Tr.I 12 9.4 2.Oc.D 17 33.0 1.Oc.D 14 46.9 1.Sh.E 22 35.5 2.Tr.E 19 4 11.1 1.Oc.D 23 17.3 1.Sh.I 17 33.7 2.Ec.R 21 2.8 1.Ec.R 26 0 44.1 3.Oc.D 9 1 12.7 2.Sh.E 7 49.3 1.Ec.R 29 0 16.4 1.Tr.E 23 57.4 1.Tr.I 16 4 15.9 2.Oc.D 4 21.0 3.Oc.R 9 37.2 3.Tr.I 11 40.5 2.Tr.I 1 33.6 1.Sh.E 6 1 12.9 1.Sh.I 9 29.2 2.Ec.R 5 11.8 3.Ec.D 10 39.4 1.Tr.I 14 20.7 2.Sh.I 19 6.3 1.Oc.D 2 14.4 1.Tr.E 14 55.7 1.Tr.I 8 32.8 1.Oc.D 11 58.9 1.Sh.I 14 30.1 2.Tr.E 22 42.6 1.Ec.R 3 29.2 1.Sh.E 16 6.3 1.Sh.I 8 42.1 3.Ec.R 12 56.5 1.Tr.E 17 7.8 2.Sh.E 30 3 39.7 2.Tr.I 21 4.3 1.Oc.D 17 12.7 1.Tr.E 11 56.2 1.Ec.R 13 13.1 3.Tr.E 20 1 33.0 1.Tr.I 6 16.5 2.Sh.I 7 0 38.2 1.Ec.R 18 22.6 1.Sh.E 20 25.0 2.Oc.D 14 15.4 1.Sh.E 2 52.5 1.Sh.I 6 29.5 2.Tr.E 6 21.7 2.Tr.I 17 12 2.8 1.Oc.D 27 1 24.1 2.Ec.R 15 3.8 3.Sh.I 3 35.0 3.Oc.D 9 3.6 2.Sh.E 8 53.9 2.Sh.I 15 31.7 1.Ec.R 1 53.1 4.Tr.I 18 35.6 3.Sh.E 3 50.0 1.Tr.E 16 28.7 1.Tr.I 9 11.6 2.Tr.E 22 27.7 2.Tr.I 5 55.4 1.Tr.I 10 7 46.9 1.Oc.D 5 8.9 1.Sh.E 17 46.1 1.Sh.I 11 41.0 2.Sh.E 18 0 50.1 2.Sh.I 6 25.2 4.Tr.E 11 24.8 1.Ec.R 7 12.8 3.Oc.R 18 45.8 1.Tr.E 18 26.9 1.Tr.I 1 17.9 2.Tr.E 6 59.6 1.Sh.I 14 49.2 2.Oc.D 9 1.4 3.Ec.D 20 2.4 1.Sh.E 19 41.8 1.Sh.I 3 37.1 2.Sh.E 8 12.5 1.Tr.E 20 23.3 2.Ec.R 12 34.5 3.Ec.R 21 51.2 3.Tr.I 20 43.9 1.Tr.E 9 25.5 1.Tr.I 9 15.8 1.Sh.E 22 40.2 1.Oc.D 21 58.1 1.Sh.E 10 35.2 1.Sh.I 12 29.4 4.Sh.I Satellites of Jupiter 2021 8 2 3.7 3.Tr.I 11 42.6 1.Tr.E 16 28.6 4.Sh.E December 5 39.8 3.Tr.E 12 51.4 1.Sh.E 28 3 2.8 1.Oc.D 7 12.0 3.Sh.I 17 3.2 4.Oc.D 6 25.1 1.Ec.R 1 1 27.2 3.Tr.E 11 0 59.6 2.Sh.E 21 1 2.6 1.Oc.D 10 42.0 3.Sh.E 20 24.4 3.Oc.D 14 37.6 2.Tr.I 3 9.7 3.Sh.I 7 26.3 1.Tr.I 4 29.5 1.Ec.R 15 34.0 1.Oc.D 21 37.6 4.Oc.R 16 47.0 2.Sh.I 6 40.1 3.Sh.E 8 39.6 1.Sh.I 11 50.7 2.Tr.I 19 7.2 1.Ec.R 19 0 1.7 3.Oc.R 17 27.9 2.Tr.E 13 35.8 1.Oc.D 9 43.3 1.Tr.E 14 9.2 2.Sh.I 9 1 31.4 2.Oc.D 1 10.2 3.Ec.D 19 34.0 2.Sh.E 17 11.6 1.Ec.R 10 55.9 1.Sh.E 14 41.0 2.Tr.E 6 52.3 2.Ec.R 4 14.9 4.Ec.D 29 0 25.4 1.Tr.I 21 36.4 4.Oc.D 16 7.5 3.Oc.D 16 56.2 2.Sh.E 12 56.6 1.Tr.I 4 41.0 3.Ec.R 1 28.4 1.Sh.I 22 48.2 2.Oc.D 19 45.0 3.Oc.R 22 25.4 1.Tr.I 14 10.7 1.Sh.I 6 32.7 1.Oc.D 2 42.6 1.Tr.E 2 2 13.1 4.Oc.R 21 8.6 3.Ec.D 23 32.9 1.Sh.I 15 13.6 1.Tr.E 8 18.9 4.Ec.R 3 44.7 1.Sh.E 4 15.3 2.Ec.R 12 0 40.0 3.Ec.R 22 0 42.4 1.Tr.E 16 27.0 1.Sh.E 10 0.6 1.Ec.R 15 0.8 3.Tr.I 9 58.1 4.Ec.D 4 33.4 1.Oc.D 1 49.2 1.Sh.E 10 6 3.1 4.Tr.I 17 38.6 2.Oc.D 18 36.6 3.Tr.E 10 58.2 1.Tr.I 8 5.0 1.Ec.R 10 39.3 3.Tr.I 10 3.6 1.Oc.D 22 47.5 2.Ec.R 19 19.3 3.Sh.I 12 15.1 1.Sh.I 14 53.3 2.Oc.D 14 15.3 3.Tr.E 10 37.8 4.Tr.E 20 3 55.5 1.Tr.I 21 33.0 1.Oc.D 13 15.3 1.Tr.E 20 10.7 2.Ec.R 15 17.2 3.Sh.I 13 36.1 1.Ec.R 5 4.1 1.Sh.I 22 48.1 3.Sh.E 14 8.3 4.Ec.R 13 1 56.1 1.Tr.I 18 46.5 3.Sh.E 18 10.2 4.Sh.I 6 12.5 1.Tr.E 30 0 54.0 1.Ec.R 14 31.4 1.Sh.E 3 8.6 1.Sh.I 19 32.7 1.Oc.D 19 43.2 2.Tr.I 7 20.4 1.Sh.E 9 48.7 2.Oc.D 3 8 5.2 1.Oc.D 4 13.1 1.Tr.E 22 58.4 1.Ec.R 22 12.5 2.Sh.I 14 42.4 2.Ec.R 11 40.4 1.Ec.R 5 24.8 1.Sh.E 23 7 1.7 2.Oc.D 22 15.5 4.Sh.E 18 55.6 1.Tr.I 17 0.4 2.Tr.I 23 3.1 1.Oc.D 12 5.8 2.Ec.R 22 33.2 2.Tr.E 19 57.2 1.Sh.I 19 35.1 2.Sh.I 14 2 33.9 1.Ec.R 16 55.4 1.Tr.I 21 12.7 1.Tr.E 19 50.3 2.Tr.E 9 5.4 2.Tr.I 18 1.8 1.Sh.I 22 13.5 1.Sh.E 22 22.1 2.Sh.E 11 31.5 2.Sh.I 19 12.4 1.Tr.E 31 16 3.2 1.Oc.D 4 5 27.7 1.Tr.I 11 55.5 2.Tr.E 20 18.1 1.Sh.E 19 22.9 1.Ec.R 6 44.0 1.Sh.I 14 18.5 2.Sh.E 24 14 2.7 1.Oc.D The output is given in the form: day, hour, minute, satellite no, event 7 44.8 1.Tr.E 20 25.8 1.Tr.I 17 27.3 1.Ec.R type, phase with the following symbols being used: 9 0.3 1.Sh.E 21 37.4 1.Sh.I 25 1 13.8 2.Tr.I Satellite no. 1 2 3 4... 8 11 53.2 3.Oc.D 22 42.9 1.Tr.E 3 27.8 2.Sh.I Event type: Ec [eclipse] Oc [occultation] Tr [transit] Sh [shadow transit] 15 30.9 3.Oc.R 23 53.7 1.Sh.E 4 4.1 2.Tr.E Phase D [disappear] R [reappear] I [ingress] E [egress] 17 6.4 3.Ec.D 15 6 19.6 3.Tr.I 6 14.9 2.Sh.E For example, an event listed as 23 12 23.5 2.Ec.R means Satellite II reappears from eclipse at 12h 23.5m on the 23rd of the month

Mutual Events of Jupiter Satellites 2021

Year M D h m s Event Type Ph Dur dMag %Ill Sep PA MinD 2021 2 19 9 24 56 (II) occ (I) A 384 0.6 59.2 91.0 251 0.039 2021 1 3 22 33 43 (II) ecl (I) A 2581 1.4 28.7 45.9 256 0.068 2021 2 19 17 12 59 (II) ecl (IV) E 934 0.5 63.6 168.8 251 0.065 2021 1 4 3 1 18 (II) ecl (I) A 2110 1.4 28.0 88.5 255 0.000 2021 2 19 20 1 7 (II) occ (IV) P 766 0.2 83.2 151.3 251 0.201 2021 1 7 10 0 36 (II) ecl (I) P 1916 1.1 36.5 25.0 257 0.170 2021 2 22 21 58 30 (II) ecl (I) A 454 1.3 31.5 93.3 251 0.037 2021 1 7 11 22 12 (II) occ (I) P 2366 0.3 75.0 43.2 256 0.294 2021 2 22 22 42 3 (II) occ (I) P 364 0.5 62.6 89.9 251 0.121 2021 1 7 15 27 9 (II) occ (I) P 1930 0.3 75.3 84.6 255 0.299 2021 2 26 11 9 12 (II) ecl (I) A 440 1.2 32.7 93.0 251 0.068 2021 1 7 16 54 21 (II) ecl (I) A 1359 1.4 28.4 92.5 255 0.025 2021 2 26 11 58 9 (II) occ (I) P 342 0.4 68.8 88.8 250 0.210 2021 1 8 8 25 46 (II) ecl (III) E 837 0.0 99.2 140.0 253 1.115 2021 2 28 7 5 29 (IV) ecl (II) P 628 1.1 37.7 96.5 70 0.386 2021 1 10 21 36 37 (II) ecl (I) Pt 1728 0.8 49.4 5.1 268 0.290 2021 2 28 9 56 42 (IV) occ (II) P 430 0.7 50.6 119.8 70 0.331 2021 1 10 22 31 28 (II) occ (I) P 1564 0.2 80.4 18.0 258 0.372 2021 2 28 18 51 57 (IV) occ (I) P 109 0.0 99.1 61.1 71 0.935 2021 1 11 5 37 39 (II) occ (I) P 1074 0.3 77.6 91.1 254 0.330 2021 3 2 0 19 51 (II) ecl (I) A 426 1.2 34.5 92.6 250 0.101 2021 1 11 6 32 23 (II) ecl (I) A 1071 1.3 29.2 94.4 254 0.047 2021 3 2 1 14 0 (II) occ (I) P 316 0.3 75.6 87.6 250 0.306 2021 1 14 9 16 16 (II) ecl (I) Pt 1727 0.5 63.6 14.3 69 0.424 2021 3 3 8 21 59 (I) occ (II) P 131 0.1 94.7 34.8 250 0.631 2021 1 14 10 0 52 (II) occ (I) Pt 1344 0.2 86.7 3.9 57 0.466 2021 3 5 13 29 48 (II) ecl (I) A 413 1.1 37.0 92.3 250 0.138 2021 1 14 19 23 2 (II) occ (I) P 818 0.3 78.5 93.8 254 0.343 2021 3 5 14 29 1 (II) occ (I) P 284 0.2 82.5 86.4 250 0.410 2021 1 14 20 1 6 (II) ecl (I) A 912 1.3 29.9 95.3 254 0.062 2021 3 6 20 38 20 (I) ecl (II) E 82 0.0 100.0 47.6 250 1.129 2021 1 15 13 41 44 (II) ecl (III) P 1752 0.1 95.2 133.9 253 0.946 2021 3 6 21 33 10 (I) occ (II) P 178 0.2 85.1 37.4 250 0.471 2021 1 17 20 41 51 (II) ecl (I) P 1963 0.2 81.0 36.1 72 0.604 2021 3 8 20 23 15 (I) ecl (IV) E 640 0.1 88.4 130.8 250 0.857 2021 1 17 21 24 26 (II) occ (I) P 1212 0.1 94.1 26.5 71 0.596 2021 3 9 0 12 49 (II) ecl (IV) E 544 0.2 81.7 105.6 250 0.584 2021 1 18 9 0 27 (II) occ (I) P 680 0.3 78.8 95.2 254 0.346 2021 3 9 2 39 43 (II) ecl (I) A 400 1.0 40.1 91.9 250 0.177 2021 1 18 9 26 23 (II) ecl (I) A 805 1.3 30.7 95.8 254 0.074 2021 3 9 3 32 57 (II) occ (IV) P 247 0.0 96.8 83.3 250 0.720 2021 1 21 22 31 17 (II) occ (I) P 599 0.3 78.2 95.7 253 0.337 2021 3 9 3 43 49 (II) occ (I) P 243 0.1 89.1 85.1 250 0.519 2021 1 21 22 47 29 (II) ecl (I) A 729 1.3 31.2 95.9 253 0.080 2021 3 9 5 13 49 (I) occ (IV) P 2093 0.2 81.3 72.0 250 0.205 2021 1 25 11 59 28 (II) occ (I) P 543 0.3 77.0 95.9 253 0.320 2021 3 10 2 22 38 (I) occ (IV) P 274 0.0 96.1 72.2 70 0.738 2021 1 25 12 7 8 (II) ecl (I) A 671 1.3 31.6 95.8 253 0.083 202 1 3 10 9 44 32 (I) ecl (II) E 130 0.0 99.7 51.1 250 1.046 2021 1 29 1 24 15 (II) occ (I) P 505 0.3 75.1 95.7 253 0.293 2021 3 10 10 44 19 (I) occ (II) P 206 0.3 73.4 40.0 250 0.312 2021 1 29 1 24 14 (II) ecl (I) A 626 1.2 31.6 95.7 253 0.080 2021 3 10 20 2 55 (III) occ (II) P 295 0.2 80.1 65.5 69 0.541 2021 2 1 14 40 40 (II) ecl (I) A 588 1.3 31.6 95.4 252 0.075 2021 3 12 15 49 3 (II) ecl (I) A 388 0.9 43.9 91.6 250 0.219 2021 2 1 14 47 48 (II) occ (I) P 476 0.3 72.5 95.2 252 0.258 2021 3 12 16 57 54 (II) occ (I) P 188 0.1 95.1 83.8 250 0.636 2021 2 3 17 3 43 (I) ecl (IV) E 334 0.0 100.0 33.9 248 1.456 2021 3 13 22 50 43 (I) ecl (II) E 163 0.0 98.6 54.6 250 0.963 2021 2 5 3 55 18 (II) ecl (I) A 557 1.3 31.3 95.1 252 0.064 2021 3 13 23 55 23 (I) occ (II) P 222 0.5 61.1 42.6 250 0.154 2021 2 5 4 9 9 (II) occ (I) P 454 0.4 69.3 94.6 252 0.214 2021 3 14 6 36 33 (I) occ (III) P 280 0.0 98.7 98.7 249 0.958 2021 2 8 17 9 36 (II) ecl (I) A 530 1.3 31.1 94.8 252 0.052 2021 3 15 4 42 5 (I) occ (III) P 536 0.0 95.8 98.8 70 0.846 2021 2 8 17 29 50 (II) occ (I) P 434 0.5 65.6 93.8 252 0.163 2021 3 16 3 22 8 (IV) ecl (III) A 1386 1.1 36.9 237.8 70 0.162 2021 2 12 6 22 30 (II) ecl (I) A 508 1.3 30.8 94.4 252 0.034 2 021 3 16 4 58 22 (II) ecl (I) A 376 0.8 48.2 91.2 249 0.264 2021 2 12 6 48 53 (II) occ (I) P 418 0.5 61.4 93.0 251 0.103 2021 3 16 6 11 46 (II) occ (I) P 96 0.0 99.3 82.5 249 0.758 2021 2 15 19 35 15 (II) ecl (I) A 488 1.3 30.7 94.1 251 0.014 2021 3 17 11 56 58 (I) ecl (II) E 188 0.0 96.2 58.1 249 0.881 2021 2 15 20 7 33 (II) occ (I) A 401 0.6 59.2 92.0 251 0.036 2021 3 17 13 6 24 (I) occ (II) T 229 0.6 55.3 45.3 250 0.004 2021 2 19 1 37 44 (III) ecl (IV) P 1244 0.4 71.0 259.1 251 0.824 2021 3 17 21 14 0 (III) ecl (II) E 230 0.0 99.5 48.6 69 1.357 2021 2 19 4 41 10 (III) occ (IV) P 1019 0.1 87.2 242.4 251 0.524 2021 3 17 23 35 54 (III) occ (II) T 361 0.5 64.7 74.1 69 0.026 2021 2 19 8 46 54 (II) ecl (I) A 470 1.3 30.9 93.7 251 0.011 2021 3 18 1 56 26 (IV) ecl (I) E 305 0.0 99.3 71.1 249 1.417

2021 3 18 5 9 50 (IV) occ (I) T 331 1.1 34.8 31.1 249 0.119 2021 4 12 17 33 51 (II) ecl (IV) E 414 0.0 99.7 67.7 67 1.357 2021 3 19 18 7 10 (II) ecl (I) P 364 0.7 53.0 90.9 249 0.312 2021 4 12 18 27 9 (I) occ (III) P 294 0.1 88.7 70.1 68 0.681 2021 3 21 1 3 13 (I) ecl (II) E 210 0.1 92.0 61.6 249 0.799 2021 4 12 23 28 41 (II) occ (III) P 317 0.1 90.7 116.0 68 0.677 2021 3 21 2 17 19 (I) occ (II) P 226 0.5 61.6 47.9 249 0.161 2021 4 13 14 4 0 (II) ecl (I) E 263 0.1 89.2 88.3 248 0.711 2021 3 21 11 16 34 (I) occ (III) P 1187 0.1 88.3 97.9 249 0.638 2021 4 13 20 4 55 (III) occ (IV) P 2957 0.2 86.1 249.5 68 0.531 2021 3 22 8 42 43 (I) occ (III) P 501 0.2 84.9 96.3 69 0.554 2021 4 14 20 48 14 (I) ecl (II) P 296 1.3 29.0 85.9 249 0.247 2021 3 22 12 41 56 (II) occ (III) P 127 0.0 99.7 129.6 69 0.963 2021 4 15 10 11 55 (III) ecl (II) A 508 4.4 1.7 73.3 67 0.030 2021 3 23 7 15 57 (II) ecl (I) P 352 0.6 58.1 90.5 249 0.361 2021 4 15 16 34 29 (III) ecl (I) E 271 0.0 96.0 20.3 67 1.194 2021 3 24 14 9 31 (I) ecl (II) E 228 0.2 86.0 65.0 249 0.718 2021 4 15 19 12 35 (III) occ (I) P 227 0.1 91.9 58.3 68 0.849 2021 3 24 15 28 8 (I) occ (II) P 215 0.3 73.3 50.6 249 0.317 2021 4 17 3 11 23 (II) ecl (I) E 244 0.1 93.2 87.9 248 0.776 2021 3 25 0 27 36 (III) ecl (II) E 364 0.1 88.2 54.1 68 1.012 2021 4 18 9 54 54 (I) ecl (II) P 303 1.7 20.5 89.3 248 0.172 2021 3 25 3 8 12 (III) occ (II) P 302 0.2 81.7 82.8 68 0.581 2021 4 19 18 18 5 (IV) ecl (I) E 2657 0.1 89.9 92.6 68 0.999 2021 3 25 16 43 14 (III) ecl (IV) E 525 0.0 98.1 135.4 250 1.573 2021 4 19 18 35 31 (I) ecl (III) E 380 0.1 92.7 31.2 67 0.976 2021 3 25 22 36 20 (III) occ (IV) P 333 0.0 96.7 95.4 250 0.953 2021 4 19 18 38 47 (IV) ecl (III) E 802 0.8 47.6 31.7 67 0.015 2021 3 26 9 28 54 (II) ecl (IV) E 462 0.1 94.3 19.5 252 0.981 2021 4 19 23 19 34 (II) ecl (III) E 207 0.0 100.0 77.2 67 1.391 2021 3 26 20 24 20 (II) ecl (I) P 339 0.5 63.4 90.2 249 0.414 2021 4 20 15 55 13 (IV) ecl (I) A 601 1.6 23.0 90.9 248 0.114 2021 3 28 3 15 51 (I) ecl (II) P 243 0.3 78.2 68.5 249 0.638 2021 4 20 16 18 45 (II) ecl (I) E 222 0.0 96.2 87.4 248 0.844 2021 3 28 4 38 52 (I) occ (II) P 193 0.2 84.0 53.3 249 0.472 2021 4 20 18 22 52 (IV) ecl (II) E 2245 0.1 89.5 70.3 246 0.946 2021 3 28 11 34 30 (I) ecl (III) E 485 0.0 99.9 133.6 249 1.344 2021 4 21 23 1 38 (I) ecl (II) A 308 2.1 14.2 92.7 248 0.099 2021 3 28 19 6 59 (I) ecl (III) E 888 0.0 99.1 68.6 249 1.182 2021 4 22 13 27 45 (III) ecl (II) P 510 2.4 11.3 80.7 66 0.274 2021 3 29 9 21 52 (I) ecl (III) E 194 0.0 100.0 64.1 69 1.432 2021 4 22 19 19 20 (III) ecl (I) E 342 0.2 82.4 32.8 67 0.947 2021 3 29 12 10 13 (I) occ (III) A 465 0.4 71.4 89.4 69 0.192 2021 4 24 5 25 54 (II) ecl (I) E 197 0.0 98.2 86.9 248 0.913 2021 3 29 16 20 37 (II) occ (III) P 401 0.2 82.9 125.2 69 0.450 2021 4 25 12 8 27 (I) ecl (II) A 313 2.4 11.0 96.1 248 0.026 2021 3 30 9 32 42 (II) ecl (I) P 326 0.4 68.7 89.8 249 0.469 2021 4 27 2 37 11 (II) ecl (III) E 375 0.0 97.4 69.5 67 1.080 2021 3 31 16 22 13 (I) ecl (II) P 257 0.4 69.1 72.0 249 0.558 2021 4 27 18 33 0 (II) ecl (I) E 167 0.0 99.4 86.3 248 0.984 2021 3 31 17 49 29 (I) occ (II) P 156 0.1 92.9 56.0 249 0.625 2021 4 28 19 0 18 (I) ecl (IV) E 437 0.2 83.5 67.3 251 0.753 2021 4 1 3 41 43 (III) ecl (II) P 440 0.7 54.5 60.0 68 0.675 2021 4 29 1 15 19 (I) ecl (II) A 316 2.4 11.3 99.5 248 0.045 2021 4 1 13 20 13 (III) occ (I) T 318 0.6 59.7 30.2 68 0.001 2021 4 29 12 19 44 (III) ecl (IV) A 832 0.7 50.9 65.3 65 0.507 2021 4 2 22 40 41 (II) ecl (I) P 312 0.3 74.2 89.5 249 0.526 2021 4 29 16 44 22 (III) ecl (II) P 492 1.0 39.9 88.7 66 0.564 2021 4 4 1 4 22 (IV) ecl (II) E 430 0.0 96.4 117.8 249 1.216 2021 4 29 20 32 9 (II) occ (IV) P 2757 0.0 97.7 127.0 66 0.854 2021 4 4 5 28 39 (I) ecl (II) P 269 0.6 59.4 75.5 249 0.479 2021 4 29 22 6 4 (III) ecl (I) P 400 0.6 58.8 46.1 67 0.708 2021 4 4 7 0 2 (I) occ (II) P 85 0.0 99.0 58.7 249 0.776 2021 4 30 0 47 33 (II) occ (IV) P 1812 0.0 99.3 158.4 67 0.951 2021 4 4 9 12 55 (IV) ecl (III) E 254 0.0 100.0 186.0 248 1.944 2021 5 1 7 39 57 (II) ecl (I) E 129 0.0 99.9 85.8 248 1.057 2021 4 4 16 6 3 (IV) occ (III) P 388 0.1 89.5 134.4 248 0.908 2021 5 2 14 22 19 (I) ecl (II) A 319 2.1 14.8 102.9 248 0.115 2021 4 5 12 37 41 (I) ecl (III) E 301 0.0 99.7 54.9 68 1.313 2021 5 4 5 53 56 (II) ecl (III) P 454 0.1 87.3 61.9 66 0.756 2021 4 5 15 23 9 (I) occ (III) P 401 0.4 71.8 80.4 68 0.225 2021 5 4 20 46 50 (II) ecl (I) E 71 0.0 100.0 85.1 248 1.131 2021 4 5 19 56 15 (II) occ (III) A 428 0.3 77.2 120.7 68 0.098 2021 5 6 3 29 21 (I) ecl (II) P 321 1.7 20.9 106.2 248 0.183 2021 4 6 11 48 40 (II) ecl (I) P 297 0.2 79.4 89.1 249 0.585 2021 5 6 20 1 27 (III) ecl (II) E 452 0.3 73.7 97.2 66 0.839 2021 4 7 18 35 8 (I) ecl (II) P 279 0.8 49.2 78.9 249 0.401 2021 5 7 0 55 12 (III) ecl (I) P 453 1.2 33.0 60.0 67 0.483 2021 4 8 6 56 21 (III) ecl (II) P 485 1.9 17.7 66.4 67 0.347 2021 5 9 16 36 35 (I) ecl (II) P 321 1.4 28.6 109.6 248 0.250 2021 4 8 16 15 54 (III) occ (I) P 303 0.4 70.9 44.2 68 0.436 20 21 5 11 9 10 18 (II) ecl (III) A 494 0.3 73.5 54.3 65 0.421 2021 4 10 0 56 20 (II) ecl (I) P 281 0.2 84.5 88.7 248 0.647 2021 5 13 5 43 49 (I) ecl (II) P 321 1.1 37.1 112.8 248 0.315 2021 4 10 7 29 28 (III) ecl (IV) E 1058 0.1 95.4 322.3 249 1.291 2021 5 13 23 19 19 (III) ecl (II) E 381 0.1 93.8 106.5 66 1.097 2021 4 11 7 41 40 (I) ecl (II) P 288 1.0 38.9 82.4 249 0.324 2021 5 14 3 48 9 (III) ecl (I) P 510 2.2 13.0 74.4 67 0.277 2021 4 11 10 5 51 (I) ecl (IV) E 611 0.4 70.6 159.0 249 0.508 2021 5 14 21 45 4 (III) ecl (IV) E 494 0.0 98.9 195.3 249 1.657 2021 4 12 4 29 34 (I) ecl (IV) A 1515 0.7 50.5 27.9 253 0.138 2021 5 15 0 33 54 (III) occ (I) P 1075 0.0 98.3 69.6 246 1.115 2021 4 12 12 1 30 (I) ecl (IV) A 1272 0.6 58.7 27.4 64 0.292 2021 5 16 18 51 17 (I) ecl (II) P 320 0.9 45.6 116.1 248 0.378 2021 4 12 15 40 16 (I) ecl (III) E 351 0.0 97.8 43.6 68 1.159 2021 5 18 5 43 38 (I) ecl (III) A 409 0.6 55.4 25.2 252 0.073

2021 5 18 12 25 38 (II) ecl (III) A 504 0.4 66.5 47.0 65 0.076 2021 8 1 23 4 10* (III) occ (II) P 2037 0.1 92.3 161.5 246 1.099 2021 5 20 7 58 45 (I) ecl (II) P 318 0.7 53.7 119.3 248 0.439 2021 8 8 18 30 42 (III) occ (II) T 3122 0.5 64.7 64.2 243 0.168 2021 5 21 2 38 17 (III) ecl (II) E 256 0.0 99.7 116.4 66 1.337 2021 8 8 20 46 6 (III) ecl (II) P 3765 0.4 69.3 100.1 245 0.808 2021 5 21 6 47 11 (III) ecl (I) P 581 3.9 2.8 89.4 67 0.097 202 1 8 9 4 12 38 (III) ecl (II) P 3908 1.8 18.6 193.7 246 0.447 2021 5 21 22 11 21 (III) occ (I) Pt 607 0.0 97.6 2.2 215 1.111 2021 8 9 6 32 35 (III) occ (II) P 1719 0.2 86.1 212.0 247 0.938 2021 5 23 21 6 31 (I) ecl (II) P 315 0.5 61.4 122.4 248 0.499 2021 8 12 6 9 44 (I) ecl (III) P 1304 0.1 91.3 38.1 61 0.939 2021 5 24 5 46 25 (IV) ecl (I) E 239 0.0 100.0 110.7 247 1.572 2021 8 15 16 46 41 (III) occ (II) Tt 2734 0.5 64.7 5.1 125 0.003 2021 5 24 14 20 42 (IV) ecl (III) E 766 0.2 82.7 214.8 247 0.958 2021 8 15 17 24 2 (III) ecl (II) Pt 2642 1.1 36.5 9.0 219 0.575 2021 5 25 8 26 44 (I) ecl (III) A 401 0.6 57.2 39.8 250 0.174 2021 8 16 10 19 20 (III) ecl (II) T 1857 9.9 0.0 221.6 247 0.098 2021 5 25 15 40 24 (II) ecl (III) A 488 0.4 69.6 39.9 63 0.277 2021 8 16 10 49 4 (III) occ (II) P 597 0.0 98.4 223.8 247 1.327 2021 5 27 10 14 17 (I) ecl (II) P 311 0.4 68.5 125.5 248 0.556 2021 8 19 4 24 52 (I) ecl (III) P 1132 0.1 92.8 30.0 256 0.974 2021 5 28 9 56 9 (III) ecl (I) A 691 4.9 1.1 104.3 67 0.051 2021 8 22 14 32 59 (III) ecl (II) T 3701 9.9 0.0 77.7 70 0.061 2021 5 29 2 51 31 (III) ecl (I) P 2838 4.0 2.6 49.8 246 0.195 2021 8 22 15 1 31 (III) occ (II) P 3086 0.5 65.4 69.9 71 0.408 2021 5 29 6 49 17 (III) ecl (I) P 2533 7.4 0.1 102.2 247 0.049 2 021 8 23 14 58 4 (III) ecl (II) P 1252 1.1 36.8 229.5 247 0.572 2021 5 30 23 22 22 (I) ecl (II) P 305 0.3 75.0 128.5 248 0.612 2021 8 30 19 9 9 (III) ecl (II) E 753 0.1 92.2 229.8 248 1.032 2021 6 1 18 54 23 (II) ecl (III) A 446 0.2 82.2 33.2 62 0.638 2021 11 9 12 26 4 (III) occ (I) Pt 832 0.1 93.4 11.3 243 1.010 2021 6 3 12 30 27 (I) ecl (II) P 299 0.2 80.8 131.5 248 0.665 2021 11 16 10 35 34 (III) occ (I) P 983 0.1 95.4 52.9 70 1.046 2021 6 4 13 25 19 (III) ecl (I) P 922 3.8 3.1 118.0 67 0.151 2021 6 5 0 33 45 (III) ecl (I) P 1506 4.8 1.2 23.3 70 0.165 Column Meaning Year, month, day, hour, minute and second for mid-event. Time is UT. An 2021 6 5 11 33 48 (III) ecl (I) P 935 2.7 8.1 122.4 247 0.245 Year M D asterisk following this time indicates that the moons come close but do 2021 6 7 1 38 56 (I) ecl (II) P 291 0.2 85.8 134.4 248 0.716 h m s 2021 6 8 22 7 54 (II) ecl (III) E 369 0.1 95.5 26.8 60 1.004 not cross each other 2021 6 10 8 1 13 (IV) ecl (II) E 393 0.0 99.7 188.8 247 1.412 Event The first mentioned moon either eclipses (ecl) or occults (occ) the 2021 6 10 14 47 26 (I) ecl (II) E 282 0.1 90.0 137.1 248 0.765 Type second mentioned moon. In this example, (II) eclipses (III) 2021 6 11 18 0 34 (III) ecl (I) P 2249 4.1 2.2 124.3 67 0.157 The kind of event: M = Miss, E = Penumbral eclipse, P = Partial 2021 6 11 22 23 54 (III) ecl (I) T 2607 9.9 0.0 88.8 68 0.021 eclipse/occultation, T = Total eclipse/occultation, where the 2021 6 12 15 4 18 (III) ecl (I) P 660 1.1 35.9 125.9 247 0.519 eclipsed/occulted moon is fully obscured, A = Annular eclipse/ occultation, where the umbral eclipse shadow, or occulting moon, fully 2021 6 14 3 56 21 (I) ecl (II) E 272 0.1 93.4 139.8 248 0.812 enters the disk of the eclipsed/occulted moon. 2021 6 15 16 34 1 (I) ecl (III) E 334 0.1 89.5 82.5 249 0.902 2021 6 17 17 5 18 (I) ecl (II) E 260 0.0 95.9 142.3 248 0.856 2021 6 18 5 40 27 (II) ecl (IV) E 1711 0.1 89.5 37.9 259 0.789 Following the event kind, there can be an additional letter with the 2021 6 18 21 31 13 (II) ecl (IV) A 1521 0.2 80.0 105.7 63 0.590 Ph following meanings: e =occultation, with the occulting satellite being in Jupiter's shadow. Event will be visible, f = occultation, with the 2021 6 19 18 14 35 (III) ecl (I) P 504 0.4 68.3 123.6 247 0.800 occulted satellite being in Jupiter's shadow. Event will not be visible, 2021 6 21 6 14 48 (I) ecl (II) E 246 0.0 97.6 144.7 248 0.898 g = occultation, with both satellites being in Jupiter's shadow. Only 2021 6 22 19 17 19 (I) ecl (III) E 291 0.0 96.7 95.9 249 1.125 observableif the satellites are detectable in the shadow, h = hidden. The 2021 6 24 19 24 19 (I) ecl (II) E 229 0.0 98.8 146.9 248 0.937 eclipsed/occulted moon is either in the planet's shadow, or behind the 2021 6 26 21 14 24 (III) ecl (I) E 373 0.1 91.9 117.6 247 1.087 planet. t = transiting. The eclipsed/occulted moon is transiting the 2021 6 28 8 34 30 (I) ecl (II) E 209 0.0 99.4 149.0 248 0.973 planet. The code 'h' will only appear if the check box to 'Include hidden 2021 6 29 22 2 2 (I) ecl (III) E 229 0.0 99.5 108.5 249 1.332 events' is checked. 2021 7 1 21 44 41 (I) ecl (II) E 185 0.0 99.8 150.9 248 1.007 Dur The duration, in seconds. 2021 7 4 0 8 8 (III) ecl (I) E 223 0.0 99.6 108.5 247 1.380 The magnitude drop. In the case of occultations, it is in comparison to dMag 2021 7 5 10 55 42 (I) ecl (II) E 154 0.0 100.0 152.6 248 1.038 the combined magnitude of the two moons (9.99 indicates a total eclipse) 2021 7 7 0 48 4 (I) ecl (III) E 119 0.0 100.0 120.1 249 1.516 %Ill The illumination at maximum eclipse or occultation 2021 7 9 0 6 46 (I) ecl (II) E 111 0.0 100.0 154.0 248 1.066 Distance (arcsecs) of the eclipsed/occulted satellite from the centre of Sep 2021 7 12 13 18 50 (I) ecl (II) E 12 0.0 100.0 155.2 248 1.091 the planet. 2021 7 22 19 52 43 (III) ecl (IV) E 686 0.0 100.0 257.6 65 1.650 PA PA (deg) of the eclipsed/occulted satellite with respect to the planet. 2021 8 1 23 4 9* (III) occ (II) P 5378 0.1 92.3 161.5 246 1.099 The minimum separation of the centres of the satellites, or satellite and MinD shadow - in arc secs.

Julian Day Number, Apparent Sidereal Time, Obliquity of the Ecliptic, and UT of Solar transit on the Greenwich meridian

Julian Sidereal Solar Date day Time Transit Ecliptic h m s h m s o ' " 2021 Jan 1 2459215.5 6 43 28 12 3 40 23 26 12.9 2021 Jan 6 2459220.5 7 3 10 12 5 56 23 26 13.1 2021 Jan 11 2459225.5 7 22 53 12 8 0 23 26 13.0 2021 Jan 16 2459230.5 7 42 36 12 9 50 23 26 13.3 2021 Jan 21 2459235.5 8 2 19 12 11 22 23 26 13.4

2021 Jan 26 2459240.5 8 22 1 12 12 35 23 26 13.4 2021 Jan 31 2459245.5 8 41 44 12 13 27 23 26 13.7 2021 Feb 5 2459250.5 9 1 27 12 13 59 23 26 13.8 2021 Feb 10 2459255.5 9 21 10 12 14 12 23 26 13.8 2021 Feb 15 2459260.5 9 40 53 12 14 6 23 26 14.1

2021 Feb 20 2459265.5 10 0 35 12 13 41 23 26 14.1 2021 Feb 25 2459270.5 10 20 18 12 13 0 23 26 14.2 2021 Mar 2 2459275.5 10 40 1 12 12 4 23 26 14.5 2021 Mar 7 2459280.5 10 59 44 12 10 57 23 26 14.3 2021 Mar 12 2459285.5 11 19 26 12 9 40 23 26 14.6

2021 Mar 17 2459290.5 11 39 9 12 8 17 23 26 14.6 2021 Mar 22 2459295.5 11 58 52 12 6 49 23 26 14.5 2021 Mar 27 2459300.5 12 18 35 12 5 18 23 26 14.7 2021 Apr 1 2459305.5 12 38 17 12 3 48 23 26 14.6 2021 Apr 6 2459310.5 12 58 0 12 2 20 23 26 14.6

2021 Apr 11 2459315.5 13 17 43 12 0 59 23 26 14.7 2021 Apr 16 2459320.5 13 37 26 11 59 45 23 26 14.5 2021 Apr 21 2459325.5 13 57 9 11 58 40 23 26 14.4 2021 Apr 26 2459330.5 14 16 51 11 57 46 23 26 14.5 2021 May 1 2459335.5 14 36 34 11 57 4 23 26 14.3

2021 May 6 2459340.5 14 56 17 11 56 36 23 26 14.4 2021 May 11 2459345.5 15 16 0 11 56 22 23 26 14.3 2021 May 16 2459350.5 15 35 42 11 56 23 23 26 14.1 2021 May 21 2459355.5 15 55 25 11 56 37 23 26 14.2 2021 May 26 2459360.5 16 15 8 11 57 4 23 26 14.1

2021 May 31 2459365.5 16 34 51 11 57 43 23 26 14.0 2021 Jun 5 2459370.5 16 54 34 11 58 32 23 26 14.1 2021 Jun 10 2459375.5 17 14 16 11 59 30 23 26 14.0 2021 Jun 15 2459380.5 17 33 59 12 0 33 23 26 14.0 2021 Jun 20 2459385.5 17 53 42 12 1 38 23 26 14.1

2021 Jun 25 2459390.5 18 13 25 12 2 42 23 26 14.0 2021 Jun 30 2459395.5 18 33 8 12 3 43 23 26 14.2

Julian Day Number, Apparent Sidereal Time, Obliquity of the Ecliptic, and UT of Solar transit on the Greenwich meridian

Julian Sidereal Solar Date day Time Transit Ecliptic h m s h m s o ' "

2021 Jul 5 2459400.5 18 52 50 12 4 38 23 26 14.2 2021 Jul 10 2459405.5 19 12 33 12 5 25 23 26 14.2 2021 Jul 15 2459410.5 19 32 16 12 6 1 23 26 14.5

2021 Jul 20 2459415.5 19 51 59 12 6 24 23 26 14.5 2021 Jul 25 2459420.5 20 11 41 12 6 32 23 26 14.6 2021 Jul 30 2459425.5 20 31 24 12 6 26 23 26 14.8 2021 Aug 4 2459430.5 20 51 7 12 6 5 23 26 14.8 2021 Aug 9 2459435.5 21 10 50 12 5 29 23 26 15.0

2021 Aug 14 2459440.5 21 30 33 12 4 38 23 26 15.2 2021 Aug 19 2459445.5 21 50 15 12 3 34 23 26 15.1 2021 Aug 24 2459450.5 22 9 58 12 2 18 23 26 15.5 2021 Aug 29 2459455.5 22 29 41 12 0 51 23 26 15.5 2021 Sep 3 2459460.5 22 49 24 11 59 16 23 26 15.5

2021 Sep 8 2459465.5 23 9 6 11 57 35 23 26 15.8 2021 Sep 13 2459470.5 23 28 49 11 55 50 23 26 15.6 2021 Sep 18 2459475.5 23 48 32 11 54 3 23 26 15.8 2021 Sep 23 2459480.5 0 8 15 11 52 16 23 26 15.9 2021 Sep 28 2459485.5 0 27 57 11 50 33 23 26 15.7

2021 Oct 3 2459490.5 0 47 40 11 48 56 23 26 15.9 2021 Oct 8 2459495.5 1 7 23 11 47 28 23 26 15.9 2021 Oct 13 2459500.5 1 27 6 11 46 11 23 26 15.7 2021 Oct 18 2459505.5 1 46 49 11 45 6 23 26 15.9 2021 Oct 23 2459510.5 2 6 31 11 44 17 23 26 15.7

2021 Oct 28 2459515.5 2 26 14 11 43 45 23 26 15.6 2021 Nov 2 2459520.5 2 45 57 11 43 33 23 26 15.7 2021 Nov 7 2459525.5 3 5 40 11 43 41 23 26 15.4 2021 Nov 12 2459530.5 3 25 22 11 44 10 23 26 15.5 2021 Nov 17 2459535.5 3 45 5 11 44 59 23 26 15.5

2021 Nov 22 2459540.5 4 4 48 11 46 9 23 26 15.2 2021 Nov 27 2459545.5 4 24 31 11 47 39 23 26 15.3 2021 Dec 2 2459550.5 4 44 14 11 49 28 23 26 15.3 2021 Dec 7 2459555.5 5 3 56 11 51 31 23 26 15.1 2021 Dec 12 2459560.5 5 23 39 11 53 47 23 26 15.3 2021 Dec 17 2459565.5 5 43 22 11 56 11 23 26 15.2 2021 Dec 22 2459570.5 6 3 5 11 58 39 23 26 15.2 2021 Dec 27 2459575.5 6 22 48 12 1 7 23 26 15.4 2022 Jan 1 2459580.5 6 42 30 12 3 32 23 26 15.2

Sun, Equinox of J2000 Date Right Asc. Declination Distance dia Po Bo Lo Carrington year mth d h m s o ' " AU " o o o Rotation # 2021 Jan 1 18 45 40.01 -23 1 17.5 0.983265 1951.9 1.95 -3.03 280.37 2239 2021 Jan 6 19 7 40.05 -22 31 32.1 0.983292 1951.9 -0.47 -3.60 214.52 2239 2021 Jan 11 19 29 29.24 -21 50 39.8 0.983449 1951.6 -2.87 -4.15 148.68 2239 2021 Jan 16 19 51 4.18 -20 59 9.5 0.983704 1951.1 -5.22 -4.66 82.84 2239 2021 Jan 21 20 12 21.81 -19 57 38.0 0.984057 1950.4 -7.51 -5.13 17.00 2239

2021 Jan 26 20 33 20.16 -18 46 48.3 0.984533 1949.4 -9.72 -5.57 311.17 2240 2021 Jan 31 20 53 58.33 -17 27 26.9 0.985152 1948.2 -11.83 -5.96 245.34 2240 2021 Feb 5 21 14 16.37 -16 0 21.5 0.985912 1946.7 -13.83 -6.30 179.51 2240 2021 Feb 10 21 34 14.73 -14 26 21.0 0.986777 1945.0 -15.70 -6.59 113.67 2240 2021 Feb 15 21 53 53.85 -12 46 17.7 0.987713 1943.1 -17.45 -6.83 47.84 2240

2021 Feb 20 22 13 14.55 -11 1 5.6 0.988717 1941.2 -19.05 -7.02 342.00 2241 2021 Feb 25 22 32 18.35 - 9 11 38.0 0.989806 1939.0 -20.50 -7.15 276.15 2241 2021 Mar 2 22 51 7.42 - 7 18 45.5 0.990999 1936.7 -21.80 -7.23 210.28 2241 2021 Mar 7 23 9 44.42 - 5 23 15.3 0.992286 1934.2 -22.94 -7.25 144.41 2241 2021 Mar 12 23 28 11.86 - 3 25 54.3 0.993623 1931.6 -23.93 -7.22 78.53 2241

2021 Mar 17 23 46 31.90 - 1 27 31.5 0.994977 1928.9 -24.74 -7.13 12.63 2241 2021 Mar 22 0 4 46.72 0 31 3.8 0.996344 1926.3 -25.38 -6.99 306.72 2242 2021 Mar 27 0 22 58.73 2 29 4.5 0.997740 1923.6 -25.85 -6.79 240.78 2242 2021 Apr 1 0 41 10.70 4 25 47.0 0.999181 1920.8 -26.15 -6.55 174.83 2242 2021 Apr 6 0 59 25.54 6 20 31.0 1.000650 1918.0 -26.26 -6.25 108.86 2242

2021 Apr 11 1 17 45.65 8 12 34.3 1.002103 1915.2 -26.19 -5.91 42.87 2242 2021 Apr 16 1 36 12.90 10 1 12.1 1.003510 1912.5 -25.94 -5.53 336.86 2243 2021 Apr 21 1 54 48.95 11 45 39.8 1.004867 1910.0 -25.51 -5.11 270.82 2243 2021 Apr 26 2 13 35.39 13 25 14.5 1.006193 1907.4 -24.89 -4.66 204.77 2243 2021 May 1 2 32 33.93 14 59 17.0 1.007505 1905.0 -24.09 -4.17 138.70 2243

2021 May 6 2 51 46.15 16 27 10.3 1.008781 1902.6 -23.11 -3.66 72.61 2243 2021 May 11 3 11 12.77 17 48 15.7 1.009979 1900.3 -21.96 -3.12 6.50 2243 2021 May 16 3 30 53.74 19 1 53.7 1.011075 1898.2 -20.63 -2.55 300.38 2244 2021 May 21 3 50 48.46 20 7 27.2 1.012070 1896.4 -19.14 -1.98 234.24 2244 2021 May 26 4 10 56.08 21 4 23.2 1.012985 1894.7 -17.51 -1.39 168.09 2244

2021 May 31 4 31 15.75 21 52 14.3 1.013842 1893.1 -15.73 -0.79 101.93 2244 2021 Jun 5 4 51 46.23 22 30 37.0 1.014614 1891.6 -13.83 -0.19 35.76 2244 2021 Jun 10 5 12 25.37 22 59 10.0 1.015266 1890.4 -11.82 0.42 329.58 2245 2021 Jun 15 5 33 10.31 23 17 36.4 1.015779 1889.4 -9.72 1.02 263.40 2245 2021 Jun 20 5 53 57.88 23 25 46.0 1.016160 1888.7 -7.54 1.61 197.22 2245

2021 Jun 25 6 14 45.05 23 23 35.6 1.016440 1888.2 -5.32 2.19 131.03 2245 2021 Jun 30 6 35 29.37 23 11 8.8 1.016637 1887.9 -3.07 2.76 64.85 2245 2021 Jul 5 6 56 8.43 22 48 34.0 1.016727 1887.7 -0.80 3.30 358.67 2246 2021 Jul 10 7 16 39.55 22 16 4.3 1.016681 1887.8 1.46 3.83 292.50 2246 2021 Jul 15 7 37 0.07 21 33 59.0 1.016486 1888.1 3.69 4.33 226.33 2246

2021 Jul 20 7 57 7.73 20 42 43.1 1.016157 1888.7 5.88 4.80 160.17 2246 2021 Jul 25 8 17 1.15 19 42 45.9 1.015732 1889.5 8.01 5.23 94.02 2246 2021 Jul 30 8 36 39.95 18 34 38.2 1.015227 1890.5 10.07 5.63 27.88 2246 2021 Aug 4 8 56 4.04 17 18 52.8 1.014622 1891.6 12.04 5.99 321.75 2247 2021 Aug 9 9 15 13.41 15 56 4.8 1.013894 1893.0 13.92 6.31 255.64 2247

2021 Aug 14 9 34 8.21 14 26 53.0 1.013034 1894.6 15.70 6.59 189.54 2247 2021 Aug 19 9 52 48.99 12 51 58.1 1.012069 1896.4 17.35 6.82 123.45 2247 2021 Aug 24 10 11 17.20 11 11 59.9 1.011038 1898.3 18.89 7.00 57.37 2247 2021 Aug 29 10 29 34.90 9 27 36.1 1.009957 1900.3 20.30 7.14 351.31 2248 2021 Sep 3 10 47 44.19 7 39 24.5 1.008811 1902.5 21.58 7.22 285.26 2248

2021 Sep 8 11 5 47.05 5 48 5.0 1.007578 1904.8 22.71 7.25 219.23 2248 2021 Sep 13 11 23 45.34 3 54 20.7 1.006258 1907.3 23.70 7.23 153.21 2248 2021 Sep 18 11 41 41.14 1 58 55.1 1.004883 1909.9 24.54 7.16 87.20 2248 2021 Sep 23 11 59 37.11 0 2 29.3 1.003496 1912.6 25.22 7.03 21.19 2248 2021 Sep 28 12 17 36.18 - 1 54 17.4 1.002109 1915.2 25.73 6.85 315.20 2249

2021 Oct 3 12 35 41.13 - 3 50 44.1 1.000711 1917.9 26.08 6.62 249.23 2249 2021 Oct 8 12 53 54.39 - 5 46 6.5 0.999283 1920.6 26.24 6.35 183.26 2249 2021 Oct 13 13 12 18.02 - 7 39 36.3 0.997826 1923.4 26.23 6.02 117.30 2249 2021 Oct 18 13 30 54.12 - 9 30 24.7 0.996381 1926.2 26.03 5.65 51.34 2249 2021 Oct 23 13 49 45.13 -11 17 45.6 0.994987 1928.9 25.64 5.23 345.39 2250

2021 Oct 28 14 8 53.39 -13 0 52.7 0.993655 1931.5 25.06 4.78 279.45 2250 2021 Nov 2 14 28 20.80 -14 38 57.9 0.992373 1934.0 24.28 4.28 213.52 2250 2021 Nov 7 14 48 8.54 -16 11 9.8 0.991120 1936.5 23.31 3.76 147.59 2250 2021 Nov 12 15 8 16.96 -17 36 34.7 0.989902 1938.8 22.14 3.20 81.67 2250 2021 Nov 17 15 28 46.12 -18 54 21.3 0.988761 1941.1 20.78 2.62 15.76 2250

2021 Nov 22 15 49 35.93 -20 3 42.9 0.987730 1943.1 19.23 2.01 309.85 2251 2021 Nov 27 16 10 45.77 -21 3 55.4 0.986815 1944.9 17.52 1.39 243.94 2251 2021 Dec 2 16 32 14.21 -21 54 17.3 0.986003 1946.5 15.64 0.76 178.05 2251 2021 Dec 7 16 53 58.65 -22 34 9.9 0.985266 1948.0 13.61 0.12 112.16 2251 2021 Dec 12 17 15 55.46 -23 3 0.2 0.984613 1949.3 11.46 -0.52 46.28 2251

2021 Dec 17 17 38 0.88 -23 20 25.1 0.984083 1950.3 9.21 -1.16 340.40 2252 2021 Dec 22 18 0 11.18 -23 26 10.9 0.983699 1951.1 6.88 -1.79 274.53 2252 2021 Dec 27 18 22 22.56 -23 20 12.3 0.983464 1951.5 4.49 -2.40 208.67 2252

The data produced in the ephemeris is: Right Asc. right ascension, in hours, min, sec. Declination declination, in deg, min, sec Distance the geocentric distance to the planet, in AU dia the planet's apparent equatorial diameter, in arc sec Po Position Angle of the Sun's north pole Bo Latitude of the earth, referred to the Sun's equator Lo Longitude of the central meridian of the Sun Carrington Rotation # The current Carrington Solar Rotation number - in continuation of the series that started on 1983 Nov 9.946

Central Meridian of Mars, 2021 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 163.5 225.1 314.5 14.9 84.9 144.8 213.3 270.7 326.7 32.0 88.0 154.8 2 153.9 215.4 304.8 5.2 75.3 135.1 203.6 260.9 316.9 22.2 78.2 145.0 3 144.3 205.7 295.2 355.6 65.6 125.4 193.9 251.1 307.0 12.3 68.4 135.3 4 134.7 196.1 285.5 345.9 55.9 115.7 184.1 241.3 297.2 2.5 58.6 125.5 5 125.2 186.4 275.8 336.2 46.3 106.0 174.4 231.5 287.4 352.7 48.8 115.8 6 115.6 176.8 266.2 326.6 36.6 96.3 164.6 221.7 277.6 342.9 39.0 106.0 7 105.9 167.1 256.5 316.9 26.9 86.6 154.9 211.9 267.8 333.1 29.2 96.2 8 96.3 157.4 246.8 307.3 17.2 76.9 145.1 202.1 257.9 323.3 19.5 86.5 9 86.7 147.8 237.2 297.6 7.6 67.2 135.4 192.3 248.1 313.4 9.7 76.7 10 77.1 138.1 227.5 287.9 357.9 57.5 125.6 182.5 238.3 303.6 359.9 67.0 11 67.5 128.5 217.8 278.3 348.2 47.8 115.9 172.7 228.5 293.8 350.1 57.2 12 57.9 118.8 208.2 268.6 338.5 38.1 106.1 162.9 218.6 284.0 340.3 47.5 13 48.3 109.1 198.5 258.9 328.9 28.4 96.4 153.1 208.8 274.2 330.6 37.7 14 38.6 99.5 188.8 249.3 319.2 18.7 86.6 143.3 199.0 264.4 320.8 28.0 15 29.0 89.8 179.2 239.6 309.5 9.0 76.8 133.5 189.2 254.6 311.0 18.3 16 19.4 80.1 169.5 229.9 299.8 359.2 67.1 123.7 179.3 244.8 301.2 8.5 17 9.7 70.5 159.9 220.3 290.1 349.5 57.3 113.9 169.5 235.0 291.5 358.8 18 0.1 60.8 150.2 210.6 280.5 339.8 47.6 104.1 159.7 225.1 281.7 349.0 19 350.5 51.1 140.5 201.0 270.8 330.1 37.8 94.3 149.9 215.3 271.9 339.3 20 340.8 41.5 130.9 191.3 261.1 320.4 28.0 84.5 140.0 205.5 262.2 329.5 21 331.2 31.8 121.2 181.6 251.4 310.6 18.3 74.7 130.2 195.7 252.4 319.8 22 321.6 22.1 111.5 172.0 241.7 300.9 8.5 64.9 120.4 185.9 242.6 310.0 23 311.9 12.5 101.9 162.3 232.0 291.2 358.7 55.0 110.6 176.1 232.9 300.3 24 302.3 2.8 92.2 152.6 222.4 281.5 348.9 45.2 100.7 166.3 223.1 290.6 25 292.6 353.1 82.5 143.0 212.7 271.7 339.2 35.4 90.9 156.5 213.3 280.8 26 283.0 343.5 72.9 133.3 203.0 262.0 329.4 25.6 81.1 146.7 203.6 271.1 27 273.3 333.8 63.2 123.6 193.3 252.3 319.6 15.8 71.3 136.9 193.8 261.3 28 263.7 324.2 53.6 114.0 183.6 242.5 309.8 6.0 61.4 127.1 184.0 251.6 29 254.0 43.9 104.3 173.9 232.8 300.0 356.1 51.6 117.3 174.3 241.9 30 244.4 34.2 94.6 164.2 223.1 290.3 346.3 41.8 107.5 164.5 232.1 31 234.7 24.6 154.5 280.5 336.5 97.8 222.4

Motion of the Central Meridian 0h 1h 2h 3h 4h 5h 6h 7h 8h 9h 10h 11h m o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0.0 14.6 29.2 43.9 58.5 73.1 87.7 102.3 117.0 131.6 146.2 160.8 10 2.4 17.1 31.7 46.3 60.9 75.5 90.2 104.8 119.4 134.0 148.6 163.3 20 4.9 19.5 34.1 48.7 63.4 78.0 92.6 107.2 121.8 136.5 151.1 165.7 30 7.3 21.9 36.6 51.2 65.8 80.4 95.0 109.7 124.3 138.9 153.5 168.1 40 9.7 24.4 39.0 53.6 68.2 82.8 97.5 112.1 126.7 141.3 156.0 170.6 50 12.2 26.8 41.4 56.0 70.7 85.3 99.9 114.5 129.1 143.8 158.4 173.0 60 14.6 29.2 43.9 58.5 73.1 87.7 102.3 117.0 131.6 146.2 160.8 175.4

The computed central meridian of the planets Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn is the central meridian of the geometric disk of the planet - that is, there is no correction for the effect of the phase of the planet. The output is formatted as a table on a single page, giving the longitude of the meridian at 0hrs UT. A motion table, giving the change in the longitude for 10-minute intervals over 12hrs, follows the table. For Jupiter, two longitude tables are given. The first gives the 'System I' longitude, which is valid in the equatorial region of Jupiter. The second is the 'System II' longitude, which is valid in the mid-latitudes of Jupiter. [The longitude of the Great Red Spot in 2007 is about 119° in System II; its longitude increases by about 10 deg per year.]

Central Meridian of Jupiter, System I, 2021 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 44.1 251.4 346.5 196.3 250.2 104.4 163.1 21.9 240.9 299.6 152.6 204.5 2 201.8 49.0 144.2 354.1 48.1 262.3 321.1 179.9 38.9 97.5 310.4 2.2 3 359.4 206.7 302.0 151.8 205.9 60.2 119.1 338.0 196.9 255.4 108.1 159.9 4 157.0 4.4 99.7 309.6 3.8 218.1 277.1 136.0 354.9 53.3 265.9 317.5 5 314.7 162.0 257.4 107.4 161.6 16.1 75.1 294.1 152.9 211.2 63.7 115.2 6 112.3 319.7 55.1 265.1 319.5 174.0 233.1 92.1 310.9 9.1 221.4 272.9 7 270.0 117.4 212.8 62.9 117.3 331.9 31.2 250.2 108.9 166.9 19.2 70.6 8 67.6 275.0 10.5 220.7 275.2 129.9 189.2 48.2 266.9 324.8 176.9 228.3 9 225.3 72.7 168.2 18.5 73.0 287.8 347.2 206.2 64.9 122.7 334.7 25.9 10 22.9 230.4 326.0 176.3 230.9 85.8 145.2 4.3 222.8 280.6 132.4 183.6 11 180.6 28.1 123.7 334.0 28.7 243.7 303.2 162.3 20.8 78.4 290.2 341.3 12 338.2 185.8 281.4 131.8 186.6 41.6 101.2 320.4 178.8 236.3 87.9 139.0 13 135.9 343.4 79.1 289.6 344.4 199.6 259.2 118.4 336.8 34.1 245.7 296.6 14 293.5 141.1 236.9 87.4 142.3 357.5 57.3 276.4 134.7 192.0 43.4 94.3 15 91.2 298.8 34.6 245.2 300.2 155.5 215.3 74.5 292.7 349.8 201.1 251.9 16 248.8 96.5 192.3 43.0 98.1 313.5 13.3 232.5 90.7 147.7 358.9 49.6 17 46.5 254.2 350.1 200.8 255.9 111.4 171.3 30.6 248.6 305.5 156.6 207.3 18 204.1 51.9 147.8 358.6 53.8 269.4 329.4 188.6 46.6 103.3 314.3 4.9 19 1.8 209.6 305.5 156.4 211.7 67.3 127.4 346.6 204.5 261.2 112.0 162.6 20 159.4 7.2 103.3 314.2 9.6 225.3 285.4 144.7 2.5 59.0 269.7 320.3 21 317.1 164.9 261.0 112.0 167.5 23.3 83.5 302.7 160.4 216.8 67.5 117.9 22 114.7 322.6 58.8 269.8 325.3 181.3 241.5 100.7 318.3 14.6 225.2 275.6 23 272.4 120.3 216.5 67.7 123.2 339.2 39.5 258.7 116.3 172.4 22.9 73.2 24 70.1 278.0 14.2 225.5 281.1 137.2 197.6 56.8 274.2 330.2 180.6 230.9 25 227.7 75.7 172.0 23.3 79.0 295.2 355.6 214.8 72.1 128.0 338.3 28.5 26 25.4 233.4 329.7 181.1 236.9 93.2 153.7 12.8 230.1 285.8 136.0 186.2 27 183.0 31.1 127.5 338.9 34.8 251.2 311.7 170.8 28.0 83.6 293.7 343.8 28 340.7 188.8 285.3 136.8 192.7 49.2 109.7 328.9 185.9 241.4 91.4 141.5 29 138.4 83.0 294.6 350.6 207.1 267.8 126.9 343.8 39.2 249.1 299.1 30 296.0 240.8 92.4 148.6 5.1 65.8 284.9 141.7 197.0 46.8 96.8 31 93.7 38.5 306.5 223.9 82.9 354.8 254.4

Motion of the Central Meridian 0h 1h 2h 3h 4h 5h 6h 7h 8h 9h 10h 11h m o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0.0 36.6 73.2 109.7 146.3 182.9 219.5 256.1 292.6 329.2 5.8 42.4 10 6.1 42.7 79.3 115.8 152.4 189.0 225.6 262.2 298.7 335.3 11.9 48.5 20 12.2 48.8 85.4 121.9 158.5 195.1 231.7 268.2 304.8 341.4 18.0 54.6 30 18.3 54.9 91.4 128.0 164.6 201.2 237.8 274.3 310.9 347.5 24.1 60.7 40 24.4 61.0 97.5 134.1 170.7 207.3 243.9 280.4 317.0 353.6 30.2 66.8 50 30.5 67.1 103.6 140.2 176.8 213.4 250.0 286.5 323.1 359.7 36.3 72.9 60 36.6 73.2 109.7 146.3 182.9 219.5 256.1 292.6 329.2 5.8 42.4 79.0

Central Meridian of Jupiter, System II, 2020 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 174.7 145.4 26.9 0.1 185.2 162.8 352.6 334.8 317.3 147.1 123.5 306.6 2 324.7 295.4 177.0 150.3 335.4 313.0 142.9 125.2 107.6 297.4 273.7 96.6 3 114.7 85.5 327.1 300.4 125.6 103.3 293.3 275.6 258.0 87.6 63.8 246.7 4 264.7 235.5 117.2 90.5 275.8 253.6 83.7 66.0 48.4 237.9 214.0 36.7 5 54.7 25.5 267.2 240.7 66.0 43.9 234.1 216.5 198.8 28.2 4.1 186.8 6 204.7 175.6 57.3 30.8 216.2 194.2 24.4 6.9 349.1 178.4 154.2 336.9 7 354.7 325.6 207.4 181.0 6.4 344.5 174.8 157.3 139.5 328.7 304.4 126.9 8 144.8 115.7 357.5 331.1 156.7 134.8 325.2 307.7 289.8 118.9 94.5 276.9 9 294.8 265.7 147.6 121.3 306.9 285.1 115.6 98.1 80.2 269.1 244.6 67.0 10 84.8 55.8 297.7 271.4 97.1 75.4 266.0 248.5 230.5 59.4 34.7 217.0 11 234.8 205.8 87.8 61.6 247.3 225.8 56.3 38.9 20.9 209.6 184.9 7.1 12 24.8 355.9 237.8 211.7 37.6 16.1 206.7 189.3 171.2 359.8 335.0 157.1 13 174.9 145.9 27.9 1.9 187.8 166.4 357.1 339.7 321.6 150.1 125.1 307.2 14 324.9 296.0 178.0 152.1 338.0 316.7 147.5 130.2 111.9 300.3 275.2 97.2 15 114.9 86.0 328.1 302.2 128.3 107.0 297.9 280.6 262.3 90.5 65.3 247.2 16 264.9 236.1 118.2 92.4 278.5 257.4 88.3 71.0 52.6 240.7 215.4 37.3 17 54.9 26.1 268.3 242.6 68.8 47.7 238.7 221.4 202.9 30.9 5.5 187.3 18 205.0 176.2 58.5 32.7 219.0 198.0 29.1 11.8 353.2 181.1 155.6 337.3 19 355.0 326.2 208.6 182.9 9.3 348.4 179.5 162.2 143.6 331.3 305.7 127.4 20 145.0 116.3 358.7 333.1 159.5 138.7 329.9 312.6 293.9 121.5 95.8 277.4 21 295.0 266.4 148.8 123.3 309.8 289.0 120.3 103.0 84.2 271.7 245.8 67.4 22 85.1 56.4 298.9 273.4 100.0 79.4 270.7 253.4 234.5 61.9 35.9 217.4 23 235.1 206.5 89.0 63.6 250.3 229.7 61.1 43.8 24.8 212.1 186.0 7.5 24 25.1 356.6 239.1 213.8 40.5 20.1 211.5 194.2 175.1 2.2 336.1 157.5 25 175.1 146.6 29.2 4.0 190.8 170.4 1.9 344.6 325.4 152.4 126.2 307.5 26 325.2 296.7 179.4 154.2 341.1 320.8 152.3 135.0 115.7 302.6 276.2 97.5 27 115.2 86.8 329.5 304.4 131.4 111.1 302.7 285.4 266.0 92.8 66.3 247.5 28 265.2 236.8 119.6 94.6 281.6 261.5 93.2 75.7 56.3 242.9 216.4 37.6 29 55.3 269.7 244.8 71.9 51.8 243.6 226.1 206.5 33.1 6.4 187.6 30 205.3 59.9 35.0 222.2 202.2 34.0 16.5 356.8 183.2 156.5 337.6 31 355.3 210.0 12.5 184.4 166.9 333.4 127.6

Motion of the Central Meridian 0h 1h 2h 3h 4h 5h 6h 7h 8h 9h 10h 11h m o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0.0 36.3 72.5 108.8 145.0 181.3 217.6 253.8 290.1 326.4 2.6 38.9 10 6.0 42.3 78.6 114.8 151.1 187.3 223.6 259.9 296.1 332.4 8.7 44.9 20 12.1 48.3 84.6 120.9 157.1 193.4 229.7 265.9 302.2 338.4 14.7 51.0 30 18.1 54.4 90.7 126.9 163.2 199.4 235.7 272.0 308.2 344.5 20.7 57.0 40 24.2 60.4 96.7 133.0 169.2 205.5 241.7 278.0 314.3 350.5 26.8 63.0 50 30.2 66.5 102.7 139.0 175.3 211.5 247.8 284.0 320.3 356.6 32.8 69.1 60 36.3 72.5 108.8 145.0 181.3 217.6 253.8 290.1 326.4 2.6 38.9 75.1

Central Meridian of Saturn, System I, 2020 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 342.4 231.7 109.7 2.0 131.6 27.0 158.8 54.9 309.6 78.1 328.7 93.7 2 106.5 355.9 234.0 126.3 256.0 151.4 283.2 179.3 74.0 202.3 92.9 217.8 3 230.7 120.1 358.2 250.6 20.3 275.8 47.6 303.6 198.3 326.6 217.1 342.0 4 354.9 244.3 122.5 14.9 144.7 40.2 172.0 68.0 322.6 90.8 341.2 106.2 5 119.0 8.5 246.7 139.2 269.0 164.6 296.4 192.4 86.9 215.0 105.4 230.3 6 243.2 132.7 11.0 263.5 33.4 288.9 60.8 316.7 211.2 339.3 229.6 354.5 7 7.3 256.9 135.2 27.8 157.7 53.3 185.2 81.1 335.5 103.5 353.8 118.6 8 131.5 21.1 259.5 152.1 282.1 177.7 309.6 205.5 99.8 227.7 118.0 242.8 9 255.7 145.3 23.7 276.4 46.4 302.1 74.0 329.8 224.1 352.0 242.1 6.9 10 19.8 269.5 148.0 40.7 170.8 66.5 198.4 94.2 348.4 116.2 6.3 131.1 11 144.0 33.7 272.2 165.0 295.2 190.9 322.8 218.5 112.7 240.4 130.5 255.2 12 268.2 157.9 36.5 289.4 59.5 315.3 87.2 342.9 237.0 4.6 254.6 19.4 13 32.3 282.2 160.7 53.7 183.9 79.7 211.6 107.3 1.3 128.9 18.8 143.5 14 156.5 46.4 285.0 178.0 308.3 204.1 336.0 231.6 125.6 253.1 143.0 267.7 15 280.7 170.6 49.3 302.3 72.6 328.5 100.4 356.0 249.8 17.3 267.1 31.8 16 44.8 294.8 173.5 66.6 197.0 92.9 224.7 120.3 14.1 141.5 31.3 156.0 17 169.0 59.0 297.8 190.9 321.4 217.3 349.1 244.7 138.4 265.7 155.5 280.1 18 293.2 183.2 62.1 315.3 85.7 341.7 113.5 9.0 262.7 29.9 279.6 44.3 19 57.4 307.4 186.3 79.6 210.1 106.1 237.9 133.4 27.0 154.1 43.8 168.4 20 181.5 71.7 310.6 203.9 334.5 230.5 2.3 257.7 151.2 278.4 168.0 292.6 21 305.7 195.9 74.9 328.3 98.8 354.9 126.7 22.0 275.5 42.6 292.1 56.7 22 69.9 320.1 199.1 92.6 223.2 119.2 251.1 146.4 39.8 166.8 56.3 180.9 23 194.1 84.3 323.4 216.9 347.6 243.6 15.5 270.7 164.0 291.0 180.4 305.0 24 318.2 208.6 87.7 341.3 112.0 8.0 139.8 35.0 288.3 55.2 304.6 69.2 25 82.4 332.8 212.0 105.6 236.3 132.4 264.2 159.4 52.6 179.4 68.8 193.3 26 206.6 97.0 336.3 229.9 0.7 256.8 28.6 283.7 176.8 303.6 192.9 317.5 27 330.8 221.3 100.6 354.3 125.1 21.2 153.0 48.0 301.1 67.7 317.1 81.6 28 95.0 345.5 224.8 118.6 249.5 145.6 277.4 172.4 65.3 191.9 81.2 205.8 29 219.2 349.1 242.9 13.9 270.0 41.8 296.7 189.6 316.1 205.4 329.9 30 343.4 113.4 7.3 138.2 34.4 166.1 61.0 313.8 80.3 329.5 94.1 31 107.5 237.7 262.6 290.5 185.3 204.5 218.2

Motion of the Central Meridian 0h 1h 2h 3h 4h 5h 6h 7h 8h 9h 10h 11h m o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0.0 35.2 70.4 105.5 140.7 175.9 211.1 246.3 281.4 316.6 351.8 27.0 10 5.9 41.0 76.2 111.4 146.6 181.8 216.9 252.1 287.3 322.5 357.7 32.8 20 11.7 46.9 82.1 117.3 152.4 187.6 222.8 258.0 293.2 328.3 3.5 38.7 30 17.6 52.8 87.9 123.1 158.3 193.5 228.7 263.8 299.0 334.2 9.4 44.6 40 23.5 58.6 93.8 129.0 164.2 199.3 234.5 269.7 304.9 340.1 15.2 50.4 50 29.3 64.5 99.7 134.9 170.0 205.2 240.4 275.6 310.7 345.9 21.1 56.3 60 35.2 70.4 105.5 140.7 175.9 211.1 246.3 281.4 316.6 351.8 27.0 62.2

Lunar Occultation predictions

Table information Item Meaning The day of the event. Occult searches for events on the basis of geocentric conjunctions that occur within a 24hr - with Day that period starting at the UT indicated in the date selection box. Users should ensure that the period starts near the middle of their day. Time The predicted UTC, in hours, mins and secs. The Phase of the event. Values are:

• D - disappearance • d - disappearance, but star is less than 1 mag brighter than the predicted visibility limit. • R - reappearance • r - reappearance, but star is less than 1 mag brighter than the predicted visibility limit. P • Gr - grazing occultation at site. At mid-occultation, or closest approach, the star is less than 4" from the limb of the moon (either above or below). • gr - grazing occultation at site, but star is less than 1 mag brighter than the predicted visibility limit. • M - miss. At closest approach, the star is more than 4" above the limb of the moon • m - miss, but star is less than 1 mag brighter than the predicted visibility limit.

The star identifier. Three formats are used:

• nnnn - A ZC star. When reporting occultations, the catalogue is identified with 'R'. Star • nnnnn, or nnnnnn - An SAO star. When reporting occultations, the catalogue is identified with 'R'. • X nnnnnn - an XZ star. When reporting occultations, the catalogue is identified with 'X'.

D The double star code Sp Star's spectral type. Only basic spectral type information is provided Mag v The star's visual magnitude * A flag to indicate a light curve is available for the star The star's red magnitude. For observers using CCD video cameras, the red magnitude provides a better indication of Mag r visibility. D The variable star code the percent illumination of the moon. If followed by a +, values are for a waxing moon; - for a waning moon; and E for % ill illumination during a lunar eclipse. Elon the elongation of the moon from the sun, in degrees. [Strictly, the quantity is calculated as the elongation of the star

from the sun] Sun Alt the altitude of the sun. The field is blank if the sun is lower than -12 deg. (Nautical twilight) Moon Alt the altitude of the moon Moon Az the azimuth of the moon Cusp Angle - the angle of the event around the limb of the moon, measured from the nearest cusp. -'ve values indicate a bright limb event. The cusps are usually N (north) or S (south), but near full moon can be E (East) or W (west).

CA If a lunar eclipse is in progress, CA gives is the % distance from the centre of the umbra, and is followed by a 'U'. Values up to 103% are possible. Where an event occurs more than 103% of the umbral radius, the usual Cusp Angle value is displayed. PA Position Angle - the angle of the event around the limb of the moon, measured from true north Vertex Angle - the angle of the event around the limb of the moon measured anticlockwise from the vertex of the lunar limb VA - i.e. the point on the limb highest from the horizon Axis Angle - the angle of the event around the limb of the moon, measured eastward from the moon's north pole. Essential for reappearance, as it locates the event with reference to lunar features. To use, mark a map of the moon around the AA circumference at 10 deg intervals, starting at the north pole. Mare Crisium is at about 300 deg. [Note - the so-called Watts Angle differs from the Axis Angle by 0.21 deg. The term Watts Angle is limited to the context of accessing the Watts Charts. In all other situations, the term Axis Angle is preferred.]

The following messages can appear Item Meaning If the star is brighter than 5.0, and has a proper name, Bayer letter or Flamsteed number, this is given in a Star name line like: R2864 = 52 Sagittarii If the star is a double star, the details are given in a line like: 2405 is triple: AB 6.58 10.15 2.03" 15.3, dT = -3sec : AC 6.6 14.0 24.6" 195.9, dT = +37sec The information provided for each pairing is the magnitude of each component, the separation; the PA; and Double star details the expected time difference between the 1st and 2nd components of the pairing. Pairings are separated by colons. A double asterisk (**)indicates the pairing is an occultation discovery that has not been confirmed.

Where an orbit is available for the pairing, the separation and PA are computed for the date of the occultation. Where there is no orbit, the separation and PA are estimated by linear extrapolation of the values in the double star catalogue. Two additional message lines may appear for double stars. If the star is a close double, with a separation less Close and suspected that 2.0" and greater than 0.01", an alert line will appear like: Double stars 3157 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

Where there are observations which suggest that a star might be a double star, an alert line will appear like: 3177 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1608). Observations are highly desired The OCC number in brackets gives the identification of the star in the file XZDoubles Discoveries. This message is generated for all double stars where the double star identifier is one of 'OCc', ' ', '---', 'S ' and 'GC '. If the star is a target star in The Kepler2 mission, that fact is tagged, together with the EPIC identifier used in the Keppler2 mission. Most messages will state *** A light curve is desired as... Stars in Kepler2 , but for some stars the message is *** A light curve is highly desired as... These stars are a relatively small number of stars in the Kepler2 mission that are measured more frequently than most stars as they are considered to have a greater likelihood of having exoplanets. If the star is a variable star, the details are given in a line like: Variable star X145167 = KW Sgr, 11.0 to 13.2P, Type SRC, Period 670. days details For regular variables with a known epoch, the phase in the current cycle is also provided. For planets, moons and asteroids, the prediction is for the center of the object. The prediction also includes a line like: Duration of planetary disk occultation: predicted time +/-33.1 secs Object diameter To indicate the time difference from the start and end of the occultation of the object's disk. In this example, it will take 66 secs for the moon to cover the disk of the object. Note: the displayed value assumes a circular object. No correction for the oblateness of Jupiter or Saturn is included. Where an 'observable' grazing occultation occurs within the graze travel distance for the site, a separate prediction line appears - like: 07 Aug 29 13 22 10 Gr 146693 G5 7.5 7.1 98- 164 49 ** GRAZE: CA 10.9N; Dist. 12km in az. 143deg. [Lat =- 35.53+0.61(E.Long-149.06)] The first part of the line is the same as for any other prediction line. The additional information provided is: • Cusp angle at mid-graze Graze nearby • the distance from the site to the closest point on the graze path (in km) • the azimuth of the direction to the graze path • a simple formula to give the latitude of a point on the graze path for a specified longitude. In this example, you get the following latitudes by inserting the longitude into the formula • E. Longitude = +149.06 => latitude = -35.53 • E. Longitude = +150.06 => latitude = -34.92 For observers in US/Canada, remember that your longitude is -'ve. If a dark-limb occultation occurs less than 20" from the terminator, the distance to the terminator, and to a theoretical 3" high mountain beyond the terminator which could be sunlit, is given in a message like: Distance of 2864 to Terminator = 12.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.9" Terminator distance The distance to the terminator is calculated on an assumption that the moon is perfectly smooth. The distance to a 3km sunlit peak indicates a 'worst-case' scenario of the effect of a high mountain (which could be on the near or far side of the moon).

Lunar Occultation predictions Bill Sadowski Park Miami Florida USA

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park, Miami, Florida, USA E. Longitude - 80 19 13.9, Latitude 25 36 30.9, Alt. 2m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 3 53 17.9 r 99091DG5 7.3 S 82- 130 20 82 72S 269 337 247 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.31" 228.2, dT = -4sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 Jan 3 7 23 56.9 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 65 112 58S 256 316 234 21 Jan 3 10 16 48.2 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 69 241 46S 244 190 222 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 36 23.9 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 -7 60 241 45S 246 194 223 21 Jan 5 6 56 51.8 R 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 34 103 45S 247 309 224 21 Jan 5 10 9 32.5 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 67 162 77N 306 322 283 21 Jan 6 11 0 59.6 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 61 167 88S 291 302 269 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -24sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 56 44.6 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 43 131 47N 334 18 315 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.12sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 28 55.9 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 48 140 65N 316 352 297 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 7 10 52 30.2 r 139679 K0 8.5 7.9 38- 76 51 147 67N 314 344 295 21 Jan 8 8 31 24.9 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 14 113 58S 256 315 241 21 Jan 8 8 57 9.7 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 19 116 74N 304 1 288 21 Jan 8 10 52 27.1 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 39 137 41N 337 17 322 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 33 38.2 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -8 44 148 56N 322 352 307 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +289sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -194sec 21 Jan 9 10 20 14.2 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 21 125 39S 232 284 221 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +1.3sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 42 58.8 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -6 35 140 73N 300 338 290 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 12 6 22 Gr 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 0 39 ** GRAZE: CA 17.2S; Dist.184km in az. 219deg. [Lat = 23.48-0.72(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jan 9 18 9 8 m 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 42 16 238 0N 12 317 2 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 18 10 49 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 43 17 ** GRAZE: CA 0.0N; Dist.151km in az. 164deg. [Lat = 24.19+0.25(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jan 11 10 54 29.7 r 2577dO7 6.2 6.2 4- 22 2 119 51S 228 289 229 R2577 = 63 (Ophiuchi)/Sagittarii 2577 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 4.5" 43.0, dT = +15sec 2577 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 16 0 46 57 m 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 248 15S 152 91 173 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 47 0 Gr 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 ** GRAZE: CA 14.6S; Dist. 48km in az. 338deg. [Lat = 26.07+0.36(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jan 16 0 49 4.5 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 8 248 80N 66 5 88

21 Jan 16 0 54 31.0 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 7 249 70N 57 356 78 21 Jan 17 23 40 54.5 d 146941cG0 8.9 23+ 58 -11 44 231 55N 34 350 58 146941 is double: AB 9.57 9.71 0.12" 20.0, dT = +0.33sec 146941 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 18 0 24 29.7 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 36 240 71S 89 37 112 21 Jan 21 1 44 23.3 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 54 249 90N 70 11 89 21 Jan 21 2 17 15.0 d 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 47 255 68S 92 30 111 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.6sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 1 3 22.4 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 81 120 77S 93 150 100 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 4 6 20.7 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 79 268 54S 131 48 127 21 Jan 27 1 58 12.1 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 60 84 83N 96 178 88 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +28sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +353sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +91sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 14 42.5 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 64 85 44N 58 140 49 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -75sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 27 3 53 2.2 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 85 101 51S 144 220 135 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -66sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 3 24 18.4 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 67 91 53S 164 243 150 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 6.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jan 30 3 9 34.0 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 38 88 -81N 87 158 66 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.22sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 21 11.8 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 54 97 54N 312 22 291 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.09sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 24 15.0 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 28 90 53S 248 315 225 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 51 6.9 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 62 162 86N 294 310 272 21 Feb 4 8 6 25.3 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 33 127 68N 309 357 293 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 8 47 35 m 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 54- 94 40 136 18S 215 256 199 21 Feb 5 8 21 7.9 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 23 124 42N 332 23 320 21 Feb 5 9 34 8.1 r 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 35 138 88N 286 325 274 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 9 19 3.6 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 21 128 61N 307 357 300 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days

21 Feb 7 8 53 18.7 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 4 119 41N 321 20 320 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 9 50 46.2 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 15 127 89S 271 324 270 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 11 9 37.0 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 27 140 66S 247 287 246 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 10 45 27.0 r 187037 B9 8.7 8.6 12- 41 13 127 36N 317 10 322 21 Feb 8 11 11 19.1 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 -12 17 131 69S 242 292 248 21 Feb 15 0 52 16.9 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 15 260 59N 42 340 65 21 Feb 15 1 1 53 M 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 10+ 38 12 260 12S 151 88 174 21 Feb 16 0 46 23.1 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 49 27 259 22N 4 301 25 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 17 14 35.0 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 52 29 98 59S 103 167 123 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 55 41.4 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 36 260 87N 69 5 88 21 Feb 17 2 21 15.9 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 18 270 59N 41 335 60 21 Feb 17 3 18 13.8 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 5 276 89N 71 6 91 21 Feb 18 1 22 44 d 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 33+ 71 41 264 6N 349 282 5 21 Feb 18 3 5 29.6 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 19 275 88N 71 4 88 21 Feb 18 3 12 15 Gr 384cF7 5.6 5.4 34+ 71 17 ** GRAZE: CA -2.0N; Dist. 63km in az. 187deg. [Lat = 25.03-0.12(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 384 to Terminator = 16.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Feb 19 2 59 15.3 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 31 275 59N 45 335 58 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +14sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 19 40.5 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 77 246 84S 86 24 95 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -20sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 36 43 M 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 60 265 7S 162 89 171 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 20 1 36 53 Gr 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 60 ** GRAZE: CA 7.2S; Dist. 66km in az. 355deg. [Lat = 26.21+0.07(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Feb 21 5 28 30 Gr 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 21 ** GRAZE: CA 4.3N; Dist. 59km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 25.03-0.39(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Feb 22 1 18 43.7 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 87 246 47S 133 68 132 21 Feb 22 4 4 15.7 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 51 278 63N 63 344 62 21 Feb 22 4 6 2.2 D 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 72+ 116 50 278 14S 166 87 165 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Feb 22 4 19 40.8 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 48 279 61N 61 342 60 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.5sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 22 2 8.3 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 16 38 77 20N 25 102 19 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +159sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 28 33 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 9 44 ** GRAZE: CA-16.2N; Dist.360km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 29.25+0.46(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Feb 22 22 47 16.3 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 6 48 80 -53N 313 32 307 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +373sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 48 7.7 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 40 282 54N 61 344 54 21 Feb 23 6 18 25.1 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 33 284 48S 140 65 133

21 Feb 23 23 27 21.8 d 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 87+ 138 -2 44 80 83S 111 188 99 21 Feb 23 23 42 29.8 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -6 48 81 64N 77 155 66 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -18sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 1 5 43.9 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 66 87 -89N 284 6 273 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -16sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 6 16.6 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 87 244 71N 85 22 74 21 Feb 24 3 51 8.6 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 77 267 82N 96 15 84 21 Feb 24 7 10 16.3 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 34 282 84S 111 36 98 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.19sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 16 4.8 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 140 33 283 71S 124 50 112 21 Mar 1 6 40 51.3 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 64 159 88N 287 305 264 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -9sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -129sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 22 50 M 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 40 122 19S 216 266 195 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Mar 2 5 47 25.0 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 45 127 47N 331 17 310 21 Mar 2 6 16 33 M 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 88- 140 49 135 20S 218 257 197 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.019" 196.3 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 32 56.9 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 52 140 86S 283 319 262 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.12sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 48 38.8 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 50 221 43S 240 204 220 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -70sec 21 Mar 2 10 42 33.9 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 42 234 -55S 143 95 122 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 49 50.0 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 1 28 247 82S 280 223 259 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 11 59.6 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 51 162 71S 268 285 250 21 Mar 3 9 48 16.6 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 51 199 84S 281 264 264 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 22 55.7 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 48 211 52N 325 297 308 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +1.7sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 22 58.5 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 48 211 52N 325 297 308 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -1.7sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 8 7.7 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 37 151 51S 241 269 232 21 Mar 6 9 47 27.5 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 33 148 59N 305 336 302 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -30sec 21 Mar 6 9 50 24.6 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 33 149 75S 259 289 256

R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +3sec 21 Mar 6 9 50 26.3 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 33 149 75S 259 290 257 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -2.9sec 21 Mar 7 9 38 33.8 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 23 136 77N 280 324 284 21 Mar 8 10 33 0.0 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 22 135 69N 280 325 290 21 Mar 9 10 6 33.5 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 9 122 56N 287 344 302 21 Mar 16 0 46 44.9 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 10 272 52N 38 333 58 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 17 1 58 3.8 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 6 279 53S 111 46 129 21 Mar 18 2 31 36.8 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 10 282 79S 87 21 102 21 Mar 19 1 18 14.2 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 37 275 80S 88 17 99 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 22 19.4 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 44+ 84 45 280 69N 67 349 68 21 Mar 21 2 41 25.1 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 41 281 51S 127 50 128 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 22 8.4 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 32 284 44N 42 328 43 21 Mar 21 4 55 49.7 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 12 291 74N 71 4 72 21 Mar 22 2 32 47.6 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 54 279 59N 62 341 58 21 Mar 23 1 18 25.6 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 82 269 76N 85 360 75 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 47 49.9 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 62 276 -69N 300 218 290 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 41 32.2 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 37 282 83S 106 31 97 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +64sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +8sec 21 Mar 25 6 59 20 m 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 29 279 5N 27 316 8 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 3.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 25 22 17 49.3 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 17 21 81 77N 104 173 83 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.14sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 25 40.0 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 1 36 87 -81S 288 358 267 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 43 50.1 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 77 135 64N 92 133 70 21 Mar 26 7 39 21.6 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 31 273 72N 100 31 78 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 37 15.4 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 22 111 80N 291 349 271 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 40 58.4 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 20 118 63S 257 312 241 R2114 = mu Librae

2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +1.8sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -24sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = +2.8sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -63sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Mar 31 3 41 0.1 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 20 118 63S 257 313 241 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -1.7sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 44 4.9 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 26 136 65S 252 294 247 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.03sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 49 0.8 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -6 39 183 20N 340 337 342 21 Apr 4 10 12 32.4 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 35 157 86S 259 282 267 21 Apr 8 13 45 58.3 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 35 47 152 70N 261 287 284 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -351sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 49 24.8 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 16 283 83S 86 18 98 21 Apr 15 18 23 41.4 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 69 67 97 71S 99 173 108 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +615sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 15 23 59 13 d 651pB8 6.0* 6.0v 13+ 42 -4 37 278 9S 163 89 170 *** A light curve is desired as 651 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210873575} 651 is double: AB 6.0 0.20" 1.0, dT = -4sec 651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 651 = V1141 Tau, 6. to 6.02, Hp, Type SPB, Period 0.62039 days, Phase 50 % 21 Apr 16 0 4 49 Gr 651pB8 6.0 6.0v 13+ 42 -5 36 ** GRAZE: CA -0.1S; Dist. 19km in az. 194deg. [Lat = 25.43-0.22(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Apr 16 0 58 47.4 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 25 283 48S 123 52 130 21 Apr 16 1 21 27.7 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 20 285 52N 43 334 51 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +8sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 16 2 36 55 m 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 4 292 4N 355 291 3 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5 21 Apr 17 2 4 33 m 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 22 287 5N 1 290 3 21 Apr 17 2 5 3 Gr 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 21 ** GRAZE: CA 5.4N; Dist. 57km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 25.04-0.42(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Apr 18 2 19 4.0 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 30 286 64S 116 43 114 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.06sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 23 51 6.5 d 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 -2 73 274 83S 102 17 95 21 Apr 19 0 4 8.8 d 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 37+ 75 -5 70 274 71S 114 30 107 21 Apr 19 0 41 1.7 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 62 277 75S 110 27 103 21 Apr 19 0 50 2.3 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 60 277 76S 109 27 102 21 Apr 19 1 5 11.5 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 57 278 81N 87 5 79 21 Apr 20 2 55 45.0 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 44 280 49S 142 65 129 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +3sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 21 39.1 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 75 259 74S 122 50 106 21 Apr 21 1 29 6 m 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 74 262 9N 26 311 9

*** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 23 50 m 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 48 275 10N 27 311 10 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 4 30 10.9 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 34 279 43S 154 82 137 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 39 7.1 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 80 223 44S 157 117 137 21 Apr 23 0 5 43.5 d 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 78+ 124 -5 61 108 46N 72 134 50 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 76 % 21 Apr 23 4 10 26.3 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 57 253 47S 159 97 137 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 48 39.9 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 18 268 18N 47 342 24 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 24 7 55 25 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 88+ 140 17 ** GRAZE: CA 1.1N; Dist.122km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 26.78-0.35(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 1.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 8 5 42.9 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 15 270 -16N 13 307 349 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 25 2 18 17.9 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 59 138 69S 142 180 119 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -12sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -100sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 11 56.4 d 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 33 115 31S 185 240 164 R1921 = 65 Virginis Distance of 1921 to Terminator = 9.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.3" 21 Apr 26 1 27 54.5 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 36 118 82S 134 187 113 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.15sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 2 3 20.4 d 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 98+ 165 43 126 25S 191 238 170 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.021" 206.2, dT = +0.1sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1924 to Terminator = 5.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 26 4 55 23.9 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 58 190 50S 166 157 145 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -125sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 15.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Apr 26 6 31 55.1 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 48 225 87N 122 82 102 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 3 10 24 8.2 r 189703 M2 7.9 7.0 54- 95 -5 39 162 16S 181 198 197 21 May 4 10 20 33.3 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -6 37 146 87N 253 285 273 21 May 7 9 45 30.6 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 15 104 74S 226 287 249 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 8 9 21 29.0 r 128965 K0 7.6 6.9 10- 37 4 92 84N 246 310 268 21 May 8 10 21 33.5 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -5 17 98 73N 258 321 280

*** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 51 16.5 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 10 293 38N 35 329 34 21 May 15 2 10 16.2 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 6 295 74S 104 40 103 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -8sec 21 May 15 2 20 51.6 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 4 296 32S 146 82 144 21 May 16 1 34 4.6 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 24 288 67N 69 357 63 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.6sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 4 12.6 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 17 290 73S 109 40 103 21 May 16 3 6 31.1 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 5 296 72N 75 11 69 21 May 17 2 7 32.6 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 27 286 34S 154 81 142 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +1sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 51 15.5 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 18 289 -53S 242 172 230 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -21sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 20 0 42 32.6 D 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -9 75 231 60S 141 95 120 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +0.38sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 21 37.1 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 28 274 56N 78 9 56 21 May 20 4 51 16.5 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 21 276 52S 150 82 128 21 May 20 6 16 28.8 d 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 3 284 84N 106 41 84 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 29 7.2 d 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 22 270 73N 97 31 74 21 May 22 1 25 26.9 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 69 177 36N 62 65 39 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 2 6.6 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 36 255 71N 97 36 74 21 May 23 1 6 8.3 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 57 145 42S 164 195 142 21 May 24 1 21 17.1 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 47 139 58S 147 184 128 21 May 25 0 16 25.3 d X130028D 6.6 6.5S 97+ 160 -3 23 119 73S 130 184 114 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +2sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 25 0 16 26.9 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 -3 23 119 73S 130 184 114 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -2sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -22sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +40sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -9sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 56 4.5 d X217229k 11.7 89E 178 -8 7 243 70N 77 18 68 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 56 26.3 R X217104 10.1 89E 178 -8 7 243 -83N 284 224 275 21 May 26 9 57 13.1 R 184093 A2 8.1 8.0 88E 178 -8 6 243 -83N 284 224 274 21 May 26 9 57 43 m X217156 11.8 87E 178 -8 6 243 102U 190 130 181 21 May 26 9 58 0.4 r X217159 11.8 87E 178 -8 7 243 -18N 349 289 339 21 May 26 9 58 5.7 r X135291 11.7 10.9 87E 178 -8 6 243 -73N 294 234 284

21 May 26 10 0 22.5 D X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 83E 179 -7 6 243 89U 167 107 157 21 May 26 10 1 29.2 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 82E 179 -7 6 243 102U 84 24 74 21 May 26 10 2 55.7 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 79E 179 -7 6 244 61N 67 7 58 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 8 26.3 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 70E 179 -6 5 244 93U 88 27 79 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.6sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 9 56 M 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 68E 179 -5 4 245 3N 10 309 0 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 9 59.8 D X217227 10.6 68E 179 -5 4 244 23N 30 329 21 21 May 26 10 11 33.2 d X217241 11.1 65E 179 -5 4 244 72U 129 68 120 21 May 26 10 13 21 Gr 2307 B1 3.9 4.0 62E 179 -6 5 ** GRAZE: CA 1.0N; Dist.335km in az. 158deg. [Lat = 22.36+0.36(E.Long+80.32)] 21 May 26 10 15 20.4 R X135339 10.8 10.5 59E 179 -4 3 245 -85S 271 210 262 21 May 26 10 17 58.2 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 54E 179 -4 2 245 -65S 251 190 242 21 May 26 10 18 31.3 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 53E 179 -4 2 245 -50S 236 175 227 21 May 26 10 18 42.2 r X217145 11.4 53E 179 -4 2 245 -74S 260 199 251 21 May 26 10 18 49.7 d X135510 11.4 10.6 52E 179 -3 3 245 74U 108 47 99 21 May 26 10 20 9.0 d X135515 11.0 10.4 50E 179 -3 2 245 96U 71 9 61 21 May 26 10 20 10 m X135424 11.6 11.3 50E 179 -3 2 245 73U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 23 43.2 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 44E 179 -2 1 246 85U 212 150 203 21 May 26 10 23 50.8 d X217286 11.4 44E 179 -2 2 246 77U 98 36 89 21 May 26 10 25 15 M X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 42E 179 -2 1 246 69U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 25 17.4 D X135498 10.8 10.4 41E 179 -2 1 246 58U 142 80 133 21 May 26 10 28 5.6 d X217293 11.5 37E 179 -2 1 246 71U 105 42 95 21 May 26 10 29 5.0 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 35E 179 -1 1 246 39N 46 343 37 21 May 26 10 29 28.9 r X217175 11.2 35E 179 -1 0 247 -81S 267 204 258 21 May 26 10 30 45.8 R X217227 10.6 32E 179 -1 0 247 -18N 349 286 340 21 May 27 6 53 43.0 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 39 194 84S 277 263 273 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.9" 21 May 27 7 25 38.0 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 37 203 85N 287 265 283 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.4" 21 May 29 10 12 43.6 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -5 31 211 76S 252 221 262 21 May 31 11 5 50.5 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 6 42 198 61N 283 266 302 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 36 51.6 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 13 92 70N 265 329 286 21 Jun 6 8 40 17.2 R 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 7 84 26S 182 247 200 21 Jun 7 9 20 21.2 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 9 79 85S 243 309 259 21 Jun 12 21 53 49.7 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 29 55 278 37S 145 64 136 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.21sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 0 55 48.6 d 79417WF0 8.9 8.8 6+ 28 -9 16 290 23S 160 91 150 79417 is double: BA 8.9 7.7 65" 199.7, dT = +174sec 21 Jun 13 0 59 14.9 D 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 6+ 28 -10 16 290 15S 168 99 158 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +92sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -242sec 21 Jun 15 0 58 39.6 d 80735 K0 8.7 8.1 19+ 51 -10 36 278 39N 53 340 34 21 Jun 15 23 51 4.8 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 4 61 258 85N 103 36 83 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.2sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 3 35.5 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -11 45 269 -55N 323 253 302 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.03sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 50 54.0 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 34 273 37N 56 346 35 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 20 2.2 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 275 52S 147 78 126 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 17 0 52 48.9 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -9 56 252 88N 109 48 87 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.24sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 49 21 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 48+ 88 18 67 ** GRAZE: CA-15.3S; Dist.261km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 28.59-0.71(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jun 17 22 54 17 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 88 16 70 159 -16S 219 238 196 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jun 18 0 52 17 m 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -8 62 231 16N 39 355 16 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 19 2 30 51.1 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 48 237 69S 135 86 113 21 Jun 20 0 43 23.4 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -7 58 172 72S 131 138 110 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 1 18 20.3 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 58 188 34S 169 162 149 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 20 9.8 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 53 214 -65S 268 237 247 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 29 6 34 27.6 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 30 127 28S 189 238 212 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 46 29.7 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 32 129 48S 209 256 232 21 Jun 29 9 35 59.0 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 51 179 58S 218 220 241 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +1.2sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +186sec 21 Jun 29 9 57 45.7 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -8 51 186 -65N 46 40 69 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -121sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 22 43.3 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 9 44 215 78S 239 207 262 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -183sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 9 20 10.2 R 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 53 154 83N 255 279 278 21 Jul 1 8 10 58 m 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 55- 96 39 118 12N 325 18 348 21 Jul 2 6 54 12.7 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 16 96 78S 235 299 257 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -34sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -150sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 56 38.6 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -8 55 127 58S 216 262 237

R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 4 8 16 55.1 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 21 87 59S 220 287 236 21 Jul 6 8 44 21.1 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 11 73 10S 178 245 187 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 8 47 17.0 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 12 73 71S 239 306 248 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -9sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 14 49.9 r 76872kG5 9.5 9.1 6- 29 9 69 53S 228 293 232 *** A light curve is desired as 76872 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247550866} 21 Jul 7 9 21 58.7 R 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 10 69 89S 263 330 267 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 33 30.8 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 12 71 35S 210 277 214 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 43 27.6 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 -11 14 71 32S 207 275 211 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 13 1 3 26.7 d 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -11 18 281 25N 39 330 18 21 Jul 13 1 8 35 Gr 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -11 17 ** GRAZE: CA 13.4N; Dist. 50km in az. 30deg. [Lat = 26.13-0.53(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jul 13 1 15 8.4 r 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 16 282 2N 16 308 355 21 Jul 14 0 30 49.9 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 34 268 80S 117 50 95 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 18 1 1 47.7 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -11 50 209 62N 82 55 63 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.7sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 3 1 54.6 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 36 223 66N 83 43 68 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 16 20.2 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 33 226 73S 124 81 109 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -25sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -19sec 21 Jul 20 4 54 26 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 23 231 3N 13 325 4 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 21 0 47 57.9 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -8 34 152 62S 122 150 118 21 Jul 21 1 17 11.9 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 37 159 79S 105 126 101 21 Jul 23 0 49 59.8 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -9 16 130 50N 28 79 37 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +11sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 17.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.8" 21 Jul 23 1 4 21 Gr 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -11 17 ** GRAZE: CA 28.1N; Dist.156km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 27.21-0.51(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 7.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7" 21 Jul 23 5 13 15.2 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 38 190 62S 92 83 101 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 18.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.6" 21 Jul 25 5 42 23.4 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 42 164 81N 281 297 300 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 17 21.6 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 38 140 62S 232 269 253 21 Jul 27 7 55 58 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 ** GRAZE: CA 21.3N; Dist. 10km in az. 135deg. [Lat = 25.48+0.89(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jul 27 7 56 9 M 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 172 21N 322 330 345

*** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 35 43.8 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 32 115 60N 280 336 303 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 51 59.0 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 35 118 -40S 121 174 144 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.27sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 4 5 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 38 ** GRAZE: CA-14.2S; Dist.264km in az. 149deg. [Lat = 22.83+0.55(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Jul 28 6 26 40.5 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 41 125 11S 172 220 195 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.25sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 34 46.0 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 43 127 75S 236 282 259 21 Jul 28 6 35 11.9 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 43 127 85S 245 292 268 21 Jul 31 9 33 51.2 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 64 120 44S 205 258 223 21 Aug 1 9 53 24.4 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 61 105 36S 200 265 214 21 Aug 2 8 30 4.5 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 34 84 73S 241 312 251 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 29 11.1 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 28 75 66S 245 318 246 21 Aug 4 10 14 13.4 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 -8 38 78 58S 237 313 238 21 Aug 5 9 50 30.4 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 22 72 70S 256 327 252 21 Aug 6 9 34 21.2 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 8 66 78S 273 339 263 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 47 19.1 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -11 28 251 77N 97 38 76 21 Aug 14 1 22 21.7 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 27 243 54S 146 91 127 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +15sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 32 19.7 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 25 245 53S 146 90 127 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 26 40.0 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 21 240 60N 77 23 62 21 Aug 15 23 18 12.1 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 7 45 177 37S 156 159 145 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -335sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 25 43.3 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -7 43 199 -66S 259 240 247 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -512sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 0 59 41.7 d 2735pA5 7.2 7.1 85+ 135 34 158 19S 152 175 159 *** A light curve is desired as 2735 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214328320} 2735 is double: AB 7.2 14.0 5.2" 258.0, dT = -7sec 2735 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 1 46 41.1 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 37 169 58S 113 124 120

*** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 41 39.2 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 35 201 50N 40 20 47 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1210sec 21 Aug 19 4 44 49.8 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 28 215 -49N 301 266 308 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -527sec 21 Aug 23 3 32 12.9 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 36 132 -42N 54 97 76 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -154sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 56 56.9 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 48 155 54S 244 267 266 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -221sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 10.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.2" 21 Aug 24 3 29 22.8 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 97- 158 31 118 22S 193 246 216 Distance of 3484 to Terminator = 9.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.6" 21 Aug 24 6 9 28.7 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 55 161 74S 244 261 267 21 Aug 25 8 53 37.6 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 57 217 32S 195 162 217 21 Aug 26 3 16 5.1 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 15 94 39S 201 265 222 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 58 59.5 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 74 178 61S 223 225 242 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.26sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 42 5.1 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 51 93 61S 228 299 240 21 Aug 30 5 44 22.3 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 17 74 55N 296 4 304 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.09sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 44 16.0 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 30 79 48S 219 290 226 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.18sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 58 5.3 R 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 33 80 78S 249 321 256 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 41 14.7 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 55 88 47N 304 20 312 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 31 9 57 54.6 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 62 86 31S 207 288 210 21 Sep 1 8 52 12.3 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 37 76 38N 324 40 321 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 16 25.4 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 42 78 86N 276 354 273 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 22 12.6 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 20 70 87S 275 346 267 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.18sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 29 47.0 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 21 71 33S 221 292 214 21 Sep 2 8 29 56.8 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 22 71 51S 239 310 232

21 Sep 2 8 48 14.7 r 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 22- 56 25 73 15S 204 276 196 21 Sep 2 8 51 1.6 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 56 26 73 8S 197 269 189 21 Sep 2 9 17 45.1 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 32 75 33S 222 296 214 21 Sep 2 9 29 9.9 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 34 75 65S 254 329 246 21 Sep 4 9 28 53.0 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 11 71 41N 342 49 325 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.34sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 52 8.5 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 16 73 37S 240 309 223 21 Sep 4 10 19 17.5 r 80514pA* 8.5 8.4 7- 32 -11 21 75 1S 205 275 188 *** A light curve is desired as 80514 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212082764} 80514 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 87.0, dT = +0.31sec 80514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 716). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 5 10 13 37.9 r 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 3- 20 -12 8 74 15S 228 294 208 21 Sep 9 18 52 57.2 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 59 56 159 47N 64 83 44 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 9 19 7 9 Gr 1941 M3 4.7 3.8s 10+ 37 56 55 ** GRAZE: CA 22.1N; Dist.163km in az. 43deg. [Lat = 27.63-0.85(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Sep 9 19 26 4.3 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 53 58 174 -2N 16 21 356 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 12 1 21 15.4 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 18 238 63N 76 23 64 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +232sec 21 Sep 13 19 41 21.5 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 49 18 131 65N 69 118 66 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.15sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 34 35.9 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 91 38 27 140 -31N 333 13 331 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.17sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 23 36 8.8 d 185433cF3 7.2 51+ 92 -3 39 185 71N 74 68 72 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 351.2, dT = +0.08sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 17 3 2 52.6 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 40 193 60S 101 87 116 21 Sep 18 1 24 22.9 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 38 148 85N 59 89 78 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 47 46.9 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 40 155 45N 18 42 37 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 35 24.7 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 41 206 58N 31 6 50 21 Sep 20 4 31 11.7 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 55 173 58N 6 12 29 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 12.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.8" 21 Sep 22 7 20 49.9 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 62 217 82S 254 221 275 21 Sep 25 4 11 42.6 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 32 86 88N 258 328 272 21 Sep 25 10 54 46.9 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -5 54 265 65N 282 211 295 21 Sep 26 4 59 25.1 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 34 82 78N 271 343 280 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired

21 Sep 27 6 27 15.7 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 44 81 34N 319 36 324 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.8sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +5sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +7sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 34 10.9 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 45 82 81S 254 331 259 21 Sep 27 9 40 33.5 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 86 114 48N 306 10 310 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -18sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -430sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 35 9.4 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 35 76 68S 246 322 246 21 Sep 28 7 24 33 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 ** GRAZE: CA 17.5N; Dist. 67km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 24.88+0.60(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Sep 28 7 25 36 M 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 79 17N 341 60 341 21 Sep 28 8 43 52.3 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 63 83 41N 318 42 317 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.3sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 9 26.0 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 10 72 88N 294 0 275 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 2 8 59 21.7 r 80827cG5 8.9 8.6 19- 52 21 77 66N 316 26 297 80827 is double: 9.2 10.6 50.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Oct 3 9 48 41.7 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 19 81 55S 263 331 241 21 Oct 4 10 13 57.5 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 12 84 46S 259 325 236 21 Oct 4 10 44 34.9 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -8 18 87 81S 294 1 271 21 Oct 10 0 26 1.0 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 13 237 62S 129 74 120 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 41 35.6 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 10 239 58S 133 76 124 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 47 8.9 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -12 27 219 45N 51 12 47 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.02sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 7 10.8 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 24 223 88S 98 55 95 21 Oct 11 0 16 9.5 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 23 224 85N 91 47 88 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 31 59.6 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 21 227 72N 78 31 75 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 9 42.3 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 3 240 84S 102 42 99 21 Oct 12 1 43 48 Gr 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 17 ** GRAZE: CA 6.3S; Dist.122km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 26.90+0.55(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Oct 12 1 44 28 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 18 227 6S 173 124 176 21 Oct 14 0 3 11.2 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 40 177 83N 69 72 83 21 Oct 15 4 6 11.9 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 27 227 79N 59 14 77 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 57 20.4 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 49 207 29S 122 97 144 21 Oct 19 7 38 26.5 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 35 251 51S 91 33 113 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +117sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 20 8 16 52.9 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 38 257 71N 9 306 29 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +272sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 5 10 46.6 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 55 86 66N 285 3 292 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -690sec

688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 29 53.7 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 81 258 63N 288 214 294 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 10 11 55 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 58 ** GRAZE: CA -2.6S; Dist. 45km in az. 4deg. [Lat = 26.02-0.06(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 709 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 10 12 0 m 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 58 273 -3S 169 91 175 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 25 7 29 35.6 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 75 88 87N 269 354 270 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.2sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +8sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 29 43.9 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 75 88 86N 269 355 271 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -8sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +478sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 25 26.5 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 26 72 46S 232 305 224 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 9 27 43.6 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 79 85 67S 254 344 245 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -2sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 8 19.0 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 79 276 40N 328 237 318 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 28 6 37 2 m 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 30 75 12N 0 74 347 21 Oct 30 15 3 29.4 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 41 58 260 -83S 119 51 99 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.13sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 18 26.6 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 49 42 270 74N 309 238 288 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 8 21 55.6 r 99292 K0 8.6* 8.0 25- 60 17 83 82N 304 11 282 21 Oct 31 9 56 28.6 r 99313 K0 8.5 8.0 24- 59 38 93 29S 235 302 212 21 Oct 31 10 37 20.1 r 99334cK0 8.5* 7.9 24- 59 47 98 17N 9 75 347 99334 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 90.0, dT = -0.12sec 99334 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 50). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 1 13 37 30.5 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 26 68 148 76S 284 313 261 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 58.5 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 9 93 87S 297 1 274 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +88sec 21 Nov 2 9 44 27.0 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 9 93 87S 297 1 275 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -88sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 9 47 14.5 r 119448kG0 9.2 8.9 8- 33 10 94 46S 256 320 233 *** A light curve is desired as 119448 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229113371}

21 Nov 2 10 46 14.2 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 -10 23 100 84S 293 356 271 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 3 10 16 5.9 R 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 19 2 97 81N 310 14 290 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.025" 230.2, dT = -0.01sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 3 20 30 28 GrMercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 ** GRAZE: CA 17.0S; Dist.379km in az. 7deg. [Lat = 29.05-0.11(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Nov 3 20 36 20 M Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 252 -2S 225 147 187 21 Nov 6 23 58 36.5 d 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 3 241 37N 48 347 42 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 31 21.2 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 13+ 43 8 236 56S 127 71 128 21 Nov 8 17 39 14.8 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 47 19 134 -86N 272 318 278 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 10 22 54 5.7 d 3073 K5 7.8 7.0 44+ 83 -5 42 177 34S 130 133 147 21 Nov 12 2 45 48.8 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 31 227 65N 44 360 65 21 Nov 12 23 58 45.9 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 50 163 45N 21 36 43 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +53sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 14 53.4 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 50 192 -72N 264 253 286 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -371sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 2 27 28.7 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 44 216 68N 44 11 66 21 Nov 13 23 47 17.1 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 141 45S 109 144 132 21 Nov 14 2 13 23.0 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 55 199 82S 71 54 94 21 Nov 14 23 19 53.9 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -11 40 118 71S 81 134 104 21 Nov 18 1 36 7.6 d 394 K0 7.5 6.9 99+ 166 51 100 39N 13 79 29 Distance of 394 to Terminator = 11.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.7" 21 Nov 19 7 34 22.0 r X 66269k 11.4 11.1 86E 179 54 267 -88N 235 163 247 *** A light curve is desired as X 66269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712498} 21 Nov 19 7 50 46 d X 4617k 11.4 11.0 62E 179 51 269 -13S 154 82 166 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 7 51 59.4 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 62E 179 51 269 89U 86 14 98 21 Nov 19 7 53 19.2 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 60E 179 50 270 70U 13 300 25 21 Nov 19 7 55 12.3 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 57E 179 50 270 67U 46 333 58 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 56 8 GrX 4617k 11.4 11.0 55E 179 49 ** GRAZE: CA-19.4S; Dist. 9km in az. 178deg. [Lat = 25.53+0.03(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Nov 19 7 56 24.5 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 55E 179 49 269 -56S 196 124 208 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 7 59 48.8 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 50E 179 49 270 61U 24 312 36 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 0 37 r X 4617k 11.4 11.0 49E 179 48 270 -26S 166 94 178 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 8 3 33.6 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 45E 179 48 270 -75N 245 173 257 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 37 21.3 d X191069 11.7 v 7E 179 41 274 60U 63 351 75 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days

21 Nov 19 8 37 30.0 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 7E 179 40 274 59U 311 238 322 21 Nov 19 8 39 47.7 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 40 274 73U 285 213 297 21 Nov 19 8 43 24.6 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 4E 179 39 274 67U 71 359 83 21 Nov 19 8 47 22.5 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 38 275 75U 83 11 95 21 Nov 19 8 52 28 m X 66435 11.5 10.9 1E 179 37 276 23U 344 272 356 21 Nov 19 8 53 55.8 d X191075k 11.8 1E 179 37 275 56U 49 337 61 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 55 29.6 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 1E 179 37 275 64U 60 348 72 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 55 38.2 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 36 276 49U 301 229 313 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 55 41.8 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 275 91U 109 38 121 21 Nov 19 9 9 6.9 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 33 277 53U 280 208 292 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 10 30.2 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 33 277 52U 26 315 38 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 12 42.4 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 32 277 77U 239 168 251 21 Nov 19 9 27 29.8 d X191091p 11.5 7E 179 30 278 88U 61 350 73 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -62sec 21 Nov 19 9 32 58.8 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 10E 179 28 279 87U 49 339 61 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 40 31 m X 66582k 11.3 11.2 17E 179 27 279 -45S 167 96 178 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 52 13.6 r X191069 11.7 v 31E 179 24 281 58U 268 198 279 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 57 43.0 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 38E 179 23 281 54U 307 237 318 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 58 8.7 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 39E 179 23 281 88U 222 153 234 21 Nov 19 9 58 51.5 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 40E 179 22 281 65U 260 191 272 21 Nov 19 10 0 36.3 r X191075k 11.8 42E 179 22 281 57U 283 214 295 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 1 48.6 d X191117k 11.8 44E 179 22 281 -3S 115 46 127 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 2 6.2 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 44E 179 22 281 73U 249 179 260 21 Nov 19 10 4 2 m X191087k 11.4 47E 179 22 282 80U 348 278 359 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 6 27.7 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 51E 179 21 282 78S 33 323 45 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 6 45.6 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 51E 179 21 282 64U 273 203 284 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 13 24.4 d X191124k 11.7 61E 179 20 282 43S 63 354 75 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 15 28 m X 66622k 11.5 10.9 64E 179 19 283 93U 348 279 360 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 31 41.7 d X191143k 11.8 87E 180 16 284 -15S 108 40 120 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 32 28.5 d X191146k 11.7 87E 180 16 284 -6S 99 31 111 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 19 10 34 21.5 r X 66610k 11.8 11.5 90E 180 15 284 87U 286 218 298 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898}

21 Nov 20 4 8 3.5 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 68 95 60S 228 303 236 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.08sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +480sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.1" 21 Nov 20 5 14 19.3 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 82 116 68S 236 297 244 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 10.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.3" 21 Nov 20 8 22 25.8 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 55 273 -88S 79 2 87 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.01sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.27sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -450sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -70sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 44 3.1 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 37 280 70S 238 164 245 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -293sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +173sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +435sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 13.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.4" 21 Nov 20 9 47 43.6 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 36 280 87N 261 187 268 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.23sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -386sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -47sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Nov 21 1 35 19.5 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 25 74 58S 230 301 233 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +21sec 21 Nov 21 3 29 37.7 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 49 82 82N 269 348 272 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.29sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +22sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -36sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 33 35.5 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 27 73 64N 293 6 291 21 Nov 22 10 55 26.4 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 -11 43 283 79S 256 177 253 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 24 28.8 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 66 83 34S 216 301 209 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -1.3sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +146sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 26 5 42 34 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 23 78 6N 11 81 352 21 Nov 28 8 50 47.8 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 40 99 47S 251 316 229 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.34sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired

21 Nov 29 7 55 0.0 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 92 34N 352 56 329 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 30 9 10 4.3 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 18 102 82N 303 6 282 21 Nov 30 10 16 8.8 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 32 111 57S 263 320 241 21 Nov 30 10 35 4.3 r 139101 G5 9.2 8.9 20- 53 36 114 80S 286 341 264 21 Dec 1 10 4 1.4 r 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 12- 40 16 108 14N 10 70 351 21 Dec 2 11 29 9.8 r 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -5 19 118 87N 293 348 277 21 Dec 5 22 53 46.5 d 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -6 12 233 49N 55 1 59 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = -0.5sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = +21sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 2 43.4 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -7 10 234 8N 14 319 18 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -3sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 33 9.0 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 5 238 9N 14 316 19 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +185sec 21 Dec 5 23 36 49.5 D 2676WA3 6.7 6.6s 4+ 23 4 238 2N 7 308 12 2676 is double: AB 6.7 8.0 42" 182.0, dT = -264sec 2676 = NSV 10864, 6.68 to 6.69, V 21 Dec 7 23 25 3.4 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 29 220 69N 58 19 74 21 Dec 7 23 45 43 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 26 223 15S 154 112 170 21 Dec 8 1 10 7.7 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 12 237 83N 72 16 87 21 Dec 9 0 52 21.8 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 27 228 73S 91 45 110 21 Dec 9 1 43 32.5 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 18 237 68S 96 42 115 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 9 19.6 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 14 240 69S 94 38 114 21 Dec 12 2 20 49.6 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 47 231 32S 123 78 146 21 Dec 13 1 12 28.0 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 66 192 52N 27 16 49 21 Dec 13 4 45 47.1 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 30 257 74N 49 348 71 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 43 7.4 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 52 104 35N 14 78 32 21 Dec 15 23 23 19.3 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -11 40 90 61S 101 172 115 21 Dec 15 23 57 2.5 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 48 93 62N 45 115 59 21 Dec 16 6 15 28.0 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 45 270 88N 72 1 85 21 Dec 17 0 22 46.7 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 44 86 56S 112 186 122 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.39sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 7 49.7 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 58 86 86S 92 171 97 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.07sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.7" 21 Dec 18 5 24 15.8 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 78 266 87N 88 8 93 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +3sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -34sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 16.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 Dec 23 7 39 25.7 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 76 108 45S 238 304 220 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 7 53 12 m 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 67 109 12S 210 272 189

21 Dec 26 4 50 47.1 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 3 84 40S 242 307 220 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 27 10 15 46.5 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 139 68N 315 352 293 21 Dec 28 8 19 20.8 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 23 109 87N 295 354 275 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -94sec 21 Dec 28 8 52 0.1 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 29 114 -75N 98 154 77 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 58 49 Gr 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 31 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3S; Dist. 12km in az. 26deg. [Lat = 25.73-0.45(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Dec 28 8 58 53 M 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 31 115 13S 216 271 195 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7 21 Dec 28 9 54 24.5 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 41 126 47N 336 23 315 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 10 3.5 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 20 115 66N 314 11 296 21 Dec 29 10 17 49.1 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 33 126 78N 301 350 284 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 30 10 8 54 Gr 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 18 ** GRAZE: CA 15.9S; Dist.172km in az. 210deg. [Lat = 23.81-0.53(E.Long+80.32)] 21 Dec 30 10 12 58.9 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 18 121 76S 271 325 258 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 22 11.4 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 20 123 42S 237 290 224 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 34 50.9 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 22 125 41S 236 288 223 21 Dec 30 11 12 47.6 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 29 131 70S 265 311 252 21 Dec 31 11 6 44.1 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 15 124 25N 343 36 335 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 %

Lunar Occultation predictions Fox Observatory Broward Florida USA

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory, Broward, Florida, USA E. Longitude - 80 21 35.6, Latitude 26 7 45.6, Alt. 3m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 3 53 45.2 r 99091DG5 7.3 S 82- 130 20 82 74S 271 338 249 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.31" 228.2, dT = -4sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 Jan 3 7 24 33.7 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 65 113 61S 258 317 236 21 Jan 3 10 17 19.6 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 69 240 49S 247 194 225 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 36 40.2 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 -8 60 240 48S 249 197 225 21 Jan 5 6 58 3.2 R 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 34 104 48S 250 311 227 21 Jan 5 10 8 45.1 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 66 162 75N 307 323 284 21 Jan 6 11 0 30.0 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 61 167 90S 292 304 270 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -21sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 55 47.3 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 42 131 45N 336 19 317 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.13sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 28 15.7 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 47 140 64N 317 353 298 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 7 10 51 49.6 r 139679 K0 8.5 7.9 38- 76 50 147 66N 315 345 296 21 Jan 8 8 32 10.0 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 13 113 60S 258 317 243 21 Jan 8 8 56 59.3 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 18 116 73N 306 2 290 21 Jan 8 10 51 29.7 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 38 137 39N 339 18 324 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 32 52.4 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -9 44 148 54N 323 353 308 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +294sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -187sec 21 Jan 9 10 21 56.1 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 21 125 42S 236 287 225 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +1.2sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 42 44.6 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -6 34 140 71N 302 339 291 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 18 8 26 m 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 41 16 238 0N 12 318 2 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 18 10 47 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 43 17 ** GRAZE: CA 0.0N; Dist.208km in az. 164deg. [Lat = 24.18+0.25(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jan 11 10 55 51.7 r 2577dO7 6.2 6.2 4- 22 2 119 54S 231 291 232 R2577 = 63 (Ophiuchi)/Sagittarii 2577 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 4.5" 43.0, dT = +14sec 2577 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 16 0 44 14 gr 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 247 20S 146 87 168 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 46 59 Gr 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 ** GRAZE: CA 14.6S; Dist. 7km in az. 158deg. [Lat = 26.06+0.36(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jan 16 0 49 2.7 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 8 248 78N 64 4 86 21 Jan 16 0 54 37.2 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 7 249 69N 55 354 76

21 Jan 17 23 41 41.5 d 146941cG0 8.9 23+ 58 -11 43 231 53N 33 348 56 146941 is double: AB 9.57 9.71 0.12" 20.0, dT = +0.34sec 146941 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 18 0 23 59.4 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 36 240 73S 86 35 110 21 Jan 21 1 44 28.2 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 53 249 88N 68 10 87 21 Jan 21 2 16 41.8 d 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 47 255 70S 90 28 108 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.7sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 1 3 15.5 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 81 122 79S 91 145 98 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 4 4 47.6 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 80 264 56S 128 49 125 21 Jan 27 1 58 19.9 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 60 85 81N 95 175 86 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +32sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +347sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +75sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 15 53.6 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 64 86 42N 56 137 47 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -74sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 27 3 51 3.8 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 85 106 54S 141 213 132 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -63sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 3 21 19.4 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 66 91 57S 159 237 146 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 7.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.4" 21 Jan 30 3 10 4.3 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 38 89 -79N 85 155 64 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.23sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 20 27.8 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 54 97 52N 314 23 293 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 25 17.0 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 29 91 56S 250 317 227 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 50 35.0 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 62 162 85N 295 311 273 21 Feb 4 8 6 4.1 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 33 127 67N 311 358 294 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 8 47 8 m 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 54- 94 39 136 18S 215 255 199 21 Feb 5 8 20 26.3 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 23 124 40N 334 25 321 21 Feb 5 9 34 7.5 r 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 35 138 87N 287 326 275 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 9 18 48.8 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 21 128 60N 309 358 302 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 52 52.0 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 4 119 39N 323 22 321

R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 9 51 6.6 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 14 127 89N 272 325 271 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 11 10 23.4 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 27 140 67S 248 288 248 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 10 45 4.1 r 187037 B9 8.7 8.6 12- 41 13 127 35N 319 12 324 21 Feb 8 11 12 13.5 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 -12 17 131 71S 244 293 249 21 Feb 15 0 52 43.8 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 14 260 57N 40 338 63 21 Feb 15 1 1 57 M 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 10+ 38 12 260 12S 151 88 174 21 Feb 16 0 48 23.6 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 49 27 259 19N 0 298 22 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 17 14 54.8 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 52 29 98 61S 101 164 121 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 55 39.9 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 36 260 85N 67 4 86 21 Feb 17 2 21 47.9 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 18 270 57N 39 334 58 21 Feb 17 3 18 6.2 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 5 276 88N 69 5 89 21 Feb 18 3 5 20.4 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 19 275 86N 69 3 86 21 Feb 18 3 12 14 Gr 384cF7 5.6 5.4 34+ 71 17 ** GRAZE: CA -2.0N; Dist.120km in az. 188deg. [Lat = 25.04-0.12(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 384 to Terminator = 16.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Feb 19 2 59 48.2 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 31 274 57N 42 333 56 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +14sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 19 32.7 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 77 244 86S 84 25 93 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -19sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 36 45 M 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 60 264 7S 162 90 171 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 20 1 36 47 Gr 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 60 ** GRAZE: CA 7.2S; Dist. 8km in az. 355deg. [Lat = 26.20+0.08(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Feb 22 1 16 46.9 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 87 232 50S 130 79 129 21 Feb 22 4 1 21.0 D 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 72+ 116 51 277 20S 161 83 159 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Feb 22 4 4 28.4 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 51 278 61N 61 343 60 21 Feb 22 4 19 54.0 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 48 279 58N 59 341 57 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.6sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 22 4 10.9 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 15 38 78 17N 22 98 17 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +150sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 28 29 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 9 44 ** GRAZE: CA-16.2N; Dist.306km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 29.23+0.46(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Feb 22 22 46 8.3 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 6 48 80 -50N 316 34 310 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +382sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 48 15.2 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 40 282 52N 59 343 52 21 Feb 23 6 17 2.6 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 34 283 49S 138 64 131 21 Feb 23 23 27 18.6 d 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 87+ 138 -3 44 81 85S 109 185 97 21 Feb 23 23 43 8.4 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -6 48 82 62N 75 153 64 R1170 = kappa Geminorum

1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -19sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 1 5 33.2 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 66 88 -88N 286 7 275 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -15sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 6 18.5 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 87 235 69N 83 30 72 21 Feb 24 3 50 43.8 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 78 264 80N 94 16 83 21 Feb 24 7 9 30.1 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 34 282 85S 109 36 97 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.19sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 15 7.5 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 140 33 282 72S 123 49 110 21 Mar 1 3 5 32.1 r 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 95- 155 26 101 51S 245 306 222 21 Mar 1 6 40 26.9 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 64 159 87N 288 307 265 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -9sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -128sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 22 24 M 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 40 122 19S 216 265 195 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Mar 2 5 46 32.3 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 44 127 45N 332 18 311 21 Mar 2 6 15 58 M 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 88- 140 49 136 20S 218 257 197 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.019" 196.3 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 32 46.0 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 52 141 87S 285 320 264 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.12sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 49 16.8 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 50 220 45S 243 207 222 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -74sec 21 Mar 2 10 41 22.6 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 42 233 -56S 141 95 121 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 49 11.8 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 0 28 246 83S 281 225 260 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 12 5.3 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 51 162 72S 269 286 252 21 Mar 3 9 47 46.9 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 50 198 85S 282 265 265 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 21 46.2 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 48 210 51N 326 299 309 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +1.7sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 21 48.2 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 48 210 51N 326 299 309 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -1.7sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 7 24 28 M 2330SB9 6.4 6.4 58- 99 22 129 17S 207 255 199 2330 is triple: AB 6.4 15.4 5.0" 98.0 : AC 6.4 16.4 5.7" 97.0 2330 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 9 8.2 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 37 151 53S 243 271 235 21 Mar 6 9 47 6.7 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 33 148 58N 306 337 304 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -30sec

21 Mar 6 9 50 49.0 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 33 149 77S 261 291 258 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -2.1sec 21 Mar 6 9 50 49.2 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 33 149 76S 260 290 258 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +2.4sec 21 Mar 7 9 38 45.0 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 22 136 76N 281 325 285 21 Mar 8 10 33 10.2 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 22 135 68N 282 326 291 21 Mar 9 10 6 42.5 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 9 122 54N 288 345 303 21 Mar 16 0 47 16.9 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 10 272 50N 36 331 56 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 17 1 57 8.4 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 6 279 56S 109 45 127 21 Mar 18 2 31 13.9 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 10 282 80S 85 20 100 21 Mar 19 1 17 44.5 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 37 275 82S 86 15 97 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 22 23.8 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 45+ 84 45 279 67N 65 348 66 21 Mar 21 2 40 5.9 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 41 280 53S 124 49 125 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 22 54.4 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 32 284 42N 39 326 40 21 Mar 21 4 55 41.1 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 13 291 72N 70 3 70 21 Mar 22 2 33 5.7 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 54 278 57N 60 340 56 21 Mar 23 1 18 22.0 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 82 265 74N 83 2 74 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 46 42.4 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 62 275 -68N 302 220 292 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 40 45.2 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 38 282 84S 105 30 95 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +64sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +12sec 21 Mar 25 6 58 32 m 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 30 279 5N 27 316 8 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 3.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 25 22 18 1.5 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 16 21 81 76N 102 170 81 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 25 40.1 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 1 36 88 -83S 290 360 269 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 43 49.2 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 77 136 62N 90 130 69 21 Mar 26 7 38 44.2 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 31 272 71N 99 31 77 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 37 16.4 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 22 111 79N 292 350 273 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 41 40.8 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 20 118 65S 259 314 244 R2114 = mu Librae

2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +1.5sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -24sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = +5sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -60sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Mar 31 3 41 43.3 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 20 118 66S 259 314 244 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -1.5sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 44 47.9 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 26 137 67S 253 296 249 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.02sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 46 45.1 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -6 38 182 18N 342 340 344 21 Apr 4 10 12 48.6 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 34 157 87S 260 283 268 21 Apr 8 13 46 17.5 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 35 46 152 69N 262 288 285 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -359sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 49 0.8 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 16 283 85S 84 17 96 21 Apr 15 1 31 29 m 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 7 287 0N 349 285 1 Distance of 93522 to Terminator = 6.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 15 18 23 39.1 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 68 66 98 73S 97 170 106 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +590sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 15 23 52 40.6 D 651pB8 6.0* 6.0v 13+ 42 -2 39 277 17S 154 81 162 *** A light curve is desired as 651 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210873575} 651 is double: AB 6.0 0.20" 1.0, dT = -1.7sec 651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 651 = V1141 Tau, 6. to 6.02, Hp, Type SPB, Period 0.62039 days, Phase 50 % 21 Apr 16 0 4 45 Gr 651pB8 6.0 6.0v 13+ 42 -5 36 ** GRAZE: CA -0.1S; Dist. 75km in az. 194deg. [Lat = 25.44-0.22(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Apr 16 0 57 29.6 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 25 283 51S 121 50 128 21 Apr 16 1 21 59.2 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 20 285 50N 41 332 48 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +7sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 16 2 36 35 m 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 4 292 4N 355 292 3 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5 21 Apr 17 2 4 5 m 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 22 287 5N 1 290 3 21 Apr 18 2 18 8.4 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 30 285 66S 115 42 112 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.06sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 23 50 31.0 d 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 -2 73 272 85S 100 17 93 21 Apr 19 0 3 4.8 d 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 37+ 75 -4 70 273 73S 112 29 105 21 Apr 19 0 40 10.4 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 62 275 77S 108 27 101 21 Apr 19 0 49 13.3 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 60 276 78S 108 26 100 21 Apr 19 1 4 50.1 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 57 277 79N 85 4 77 21 Apr 20 2 54 22.6 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 44 279 51S 140 64 128 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +3sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 20 35.3 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 75 256 76S 121 51 104

21 Apr 21 1 28 18 m 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 74 260 9N 26 313 9 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 22 57 m 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 49 274 10N 27 312 10 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 4 28 46.4 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 34 279 44S 153 81 136 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 37 22.3 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 80 219 46S 155 118 135 21 Apr 23 0 6 45.1 d 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 78+ 124 -5 61 109 44N 69 130 47 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 76 % 21 Apr 23 4 8 55.9 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 58 252 48S 158 97 135 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 49 52.7 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 18 268 14N 43 338 19 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 18.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.7" 21 Apr 24 7 55 23 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 88+ 140 17 ** GRAZE: CA 1.1N; Dist. 69km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 26.80-0.35(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 1.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 8 2 52.5 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 15 270 -12N 17 312 354 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 25 2 17 27.5 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 58 138 71S 141 178 118 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -12sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -101sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 10 3.3 D 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 33 115 34S 182 236 161 R1921 = 65 Virginis Distance of 1921 to Terminator = 10.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Apr 26 1 27 27.3 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 36 118 84S 133 185 112 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.15sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 2 0 53.7 d 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 98+ 165 42 125 28S 188 235 167 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.021" 206.2, dT = +0.09sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1924 to Terminator = 7.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.4" 21 Apr 26 4 54 0.6 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 58 189 51S 164 156 144 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -124sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 16.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 Apr 26 6 31 7.0 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 47 225 86N 121 82 101 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 4 10 21 3.0 r 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -5 37 146 86N 254 286 274 21 May 7 9 46 33.7 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 -12 15 104 76S 227 288 250 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 8 9 22 15.7 r 128965 K0 7.6 6.9 10- 37 4 92 83N 247 311 269

21 May 8 10 22 13.0 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -4 17 99 71N 259 321 281 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 52 5.8 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 10 293 35N 32 327 31 21 May 15 2 9 39.9 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 6 295 75S 103 39 102 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -8sec 21 May 15 2 19 37.5 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 4 295 34S 143 80 142 21 May 16 1 33 56.9 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 24 288 65N 68 356 61 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.7sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 3 29.5 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 18 290 75S 108 39 102 21 May 16 3 6 17.9 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 5 296 71N 74 10 67 21 May 17 2 6 3.8 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 28 285 36S 152 80 141 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +0.29sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 51 13.6 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 18 289 -55S 243 174 232 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -20sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 20 0 41 12.5 D 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -9 75 228 62S 140 96 118 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +0.22sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 21 18.5 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 28 273 54N 76 8 54 21 May 20 4 50 8.3 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 21 276 53S 149 81 127 21 May 20 6 15 53.4 d 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 3 284 83N 105 41 83 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 28 31.1 d 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 22 270 71N 96 31 73 21 May 22 1 27 12.7 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 68 178 32N 58 60 35 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 1 29.1 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 36 254 70N 96 36 73 21 May 23 1 4 50.5 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 57 145 44S 162 193 141 21 May 24 1 20 29.6 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 47 139 60S 145 182 126 21 May 25 0 16 10.5 d X130028D 6.6 6.5S 97+ 160 -3 22 120 75S 128 182 113 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +1.9sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 25 0 16 12.1 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 -3 22 120 75S 128 182 113 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -1.9sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -22sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +39sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -11sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 55 49.1 d X217229k 11.7 90E 178 -8 7 243 69N 76 17 66 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 55 49.3 R X217104 10.1 90E 178 -8 6 243 -82N 285 226 276 21 May 26 9 56 36.0 R 184093 A2 8.1 8.0 89E 178 -8 6 243 -82N 285 226 276 21 May 26 9 57 10 m X217156 11.8 88E 178 -8 6 243 103U 190 131 181 21 May 26 9 57 20.3 r X135291 11.7 10.9 88E 178 -8 6 243 -72N 295 236 286

21 May 26 9 58 12.4 D X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 86E 178 -7 6 243 90U 163 104 154 21 May 26 10 1 7.3 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 82E 179 -7 6 243 103U 82 23 73 21 May 26 10 2 49.6 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80E 179 -7 6 243 59N 66 6 56 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 8 1.4 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 71E 179 -5 5 244 95U 87 27 77 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.5sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 9 20 M 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 69E 179 -5 4 244 3N 10 310 0 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 10 35.0 d X217241 11.1 67E 179 -5 4 244 74U 127 67 118 21 May 26 10 11 43.4 D X217227 10.6 65E 179 -5 4 245 19N 25 325 16 21 May 26 10 14 50.8 R X135339 10.8 10.5 59E 179 -4 3 245 -86S 272 212 263 21 May 26 10 17 47.6 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 54E 179 -3 2 245 -66S 253 192 243 21 May 26 10 18 11.3 d X135510 11.4 10.6 54E 179 -3 3 245 76U 107 46 97 21 May 26 10 18 24.1 r X217145 11.4 53E 179 -3 2 245 -75S 262 201 252 21 May 26 10 18 35.7 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 53E 179 -3 2 245 -52S 238 177 229 21 May 26 10 19 38 m X135424 11.6 11.3 51E 179 -3 2 245 74U 189 128 180 21 May 26 10 20 0.1 d X135515 11.0 10.4 50E 179 -3 2 245 97U 69 8 60 21 May 26 10 23 19.5 d X217286 11.4 45E 179 -2 2 246 78U 97 35 87 21 May 26 10 24 4.5 D X135498 10.8 10.4 43E 179 -2 1 246 59U 140 78 131 21 May 26 10 24 25 GrX 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 43E 179 -2 1 ** GRAZE: CA 70.7U; Dist. 32km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 26.45+0.39(E.Long+80.36)] 21 May 26 10 24 42.3 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 42E 179 -2 1 246 86U 215 154 206 21 May 26 10 24 44 M X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 42E 179 -2 1 246 70U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 27 29.7 d X217293 11.5 38E 179 -2 1 246 72U 103 41 94 21 May 26 10 27 59.0 R X217227 10.6 37E 179 -1 0 246 -13N 353 292 344 21 May 26 10 29 35.2 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 34E 179 -1 0 246 37N 43 341 34 21 May 27 6 49 24.3 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 42 191 78S 277 259 266 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.4" 21 May 27 6 53 22.7 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 38 194 86S 278 264 274 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.9" 21 May 27 7 22 47.4 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 40 200 89S 287 260 277 21 May 27 7 25 5.1 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 36 202 84N 288 266 284 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.3" 21 May 29 4 51 47.5 R 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 89- 141 20 132 23N 340 24 343 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +0.8sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 29 10 8 44.5 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -8 35 209 73S 256 219 258 21 May 29 10 12 37.4 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -4 31 211 77S 254 223 263 21 May 31 11 1 17.6 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 3 45 194 64N 287 266 299 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 May 31 11 5 14.3 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 7 41 197 59N 285 268 304 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 33 15.6 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 10 91 75N 270 327 281 21 Jun 5 8 37 25.8 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 13 93 69N 266 330 287 21 Jun 6 8 42 3.6 R 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 7 84 28S 184 249 203 21 Jun 7 9 17 1.2 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 5 78 81S 246 307 255 21 Jun 7 9 21 8.6 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 9 80 86S 244 310 260 21 Jun 12 21 52 6.5 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 29 56 277 39S 143 63 134 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.21sec

1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 12 22 2 34.9 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 28 55 281 21S 160 76 152 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.16sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 0 57 27.2 D 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 6+ 28 -9 16 290 18S 166 97 156 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +89sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -216sec 21 Jun 13 1 10 15 d 79417WF0 8.9 8.8 6+ 28 -12 14 291 -1S 190 113 174 79417 is double: BA 8.9 7.7 65" 199.7, dT = +634sec 21 Jun 14 1 16 50 m 80146 A2 8.0 7.9 12+ 40 24 287 13N 16 308 7 21 Jun 15 0 59 22.1 d 80735 K0 8.7 8.1 19+ 51 -10 36 277 36N 50 338 32 21 Jun 15 23 50 25.6 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 4 61 257 84N 102 36 81 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.21sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 15 23 50 30.9 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 5 63 261 84S 104 43 93 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.16sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 2 21.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -10 45 268 -54N 324 255 303 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.03sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 7 45.6 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -11 46 271 -65N 318 239 292 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.07sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 45 27.0 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 37 274 54N 61 359 51 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 1 51 28.1 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 34 273 35N 53 344 32 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 18 54.0 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 275 53S 145 77 124 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 16 2 26 5.4 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 276 42S 156 85 136 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 17 0 52 2.3 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -8 56 251 87N 108 48 86 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 0 53 6.6 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -8 58 254 82S 110 55 97 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.22sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 49 14 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 48+ 88 18 67 ** GRAZE: CA-15.3S; Dist.217km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 28.62-0.71(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jun 17 22 53 19 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 88 16 69 159 -16S 219 238 196 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB

21 Jun 18 0 43 8 d 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -6 67 228 31N 46 11 31 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 18 0 51 18 m 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -8 62 230 16N 39 356 16 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 18 0 51 48 Gr 119066KG5 7.9 7.6 48+ 88 -8 65 ** GRAZE: CA 16.6N; Dist.177km in az. 225deg. [Lat = 23.86-0.91(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jun 18 1 42 7 m 119078 K0 8.1* 7.6 49+ 89 55 246 15N 32 341 16 21 Jun 19 2 29 45.4 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 48 236 70S 134 86 112 21 Jun 19 2 33 28.3 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 50 238 60S 139 93 122 21 Jun 20 0 42 37.1 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -6 58 172 74S 129 137 109 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 0 43 51.8 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -6 60 167 62S 134 153 121 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 1 16 49.2 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 57 188 35S 168 161 148 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 1 26 17.2 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 60 189 19S 186 176 164 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 13 26.0 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 57 210 -51S 264 226 234 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 19 51.6 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 52 214 -66S 269 239 249 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 25 10 46 52.2 d 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 99- 171 -1 7 238 -65S 126 70 137 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -331sec 21 Jun 29 6 21 28.5 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 28 122 18S 175 233 202 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 36 22.1 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 30 127 30S 191 239 214 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 36 44.4 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 31 125 43S 204 255 226 21 Jun 29 6 47 48.3 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 32 130 50S 211 256 233 21 Jun 29 9 27 53.3 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 53 172 56S 222 224 239 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = -0.6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +191sec 21 Jun 29 9 36 49.8 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 -12 50 179 59S 220 221 242 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +2.6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +184sec 21 Jun 29 9 50 10.3 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 54 180 -67N 42 47 70 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -133sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 9 58 27.7 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -8 50 187 -64N 45 39 67 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -113sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 17 14.7 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 6 48 213 76S 245 206 259 R3349 = tau Aquarii

3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -175sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 22 58.2 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 10 43 215 80S 241 208 263 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -191sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 9 12 6.6 R 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 53 146 85N 262 285 277 21 Jun 30 9 20 34.7 r 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 52 154 82N 256 280 280 21 Jun 30 10 38 3.5 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 64- 107 -3 58 182 40S 202 196 221 21 Jul 1 8 2 44 m 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 55- 96 37 113 11N 333 24 349 21 Jul 1 10 33 31.2 r 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 54- 95 -4 62 157 80N 266 278 279 21 Jul 2 6 48 52.6 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 14 94 74S 237 298 252 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -33sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -131sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 6 55 7.1 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 17 97 79S 236 300 258 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -34sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -154sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 47 55.2 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 53 119 57S 219 268 236 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 2 9 57 53.1 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -8 54 128 60S 217 262 238 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 3 8 8 19 m 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 36- 73 24 92 11N 335 36 347 21 Jul 4 8 11 36.1 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 17 84 56S 219 286 233 21 Jul 4 8 18 1.7 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 21 87 61S 221 287 238 21 Jul 5 9 59 59.0 r 93406 G5 8.8 8.6 18- 51 -11 34 85 66S 236 302 242 21 Jul 5 10 26 48.3 r 488dK0 7.9 7.3 18- 50 -5 40 87 86N 268 331 271 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 15.9, dT = +7sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 6 8 44 4.4 r 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 8 72 67S 241 304 244 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -8sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 6 8 46 26.6 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 11 73 13S 181 248 190 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 8 48 5.6 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 12 74 72S 240 306 249 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -9sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 15 44.1 r 76872kG5 9.5 9.1 6- 29 9 69 55S 229 294 233 *** A light curve is desired as 76872 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247550866} 21 Jul 7 9 19 47.4 r 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 7 68 85S 269 328 264 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 22 29.7 R 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 10 70 90S 264 330 269 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 29 15.6 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 9 69 31S 205 274 210 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 34 42.8 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 13 71 37S 212 278 216

*** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 38 49.3 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 11 70 28S 201 271 206 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 7 9 44 44.8 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 -11 15 72 34S 208 276 213 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 13 1 8 33 Gr 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -11 17 ** GRAZE: CA 13.4N; Dist. 2km in az. 31deg. [Lat = 26.15-0.53(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jul 13 1 8 35 gr 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -11 17 281 13N 27 320 7 21 Jul 14 0 29 54.1 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 35 268 81S 116 49 94 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 14 0 33 35.2 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 36 269 72S 119 55 104 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 14 1 5 48 m 99287pK0 8.4* 7.9 16+ 47 -11 29 273 14N 25 321 10 *** A light curve is desired as 99287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248892906} 99287 is double: AB 8.5 9.5 43" 36.9 21 Jul 18 0 56 25.5 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -9 53 206 73N 84 69 75 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.43sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 18 1 1 39.7 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -10 49 209 60N 80 54 62 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.7sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 2 58 46.3 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 39 222 74N 82 51 76 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 1 37.0 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 36 223 65N 82 42 67 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 15 24.7 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 33 226 74S 123 80 108 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -25sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -20sec 21 Jul 19 3 17 6.1 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 36 226 66S 125 87 116 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -24sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -11sec 21 Jul 20 4 53 43 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 23 230 3N 13 326 4 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 53 45 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 26 230 3N 9 325 5 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 55 33 Gr 2310 G6 4.3 3.9 80+ 126 27 ** GRAZE: CA 3.0N; Dist.499km in az. 171deg. [Lat = 21.58+0.14(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 9.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 21 0 46 47.0 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -7 36 148 52S 125 164 128 21 Jul 21 0 47 39.4 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -8 34 152 63S 121 149 117 21 Jul 21 1 13 45.3 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 38 155 69S 107 140 111 21 Jul 21 1 17 4.2 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 37 159 80S 104 125 100 21 Jul 23 0 37 5.5 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -5 14 126 69N 44 103 56 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +8sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

21 Jul 23 0 52 28.0 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -9 16 130 46N 24 74 33 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +13sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 15.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 21 Jul 23 1 4 19 Gr 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -11 17 ** GRAZE: CA 28.1N; Dist.107km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 27.24-0.51(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 7.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7" 21 Jul 23 5 8 39.5 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 41 186 58S 90 90 106 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 16.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.4" 21 Jul 23 5 13 2.4 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 37 189 63S 91 82 100 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Jul 25 5 36 38.1 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 43 159 85N 284 298 296 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 25 5 42 13.5 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 42 164 79N 282 298 301 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 8 55.5 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 37 135 58S 233 271 249 21 Jul 26 5 18 11.7 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 37 140 64S 233 270 255 21 Jul 27 7 38 39 d 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 55 160 9N 338 353 357 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = +14sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3, dT = -157sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = -1460sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 3413 to Terminator = 8.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 27 7 48 51 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 55 ** GRAZE: CA 21.0N; Dist.194km in az. 136deg. [Lat = 23.68+0.88(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jul 27 7 55 50 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 ** GRAZE: CA 21.2N; Dist. 54km in az. 135deg. [Lat = 25.44+0.89(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jul 27 7 56 46 M 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 53 172 21N 322 329 345 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 27 7 57 4 R 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 56 168 33N 317 321 333 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = -35sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3, dT = -25sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = +1595sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 30 41.3 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 30 112 65N 286 335 299 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.3sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 35 58.8 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 32 116 59N 282 336 305 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 49 48.5 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 34 115 -31S 119 186 152 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.38sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 5 51 25.2 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 34 118 -42S 118 171 141 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.24sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 5 59 44 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 36 ** GRAZE: CA-13.4S; Dist.422km in az. 152deg. [Lat = 21.81+0.49(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jul 28 6 4 0 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 38 ** GRAZE: CA-14.2S; Dist.315km in az. 149deg. [Lat = 22.81+0.55(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Jul 28 6 14 36.5 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 39 119 4S 159 219 188 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY)

3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.37sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR Distance of 3536 to Terminator = 4.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 28 6 26 48.9 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 41 121 73S 240 286 256 21 Jul 28 6 27 31.0 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 42 121 82S 251 295 266 21 Jul 28 6 29 3.9 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 41 126 14S 174 221 197 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.23sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 35 38.5 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 43 127 76S 237 283 260 21 Jul 28 6 35 56.9 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 43 127 86S 247 292 270 21 Jul 31 9 24 42.6 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 61 110 43S 207 265 221 21 Jul 31 9 35 17.1 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 64 121 46S 207 258 224 21 Aug 1 9 44 16.3 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 58 98 34S 199 269 212 21 Aug 1 9 55 5.3 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 -12 61 106 38S 202 265 216 21 Aug 2 8 24 38.0 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 31 81 71S 246 312 249 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 2 8 30 57.2 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 35 84 74S 242 313 252 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 24 46.8 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 25 73 63S 250 317 243 21 Aug 4 9 29 58.0 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 28 75 68S 247 319 247 21 Aug 4 10 3 57.2 r 77304 K2 9.1 8.3 16- 47 33 75 85S 274 342 265 21 Aug 4 10 8 31.2 R 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 34 75 55S 241 312 235 21 Aug 4 10 15 11.6 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 -8 38 78 60S 239 314 240 21 Aug 5 9 46 59.8 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 19 70 66S 261 325 248 21 Aug 5 9 51 7.5 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 22 72 71S 258 328 253 21 Aug 6 9 32 46.6 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 5 65 74S 278 336 259 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 9 34 43.4 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 8 66 80S 275 340 265 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 46 40.2 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -11 28 251 76N 96 38 74 21 Aug 13 0 47 47.3 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -10 30 251 84N 95 44 83 21 Aug 14 1 21 7.6 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 27 243 55S 145 90 125 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +14sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 26 20.2 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 29 244 46S 152 97 134 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +17sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 31 3.8 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 25 244 55S 145 90 126 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 14 1 36 25.0 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 27 245 46S 153 96 135 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 25 23.6 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 24 240 67N 74 29 68

21 Aug 15 2 26 21.6 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 21 240 59N 76 22 60 21 Aug 15 23 17 4.1 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 8 44 177 38S 155 158 144 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -339sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 15 23 22 27.9 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 8 47 176 24S 167 173 158 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -282sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 18 8.4 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -5 46 195 -55S 256 233 237 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -566sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 25 38.8 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -7 42 199 -67S 260 242 249 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -507sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 0 58 22.5 d 2735pA5 7.2 7.1 85+ 135 33 157 21S 150 173 156 *** A light curve is desired as 2735 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214328320} 2735 is double: AB 7.2 14.0 5.2" 258.0, dT = -8sec 2735 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 1 43 25.1 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 39 166 51S 114 135 127 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 1 46 19.5 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 37 169 59S 112 123 118 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 34 20.9 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 39 197 55N 40 28 53 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1189sec 21 Aug 19 3 42 19.9 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 35 201 48N 39 18 45 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1228sec 21 Aug 19 4 43 42.1 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 28 215 -47N 303 268 310 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -507sec 21 Aug 19 4 43 50.1 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 32 214 -54N 302 262 304 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -582sec 21 Aug 23 3 24 22.5 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 35 127 -46N 52 107 80 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -171sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 3 33 6.3 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 36 132 -41N 53 96 75 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -148sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 48 55.9 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 48 148 52S 249 272 264 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -209sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 9.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.9" 21 Aug 23 4 57 29.5 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 47 155 55S 245 268 268

R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -227sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Aug 24 3 30 57.9 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 97- 158 31 119 23S 194 247 217 Distance of 3484 to Terminator = 11.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Aug 24 6 1 24.3 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 56 153 73S 251 267 265 21 Aug 24 6 9 57.9 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 55 162 75S 245 262 268 21 Aug 25 8 45 9.7 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 62 212 29S 196 163 215 21 Aug 25 8 54 59.4 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 57 217 33S 197 164 219 21 Aug 26 3 9 13.1 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 12 92 33S 193 262 216 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 26 3 17 26.7 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 15 95 40S 202 266 224 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 49 51.5 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 75 160 59S 229 240 240 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.28sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 27 8 59 59.2 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 73 178 63S 225 226 243 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.24sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 34 43.8 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 48 88 59S 232 301 238 21 Aug 29 7 43 12.2 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 52 94 63S 229 300 241 21 Aug 30 4 30 52.9 r 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 50- 91 2 68 45S 216 278 224 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 167" 119.3, dT = +39sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Aug 30 5 42 44.5 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 14 73 59N 302 2 299 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.07sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 5 44 19.1 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 17 74 53N 298 6 306 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.1sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 38 49.0 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 26 77 45S 218 289 223 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.19sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 45 27.0 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 30 80 49S 220 291 228 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.17sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 53 13.2 r 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 29 78 75S 255 321 254 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 6 58 52.2 R 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 33 81 79S 250 322 258 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 37 9.3 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 52 84 52N 309 19 307

*** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 30 8 40 1.0 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 55 89 43N 308 23 315 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 31 9 47 23.9 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 78 58 81 26S 204 287 205 21 Aug 31 9 59 44.2 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 62 87 33S 209 289 212 21 Sep 1 8 49 43.2 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 37 76 34N 328 44 326 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 8 52 12.4 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 35 74 47N 324 34 312 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 11 50.0 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 39 75 90S 283 352 269 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 1 9 16 44.0 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 43 78 85N 278 355 275 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 13 28 m 78998 G5 8.0 7.7e 22- 56 16 68 17N 356 63 344 78998 = V0369 Gem, 7.95 to 8.12, V, Type EB, Period 0.423061 days, Phase 8 % 21 Sep 2 8 19 38.8 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 17 69 83S 281 343 263 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.19sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 22 33.6 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 20 71 88S 277 347 269 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.17sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 24 32.8 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 18 69 27S 218 288 208 21 Sep 2 8 25 46.4 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 18 69 46S 241 307 227 21 Sep 2 8 30 51.6 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 22 71 53S 241 312 233 21 Sep 2 8 31 3.7 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 22 72 35S 223 294 216 21 Sep 2 8 50 10.8 r 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 22- 56 26 73 18S 207 279 199 21 Sep 2 8 53 39.6 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 55 26 73 12S 200 272 193 21 Sep 2 9 11 9.9 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 28 72 27S 218 292 208 21 Sep 2 9 19 10.7 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 32 75 35S 224 298 216 21 Sep 2 9 24 15.1 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 31 73 60S 258 326 241 21 Sep 2 9 29 51.5 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 34 76 67S 255 330 248 21 Sep 2 10 26 0.0 r 79052 A2 8.8 8.7 21- 55 -11 44 76 30S 223 301 211 21 Sep 2 10 36 7.8 r 1079 K2 8.6 7.9 21- 55 -9 46 76 73N 307 19 288 21 Sep 3 8 48 49.1 r 79821 A0 9.0* 9.0 14- 44 15 70 84N 292 359 279 21 Sep 4 9 8 43.4 d 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 7 69 0N 23 88 7 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = -0.02sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 26 49.5 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 11 70 36N 347 53 330 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.38sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 31 52.5 r 80490kF8 9.3 9.1 8- 32 11 71 24S 227 294 210 *** A light curve is desired as 80490 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212087671} 21 Sep 4 9 32 11.4 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 9 70 53N 338 39 314 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.28sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 47 37.7 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 12 71 30S 239 303 216

21 Sep 4 9 53 6.2 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 16 73 39S 242 310 226 21 Sep 4 10 22 31.8 r 80514pA* 8.5 8.4 7- 32 -10 22 76 6S 210 279 193 *** A light curve is desired as 80514 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212082764} 80514 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 87.0, dT = +0.29sec 80514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 716). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 5 10 15 1.7 r 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 3- 20 -11 8 74 18S 231 296 211 21 Sep 9 18 41 9.1 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 65 57 150 66N 75 112 64 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 9 18 54 17.7 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 59 56 160 43N 61 79 41 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 9 19 7 2 Gr 1941 M3 4.7 3.8s 10+ 37 56 55 ** GRAZE: CA 22.1N; Dist.123km in az. 44deg. [Lat = 27.66-0.85(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Sep 9 19 23 14.6 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 53 57 173 1N 19 25 359 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 11 0 59 2.3 d 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 19+ 52 18 246 30N 38 347 31 21 Sep 12 1 20 10.8 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 21 237 68N 73 27 70 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +259sec 21 Sep 12 1 20 58.7 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 18 238 61N 75 22 63 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +226sec 21 Sep 13 19 34 49.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 53 17 128 78N 75 135 79 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.09sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 19 42 14.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 49 18 131 63N 67 115 64 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.16sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 33 47.6 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 91 38 26 140 -29N 334 14 332 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.18sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 36 40.6 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 51+ 91 40 28 138 -44N 327 3 318 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.11sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 23 36 14.9 d 185433cF3 7.2 51+ 92 -3 38 185 69N 72 67 71 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 351.2, dT = +0.09sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 15 0 8 15.4 d 186934wG2 8.0 7.7 63+ 105 -9 40 175 37N 30 38 38 186934 is double: AB 8.0 14.1 17.5" 282.1, dT = -36sec 21 Sep 17 2 58 20.7 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 43 190 57S 97 94 120 21 Sep 17 3 2 26.5 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 39 193 61S 99 86 115 21 Sep 18 1 16 14.0 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 38 143 89N 58 99 82 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 25 4.8 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 37 149 84N 58 87 77

R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 36 55.4 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 41 149 50N 22 54 43 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 49 19.1 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 40 155 43N 16 40 35 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 29 8.5 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 44 203 60N 29 11 53 21 Sep 18 4 36 12.7 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 40 206 56N 30 5 49 21 Sep 20 4 22 9.3 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 56 165 60N 7 22 31 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 13.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.1" 21 Sep 20 4 32 53.0 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 54 174 56N 4 10 27 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 12.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.5" 21 Sep 22 7 14 5.5 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 65 212 79S 261 221 273 21 Sep 22 7 20 55.2 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 61 216 83S 255 223 277 21 Sep 25 4 6 50.9 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 29 84 90S 266 328 270 21 Sep 25 4 12 19.9 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 32 87 87N 260 329 273 21 Sep 25 10 52 51.1 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -7 57 267 74N 282 198 285 21 Sep 25 10 53 49.6 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -5 54 264 62N 284 214 297 21 Sep 26 4 54 58.9 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 31 79 81N 279 343 278 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 26 4 59 50.8 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 34 82 77N 272 344 282 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 12 29 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 41 80 9N 344 59 349 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = +1.6sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +23sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +21sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 18 30 Gr 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 42 ** GRAZE: CA 18.3N; Dist. 24km in az. 322deg. [Lat = 26.40+0.71(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Sep 27 6 23 21 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 43 81 27N 326 42 331 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -1.5sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = -0.29sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +2.5sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 26 8.8 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 41 78 42N 321 31 316 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.5sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +7sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +9sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 28 10.4 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 42 79 78S 261 331 256 21 Sep 27 6 34 54.2 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 46 82 82S 256 332 260 21 Sep 27 9 38 18.3 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 84 79 57N 306 35 301 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -11sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -293sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 9 38 36.6 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 86 117 45N 309 10 313 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -22sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -501sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 30 0.3 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 32 74 65S 251 321 243 21 Sep 28 6 35 57.2 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 36 77 69S 248 323 248 21 Sep 28 7 11 14 D 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 41 75 5N 358 74 353 21 Sep 28 7 20 28 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 43 ** GRAZE: CA 17.7N; Dist.229km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 23.63+0.62(E.Long+82.36)]

21 Sep 28 7 24 28 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 ** GRAZE: CA 17.5N; Dist.117km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 24.86+0.60(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Sep 28 7 26 19 M 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 79 17N 341 60 341 21 Sep 28 7 28 19 R 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 44 76 31N 336 50 328 21 Sep 28 8 41 4.7 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 63 84 37N 322 45 322 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.38sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 8 42 39.2 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 61 78 51N 317 37 308 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.2sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 8 32.2 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 8 71 86S 298 356 269 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 2 8 9 28.1 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 10 72 86N 296 1 277 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 2 8 58 50.2 r 80827cG5 8.9 8.6 19- 52 21 77 64N 318 27 300 80827 is double: 9.2 10.6 50.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Oct 3 9 44 44.2 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 16 79 47S 264 324 233 21 Oct 3 9 49 16.8 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 19 82 57S 265 332 244 21 Oct 4 10 9 53.4 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 9 82 36S 258 317 226 21 Oct 4 10 14 39.4 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 12 84 48S 261 327 239 21 Oct 4 10 43 11.8 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -10 16 85 72S 297 354 263 21 Oct 4 10 44 34.5 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -8 18 87 83S 296 2 273 21 Oct 10 0 24 59.6 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 13 237 64S 128 73 119 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 28 14.4 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 16 237 57S 131 78 125 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 40 31.4 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 10 239 60S 132 75 123 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 0 44 14.4 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 13 239 53S 136 80 130 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 42 8.2 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -9 31 217 51N 50 19 54 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.03sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 10 23 47 30.4 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -12 27 219 43N 49 10 46 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.02sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 5 56.0 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 28 222 84S 95 60 99 21 Oct 11 0 6 37.8 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 24 222 89S 97 55 93 21 Oct 11 0 14 44.8 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 26 223 89N 88 51 92 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 15 42.9 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 23 224 84N 90 46 86 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 30 16.6 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 24 226 77N 74 36 79 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 0 31 43.7 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 20 227 71N 77 30 73 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 9 6.4 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 3 240 85S 101 41 98 21 Oct 11 2 11 2.3 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 6 239 79S 99 45 103 21 Oct 12 1 43 13 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 21 226 6S 175 124 176 21 Oct 12 1 43 46 Gr 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 17 ** GRAZE: CA 6.3S; Dist. 71km in az. 328deg. [Lat = 26.88+0.55(E.Long+80.36)]

21 Oct 12 1 44 9 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 17 227 6S 173 125 176 21 Oct 13 23 56 10.5 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 42 173 87N 67 80 87 21 Oct 14 0 3 27.8 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 39 177 82N 68 71 82 21 Oct 15 4 3 9.8 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 31 226 82N 53 17 80 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 15 4 6 18.4 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 27 227 78N 57 13 76 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 54 57.3 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 49 206 33S 118 94 140 21 Oct 17 3 55 56 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 52 205 22S 122 105 152 21 Oct 17 4 3 42 Gr 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 52 ** GRAZE: CA 11.0S; Dist.271km in az. 136deg. [Lat = 22.74+0.86(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 3396 to Terminator = 19.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Oct 19 7 37 43.8 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 38 251 43S 89 38 121 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.12sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +115sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 95 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Oct 19 7 37 51.0 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 35 251 53S 89 31 111 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.05sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +119sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 20 8 8 2.3 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 43 257 79N 12 314 38 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +123sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 20 8 18 40.7 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 38 257 68N 6 304 26 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +332sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 5 5 13.5 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 51 82 70N 293 3 288 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -640sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 5 10 40.4 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 55 87 64N 287 4 294 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -714sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 25 48.0 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 84 273 71N 290 189 286 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 8 28 53.5 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 81 255 61N 290 220 297 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 10 4 59 d 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 60 272 -9S 162 84 168 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 10 6 13 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 61 ** GRAZE: CA -3.6S; Dist. 4km in az. 182deg. [Lat = 26.09-0.03(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Oct 24 10 6 18 m 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 61 276 -3S 168 84 174 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 10 11 49 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 58 ** GRAZE: CA -2.6S; Dist. 12km in az. 184deg. [Lat = 26.02-0.06(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 709 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 10 17 21 R 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 57 273 4S 176 98 182 R709 = tau Tauri

709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days Distance of 709 to Terminator = 2.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 25 7 22 25.6 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 71 79 88S 275 356 265 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.4sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +9sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 22 35.2 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 71 79 88S 275 356 265 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -9sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +455sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 29 42.0 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 75 89 85N 271 354 272 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.1sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +8sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 29 50.5 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 75 89 85N 271 354 272 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -8sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +484sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 20 13.0 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 23 70 41S 232 301 219 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 5 26 31.4 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 27 73 48S 234 306 225 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 7 54 18 m 79253cK1 7.6 7.1 64- 106 56 77 11N 358 83 347 79253 is double: ** 8.7 8.7 0.050" 350.0 79253 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1350). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 9 18 0.6 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 74 76 58S 255 342 236 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -2sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 9 28 14.2 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 79 88 69S 256 343 247 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -1.9sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 5 52.8 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 80 273 37N 330 242 321 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 27 11 12 30.7 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 79 289 53N 320 209 305 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 28 6 33 49 Gr 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 27 ** GRAZE: CA 12.3N; Dist.274km in az. 156deg. [Lat = 23.42+0.41(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Oct 28 6 37 27 m 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 30 75 12N 0 73 347 21 Oct 28 6 39 55 r 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 95 28 73 23N 355 66 336 21 Oct 30 11 10 48.6 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 33- 71 -6 65 98 44S 256 319 226 21 Oct 30 15 2 33.0 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 40 59 259 -84S 118 51 98 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.13sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 15 5 13.0 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 42 60 263 -73S 122 57 109 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.09sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 17 22.6 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 48 42 270 73N 310 240 289 R1484 = eta Leonis

1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 21 13.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 51 43 272 83N 306 226 279 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.11sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 8 21 43.9 r 99292 K0 8.6* 8.0 25- 60 17 83 80N 306 12 283 21 Oct 31 9 58 19.7 r 99313 K0 8.5 8.0 24- 59 38 94 33S 238 305 216 21 Oct 31 10 47 48.8 r 99334cK0 8.5* 7.9 24- 59 -11 47 96 38N 353 58 326 99334 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.08sec 99334 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 50). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 1 13 31 58.1 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 24 68 137 62S 281 310 248 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 1 13 37 8.8 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 25 67 148 77S 285 314 262 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 20.6 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 7 92 77S 298 354 265 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +88sec 21 Nov 2 9 42 56.9 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 9 93 89S 298 2 276 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +87sec 21 Nov 2 9 43 49.0 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 7 92 78S 298 354 265 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -6sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -89sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 9 44 25.6 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 9 93 89S 299 3 276 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -87sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 9 48 2.0 r 119448kG0 9.2 8.9 8- 33 10 94 48S 258 322 236 *** A light curve is desired as 119448 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229113371} 21 Nov 2 10 44 23.4 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 21 98 73S 294 349 261 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 2 10 46 13.0 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 -11 22 100 85S 295 357 273 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 3 10 15 52.3 r 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 19 2 97 79N 312 16 292 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.025" 230.2, dT = -0.01sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 3 20 30 26 GrMercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 ** GRAZE: CA 17.0S; Dist.322km in az. 7deg. [Lat = 29.05-0.11(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Nov 3 20 35 26 M Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 251 -2S 225 148 187 21 Nov 6 23 57 22.4 D 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 6 240 43N 45 352 48 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 6 23 58 56.5 d 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 3 241 35N 46 346 40 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 30 19.3 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 13+ 43 8 235 58S 125 70 126 21 Nov 8 0 33 38.1 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 14+ 43 10 235 51S 129 75 134

21 Nov 8 17 34 24.3 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 50 19 132 -84S 269 312 268 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 8 17 39 34.2 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 46 19 135 -85N 273 319 279 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 10 22 52 31.6 d 3073 K5 7.8 7.0 44+ 83 -5 41 177 37S 128 131 145 21 Nov 12 2 41 52.8 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 34 226 68N 40 3 68 21 Nov 12 2 46 14.0 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 30 227 64N 43 359 63 21 Nov 12 23 49 38.5 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 51 156 47N 21 45 45 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +37sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 0 0 6.0 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 49 164 44N 19 34 42 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +65sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 8 23.0 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 53 187 -73N 271 256 285 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -364sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 14 47.0 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 50 192 -70N 266 254 288 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -383sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 2 21 36.7 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 48 213 70N 39 15 68 21 Nov 13 2 28 4.1 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 44 216 66N 42 10 64 21 Nov 13 23 41 0.6 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 135 41S 103 153 135 21 Nov 13 23 46 57.9 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 141 46S 107 141 130 21 Nov 14 2 6 30.2 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 58 194 80S 64 60 96 21 Nov 14 2 13 36.6 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 55 199 84S 70 53 93 21 Nov 14 23 13 9.6 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -7 38 114 68S 75 141 106 21 Nov 14 23 20 28.1 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -11 40 119 72S 80 132 102 21 Nov 18 1 27 58.6 d 394 K0 7.5 6.9 99+ 166 48 95 41N 15 85 31 Distance of 394 to Terminator = 12.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.3" 21 Nov 19 7 34 48.0 r X 66269k 11.4 11.1 86E 179 54 266 -85N 237 165 249 *** A light curve is desired as X 66269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712498} 21 Nov 19 7 39 19.6 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 80E 179 55 270 -35S 182 102 190 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 7 40 24.8 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 78E 179 55 271 80U 20 309 38 21 Nov 19 7 43 13 d X 4617k 11.4 11.0 74E 179 52 267 -3S 144 73 156 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 7 48 4.0 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 67E 179 53 271 75U 45 338 67 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 49 30.5 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 65E 179 53 271 70U 28 319 48 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 7 49 47.8 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 65E 179 53 271 96U 85 19 107 21 Nov 19 7 50 33 m X 4617k 11.4 11.0 64E 179 53 271 -17S 158 83 171 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386}

21 Nov 19 7 51 34.3 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 62E 179 51 268 88U 84 13 96 21 Nov 19 7 55 45.2 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 56E 179 50 269 69U 9 297 21 21 Nov 19 7 55 53.7 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 56E 179 50 269 66U 44 332 56 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 58 6.9 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 53E 179 51 272 -86N 247 160 248 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 7 58 17.9 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 52E 179 49 269 -59S 200 128 212 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 8 1 23.6 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 48E 179 49 270 60U 22 310 34 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 3 40.5 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 44E 179 48 270 -73N 247 176 259 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 8 32 r X 4617k 11.4 11.0 38E 179 47 270 -37S 177 105 189 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 8 33 37.5 d X191069 11.7 v 10E 179 43 275 66U 62 357 84 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 8 35 3.4 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 9E 179 41 273 59U 314 243 326 21 Nov 19 8 37 29.6 d X191069 11.7 v 7E 179 41 273 59U 61 349 73 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 8 38 46.1 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 40 274 73U 287 215 299 21 Nov 19 8 39 56 d X 66435 11.5 10.9 6E 179 42 276 32U 355 282 10 21 Nov 19 8 40 18.3 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 41 276 79U 283 199 286 21 Nov 19 8 40 49.8 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 5E 179 42 275 72U 70 5 93 21 Nov 19 8 42 54.3 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 4E 179 41 276 63U 303 220 308 21 Nov 19 8 43 17.9 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 4E 179 39 274 66U 69 358 81 21 Nov 19 8 46 26.8 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 40 276 81U 82 17 105 21 Nov 19 8 47 0.7 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 39 274 74U 81 10 93 21 Nov 19 8 48 54.0 d X191075k 11.8 2E 179 40 276 61U 49 344 71 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 51 52.7 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 2E 179 39 276 69U 59 354 82 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 52 19 m X 66435 11.5 10.9 2E 179 37 275 22U 344 273 356 21 Nov 19 8 54 2.5 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 37 275 48U 304 232 315 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 54 21.6 d X191075k 11.8 1E 179 37 275 55U 47 336 59 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 54 34.9 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 275 90U 107 36 119 21 Nov 19 8 55 38.5 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 1E 179 37 275 63U 58 347 70 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 59 5.5 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 37 277 54U 296 213 300 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 59 19.9 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 277 97U 115 47 134 21 Nov 19 9 0 31 r X 66435 11.5 10.9 1E 179 37 277 29U 331 254 341 21 Nov 19 9 2 18.3 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 37 277 55U 31 324 51 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 8 13.8 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 35 278 84U 240 154 241 21 Nov 19 9 8 18.0 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 33 276 52U 282 211 294 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 9 37.0 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 35 278 60U 279 195 281 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 11 50.5 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 33 277 51U 23 312 35

*** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 12 47.7 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 32 277 76U 241 171 253 21 Nov 19 9 24 56.0 d X191091p 11.5 5E 179 32 279 91U 61 357 83 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -56sec 21 Nov 19 9 27 32.8 d X191091p 11.5 7E 179 30 278 88U 59 349 71 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -63sec 21 Nov 19 9 29 5.0 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 8E 179 31 279 89U 50 346 72 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 33 20.3 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 11E 179 29 279 86U 47 337 59 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 40 14 m X 66582k 11.3 11.2 17E 179 27 279 -45S 166 97 178 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 49 30.9 d X191087k 11.4 27E 179 26 281 80U 6 298 23 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 9 51 42.1 r X191069 11.7 v 30E 179 24 280 56U 270 200 281 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 51 50.2 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 30E 179 25 281 95U 218 136 220 21 Nov 19 9 52 11.7 r X191069 11.7 v 31E 179 25 281 63U 268 184 269 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 55 57.4 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 36E 179 23 281 53U 310 240 321 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 56 22 m X 4663k 11.2 10.7 36E 179 25 282 71U 346 274 359 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 19 9 58 4.7 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 39E 179 24 281 71U 260 177 261 21 Nov 19 9 58 30.2 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 39E 179 23 281 64U 262 193 274 21 Nov 19 9 58 36.1 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 39E 179 23 281 87U 225 156 236 21 Nov 19 9 59 47.0 r X191075k 11.8 41E 179 22 281 56U 285 216 297 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 0 4.0 d X 66622k 11.5 10.9 41E 179 24 282 94U 8 301 26 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 0 5.5 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 41E 179 24 282 79U 249 166 250 21 Nov 19 10 0 42.5 d X191117k 11.8 42E 179 23 281 -1S 113 44 125 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 1 5.4 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 43E 179 24 282 70S 37 333 58 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 1 55.7 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 44E 179 22 281 72U 251 182 262 21 Nov 19 10 2 31.0 r X191075k 11.8 45E 179 23 282 61U 281 200 284 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 3 3.7 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 46E 179 23 282 57U 299 220 304 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 10 3 47 m X191087k 11.4 47E 179 22 282 80U 348 279 359 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 6 11.5 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 50E 179 21 282 63U 274 206 286 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 7 19.2 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 52E 179 21 282 79S 30 321 42 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 7 32.9 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 52E 179 22 282 69U 272 190 274 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 7 55.7 d X191117k 11.8 53E 179 22 282 -19S 125 58 142

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*** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 12 11.6 d X191124k 11.7 59E 179 21 283 36S 63 2 85 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 13 26.2 d X191124k 11.7 61E 179 20 282 44S 61 353 73 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 15 13 m X 66622k 11.5 10.9 64E 179 19 283 93U 348 280 360 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 17 38.1 r X191087k 11.4 67E 180 20 283 82U 326 253 336 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 30 22.6 r X 66622k 11.5 10.9 85E 180 17 284 95U 324 251 334 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 30 51.3 d X191143k 11.8 85E 179 16 284 -13S 106 39 118 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 31 49.5 d X191146k 11.7 87E 179 16 284 -4S 97 30 109 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 19 10 33 30.8 r X 66610k 11.8 11.5 89E 179 15 284 86U 288 221 300 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 10 34 6.2 r X191091p 11.5 89E 179 15 284 87U 276 208 287 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -34sec 21 Nov 20 3 59 11.2 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 64 88 57S 232 307 233 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.03sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +470sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.8" 21 Nov 20 4 9 11.9 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 68 96 61S 230 303 238 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.11sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +480sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.3" 21 Nov 20 5 4 50.2 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 79 94 64S 241 313 240 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 9.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.9" 21 Nov 20 5 15 13.6 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 82 120 70S 238 294 246 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Nov 20 8 18 48.3 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 58 276 -79S 77 6 96 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.07sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.3sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -480sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = +19sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 8 22 12.9 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 55 272 -90N 77 1 85 R656 = kappa Tauri

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656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.02sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.26sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -446sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -87sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 38 24.0 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 39 281 59S 237 148 234 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -361sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +300sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +706sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 11.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.8" 21 Nov 20 9 44 11.1 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 37 279 72S 240 166 247 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -285sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +156sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +398sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 14.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.6" 21 Nov 20 9 45 33.9 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 38 281 83S 261 173 257 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.07sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.21sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -388sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -136sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 21 Nov 20 9 47 22.1 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 36 280 85N 262 189 270 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.02sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.23sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -388sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -33sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.5" 21 Nov 21 1 36 19.0 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 25 74 59S 231 302 235 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +21sec 21 Nov 21 3 23 57.8 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 46 78 85N 277 347 269 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.34sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +19sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -40sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 21 3 30 0.8 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 50 82 81N 271 348 274 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.26sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +24sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -33sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 31 1.6 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 24 71 68N 299 3 287 21 Nov 22 2 33 33.4 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 27 73 62N 294 7 293 21 Nov 22 10 51 21.9 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 45 284 67S 255 161 241 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 22 10 55 8.2 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 -11 44 282 81S 258 180 255 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 9 50.3 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 60 77 22S 207 293 197 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -2.1sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +155sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 23 6 26 31.5 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 66 84 36S 219 303 211 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -1.2sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +142sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 26 5 40 12 Gr 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 20 ** GRAZE: CA 6.8N; Dist.378km in az. 163deg. [Lat = 22.57+0.27(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Nov 26 5 40 26 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 20 76 7N 13 83 352 21 Nov 26 5 42 47 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 23 78 6N 11 81 352 21 Nov 28 8 39 8.4 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 36 95 29S 240 302 210 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.45sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 28 8 51 48.4 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 40 100 50S 254 318 231 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 7 53 23.4 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 92 30N 355 59 332 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 29 7 59 57.5 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 91 48N 345 45 315 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 30 9 9 25.1 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 17 100 88S 304 358 272 21 Nov 30 9 9 52.8 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 18 102 80N 305 7 284 21 Nov 30 10 7 40.4 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 29 107 40S 254 307 224 21 Nov 30 10 16 44.7 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 32 112 60S 265 322 243 21 Nov 30 10 35 5.4 r 139101 G5 9.2 8.9 20- 53 36 115 82S 287 342 266 21 Dec 1 10 12 43.8 R 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 11- 40 17 107 34N 355 53 331 21 Dec 2 11 27 8.4 R 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -7 18 116 82S 291 340 266 21 Dec 2 11 29 8.9 r 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -6 19 118 85N 294 350 279 21 Dec 5 22 53 53.6 d 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -6 11 233 47N 53 0 57 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = -0.5sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = +17sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 22 58 10.6 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -4 14 233 17N 16 327 26 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -2.5sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 4 38.8 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -8 9 234 4N 10 315 14 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -3sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 29 19.5 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 -11 8 237 17N 17 324 27 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +135sec 21 Dec 5 23 31 45.0 D 2676WA3 6.7 6.6s 4+ 23 -11 8 237 13N 12 319 22 2676 is double: AB 6.7 8.0 42" 182.0, dT = -160sec 2676 = NSV 10864, 6.68 to 6.69, V 21 Dec 5 23 34 58.1 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 4 238 4N 10 312 14 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +229sec 21 Dec 7 23 21 36.6 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 -9 32 218 71N 53 23 77 21 Dec 7 23 25 11.7 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 28 219 67N 57 18 72 21 Dec 7 23 42 42 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 29 222 15S 153 111 170

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21 Dec 7 23 45 45 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 25 223 15S 154 112 170 21 Dec 8 1 9 28.4 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 15 236 87N 67 19 92 21 Dec 8 1 9 58.7 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 12 237 81N 70 15 86 21 Dec 9 0 50 48.3 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 30 228 69S 86 48 114 21 Dec 9 0 51 50.9 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 27 228 75S 89 44 108 21 Dec 9 1 42 54.1 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 18 237 70S 93 41 113 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 1 43 36.6 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 21 236 63S 92 46 120 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 8 46.8 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 13 240 71S 92 36 112 21 Dec 9 2 9 56.4 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 16 240 63S 92 42 120 21 Dec 12 2 17 43.3 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 101 47 230 37S 118 74 141 21 Dec 12 2 26 42 m 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 49 233 16S 134 92 162 21 Dec 12 2 27 10 Gr 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 49 ** GRAZE: CA 16.1S; Dist.237km in az. 144deg. [Lat = 23.50+0.64(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Dec 13 1 3 37.2 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 69 182 53N 25 27 51 21 Dec 13 1 13 41.4 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 65 193 50N 26 14 48 21 Dec 13 4 42 1.8 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 34 257 81N 46 352 78 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 13 4 46 10.2 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 30 257 72N 48 346 69 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 34 50.5 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 -11 49 98 37N 16 85 33 21 Dec 14 23 44 46.8 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 53 105 34N 13 76 30 21 Dec 15 23 18 25.9 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -8 37 86 58S 94 177 118 21 Dec 15 23 23 29.4 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -11 40 90 63S 100 169 114 21 Dec 15 23 50 0.1 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 44 89 64N 42 120 60 21 Dec 15 23 58 10.6 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 48 94 61N 43 113 57 21 Dec 16 6 12 13.2 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 47 271 83S 70 6 94 21 Dec 16 6 15 25.6 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 45 269 86N 70 359 83 21 Dec 17 0 18 27.3 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 41 83 52S 105 192 125 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.4sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 17 0 22 35.3 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 44 86 58S 110 183 120 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.37sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 1 40.9 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 54 81 83S 85 179 101 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.09sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +12sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.6" 21 Dec 18 2 8 3.1 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 58 87 88S 90 169 95 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Dec 18 5 19 0.6 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 81 278 85S 85 2 101 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +0.35sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -90sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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Distance of 742 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9" 21 Dec 18 5 24 6.1 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 78 263 86N 86 9 91 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +4sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -21sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 Dec 23 7 7 12 Gr 1390kG0 7.7 7.4 85- 134 67 ** GRAZE: CA 8.8S; Dist.315km in az. 193deg. [Lat = 23.22-0.21(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 1390 to Terminator = 19.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Dec 23 7 41 0.2 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 76 111 48S 241 305 223 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 7 52 29 m 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 66 110 12S 210 271 189 21 Dec 26 4 51 59.3 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 4 85 43S 245 310 223 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 26 11 54 57.6 r 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 56- 97 -4 69 215 9N 11 341 351 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 104.2, dT = +0.01sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 27 10 14 57.6 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 139 67N 317 353 295 21 Dec 27 10 15 13.1 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 133 79N 312 346 282 21 Dec 28 8 17 30.4 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 22 107 82S 295 347 264 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -89sec 21 Dec 28 8 19 16.5 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 23 109 85N 297 356 277 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -95sec 21 Dec 28 8 48 58.1 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 28 111 -87N 99 169 89 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 51 34 D 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 29 114 1S 203 259 183 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = -308sec Distance of 1937 to Terminator = 16.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Dec 28 8 52 16.8 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 29 114 -73N 96 151 76 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 58 46 Gr 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 31 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3S; Dist. 38km in az. 206deg. [Lat = 25.74-0.45(E.Long+80.36)] 21 Dec 28 9 5 49 R 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 35- 73 32 117 26S 228 282 208 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = +271sec 21 Dec 28 9 53 24.8 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 41 126 45N 337 25 317 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 9 56 40.2 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 42 123 59N 331 15 303 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 9 41.9 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 20 115 64N 315 12 298 21 Dec 29 9 10 17.7 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 19 113 77N 312 3 285 21 Dec 29 10 15 58.0 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 32 123 90N 299 342 273 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 29 10 17 35.3 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 32 126 77N 303 351 286

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158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 30 10 7 25 Gr 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 16 ** GRAZE: CA 15.4S; Dist.124km in az. 209deg. [Lat = 24.85-0.50(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Dec 30 10 7 52 M 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 17 119 16S 212 269 198 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 7 57.0 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 17 119 62S 266 315 244 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 13 22.3 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 18 122 78S 273 327 260 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 20 35 m 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 19 121 16S 212 268 198 21 Dec 30 10 23 42.8 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 20 123 45S 240 293 227 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 36 21.3 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 22 125 45S 240 290 227 21 Dec 30 11 5 8.5 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 28 127 55S 257 300 236 21 Dec 30 11 13 11.2 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 29 132 72S 267 312 254 21 Dec 31 11 5 49.0 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 14 124 23N 345 38 337 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 % 21 Dec 31 11 10 34.4 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 15 123 39N 335 25 321 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 % 21 Dec 31 11 41 59.3 r 184366KF6 8.0 7.8 7- 31 -7 21 128 82N 294 337 278 *** A light curve is highly desired as 184366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204356572}

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Lunar Occultation predictions Marathon Key Airport Florida USA

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Occultation prediction for Marathon Key Airport E. Longitude - 81 3 4.0, Latitude 24 43 29.2, Alt. 1m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 7 20 13.2 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 64 108 53S 251 314 228 21 Jan 3 9 58 31 Gr 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 74 ** GRAZE: CA 16.9S; Dist.118km in az. 219deg. [Lat = 23.36-0.74(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jan 3 10 11 9.3 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 71 239 37S 236 182 213 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 31 32.4 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 -9 62 239 37S 238 186 215 21 Jan 5 6 52 57.2 r 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 32 102 38S 240 303 217 21 Jan 5 10 9 10.5 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 68 159 81N 302 321 279 21 Jan 6 10 59 49.2 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 62 165 84S 287 301 265 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -33sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 57 37.8 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 43 130 52N 329 14 310 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.12sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 28 54.6 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 48 138 69N 312 350 293 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 7 10 52 24.1 r 139679 K0 8.5 7.9 38- 76 51 145 71N 310 341 291 21 Jan 8 8 29 6.0 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 13 112 52S 251 311 235 21 Jan 8 8 56 59.3 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 18 115 78N 300 358 284 21 Jan 8 10 53 35.8 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 39 136 45N 332 13 317 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 33 50.0 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -8 45 147 60N 318 349 303 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +274sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -214sec 21 Jan 9 10 6 51 Gr 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 19 ** GRAZE: CA 14.9S; Dist. 24km in az. 210deg. [Lat = 24.47-0.53(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jan 9 10 7 57.1 R 159551 G2 7.3 6.9 17- 49 19 122 9N 4 59 354 21 Jan 9 10 12 12 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 19 123 25S 218 272 207 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +2.7sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 42 17.7 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -7 35 139 76N 296 336 286 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 11 54 53.4 D 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -4 36 142 2S 195 232 185 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.3, dT = +0.46sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jan 9 12 4 56 Gr 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -2 38 ** GRAZE: CA 17.2S; Dist. 63km in az. 218deg. [Lat = 24.01-0.72(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jan 9 12 14 27.2 r 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 0 39 146 32S 225 257 215 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.3, dT = +1.4sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jan 9 18 9 16 m 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 43 17 238 0N 12 317 2 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9

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2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 18 10 6 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 43 18 ** GRAZE: CA -0.2N; Dist. 76km in az. 165deg. [Lat = 24.02+0.24(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jan 16 0 46 35 m 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 9 247 15S 151 90 173 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 48 56.4 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 9 248 82N 68 7 90 21 Jan 16 0 54 13.5 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 8 249 73N 59 357 80 21 Jan 18 0 23 48.2 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 37 240 69S 91 38 114 21 Jan 21 1 42 34.0 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 55 249 88S 72 13 91 21 Jan 21 2 16 39.2 d 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 48 256 65S 95 32 113 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.6sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 1 0 58.4 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 80 111 76S 95 160 102 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 4 7 17.9 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 80 272 49S 135 48 132 21 Jan 27 1 56 20.0 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 59 83 85N 99 182 90 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +22sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +358sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +113sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 11 26.2 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 62 83 47N 61 145 52 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -76sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 27 3 54 47.2 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 85 90 45S 149 237 140 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -74sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 3 29 19 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 67 89 44S 173 254 159 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 4.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jan 30 3 7 49.8 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 37 87 -85N 90 162 69 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.21sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 20 52.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 53 95 58N 309 20 287 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.1sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 21 36.4 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 27 89 49S 243 311 220 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 50 7.4 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 63 160 90S 290 308 268 21 Feb 4 8 6 12.6 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 33 125 72N 305 355 289 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 5 8 22 8.7 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 23 124 47N 327 20 315 21 Feb 5 9 32 46.0 r 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 35 137 88S 282 322 270 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 9 18 52.1 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 21 127 65N 303 354 296

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R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 54 3.2 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 4 119 46N 316 17 315 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 9 49 13.8 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 14 126 85S 267 321 266 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 11 6 9.0 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 27 138 60S 242 284 241 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 10 45 55.1 r 187037 B9 8.7 8.6 12- 41 13 126 41N 313 7 318 21 Feb 8 11 8 12.0 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 17 130 64S 237 289 243 21 Feb 15 0 51 18.1 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 16 259 62N 45 342 68 21 Feb 16 0 43 3.9 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 49 29 259 27N 8 305 30 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 17 13 4.5 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 53 28 97 58S 104 169 124 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 54 38.8 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 37 260 90N 71 7 91 21 Feb 17 2 19 58.5 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 19 270 63N 44 338 64 21 Feb 17 3 18 20.9 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 6 276 87S 75 9 94 21 Feb 18 1 15 7.7 d 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 33+ 71 44 263 14N 357 290 14 21 Feb 18 3 4 27 D 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 34+ 71 20 275 10N 354 285 10 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.054" 169.4, dT = -0.6sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 18 3 5 14.6 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 20 275 89S 75 7 91 21 Feb 18 3 11 54 Gr 384cF7 5.6 5.4 34+ 71 18 ** GRAZE: CA -2.1N; Dist. 43km in az. 7deg. [Lat = 25.12-0.11(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 384 to Terminator = 14.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Feb 19 2 57 25.6 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 32 275 63N 48 337 62 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +13sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 17 35.7 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 79 247 81S 88 25 97 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -20sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 34 18 M 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 62 266 8S 162 87 171 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 20 1 34 49 Gr 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 61 ** GRAZE: CA 7.5S; Dist.156km in az. 354deg. [Lat = 26.14+0.09(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Feb 21 5 19 46.4 d 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 24 286 19N 14 302 17 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = -2.5sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 39 % 21 Feb 21 5 27 56 Gr 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 22 ** GRAZE: CA 4.2N; Dist. 60km in az. 23deg. [Lat = 25.31-0.39(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Feb 22 1 19 47.2 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 88 263 42S 137 56 137 21 Feb 22 4 2 16.4 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 52 279 67N 67 346 66 21 Feb 22 4 17 42.2 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 48 280 65N 65 345 64 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.48sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 21 59 4.3 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 18 36 76 22N 28 105 22 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +165sec

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1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 46 41.4 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 7 47 79 -56N 310 30 304 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +363sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 46 29.7 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 41 283 59N 66 348 59 21 Feb 23 6 20 53.1 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 33 284 43S 144 69 137 21 Feb 23 23 26 9.7 d 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 87+ 138 -1 43 79 80S 113 191 102 21 Feb 23 23 40 17.4 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -5 46 80 66N 79 158 68 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -18sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 1 3 57.9 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 65 85 -88S 282 5 270 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -16sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 4 6.6 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 89 255 75N 89 15 77 21 Feb 24 3 49 55.4 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 78 270 86N 100 15 88 21 Feb 24 7 11 7.5 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 34 283 80S 114 39 102 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.17sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 17 24.5 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 141 33 283 67S 128 53 115 21 Feb 28 11 4 51 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 98- 165 -10 24 266 -24N 31 325 8 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Mar 1 6 39 34.0 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 65 156 88S 282 304 260 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -8sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -133sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 48 7.5 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 45 126 51N 326 14 305 21 Mar 2 6 31 18.0 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 52 138 81S 279 316 258 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.11sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 42 37.2 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 52 219 33S 231 196 210 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -40sec 21 Mar 2 10 43 33.3 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 42 234 -52S 146 98 125 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 49 49.5 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 0 29 247 79S 277 220 257 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 9 17.6 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 52 159 66S 263 282 245 21 Mar 3 9 47 1.3 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 52 198 81S 277 261 260 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 23 35.8 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 49 210 55N 322 294 305 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +1.8sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 23 38.1 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 49 210 55N 322 294 305 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -1.8sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Mar 5 9 2 46.9 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 37 148 44S 233 264 225 21 Mar 6 9 46 49.0 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 33 147 63N 301 334 299 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -30sec 21 Mar 6 9 47 32.7 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 33 147 71S 254 287 252 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +6sec 21 Mar 6 9 47 37.8 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 33 147 71S 255 288 253 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -5sec 21 Mar 7 9 37 5.2 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 23 135 81N 276 322 280 21 Mar 8 10 31 31.9 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 22 134 73N 277 323 287 21 Mar 9 10 5 46.8 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 9 121 59N 284 342 298 21 Mar 16 0 37 10.2 d X 2184kF8 9.9* 9.7 6+ 29 13 271 48N 34 328 54 *** A light curve is desired as X 2184 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457268} 21 Mar 16 0 45 35.4 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 11 271 56N 41 335 62 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 17 2 0 0.4 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 6 279 48S 116 50 134 21 Mar 18 2 32 20.6 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 10 282 75S 91 24 106 21 Mar 19 1 18 7.7 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 37 276 76S 92 19 103 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 20 50.4 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 44+ 84 46 280 73N 71 352 72 21 Mar 21 2 43 21.8 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 41 281 46S 131 54 132 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 19 37.7 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 33 284 50N 47 332 48 21 Mar 21 4 55 55.1 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 13 291 77N 75 7 76 21 Mar 22 2 30 30.2 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 55 280 64N 67 344 62 21 Mar 23 1 16 17.7 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 83 275 80N 89 357 79 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 48 13.2 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 62 277 -73N 296 212 286 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 42 12.9 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 38 283 79S 110 33 100 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +66sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -1.6sec 21 Mar 25 7 0 17 m 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 30 280 5N 27 315 8 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 4.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 25 22 17 7.4 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 17 20 80 80N 107 176 86 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.14sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 24 37.4 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 2 35 86 -78S 285 356 264 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.16sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 41 45.6 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 77 128 69N 96 144 75 21 Mar 26 7 39 49.2 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 31 273 75N 103 33 82 R1514 = 42 Leonis

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1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 36 34.4 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 21 110 84N 287 346 267 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 38 23.2 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 20 117 57S 251 308 235 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +2.5sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -24sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = -4sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -73sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Mar 31 3 38 25.7 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 20 117 58S 251 308 236 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -2.5sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 40 56.1 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 26 135 60S 246 291 242 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.06sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 50 29.3 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -6 40 182 25N 335 333 337 21 Apr 4 10 9 55.3 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 35 155 83S 256 281 265 21 Apr 8 13 43 13.1 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 34 47 150 71N 260 288 283 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -344sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 49 53.8 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 16 283 79S 90 21 102 21 Apr 15 1 24 51.5 d 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 8 286 14N 3 296 15 21 Apr 15 1 31 55 Gr 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 7 ** GRAZE: CA 0.4N; Dist. 50km in az. 19deg. [Lat = 25.20-0.31(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Apr 15 18 21 25.5 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 70 66 94 70S 101 177 109 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +632sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 16 0 3 39 Gr 651pB8 6.0 6.0v 13+ 42 -4 37 ** GRAZE: CA 0.1S; Dist. 93km in az. 13deg. [Lat = 25.58-0.21(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Apr 16 1 0 59.4 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 24 283 43S 128 56 135 21 Apr 16 1 19 57.3 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 21 285 57N 48 337 56 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +10sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 16 2 37 34 m 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 4 292 4N 355 290 3 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5 21 Apr 16 2 38 12 Gr 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 4 ** GRAZE: CA 3.9N; Dist.107km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 23.67-0.40(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Apr 17 1 56 10.8 D 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 24 287 20N 16 303 18 21 Apr 18 2 20 22.8 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 30 286 60S 120 46 118 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.07sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 23 50 22.0 d 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 -1 74 277 79S 106 17 99 21 Apr 19 0 4 8.5 d 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 37+ 75 -4 71 277 67S 118 31 111 21 Apr 19 0 41 14.3 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 62 278 71S 114 29 107 21 Apr 19 0 50 18.2 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 60 278 72S 113 29 106 21 Apr 19 1 4 12.3 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 57 279 85N 91 7 83 21 Apr 20 2 58 1.8 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 44 280 45S 146 68 134 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +4sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Apr 21 1 21 54.4 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 76 261 70S 126 51 110 21 Apr 21 1 28 53 m 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 75 264 9N 26 308 9 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 18 21 D 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 50 275 19N 36 319 19 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 3 23 56 Gr 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 49 ** GRAZE: CA 10.1N; Dist. 25km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 25.01-0.71(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Apr 21 3 30 15 r 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 100 47 276 1N 18 301 1 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} Distance of 1334 to Terminator = 3.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 21 4 32 48.8 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 34 280 38S 159 85 142 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 41 24.0 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 81 226 39S 162 119 142 21 Apr 23 0 2 11.6 d 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 78+ 124 -4 60 105 52N 77 142 55 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 76 % 21 Apr 23 4 12 42.1 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 58 254 42S 163 100 141 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 46 10.0 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 20 268 25N 54 348 31 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 24 7 54 42 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 88+ 140 18 ** GRAZE: CA 1.3N; Dist.240km in az. 22deg. [Lat = 27.05-0.36(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 1.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 8 10 10.6 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 14 271 -23N 6 299 342 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 25 2 18 51.8 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 59 136 65S 146 186 124 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -12sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -98sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 16 39.3 d 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 34 115 22S 194 250 173 R1921 = 65 Virginis Distance of 1921 to Terminator = 4.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 26 1 28 1.1 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 36 117 78S 138 193 117 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.16sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 4 57 18.9 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 59 190 45S 170 161 150 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -127sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 13.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.2" 21 Apr 26 6 32 10.1 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 49 225 90N 125 85 105 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 2 10 28 58.2 r 188570 K4 7.8 7.1 65- 107 -5 40 179 77S 247 248 259 21 May 3 10 16 48 r 189703 M2 7.9 7.0 54- 95 -7 39 159 10S 175 196 191 21 May 4 10 17 45.0 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -7 37 144 89N 251 286 271 21 May 7 9 43 7.9 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 14 103 73S 224 287 247 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days

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21 May 8 10 19 53.7 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -6 16 98 74N 256 320 278 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 49 23.0 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 10 293 44N 42 334 41 21 May 15 2 11 37.1 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 6 295 70S 108 42 107 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -6sec 21 May 15 2 24 1.3 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 3 296 26S 151 87 150 21 May 16 1 33 39.6 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 24 288 71N 73 0 67 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.6sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 5 32.1 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 18 290 70S 113 42 106 21 May 16 3 6 55.1 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 5 295 76N 79 14 72 21 May 17 2 10 38.6 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 27 286 29S 159 85 148 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +3sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 50 23.9 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 18 289 -48S 237 166 225 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -23sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 20 0 43 41.1 D 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -9 75 232 56S 145 97 124 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +0.9sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 21 18.8 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 29 274 60N 81 12 60 21 May 20 4 53 24.0 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 21 276 49S 153 84 131 21 May 20 6 17 37.8 d 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 3 284 86N 108 43 86 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 29 40.8 d 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 22 270 75N 100 33 77 21 May 22 1 19 49.9 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 70 170 45N 71 79 48 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 2 8.4 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 36 255 74N 100 39 77 21 May 23 1 7 57.7 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 58 144 37S 169 201 147 21 May 24 1 22 0.8 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 47 138 54S 151 189 132 21 May 25 0 16 31.8 d X130028D 6.6 6.5S 97+ 160 -3 22 119 69S 134 189 118 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +2.2sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 25 0 16 33.7 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 -3 22 119 69S 134 189 118 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -2.2sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -21sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +42sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -6sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 56 7.8 d X217229k 11.7 89E 178 -9 8 242 72N 79 19 69 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 56 54.9 R X217104 10.1 88E 178 -9 7 243 -85N 282 222 273 21 May 26 9 57 41.8 R 184093 A2 8.1 8.0 87E 178 -9 7 243 -85N 282 222 273 21 May 26 9 58 10 m X217156 11.8 86E 178 -9 7 243 101U 190 130 181 21 May 26 9 58 44.0 r X135291 11.7 10.9 86E 178 -9 7 243 -75N 292 232 283

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21 May 26 10 0 33.6 r X217159 11.8 83E 178 -8 7 243 -23N 344 284 335 21 May 26 10 1 40.1 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 81E 179 -8 7 243 100U 85 25 76 21 May 26 10 2 51.1 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 79E 179 -8 7 243 62N 69 9 60 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 3 19.2 D X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 79E 179 -8 6 243 87U 171 111 162 21 May 26 10 8 22.8 D X217227 10.6 70E 179 -7 6 244 27N 34 333 25 21 May 26 10 8 44.8 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 70E 179 -7 6 244 92U 90 29 80 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.6sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 10 25 M 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 67E 179 -6 5 244 3N 10 308 0 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 12 1 m X217213 11.2 64E 179 -6 5 245 3N 10 308 0 21 May 26 10 12 34.7 d X217241 11.1 63E 179 -6 5 244 71U 131 69 122 21 May 26 10 13 9 Gr 2307 B1 3.9 4.0 62E 179 -7 6 ** GRAZE: CA 1.0N; Dist.272km in az. 158deg. [Lat = 22.09+0.36(E.Long+81.05)] 21 May 26 10 15 45.0 R X135339 10.8 10.5 58E 179 -5 4 245 -83S 269 208 260 21 May 26 10 18 2.6 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 54E 179 -5 3 245 -62S 249 187 240 21 May 26 10 18 14.5 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 53E 179 -5 3 245 -47S 234 172 225 21 May 26 10 18 55.6 r X217145 11.4 52E 179 -4 3 245 -72S 258 196 249 21 May 26 10 19 29.0 d X135510 11.4 10.6 51E 179 -4 3 245 73U 110 48 100 21 May 26 10 20 16.0 d X135515 11.0 10.4 50E 179 -4 3 245 95U 73 10 63 21 May 26 10 20 42 m X135424 11.6 11.3 49E 179 -4 3 245 72U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 22 7.5 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 47E 179 -4 2 245 84U 207 145 198 21 May 26 10 24 24.9 d X217286 11.4 43E 179 -3 2 245 76U 100 37 90 21 May 26 10 25 49 M X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 41E 179 -3 2 246 68U 189 126 180 21 May 26 10 26 38.4 D X135498 10.8 10.4 39E 179 -3 2 246 56U 144 81 135 21 May 26 10 28 35.6 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 36E 179 -2 2 246 42N 48 345 39 21 May 26 10 28 48.3 d X217293 11.5 36E 179 -2 2 246 69U 106 43 97 21 May 26 10 29 52.4 r X217175 11.2 34E 179 -2 1 246 -79S 265 202 256 21 May 26 10 32 9.6 r X217184 11.4 30E 179 -2 0 247 -73N 294 230 284 21 May 26 10 32 43.9 r X135395 10.9 10.5 30E 179 -2 0 247 -78N 288 225 279 21 May 26 10 33 25.3 R X217227 10.6 28E 179 -1 0 247 -22N 344 281 335 21 May 26 10 35 7.6 D 184145 K5 10.0 9.1 26E 179 -1 0 247 21N 27 324 18 21 May 27 6 52 17.4 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 40 193 82S 274 261 271 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 May 27 7 24 41.3 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 38 202 87N 285 263 281 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 19.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.4" 21 May 29 4 46 7.3 r 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 89- 141 19 132 9N 348 37 357 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = -3sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 7.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 29 10 11 25.4 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -6 32 210 75S 251 221 261 21 May 31 11 4 17.1 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 5 43 197 62N 282 266 301 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 35 32.9 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 12 92 72N 263 328 284 21 Jun 6 8 37 31.2 r 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 5 83 22S 178 244 197 21 Jun 7 9 19 6.8 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 7 79 84S 242 308 258 21 Jun 12 21 56 27.8 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 28 55 279 32S 150 68 141 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.2sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired

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21 Jun 13 0 59 43.3 d 79417WF0 8.9 8.8 6+ 28 -10 16 290 17S 166 97 157 79417 is double: BA 8.9 7.7 65" 199.7, dT = +224sec 21 Jun 13 1 4 19.6 D 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 6+ 28 -11 15 291 6S 177 107 167 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +112sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -373sec 21 Jun 15 0 55 50.9 d 80735 K0 8.7 8.1 19+ 51 -9 38 278 46N 60 346 41 21 Jun 15 23 50 45.1 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 4 62 259 89N 107 39 87 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.19sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 5 12.6 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -11 45 269 -59N 320 248 299 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.05sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 48 26.0 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 36 273 44N 62 351 41 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 22 1.9 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 276 48S 150 80 129 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 17 0 52 47.7 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -8 57 253 88S 113 50 90 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.24sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 47 7 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 48+ 88 19 66 ** GRAZE: CA-15.1S; Dist.386km in az. 37deg. [Lat = 29.10-0.69(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jun 18 0 52 34 m 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -8 63 231 16N 40 354 17 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 18 1 41 18 m 119078 K0 8.1* 7.6 49+ 89 54 245 15N 38 342 15 21 Jun 19 2 31 35.8 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 49 237 66S 138 88 116 21 Jun 20 0 43 22.8 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -6 59 170 69S 134 143 114 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 1 20 32.1 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 59 188 29S 174 167 154 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 18 13.4 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 54 213 -60S 263 233 243 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 29 6 30 7.2 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 29 125 25S 186 237 209 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 43 4.3 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 32 128 46S 208 256 230 21 Jun 29 9 33 7.6 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 51 176 57S 218 221 240 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +0.6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +188sec 21 Jun 29 9 55 5.7 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -9 52 184 -66N 47 43 69 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -125sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 20 51.7 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 8 45 215 78S 238 206 261 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -180sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V

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21 Jun 30 9 17 16.8 R 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 53 151 84N 255 281 278 21 Jul 1 8 8 0 m 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 55- 96 38 116 12N 325 20 348 21 Jul 2 6 52 18.6 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 15 96 77S 234 299 255 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -33sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -143sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 53 31.5 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -10 54 124 58S 215 264 236 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 3 8 12 13 m 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 36- 73 26 94 11N 327 33 347 21 Jul 4 8 15 0.4 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 20 86 58S 219 286 235 21 Jul 6 8 41 41.2 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 9 72 7S 175 242 184 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 8 46 6.8 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 10 73 69S 238 305 246 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -8sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 13 41.7 r 76872kG5 9.5 9.1 6- 29 7 68 52S 226 293 230 *** A light curve is desired as 76872 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247550866} 21 Jul 7 9 21 11.2 R 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 9 69 87S 262 329 266 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 31 58.4 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 11 70 34S 208 276 213 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 41 49.5 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 13 71 31S 205 274 209 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 13 0 59 38.9 d 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -10 20 281 35N 49 339 28 21 Jul 14 0 31 45.5 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 35 269 77S 120 52 98 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 18 0 59 40.3 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -10 51 208 66N 86 60 67 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.6sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 3 0 43.3 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 37 223 69N 86 46 71 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 16 34.1 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 34 226 70S 126 83 112 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -24sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -17sec 21 Jul 20 4 54 13 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 24 230 3N 13 325 4 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 57 42 Gr 2310 G6 4.3 3.9 80+ 126 26 ** GRAZE: CA 2.6N; Dist.323km in az. 170deg. [Lat = 21.76+0.16(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 8.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 21 0 47 23.7 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -8 35 150 58S 126 155 122 21 Jul 21 1 15 51.9 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 38 157 76S 109 131 104 21 Jul 23 0 44 28.6 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -7 15 128 58N 36 89 44 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +9sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 23 5 11 37.4 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 39 188 61S 94 85 103 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.2"

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21 Jul 25 5 40 23.1 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 43 162 82N 279 297 298 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 14 20.7 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 37 138 61S 230 270 252 21 Jul 27 7 49 28 D 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 167 16N 327 339 350 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 27 7 53 27 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 ** GRAZE: CA 21.2N; Dist. 8km in az. 316deg. [Lat = 24.83+0.89(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jul 27 7 56 41 R 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 171 26N 317 325 340 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 33 52.7 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 31 114 62N 279 335 302 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.32sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 50 59.1 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 34 117 -37S 123 178 146 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.29sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 2 28 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 38 ** GRAZE: CA-13.9S; Dist.219km in az. 150deg. [Lat = 22.45+0.53(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Jul 28 6 22 37.4 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 41 123 9S 170 220 193 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.28sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 31 54.0 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 43 125 74S 235 284 258 21 Jul 28 6 32 26.6 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 43 125 84S 245 293 268 21 Jul 31 9 30 32.8 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 63 116 44S 205 261 222 21 Aug 1 9 50 6.0 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 60 102 35S 199 266 214 21 Aug 2 8 28 5.6 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 33 83 72S 240 312 250 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 27 33.7 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 27 74 65S 244 318 245 21 Aug 4 10 6 48.5 r 77304 K2 9.1 8.3 16- 47 -11 35 76 87S 266 342 267 21 Aug 4 10 12 7.7 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 -10 37 77 57S 236 313 237 21 Aug 5 9 49 12.4 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 21 71 69S 255 327 250 21 Aug 6 9 33 48.6 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 7 66 77S 272 338 262 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 47 26.5 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -11 29 251 80N 100 40 78 21 Aug 14 1 23 40.4 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 28 243 51S 148 93 129 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +16sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 33 40.5 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 26 245 51S 149 92 130 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 26 12.2 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 22 240 63N 80 25 64 21 Aug 15 23 19 20.9 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 8 46 177 32S 161 164 149 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -320sec

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2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 23 20.4 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -6 44 198 -62S 255 238 244 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -527sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 1 1 10.6 d 2735pA5 7.2 7.1 85+ 135 35 157 14S 158 181 164 *** A light curve is desired as 2735 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214328320} 2735 is double: AB 7.2 14.0 5.2" 258.0, dT = -6sec 2735 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 1 45 24.3 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 38 168 56S 116 128 122 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 39 2.6 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 36 199 52N 42 23 49 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1202sec 21 Aug 19 4 44 33.6 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 30 215 -51N 300 264 307 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -547sec 21 Aug 23 3 29 23.9 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 36 130 -43N 55 101 77 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -160sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 54 6.4 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 48 153 54S 243 269 266 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -217sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 10.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.1" 21 Aug 24 6 6 38.3 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 56 158 73S 243 263 266 21 Aug 25 8 50 42.8 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 59 215 31S 194 162 216 21 Aug 26 3 13 39.8 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 14 94 37S 199 264 220 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 55 45.8 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 74 172 60S 222 230 241 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.26sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 39 25.2 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 50 91 61S 227 300 239 21 Aug 30 5 43 44.7 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 16 74 56N 294 3 302 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.09sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 42 16.9 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 28 78 47S 218 290 225 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.18sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 56 18.9 R 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 31 79 77S 248 321 256 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 39 50.2 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 54 86 49N 302 20 310 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 31 9 54 7.1 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 60 84 29S 205 288 208 21 Sep 1 8 52 31.8 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 36 75 42N 320 37 318

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78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 14 44.2 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 41 77 88N 274 353 272 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 21 16.2 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 19 70 85S 274 345 266 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.19sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 27 53.2 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 20 71 31S 219 291 212 21 Sep 2 8 28 26.0 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 20 71 49S 238 309 230 21 Sep 2 9 15 22.6 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 30 74 31S 219 295 212 21 Sep 2 9 27 22.4 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 33 74 63S 252 328 244 21 Sep 4 9 30 16.9 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 10 70 46N 337 45 321 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.31sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 50 32.9 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 14 72 34S 238 307 221 21 Sep 5 10 11 27.7 r 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 3- 20 6 73 11S 224 290 204 21 Sep 9 18 47 44.3 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 61 56 155 55N 72 95 52 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 11 1 3 41.7 d 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 19+ 52 15 247 20N 37 338 20 21 Sep 12 1 20 53.1 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 19 238 65N 79 24 66 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +242sec 21 Sep 13 19 38 43.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 50 18 129 70N 74 124 71 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.13sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 35 34.1 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 51+ 91 38 27 139 -36N 328 9 326 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.14sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 23 33 41.8 d 185433cF3 7.2 51+ 92 -2 40 184 73N 76 73 75 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 351.2, dT = +0.05sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 15 0 18 12.1 d 186934wG2 8.0 7.7 63+ 105 39 179 28N 24 25 29 186934 is double: AB 8.0 14.1 17.5" 282.1, dT = -27sec 21 Sep 17 3 1 15.0 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 41 192 59S 102 89 117 21 Sep 18 1 21 27.6 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 38 147 87N 60 92 79 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 43 55.5 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 41 153 46N 20 46 39 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 33 14.8 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 42 205 59N 32 8 51 21 Sep 20 4 28 1.0 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 55 170 58N 7 15 30 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 13.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.9" 21 Sep 22 7 18 31.2 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 63 215 81S 253 221 274 21 Sep 25 4 9 55.9 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 31 85 89N 258 328 271 21 Sep 25 10 54 17.7 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -5 55 266 68N 278 206 291 21 Sep 26 4 57 47.8 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 33 81 79N 270 343 279 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec

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595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 27 5.7 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 43 80 37N 316 34 321 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.7sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +6sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +8sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 32 1.1 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 44 81 80S 253 331 258 21 Sep 27 9 40 7.1 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 86 98 52N 302 23 307 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -15sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -371sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 33 16.0 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 34 75 67S 245 322 245 21 Sep 28 7 23 4 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 45 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6N; Dist. 27km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 24.44+0.61(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Sep 28 7 23 29 M 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 45 78 18N 341 61 341 21 Sep 28 8 43 42.1 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 63 81 45N 314 40 313 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.26sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 9 5.1 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 9 72 89S 292 359 273 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 2 8 59 28.3 r 80827cG5 8.9 8.6 19- 52 20 76 69N 313 23 294 80827 is double: 9.2 10.6 50.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Oct 3 9 47 19.2 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 18 81 52S 260 329 238 21 Oct 4 10 12 35.3 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 11 83 42S 256 322 233 21 Oct 4 10 44 7.3 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -8 18 86 78S 291 358 268 21 Oct 10 0 26 48.9 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 14 237 60S 131 75 122 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 42 30.1 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 11 239 56S 135 78 126 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 45 22.3 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -11 29 218 47N 53 14 50 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.03sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 6 43.4 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 26 222 87S 99 57 96 21 Oct 11 0 15 42.7 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 24 224 87N 93 48 89 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 31 22.8 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 22 227 74N 80 33 76 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 10 10.8 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 4 240 82S 104 43 101 21 Oct 12 1 43 12 Gr 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 18 ** GRAZE: CA 6.2S; Dist.169km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 26.50+0.55(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Oct 12 1 44 4 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 19 227 6S 173 124 176 21 Oct 14 0 0 39.8 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 41 176 85N 71 75 85 21 Oct 15 4 5 9.8 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 28 226 80N 60 15 78 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 56 44.2 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 50 206 27S 124 100 147 21 Oct 19 7 38 8.0 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 36 251 48S 94 35 116 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.08sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +117sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 20 8 13 36.4 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 40 257 74N 12 309 33 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +208sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 5 8 46.7 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 53 84 67N 284 3 290

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688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -672sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 28 40.6 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 82 262 66N 285 206 291 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 10 9 55 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 59 ** GRAZE: CA -2.9S; Dist.147km in az. 3deg. [Lat = 26.05-0.05(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 709 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 10 10 6 m 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 59 274 -3S 169 88 175 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 25 7 27 3.8 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 74 84 89N 267 355 268 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.3sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +9sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 27 12.5 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 74 84 88N 267 356 269 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -9sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +470sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 23 32.5 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 25 72 44S 230 304 222 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 9 24 25.8 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 77 81 64S 251 344 242 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -2sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 10 16.3 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 79 281 45N 322 227 313 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 28 6 35 47 m 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 29 74 12N 360 74 347 21 Oct 30 15 3 57.1 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 41 59 261 -79S 123 53 102 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.11sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 19 33.7 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 50 42 271 77N 305 234 285 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.09sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 8 21 46.7 r 99292 K0 8.6* 8.0 25- 60 16 83 85N 301 9 279 21 Oct 31 10 42 29.3 r 99334cK0 8.5* 7.9 24- 59 -12 47 97 26N 360 67 337 99334 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 90.0, dT = 0.00sec 99334 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 50). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 1 13 35 47.6 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 25 68 144 71S 279 312 256 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 45.0 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 8 92 83S 293 358 271 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +88sec 21 Nov 2 9 44 14.1 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 9 93 84S 294 359 271 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -88sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 10 45 39.8 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 -11 22 99 80S 290 354 267 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376}

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21 Nov 3 10 16 26.5 R 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 19 2 97 85N 307 12 286 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.025" 230.2, dT = -0.01sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 3 20 37 19 M Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 25 18 252 -2S 225 147 187 21 Nov 6 23 58 9.6 D 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 5 241 40N 50 349 44 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 32 8.7 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 14+ 43 9 235 55S 129 72 130 21 Nov 8 17 37 37.7 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 48 19 133 -90N 268 316 274 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 10 22 53 9.7 d 3073 K5 7.8 7.0 44+ 83 -4 42 176 32S 133 136 150 21 Nov 12 2 44 25.7 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 32 227 66N 46 1 66 21 Nov 12 23 55 33.9 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 50 161 46N 21 39 44 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +48sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 12 39.0 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 51 191 -72N 263 254 286 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -368sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 2 25 26.1 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 46 215 69N 44 12 67 21 Nov 13 23 44 57.4 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 139 43S 110 147 133 21 Nov 14 2 10 58.5 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 56 197 81S 72 56 95 21 Nov 14 23 17 27.4 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -9 40 117 70S 82 136 105 21 Nov 18 1 33 10.3 d 394 K0 7.5 6.9 99+ 166 50 98 40N 13 81 30 Distance of 394 to Terminator = 11.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.9" 21 Nov 19 7 31 52.1 r X 66269k 11.4 11.1 89E 179 55 267 -89S 232 158 244 *** A light curve is desired as X 66269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712498} 21 Nov 19 7 48 16.2 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 67E 179 52 270 74U 18 304 30 21 Nov 19 7 51 8.2 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 63E 179 51 270 91U 89 16 102 21 Nov 19 7 51 15.9 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 63E 179 51 269 -49S 191 117 203 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 7 52 36.9 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 61E 179 51 270 70U 49 335 61 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 54 16 m X 4617k 11.4 11.0 58E 179 51 270 -18S 160 86 172 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 7 55 54.5 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 56E 179 50 271 64U 29 315 41 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 1 50.3 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 47E 179 49 271 -79N 242 168 254 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 35 57.1 d X191069 11.7 v 8E 179 42 274 62U 66 353 78 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 8 40 3.5 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 6E 179 40 275 60U 305 231 317 21 Nov 19 8 40 12.3 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 40 275 75U 281 207 293 21 Nov 19 8 42 25.6 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 5E 179 40 275 69U 75 1 87 21 Nov 19 8 46 58.9 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 39 275 77U 86 13 98 21 Nov 19 8 51 47 m X 66435 11.5 10.9 2E 179 38 276 26U 344 271 356 21 Nov 19 8 52 0.7 d X191075k 11.8 2E 179 38 276 58U 53 340 65

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*** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 54 10.1 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 1E 179 38 276 66U 63 350 75 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 56 41.0 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 276 93U 114 41 126 21 Nov 19 8 57 12.2 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 36 276 51U 296 223 308 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 9 7 19.1 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 35 277 53U 31 318 43 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 9 29.6 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 34 277 55U 276 203 288 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 11 17.8 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 33 277 80U 236 163 247 21 Nov 19 9 26 28.2 d X191091p 11.5 6E 179 30 279 89U 65 353 77 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -60sec 21 Nov 19 9 31 29.8 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 9E 179 29 279 88U 53 341 65 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 40 8 m X 66582k 11.3 11.2 17E 179 27 279 -44S 166 95 178 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 52 22.1 r X191069 11.7 v 31E 179 24 281 60U 264 193 276 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 56 17.2 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 36E 179 23 281 91U 218 147 230 21 Nov 19 9 58 45.5 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 40E 179 23 281 67U 256 186 268 21 Nov 19 9 59 59.2 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 41E 179 23 282 55U 301 231 313 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 10 1 27.7 r X191075k 11.8 43E 179 22 282 58U 279 208 291 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 1 30.5 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 43E 179 22 281 75U 245 174 257 21 Nov 19 10 3 41.7 d X191117k 11.8 47E 179 22 281 -8S 120 50 132 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 3 59 m X191087k 11.4 47E 179 22 282 81U 348 277 359 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 4 12 GrX191087k 11.4 47E 179 22 ** GRAZE: CA 81.0U; Dist. 58km in az. 195deg. [Lat = 24.19-0.24(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Nov 19 10 4 20.6 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 48E 179 22 282 75S 38 327 50 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 7 12.5 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 52E 179 21 282 66U 269 198 280 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 12 52.7 d X191124k 11.7 60E 179 20 282 40S 67 357 79 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 15 31 m X 66622k 11.5 10.9 64E 179 20 283 94U 348 278 360 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 15 37 GrX 66622k 11.5 10.9 64E 179 19 ** GRAZE: CA 94.1U; Dist. 26km in az. 196deg. [Lat = 24.48-0.26(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Nov 19 10 33 10.4 d X191143k 11.8 88E 180 16 284 -20S 113 44 124 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 33 29.6 d X191146k 11.7 89E 180 16 284 -10S 103 34 115 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 20 4 4 52.8 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 67 92 59S 227 305 235 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.06sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +477sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0"

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21 Nov 20 5 10 54.9 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 81 106 67S 235 304 242 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 10.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.1" 21 Nov 20 8 21 4.5 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 56 274 -85S 82 4 90 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.02sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.28sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -460sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -39sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 42 18.8 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 38 280 66S 234 158 241 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -315sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +213sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +521sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 13.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.9" 21 Nov 20 9 47 11.6 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 36 280 89S 257 182 264 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.02sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.22sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -387sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -78sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 21 1 33 41.1 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 23 73 57S 229 301 232 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +21sec 21 Nov 21 3 27 33.0 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 48 80 83N 268 348 271 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.31sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +21sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -37sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 32 36.5 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 26 72 65N 291 5 290 21 Nov 22 10 54 15.2 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 -12 44 283 75S 252 172 249 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 19 21.4 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 64 81 30S 212 299 205 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -1.6sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +148sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 26 5 41 46 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 22 77 6N 11 82 352 21 Nov 28 8 47 19.9 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 39 97 42S 246 312 223 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.37sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 7 57 4.9 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 92 39N 346 52 323 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 30 9 9 57.1 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 18 101 86N 300 3 278 21 Nov 30 10 13 32.5 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 31 110 52S 257 316 236 21 Nov 30 10 33 56.4 r 139101 G5 9.2 8.9 20- 53 36 113 76S 281 338 260 21 Dec 1 10 8 2.1 R 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 11- 40 17 108 22N 1 62 342 21 Dec 2 11 28 29.4 r 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -6 19 117 89S 289 345 273

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21 Dec 5 22 53 18.7 d 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -5 13 232 50N 56 3 60 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = -0.49sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = +23sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 0 59.2 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -6 11 234 11N 17 322 21 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -2.7sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 31 38.9 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 6 237 12N 18 319 22 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +162sec 21 Dec 5 23 34 42.5 D 2676WA3 6.7 6.6s 4+ 23 5 238 6N 12 313 16 2676 is double: AB 6.7 8.0 42" 182.0, dT = -208sec 2676 = NSV 10864, 6.68 to 6.69, V 21 Dec 7 23 23 52.4 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 -11 30 219 70N 59 20 75 21 Dec 7 23 44 41 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 27 223 15S 154 111 170 21 Dec 8 1 9 54.9 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 13 236 84N 73 17 89 21 Dec 9 0 51 49.8 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 28 228 71S 92 46 112 21 Dec 9 1 43 32.7 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 19 237 66S 97 44 117 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 9 32.7 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 14 240 67S 97 40 116 21 Dec 12 2 22 0 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 48 232 27S 128 83 151 21 Dec 12 2 30 24 Gr 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 47 ** GRAZE: CA 15.5S; Dist. 36km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 24.34+0.61(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Dec 13 1 9 21.2 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 67 189 52N 28 20 50 21 Dec 13 4 44 25.6 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 31 257 76N 52 349 73 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 40 7.5 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 51 102 36N 15 81 32 21 Dec 15 23 21 29.6 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -10 39 88 60S 102 174 116 21 Dec 15 23 54 29.0 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 46 91 63N 45 117 59 21 Dec 16 6 14 16.0 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 45 270 89S 75 3 88 21 Dec 17 0 21 3.6 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 43 85 55S 113 188 123 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.39sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 5 34.1 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 57 84 85S 93 174 98 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.08sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.7" 21 Dec 18 5 22 18.0 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 79 269 90S 91 7 96 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +2.4sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -53sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 23 7 32 46.1 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 74 102 37S 231 302 212 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 7 52 15 m 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 66 106 12S 210 275 189 21 Dec 26 4 48 41.2 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 2 84 35S 238 303 215 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 27 10 15 42.5 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 137 72N 311 350 289 21 Dec 28 8 18 44.5 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 22 108 89S 291 352 271 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -93sec

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21 Dec 28 8 50 41.5 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 29 113 -80N 102 160 82 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 57 52 Gr 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 30 ** GRAZE: CA 13.1S; Dist.132km in az. 26deg. [Lat = 26.04-0.44(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Dec 28 8 58 38 M 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 30 114 13S 216 272 195 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7 21 Dec 28 9 55 22.6 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 41 125 51N 331 20 311 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 10 15.4 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 20 114 70N 310 8 292 21 Dec 29 10 17 18.1 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 32 125 82N 297 347 280 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 30 10 0 37.9 D 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 16 119 2S 197 253 184 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 8 21 Gr 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 17 ** GRAZE: CA 15.7S; Dist. 51km in az. 210deg. [Lat = 24.19-0.52(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Dec 30 10 11 24.6 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 18 120 71S 266 322 253 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 15 46.4 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 19 121 30S 225 280 212 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 21 6 Gr 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 20 ** GRAZE: CA 16.2S; Dist. 40km in az. 211deg. [Lat = 24.31-0.55(E.Long+81.05)] 21 Dec 30 10 27 42.0 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 21 123 29S 224 277 211 21 Dec 30 11 10 22.8 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 29 130 65S 260 307 247 21 Dec 31 11 8 18.4 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 15 124 30N 337 32 329 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 %

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Lunar Occultation predictions Coleman Science Works Theater Tampa Florida USA

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Occultation prediction for Tampa Coleman Science Works Theater E. Longitude - 82 24 25.4, Latitude 28 3 13.1, Alt. 3m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 7 21 20.2 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 81- 129 62 113 66S 264 321 242 21 Jan 3 10 11 32.3 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 70 229 51S 249 205 227 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 30 30.1 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 -11 61 232 49S 250 205 226 21 Jan 5 6 58 41.2 R 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 32 104 55S 257 317 234 21 Jan 5 10 2 20.8 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 63 155 74N 308 330 285 21 Jan 5 11 51 37.2 r 119317KA* 8.0* 7.9V 60- 102 -7 61 214 77N 305 275 282 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201667495} 119317 = HD 107000, 8.01, , Type ACV, Period 2.8187 days, Phase 73 % 21 Jan 6 10 54 30.1 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 58 161 89N 293 310 271 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -19sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 51 2.7 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 39 129 43N 338 22 319 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.13sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 23 33.6 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 44 137 62N 319 356 300 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 8 8 32 56.3 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 11 112 65S 264 321 248 21 Jan 8 8 55 26.1 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 16 115 69N 309 5 294 21 Jan 8 10 47 3.6 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 35 135 37N 341 21 326 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 28 11.5 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -12 41 145 53N 325 356 309 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +293sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -177sec 21 Jan 8 11 33 0.6 r 158913WA5 8.8* 8.7 27- 62 -11 41 146 58N 320 350 305 158913 is double: BA 8.9 8.2 126" 345.5, dT = -276sec 21 Jan 9 10 22 50.1 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 19 124 47S 241 291 230 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +1sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 39 30.3 R 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -10 31 138 70N 303 342 293 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 12 20 37.5 r 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -1 36 148 48S 241 270 230 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.3, dT = +1.1sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jan 9 18 3 18 m 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 40 18 235 -1N 12 322 3 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 16 0 28 55.4 d 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 12 244 48S 118 62 140 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 48 42.3 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 9 247 69N 55 358 77 21 Jan 16 0 55 8.9 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 7 248 59N 46 347 67

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21 Jan 18 0 19 25.3 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 37 236 84S 76 29 99 21 Jan 21 1 41 23.1 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 55 243 79N 59 6 78 21 Jan 21 2 11 5.6 D 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 49 250 80S 80 23 99 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.7sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 0 58 15.6 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 77 121 89S 81 135 88 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 3 54 42.6 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 92+ 148 83 242 64S 120 61 116 21 Jan 27 1 55 31.0 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 58 87 73N 86 162 77 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +51sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +318sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +0.6sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 17 43.8 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 63 89 32N 45 122 37 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -66sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V Distance of 1099 to Terminator = 17.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.5" 21 Jan 27 3 40 6.6 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 80 108 63S 131 199 122 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -54sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 3 8 48.0 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 171 61 93 70S 146 220 132 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 9.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.4" 21 Jan 30 3 10 13.3 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 36 89 -71N 77 144 56 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.25sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 14 13.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 50 97 45N 321 27 300 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.05sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 26 44.7 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 27 91 65S 259 324 236 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.24sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 1 5 59 41 m 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 85- 135 46 113 14S 212 267 189 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 105.5 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 44 38.8 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 59 157 84N 296 317 274 21 Feb 4 8 3 1.4 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 30 125 64N 313 1 297 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 8 43 4 m 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 54- 94 36 134 17S 215 255 198 21 Feb 6 9 16 56.1 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 18 127 57N 311 0 304 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 51 51.3 r 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 1 118 36N 326 25 325 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V

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21 Feb 7 9 50 38.0 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 12 126 87N 275 327 274 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 11 8 50.6 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 24 139 70S 251 291 250 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 11 12 6.0 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 15 130 73S 247 295 252 21 Feb 15 0 54 7.6 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 15 258 48N 31 331 54 21 Feb 15 0 54 8 D 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 10+ 37 15 258 25S 138 78 161 21 Feb 15 1 1 3 Gr 44 F8 7.4 7.1 10+ 38 14 ** GRAZE: CA 12.5S; Dist. 38km in az. 169deg. [Lat = 27.70+0.17(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Feb 16 17 13 53.4 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 49 27 98 69S 93 155 113 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 53 23.0 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 38 257 77N 58 358 78 21 Feb 17 2 22 55.6 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 19 269 49N 30 327 50 21 Feb 17 3 17 30.2 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 7 275 81N 63 0 82 21 Feb 18 0 59 55 M 376 A0 7.0 7.0 33+ 71 48 256 11S 152 91 169 21 Feb 18 3 3 47.4 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 21 273 80N 63 358 80 21 Feb 19 2 59 45.3 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 33 272 49N 35 328 48 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +17sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 14 21.2 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 -12 78 227 85N 74 31 84 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -17sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 7 3.2 D 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 68 252 39S 131 67 140 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 22 1 5 29.7 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 86 147 61S 118 151 118 21 Feb 22 3 48 55.5 D 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 72+ 116 56 273 30S 150 75 149 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Feb 22 4 1 19.5 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 54 274 55N 56 340 54 21 Feb 22 4 16 59.6 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 50 276 53N 53 338 52 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.6sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 22 19 26 d 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 13 40 80 -8N 358 72 352 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = -194sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 25 6 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 12 42 ** GRAZE: CA-16.5N; Dist. 21km in az. 332deg. [Lat = 28.26+0.47(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Feb 22 22 30 6 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 11 43 81 -25N 341 55 335 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +716sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 45 18.3 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 43 279 48N 55 341 48 21 Feb 23 6 11 49.8 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 37 281 52S 135 62 128 21 Feb 23 23 43 46.7 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -5 46 83 53N 66 140 55 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -20sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 0 59 46.4 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 63 91 -79N 295 11 283 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -13sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 1 28.1 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 86 172 63N 77 85 66

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21 Feb 24 3 44 36.1 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 80 249 76N 90 25 78 21 Feb 24 7 5 18.7 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 37 280 87S 107 36 95 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.21sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 10 50.8 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 140 36 280 74S 121 49 108 21 Mar 1 6 34 45.7 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 61 154 85N 289 312 267 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -9sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -125sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 17 44 Gr 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 36 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6S; Dist.131km in az. 28deg. [Lat = 29.38-0.47(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Mar 2 5 18 29 M 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 37 121 18S 215 264 194 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Mar 2 5 41 45.9 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 41 126 42N 335 21 314 21 Mar 2 6 10 58 M 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 88- 140 45 133 20S 217 257 196 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.019" 196.3 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 28 24.1 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 48 138 89S 286 323 266 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.12sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 43 30.1 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 50 215 46S 244 214 224 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -77sec 21 Mar 2 10 34 48.2 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 43 228 -58S 140 98 119 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 44 9.1 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 -3 30 243 85S 283 231 263 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 7 4.9 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 48 158 73S 270 290 253 21 Mar 3 9 41 25.7 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 50 192 86S 283 272 266 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 14 47.1 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 47 204 50N 327 306 310 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +1.6sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 14 49.0 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 47 204 50N 327 306 310 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -1.6sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 7 22 24 M 2330SB9 6.4 6.4 58- 99 19 128 17S 207 255 198 2330 is triple: AB 6.4 15.4 5.0" 98.0 : AC 6.4 16.4 5.7" 97.0 2330 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 6 11.2 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 34 149 55S 245 274 237 21 Mar 5 11 13 52 M 2348kK5 6.8 5.9 57- 98 -9 40 185 13S 202 198 194 *** A light curve is desired as 2348 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204559464} 21 Mar 6 9 43 18.5 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 30 146 56N 308 340 305 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -29sec 21 Mar 6 9 47 49.5 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 30 147 78S 262 294 260 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +1.5sec 21 Mar 6 9 47 51.9 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 30 147 79S 262 294 260 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -1.2sec

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21 Mar 7 9 36 56.6 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 19 135 74N 283 327 287 21 Mar 8 10 31 23.1 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 19 134 66N 284 329 294 21 Mar 9 10 6 22.2 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 6 121 51N 291 347 306 21 Mar 16 0 49 1.7 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 12 271 42N 27 325 48 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 16 1 22 3.8 d 109996 K0 9.0* 8.3 6+ 29 5 274 37S 129 66 149 21 Mar 17 1 54 0.6 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 9 277 63S 102 39 120 21 Mar 18 2 29 20.5 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 13 281 86S 80 16 95 21 Mar 19 1 13 32.0 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 40 272 88S 80 11 91 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 19 8.7 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 45+ 84 48 276 62N 60 345 61 21 Mar 21 2 33 30.6 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 45 277 58S 120 46 121 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 22 30.5 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 34 282 35N 33 321 33 21 Mar 21 4 54 19.7 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 15 290 69N 67 1 67 21 Mar 22 2 29 41.1 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 57 274 52N 55 338 50 21 Mar 23 1 13 10.2 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 84 241 68N 77 19 68 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 39 9.4 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 66 269 -64N 305 228 296 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 36 14.0 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 41 279 86S 103 30 93 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +64sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +18sec 21 Mar 25 6 54 29 m 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 33 277 5N 27 318 8 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 4.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 25 22 18 9.2 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 18 19 81 67N 94 160 73 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.17sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 23 16.5 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 4 34 88 -89N 298 5 276 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.12sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 38 48.7 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 73 132 58N 86 129 65 21 Mar 26 7 34 44.6 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 34 270 70N 98 31 76 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 36 2.0 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 19 110 74N 297 354 277 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 41 43.0 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 18 117 70S 263 318 248 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +1.1sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -23sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = +9sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -52sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 %

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21 Mar 31 3 41 43.3 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 18 117 70S 264 318 248 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -1.1sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 43 23.9 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 23 136 69S 256 298 251 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.01sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 33 49 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -10 36 176 8N 352 356 354 21 Apr 4 10 9 15.3 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 31 155 90N 263 288 271 21 Apr 8 13 42 0.3 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 32 43 149 61N 270 298 293 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -409sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 46 47.1 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 -12 19 281 90S 79 14 91 21 Apr 15 1 30 23 m 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 9 286 0N 349 286 1 Distance of 93522 to Terminator = 0.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 15 18 19 4.5 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 69 63 100 84S 87 155 95 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +464sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 16 0 52 34.4 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 28 280 56S 115 46 123 21 Apr 16 1 22 2.8 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 22 283 43N 35 327 42 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +3sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 17 2 1 25 m 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 25 285 5N 0 291 3 21 Apr 18 2 13 50.9 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 33 283 69S 112 40 109 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.05sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 0 33 14.2 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 -9 66 270 81S 104 27 97 21 Apr 19 0 42 27.2 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 -11 64 271 81S 104 26 97 21 Apr 19 0 59 25.2 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 60 273 76N 81 4 74 21 Apr 19 1 26 41 d 79014 G8 7.9 7.4 37+ 75 54 275 8S 177 101 170 21 Apr 20 2 48 29.2 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 47 276 53S 138 64 126 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +3sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 13 7.4 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 78 241 79S 118 61 101 21 Apr 21 3 17 25 M 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 52 270 10N 27 315 10 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 4 23 50.8 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 37 276 46S 151 81 134 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 28 52.8 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 80 194 49S 152 139 132 21 Apr 23 4 2 18.8 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 60 245 49S 157 102 135 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 52 30 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 19 267 2N 30 328 7 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 7 53 15 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 88+ 140 19 ** GRAZE: CA 1.6N; Dist. 48km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 27.58-0.39(E.Long+82.41)]

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Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 2.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 25 2 11 54.5 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 55 135 73S 139 177 116 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -11sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -101sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 4 18.1 D 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 29 114 41S 175 229 154 R1921 = 65 Virginis Distance of 1921 to Terminator = 14.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.7" 21 Apr 26 1 24 17.8 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 33 117 87S 129 181 108 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.14sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 54 45.0 D 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 98+ 165 38 124 33S 182 230 162 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.021" 206.2, dT = +0.07sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1924 to Terminator = 9.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.8" 21 Apr 26 4 47 39.2 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 56 182 52S 164 162 143 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -123sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 16.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Apr 26 6 24 47.5 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 48 219 85N 121 87 100 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 2 10 27 31.5 r 188570 K4 7.8 7.1 65- 107 -5 36 178 85S 256 258 268 21 May 4 10 18 32.5 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -7 34 144 81N 259 292 279 21 May 7 9 49 10.5 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 14 104 80S 232 291 255 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 8 10 23 25.1 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -5 15 98 66N 264 325 286 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 53 16.7 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 12 292 28N 26 322 25 21 May 15 2 8 4.1 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 9 293 78S 100 37 99 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -9sec 21 May 15 2 17 0.4 D 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 7 294 38S 140 77 139 21 May 15 2 25 48.9 d 77776cB8 7.9 9+ 35 5 295 42S 136 75 135 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.5, dT = +0.17sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 15 2 32 51.9 d 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 9+ 35 4 296 89S 88 27 87 21 May 16 1 31 38.7 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 27 286 62N 65 355 59 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.7sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 0 45.6 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 21 288 77S 106 38 99 21 May 16 3 5 25.3 D 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 8 294 68N 71 9 65 21 May 17 2 1 26.2 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 31 283 39S 149 79 138 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -0.6sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 49 25.4 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 21 287 -57S 246 178 234 R1170 = kappa Geminorum

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1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -20sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 4 11 49.7 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 24+ 58 5 295 89N 97 36 86 21 May 17 4 14 29.3 d 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 24+ 58 4 296 31N 39 338 28 21 May 20 0 33 41.4 d 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -5 75 212 63S 138 110 117 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +0.06sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 17 48.9 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 31 271 52N 74 8 53 21 May 20 4 45 59.9 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 24 274 55S 147 81 125 21 May 20 6 14 2.6 D 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 6 283 80N 102 39 80 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 25 0.6 D 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 24 267 69N 94 31 71 21 May 22 1 22 36.7 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 66 170 29N 55 64 32 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 4 56 27.0 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 38 251 69N 95 38 72 21 May 23 0 58 54.6 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 -9 53 142 46S 161 194 139 21 May 24 1 15 56.9 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 43 137 61S 144 182 124 21 May 25 0 14 26.8 d 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 0 19 119 78S 125 178 110 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -1.7sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -21sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +36sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -13sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 59 2.6 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 85E 179 -8 7 242 70N 75 18 66 21 May 26 10 2 17.7 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80E 179 -7 6 242 52N 57 0 48 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 5 41.3 d X217241 11.1 75E 179 -7 6 242 80U 120 63 111 21 May 26 10 5 45.0 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 75E 179 -7 6 243 101U 79 22 70 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.47sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 8 4.2 D X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 71E 179 -6 5 243 78U 163 105 153 21 May 26 10 11 47.9 R X135339 10.8 10.5 65E 179 -5 4 244 -85N 279 222 270 21 May 26 10 14 45.4 d X135510 11.4 10.6 60E 179 -5 4 244 82U 100 42 90 21 May 26 10 16 10.2 r X217145 11.4 57E 179 -5 3 244 -84S 269 211 260 21 May 26 10 16 13.3 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 57E 179 -5 3 244 -76S 260 202 251 21 May 26 10 16 21 GrX135424 11.6 11.3 57E 179 -4 3 ** GRAZE: CA 80.6U; Dist. 37km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 28.42+0.39(E.Long+82.41)] 21 May 26 10 16 32 M X217227 10.6 56E 179 -5 4 244 5N 10 312 1 21 May 26 10 16 44 m X135424 11.6 11.3 56E 179 -4 3 244 80U 190 131 180 21 May 26 10 18 11.0 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 54E 179 -4 3 244 -62S 247 189 238 21 May 26 10 18 19.7 D X135498 10.8 10.4 53E 179 -4 3 244 66U 131 73 122 21 May 26 10 19 22.9 d X135515 11.0 10.4 52E 179 -4 3 244 103U 61 2 51 21 May 26 10 20 38.0 d X217286 11.4 49E 179 -4 3 244 84U 90 31 80 21 May 26 10 24 27.9 d X217293 11.5 43E 179 -3 2 245 78U 96 37 87 21 May 26 10 26 13.8 r X217184 11.4 40E 179 -3 1 245 -60N 304 245 295 21 May 26 10 26 33.3 r X217175 11.2 39E 179 -3 1 245 -89N 275 216 266 21 May 26 10 27 0.4 R X217214k 10.7 v 38E 179 -2 1 245 -28N 336 277 327 *** A light curve is desired as X217214 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204800531} X217214 = ASAS J160653-2048.2, 11.27, range 0.98, V, Type MISC, Period 527.26239 days, Phase 79 %

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21 May 26 10 27 17.8 r X135395 10.9 10.5 38E 179 -2 1 245 -65N 299 240 290 21 May 26 10 27 26.3 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 38E 179 -2 1 245 91U 229 169 219 21 May 26 10 29 46.3 d X135506 11.7 10.9 34E 179 -2 1 245 53U 153 93 143 21 May 26 10 29 47.5 r X217209k 11.3 34E 179 -2 1 246 -38N 326 267 317 *** A light curve is desired as X217209 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204794451} 21 May 26 10 34 11.1 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 27E 179 -1 0 246 23N 27 327 18 21 May 26 10 34 33.8 D X217312 10.7 27E 179 -1 0 246 83U 80 20 71 21 May 27 6 47 38.3 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 37 190 88S 281 272 277 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 19.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.0" 21 May 27 7 18 44.3 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 36 198 81N 292 274 288 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 19.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.1" 21 May 29 10 8 21.9 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -6 30 207 85S 261 234 271 21 May 31 10 55 14.3 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 3 41 191 47N 297 287 316 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 38 37.7 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 11 92 63N 271 334 292 21 Jun 6 8 48 39.2 R 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 7 84 37S 193 255 211 21 Jun 7 9 23 57.5 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 8 79 88N 250 313 266 21 Jun 12 21 44 6.0 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 33 60 272 43S 139 62 130 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.23sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 0 53 5.5 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 6+ 28 -6 20 288 21S 162 94 152 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +86sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -189sec 21 Jun 13 2 7 4.0 d 79473 K7 8.6 7.9 6+ 29 5 295 44S 139 78 129 21 Jun 13 2 12 34.1 d 1140 R9 8.0 6.9V 6+ 29 4 296 37S 147 86 137 R1140 = NQ Geminorum 1140 = NQ Gem, 7.4 to 8.18, V, Type ZAND+SR, Period 58.2 days, Phase 13 % 21 Jun 15 23 43 52.3 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 8 64 250 83N 101 41 80 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.22sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 0 56 35.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -6 48 264 -53N 325 259 304 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.02sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 48 15.6 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 37 270 32N 50 343 29 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 14 25.1 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 31 272 54S 144 77 123 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -40sec 21 Jun 17 0 45 35.5 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -4 58 245 86N 108 53 85 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 43 6 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 48+ 88 21 64 ** GRAZE: CA-14.6S; Dist.173km in az. 37deg. [Lat = 29.99-0.66(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Jun 17 22 46 1 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 88 20 66 152 -15S 218 243 195 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jun 18 0 44 27 m 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -4 63 221 16N 39 4 16 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743}

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21 Jun 19 2 23 12.3 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 50 231 70S 134 90 111 21 Jun 20 1 10 17.3 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 -9 56 181 35S 168 167 147 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 13 20.0 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 52 207 -67S 269 246 249 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 25 10 37 31.6 d 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 99- 171 0 6 236 -85S 111 56 117 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -480sec 21 Jun 29 6 40 7.4 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 28 127 38S 199 245 221 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 49 31.5 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 30 129 56S 217 262 239 21 Jun 29 9 36 15.2 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 48 176 67S 228 232 250 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +11sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +175sec 21 Jun 29 9 58 12.9 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -8 49 183 -55N 36 33 59 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -59sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 19 49.8 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 8 43 211 89S 250 222 273 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -247sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 9 16 34.2 r 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 49 151 73N 265 291 288 21 Jul 1 9 52 56.0 r 128739SA0 7.4 7.4 55- 95 -9 53 144 19S 176 207 199 128739 is triple: AB 7.4 10.3 3.3" 339.6, dT = +16sec : AC 7.4 12.4 40" 57.9, dT = +94sec 128739 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 2 6 57 36.1 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 15 96 84S 241 303 263 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -34sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -170sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 59 27.6 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -8 52 128 68S 225 269 246 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 4 8 21 42.9 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 20 87 67S 227 292 244 21 Jul 6 8 51 16.1 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 11 73 78S 246 310 255 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -9sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 6 8 54 38.9 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 12 74 26S 194 258 203 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 14 15 3.9 r 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 11- 38 45 79 131 18S 187 232 196 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 167" 119.3, dT = -359sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Jul 7 9 19 45.4 r 76872kG5 9.5 9.1 6- 29 9 69 62S 236 299 240 *** A light curve is desired as 76872 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247550866} 21 Jul 7 9 24 21.6 R 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 10 69 83N 272 335 276 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.15sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired

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21 Jul 7 9 39 54.8 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 13 71 45S 220 285 224 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 50 13.2 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 -10 15 72 43S 217 283 221 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 14 2 48 42.1 d 99317kK0 8.1* 7.6 16+ 48 7 280 69N 87 24 65 *** A light curve is desired as 99317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248864364} 21 Jul 18 0 55 18.6 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -6 49 203 59N 79 59 61 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.7sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 2 56 22.4 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 36 219 62N 78 43 64 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 8 45.0 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 34 222 76S 120 82 105 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -26sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -24sec 21 Jul 21 0 43 53.0 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -4 31 149 65S 120 149 115 21 Jul 21 1 12 54.3 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 -10 34 156 81S 103 126 99 21 Jul 23 0 57 32 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -7 14 130 36N 14 63 23 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +23sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 10.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.2" 21 Jul 23 1 2 41 Gr 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -8 15 ** GRAZE: CA 28.2N; Dist. 22km in az. 30deg. [Lat = 28.28-0.51(E.Long+82.41)] Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 7.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7" 21 Jul 23 5 7 49.7 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 36 185 69S 86 80 95 21 Jul 25 5 35 45.4 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 39 160 72N 290 309 309 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 17 33.6 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 35 139 69S 239 276 260 21 Jul 27 7 54 54 M 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 51 168 20N 323 333 346 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 32 58.6 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 29 115 51N 290 344 313 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.36sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 46 43.8 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 31 117 -52S 108 161 131 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.16sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 34 56.7 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 40 127 87N 253 299 276 21 Jul 28 6 35 30.7 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 40 127 83S 243 289 266 21 Jul 28 6 35 57.1 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 40 127 25S 186 231 209 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.14sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 29 6 38 33.8 r 128965 K0 7.6 6.9 71- 115 36 113 8S 167 221 189 21 Jul 31 9 38 11.5 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 62 122 55S 216 265 233 21 Aug 1 9 59 12.8 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 -12 60 109 48S 212 272 226 21 Aug 2 8 32 48.4 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 33 85 82S 250 318 260

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*** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 32 0.4 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 28 76 76S 255 325 255 21 Aug 4 10 17 17.9 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 -8 37 79 68S 248 320 248 21 Aug 5 9 25 30.9 r 78413cG0 9.0 8.7 10- 36 16 70 40S 226 292 221 78413 is double: ** 9.6 9.6 0.10" 210.0, dT = -0.23sec 78413 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 792). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 5 9 52 42.1 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 22 72 80S 266 334 261 21 Aug 6 9 35 54.0 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 8 66 88S 283 345 273 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 41 55.3 d 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -7 30 248 73N 94 39 72 21 Aug 13 1 33 25 d 1875cF0 6.7* S 22+ 56 19 255 3S 197 139 176 R1875 = 48 Virginis 1875 is double: AB 7.12 7.65 0.46" 190.4, dT = +5sec 1875 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1875 = NSV 19585, 6.59, , Type DSCT: 21 Aug 14 1 14 38.1 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 29 239 58S 142 91 122 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +13sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 24 40.5 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 27 241 58S 142 90 122 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 23 1.3 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 22 238 54N 71 20 55 21 Aug 15 23 10 46.6 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 11 42 172 39S 154 161 142 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -335sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 19 52.0 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -3 41 194 -69S 262 249 251 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -502sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 0 51 52.2 d 2735pA5 7.2 7.1 85+ 135 -11 30 154 26S 146 171 152 *** A light curve is desired as 2735 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214328320} 2735 is double: AB 7.2 14.0 5.2" 258.0, dT = -8sec 2735 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 1 40 46.6 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 34 166 63S 108 122 115 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 42 31.9 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 33 198 39N 29 12 36 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1388sec 21 Aug 19 4 33 38.5 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 29 210 -36N 314 284 321 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -364sec 21 Aug 23 3 33 28.1 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 33 131 -35N 47 90 69 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -117sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 54 57.6 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 44 153 62S 252 277 275 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -265sec

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3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 12.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.5" 21 Aug 24 3 34 49.8 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 97- 158 29 119 31S 201 253 224 Distance of 3484 to Terminator = 18.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Aug 24 6 7 10.4 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 52 158 84S 253 273 276 21 Aug 25 8 57 28.7 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 56 213 44S 208 179 230 21 Aug 26 3 21 49.9 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 14 95 46S 209 270 230 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 59 31.7 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 71 172 72S 234 241 253 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.14sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 44 57.9 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 50 95 71S 238 305 250 21 Aug 30 4 35 39.4 r 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 50- 90 2 67 52S 222 283 230 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 167" 119.3, dT = +76sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Aug 30 5 41 34.2 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 15 74 40N 310 16 318 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.18sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 49 22.3 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 29 80 57S 228 297 236 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.13sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 7 0 12.9 R 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 32 81 87S 258 327 266 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 24 3 M 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 50 89 19N 332 44 339 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 30 9 41 8.7 r 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 49- 89 66 100 20S 191 260 198 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = -18sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Aug 31 10 3 53.3 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 62 91 44S 220 296 223 21 Sep 1 8 41 25 m 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 34 76 17N 345 57 342 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 14 22.0 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 41 79 75N 288 2 285 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 22 46.2 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 19 71 83N 286 353 278 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.14sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 33 53.0 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 21 72 61S 250 318 242 21 Sep 2 8 35 47.6 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 22 72 45S 233 302 226 21 Sep 2 8 57 7.2 r 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 22- 55 26 74 31S 220 289 212 21 Sep 2 9 1 43.9 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 55 27 74 26S 215 285 207 21 Sep 2 9 23 29.3 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 32 76 45S 234 306 226 21 Sep 2 9 30 45.0 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 21- 55 33 76 76S 264 336 256 21 Sep 2 10 30 28.1 r 1079 K2 8.6 7.9 21- 55 -9 46 81 50N 319 35 311 21 Sep 4 9 19 3 M 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 8 69 18N 5 68 348

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*** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 37 4.2 r 80490kF8 9.3 9.1 8- 32 11 71 36S 239 303 222 *** A light curve is desired as 80490 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212087671} 21 Sep 4 9 56 24.9 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 15 73 49S 252 318 235 21 Sep 4 10 30 38.3 r 80514pA* 8.5 8.4 7- 32 -9 22 77 23S 226 294 209 *** A light curve is desired as 80514 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212082764} 80514 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 87.0, dT = +0.25sec 80514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 716). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 5 10 20 5.2 r 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 3- 20 -12 8 74 30S 243 306 223 21 Sep 9 18 49 51.2 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 60 53 156 42N 59 80 39 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 9 19 1 51 Gr 1941 M3 4.7 3.8s 10+ 37 57 53 ** GRAZE: CA 21.7N; Dist.106km in az. 43deg. [Lat = 29.36-0.82(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Sep 9 19 16 33.5 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 55 55 167 2N 20 32 360 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 12 1 18 5.1 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 19 235 55N 69 19 56 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +205sec 21 Sep 13 19 42 5.0 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 49 15 130 60N 64 112 61 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.18sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 30 22.1 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 91 40 23 138 -27N 337 17 335 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.19sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 17 2 55 56.0 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 38 189 70S 91 82 106 21 Sep 18 1 23 56.2 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 35 147 79N 52 83 71 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 53 22.9 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 38 155 33N 6 30 25 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 38 5.4 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 39 204 46N 19 357 38 21 Sep 22 7 15 19.1 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 61 208 86N 267 242 288 21 Sep 25 4 12 45.5 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 31 87 79N 267 334 281 21 Sep 25 10 44 11.1 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -9 58 258 51N 295 230 308 21 Sep 26 4 58 54.8 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 33 83 68N 282 351 291 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.29sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 19 21 m 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 41 82 18N 335 48 340 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0 : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9 : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 34 32.1 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 44 84 89N 265 338 269 21 Sep 27 7 54 33.1 r 76853KF5 7.5 7.2 66- 109 61 92 5S 179 253 183 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76853 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247643791} 21 Sep 27 9 11 11 Gr 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 78 ** GRAZE: CA 15.8N; Dist. 48km in az. 153deg. [Lat = 27.57+0.45(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Sep 27 9 11 48 M 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 78 106 16N 338 47 342 R742 = 99 Tauri

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*** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1 : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 37 24.6 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 35 77 78S 256 329 256 21 Sep 28 8 24 47 m 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 57- 98 57 85 16N 342 60 342 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 8 39.1 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 9 72 77N 305 8 286 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 3 9 50 18.2 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 18 81 66S 273 339 252 21 Oct 4 10 16 17.5 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 11 84 57S 270 333 247 21 Oct 4 10 43 14.4 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -10 16 87 90N 304 7 281 21 Oct 10 0 19 0.1 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 15 235 71S 121 70 112 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 34 26.5 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 12 237 67S 124 71 115 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 46 50.9 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -10 27 217 34N 40 4 37 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = 0.00sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 1 29.8 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 25 219 85N 91 52 87 21 Oct 11 0 11 13.4 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 23 221 78N 84 44 80 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 28 29.3 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 21 224 64N 70 27 67 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 5 44.4 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 5 238 87N 93 36 90 21 Oct 12 1 24 31.6 D 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 20 222 32S 147 106 150 21 Oct 12 1 56 30.4 r 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 15 227 -20S 199 152 202 21 Oct 14 0 0 8.0 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 37 174 76N 62 68 76 21 Oct 15 4 5 18.2 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 27 224 68N 48 7 66 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 42 36.4 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 49 198 50S 100 84 123 21 Oct 19 7 33 12.7 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 37 247 63S 79 24 101 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +126sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 20 8 27 29.5 d 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 37 256 51N 348 289 8 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +1020sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 22 10 30 47.3 r 450 K3 6.4 5.6 97- 161 34 271 23S 191 124 205 Distance of 450 to Terminator = 8.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.1" 21 Oct 24 5 3 35.7 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 51 88 50N 302 15 308 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -9sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -930sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 16 49.0 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 84 223 48N 303 262 309 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 9 41 51.8 d 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 67 264 -33S 138 65 144 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = -1.7sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = +105sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days

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21 Oct 24 10 6 5 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 61 ** GRAZE: CA -3.6S; Dist.218km in az. 182deg. [Lat = 26.09-0.03(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Oct 24 10 21 58.0 r 76720WB3 7.0 7.0 88- 139 58 269 19S 191 117 197 76720 is double: BA 7.0 4.2 63" 34.0, dT = +482sec 21 Oct 24 10 29 12.4 r X 32222CB3 7.0 v 88- 139 56 270 26S 198 124 204 X 32222 is double: Ab,Aa 7.0 4.3 0.33" 179.6, dT = -2.1sec X 32222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 32222 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 10 29 12.8 R 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 56 270 26S 198 124 204 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = +2.1sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -393sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 25 7 24 3.1 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 72 94 75N 281 358 282 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +0.5sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +5sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 24 8.7 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 72 94 75N 281 358 283 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +5sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -5sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +516sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 30 1.5 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 26 73 57S 243 313 235 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 9 24 20.2 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 76 95 77S 264 342 255 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -1.8sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 10 52 17.1 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 106 -11 84 253 28N 339 269 330 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 30 11 17 54.2 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 33- 71 -5 65 110 66S 269 329 248 21 Oct 30 14 56 1.3 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 37 61 253 -85S 118 56 97 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.14sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 12 3.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 46 45 266 72N 310 243 290 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 10 0 42.9 r 99313 K0 8.5 8.0 24- 59 37 95 43S 249 313 226 21 Nov 1 13 31 15.3 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 22 64 143 79S 287 319 264 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 10.6 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 7 92 85N 305 7 283 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +85sec 21 Nov 2 9 43 35.8 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 7 92 84N 306 8 283 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -8sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -85sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 9 49 52.4 r 119448kG0 9.2 8.9 8- 33 8 93 56S 266 328 244 *** A light curve is desired as 119448 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229113371} 21 Nov 2 10 44 43.6 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 20 100 89N 301 1 279 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376}

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21 Nov 3 20 28 23 GrMercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 25 19 ** GRAZE: CA 17.2S; Dist.141km in az. 10deg. [Lat = 29.35-0.16(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Nov 3 20 30 40 M Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 26 19 249 -1S 226 151 188 21 Nov 7 0 1 47.1 d 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 3 241 22N 32 335 27 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 24 14.4 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 13+ 43 9 233 68S 116 63 116 21 Nov 12 2 46 46.6 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 30 225 54N 33 352 53 21 Nov 13 0 3 33.8 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 47 163 34N 9 25 32 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +165sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 0 15 41 m 165327 F0 7.8 7.6 65+ 108 47 167 12S 144 156 166 21 Nov 13 1 7 46.3 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 48 186 -59N 277 271 299 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -492sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 23 40 41.1 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 44 138 57S 96 133 119 21 Nov 14 2 10 28.4 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 53 194 87N 60 48 83 21 Nov 14 23 19 33.5 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -10 37 118 79S 73 124 96 21 Nov 19 7 31 50.0 r X 66269k 11.4 11.1 89E 179 56 262 -76N 245 177 257 *** A light curve is desired as X 66269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712498} 21 Nov 19 7 46 39.2 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 69E 179 54 264 86U 77 8 89 21 Nov 19 7 55 29.6 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 56E 179 52 266 65U 35 326 47 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 59 50.4 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 50E 179 50 266 -64N 254 186 266 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 0 15.3 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 49E 179 50 266 -72S 210 142 222 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 8 5 36.4 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 42E 179 49 267 59U 9 300 21 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 12 38 GrX 66375 11.2 11.0 32E 179 48 ** GRAZE: CA 65.2U; Dist. 7km in az. 180deg. [Lat = 27.99+0.00(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Nov 19 8 12 38 grX 66375 11.2 11.0 32E 179 48 268 65U 341 272 353 21 Nov 19 8 16 32.4 r X 4617k 11.4 11.0 27E 179 47 268 -57S 194 125 206 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 8 31 26.3 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 12E 179 43 270 75U 296 226 307 21 Nov 19 8 35 13.5 d X191069 11.7 v 9E 179 43 271 54U 54 345 66 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 8 40 24.0 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 6E 179 42 271 60U 63 354 75 21 Nov 19 8 43 12.6 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 4E 179 41 271 69U 75 6 87 21 Nov 19 8 43 56.2 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 4E 179 41 272 50U 315 246 327 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 48 42.3 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 2E 179 40 272 85U 100 31 112 21 Nov 19 8 53 35.4 d X191075k 11.8 1E 179 39 273 50U 40 331 52 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 53 49.9 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 1E 179 39 273 58U 51 342 63 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 9 2 34.5 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 37 274 51U 289 220 301 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 10 25.3 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 35 274 73U 247 179 259 21 Nov 19 9 14 54.2 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 2E 179 34 275 47U 12 303 24 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481}

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21 Nov 19 9 25 55.5 d X191091p 11.5 6E 179 32 276 83U 53 345 65 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -68sec 21 Nov 19 9 27 7.5 d X 66582k 11.3 11.2 6E 179 32 276 -27S 151 82 162 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 32 28 M 93521 F8 8.7 8.5 10E 179 30 276 -44S 166 98 177 21 Nov 19 9 32 43.1 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 10E 179 31 277 82U 41 332 53 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 37 19 GrX 66582k 11.3 11.2 14E 179 29 ** GRAZE: CA-45.4S; Dist. 60km in az. 191deg. [Lat = 27.50-0.17(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Nov 19 9 46 59.3 r X 66582k 11.3 11.2 24E 179 27 278 -65S 181 114 193 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 48 5.4 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 26E 179 27 278 49U 319 252 331 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 48 11.5 r X191069 11.7 v 26E 179 27 278 52U 275 207 287 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 55 21.5 r X191075k 11.8 35E 179 25 279 51U 291 224 303 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 9 55 37.7 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 35E 179 25 279 60U 267 200 279 21 Nov 19 9 56 8.8 d X191117k 11.8 36E 179 26 279 5S 107 40 119 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 9 57 56.8 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 38E 179 25 279 83U 231 163 242 21 Nov 19 9 59 38.6 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 41E 179 24 279 68U 256 188 267 21 Nov 19 10 2 42.2 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 45E 179 24 280 59U 280 213 291 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 8 48.5 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 54E 179 23 280 84S 22 315 34 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 12 8.6 d X191124k 11.7 59E 179 22 281 48S 56 349 68 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 13 17 m X 66622k 11.5 10.9 61E 179 22 281 90U 348 281 359 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 27 32.9 d X191143k 11.8 81E 179 19 282 -7S 101 35 113 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 28 58.0 d X191146k 11.7 83E 179 19 282 1S 92 26 104 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 19 10 29 50.8 r X 66610k 11.8 11.5 84E 179 18 282 83U 294 227 305 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 10 31 12.3 r X191091p 11.5 86E 179 18 283 84U 281 215 292 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -31sec 21 Nov 19 10 32 47.7 d X 66755k 11.3 10.6 88E 179 18 282 0S 91 25 102 *** A light curve is desired as X 66755 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740492} 21 Nov 20 4 9 51.0 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 66 99 70S 239 308 247 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.24sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.8sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +471sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 10.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.1" 21 Nov 20 5 13 30.5 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 79 122 79S 247 301 255 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 %

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Distance of 634 to Terminator = 11.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.1" 21 Nov 20 8 17 49.4 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 58 268 -83N 70 357 78 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.08sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.24sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -438sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -152sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 41 33.2 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 39 277 78S 246 174 253 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -265sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +111sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +304sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 14.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.1" 21 Nov 20 9 43 19.6 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 39 277 80N 268 196 275 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.05sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.25sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -399sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = +9sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.3" 21 Nov 21 1 39 43.1 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 24 75 67S 239 308 243 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +23sec 21 Nov 21 3 27 32.3 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 47 84 71N 281 355 284 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.06sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +35sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -15sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 30 31.0 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 25 73 50N 306 16 305 21 Nov 22 10 50 48.7 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 47 279 84S 261 185 259 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 29 36.0 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 65 88 48S 230 309 223 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -0.6sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +128sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 28 8 51 44.1 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 38 100 57S 262 324 239 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.3sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 28 10 37 52 M 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 40- 78 59 122 11S 216 265 193 21 Nov 29 11 47 22.4 r 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 29- 65 -4 59 138 87N 299 335 276 21 Nov 30 9 8 11.3 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 16 101 75N 311 11 289 21 Nov 30 10 15 51.4 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 29 111 65S 270 326 249 21 Dec 2 11 27 56.4 R 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -8 16 117 82N 298 352 282 21 Dec 5 22 54 10.5 d 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -5 11 231 37N 43 353 47 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = -0.7sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = -4sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 7 23 23 57.4 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 -11 28 217 58N 48 12 63 21 Dec 7 23 29 37.9 D 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 50 27 218 37S 132 96 148 21 Dec 8 1 8 42.5 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 12 235 72N 61 9 76

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21 Dec 9 0 47 33.5 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 28 225 85S 79 37 98 21 Dec 9 1 38 54.3 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 64 19 234 81S 83 33 102 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 5 18.8 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 15 238 81S 82 29 101 21 Dec 11 3 40 25 M 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 50+ 90 21 247 11S 146 91 169 21 Dec 11 3 40 44 Gr 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 50+ 90 21 ** GRAZE: CA 10.7S; Dist.101km in az. 337deg. [Lat = 29.04+0.37(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Dec 12 2 5 9.6 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 101 50 223 56S 99 63 122 21 Dec 13 1 16 44.6 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 64 189 40N 15 7 37 21 Dec 13 4 46 13.8 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 31 255 63N 39 340 60 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.08sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 51 49.0 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 52 107 23N 1 61 19 21 Dec 15 23 21 51.3 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -10 38 91 72S 90 157 104 21 Dec 16 0 1 27.3 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 47 95 53N 35 102 49 21 Dec 16 6 12 13.4 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 47 266 79N 63 355 76 21 Dec 17 0 19 13.9 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 42 87 69S 98 169 108 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.31sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 5 51.9 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 56 88 82N 81 155 86 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.6" 21 Dec 18 2 23 41 m 734 K0 6.6 6.0 99+ 169 60 91 23S 155 229 160 Distance of 734 to Terminator = 3.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Dec 18 5 18 29.0 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 81 248 78N 78 15 83 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +7sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = +31sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 15.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.5" 21 Dec 23 7 38 32.7 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 73 113 55S 248 309 230 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 3 25 22.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 78- 124 7 75 28S 225 288 204 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.1, dT = -0.37sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Dec 24 7 45 37 Gr 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 63 ** GRAZE: CA 10.7S; Dist. 46km in az. 199deg. [Lat = 27.62-0.31(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Dec 24 7 56 5 r 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 65 113 24S 222 280 201 21 Dec 25 5 35 40.4 R 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 68- 112 23 89 31S 232 296 210 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.36sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 26 4 55 35.8 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 3 84 53S 256 318 233 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 27 10 9 16.9 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 53 136 65N 318 356 296 21 Dec 28 8 17 37.3 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 20 109 81N 302 359 281 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -95sec

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21 Dec 28 8 51 11.1 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 26 114 -69N 92 146 71 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 56 13 Gr 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 28 ** GRAZE: CA 12.7S; Dist.145km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 26.61-0.41(E.Long+82.41)] 21 Dec 28 9 9 22.9 R 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 35- 73 30 117 36S 239 291 219 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = +121sec 21 Dec 28 9 48 41.6 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 37 124 42N 340 28 320 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 7 42.4 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 17 114 61N 319 15 302 21 Dec 29 10 14 51.1 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 29 125 74N 305 353 288 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 29 12 19 59 m 2070 F5 6.7 6.4 24- 59 -1 46 157 18S 218 239 201 21 Dec 30 10 12 42.7 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 16 121 81S 276 329 263 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 24 28.9 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 18 123 50S 245 297 232 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 36 50.3 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 20 125 49S 244 294 231 21 Dec 30 11 11 29.7 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 26 130 75S 269 314 256 21 Dec 31 11 3 19.1 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 11 123 19N 349 42 341 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 % 21 Dec 31 11 42 21.8 r 184366KF6 8.0 7.8 7- 31 -9 18 129 67N 300 348 292 *** A light curve is highly desired as 184366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204356572}

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Lunar Occultation predictions Capitolio Nacional Havana City Cuba

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Occultation prediction for Capitolio Nacional, Havana City, Cuba E. Longitude - 82 21 34.2, Latitude 23 8 6.6, Alt. 3m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 7 11 53.3 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 62 102 42S 239 308 217 21 Jan 3 9 54 8 Gr 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 75 ** GRAZE: CA 16.6S; Dist.102km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 24.30-0.72(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jan 3 9 56 18 M 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 76 233 17S 215 166 193 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 18 22 M 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 66 236 17S 218 168 195 21 Jan 5 6 34 17 Gr 1755 A0 6.9 6.9 62- 104 27 ** GRAZE: CA 6.4S; Dist. 49km in az. 190deg. [Lat = 22.69-0.17(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jan 5 6 42 10.0 r 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 29 99 20S 222 288 199 21 Jan 5 10 7 53.9 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 68 154 88N 294 319 271 21 Jan 6 10 57 7.2 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 63 160 76S 279 298 257 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -51sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 58 43.7 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 43 128 59N 322 9 303 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.1sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 28 27.0 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 48 135 76N 305 346 286 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 7 10 51 43.1 r 139679 K0 8.5 7.9 38- 76 51 142 78N 303 338 284 21 Jan 8 8 23 48.7 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 11 110 40S 238 301 223 21 Jan 8 8 56 24.1 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 18 114 85N 293 353 277 21 Jan 8 10 54 56.1 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 40 134 53N 325 8 309 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 33 50.1 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -9 45 144 67N 311 345 296 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +249sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -247sec 21 Jan 9 9 3 42.3 r 159520pF2 7.6* 7.4 18- 50 6 113 17N 357 60 346 *** A light curve is desired as 159520 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249781547} 159520 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.02sec 159520 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 51). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 10 6 15 M 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 18 121 15S 208 265 198 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 10 14 1.4 R 159551 G2 7.3 6.9 17- 49 20 121 23N 350 46 340 21 Jan 9 11 40 38.3 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -8 35 136 84N 289 331 279 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 12 2 30 Gr 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -4 36 ** GRAZE: CA 17.0S; Dist.158km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 24.93-0.71(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jan 9 12 3 30 M 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -3 38 142 17S 210 247 200 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.3 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jan 9 18 1 12.7 d 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 45 21 236 -14N 25 331 16 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5, dT = -3sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +134sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 18 8 44 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 44 19 ** GRAZE: CA -0.5N; Dist. 62km in az. 346deg. [Lat = 23.71+0.23(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jan 9 18 17 24.1 R 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 44 18 239 13N 359 302 349 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8, dT = +0.01sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5, dT = +2.4sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = -122sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 16 0 45 46 m 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 11 247 15S 151 89 173 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 48 41.0 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 11 248 86N 72 10 93 21 Jan 16 0 53 40.5 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 10 248 76N 63 360 84 21 Jan 18 0 22 33.0 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 39 240 66S 94 41 118 21 Jan 21 1 39 9.8 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 57 250 84S 76 15 95 21 Jan 21 2 15 37.4 D 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 49 256 60S 100 35 119 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.6sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 0 56 56.3 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 79 99 72S 98 175 106 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 4 9 25.2 d 78231SK2 7.4 6.7 93+ 148 80 284 20N 24 284 20 78231 is triple: AB 7.6 9.9 21.3" 244.7, dT = -120sec : AC 7.6 10.3 40" 321.1, dT = +137sec Distance of 78231 to Terminator = 19.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1" 21 Jan 26 4 10 34.9 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 80 281 39S 145 48 142 21 Jan 27 1 53 8.5 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 57 80 90N 103 189 95 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +12sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +368sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +152sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 5 56.6 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 159 60 80 52N 65 152 57 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -77sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 27 4 0 12.5 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 85 71 33S 161 268 152 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -103sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % Distance of 79238 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.8" 21 Jan 30 3 5 9.5 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 35 85 -90S 96 169 75 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.19sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 20 1.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 52 92 64N 302 16 281 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.13sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 15 59.4 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 25 87 39S 234 303 211 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.31sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 47 50.7 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 64 155 82S 282 306 260

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21 Feb 4 8 5 28.7 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 33 123 80N 298 350 282 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 5 8 23 19.0 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 23 122 55N 319 14 307 21 Feb 5 9 29 54.8 r 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 35 134 80S 274 318 262 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 9 18 14.9 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 21 126 72N 296 349 289 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 54 59.3 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 4 118 54N 308 11 307 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 9 46 4.7 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 14 124 77S 259 315 258 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 10 58 32.1 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 26 135 49S 231 276 230 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 10 46 12.1 r 187037 B9 8.7 8.6 12- 41 13 125 48N 305 2 311 21 Feb 8 11 1 35.8 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 16 128 54S 227 281 233 21 Feb 15 0 49 37.2 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 17 259 67N 50 345 73 21 Feb 16 0 37 46.6 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 49 31 258 33N 15 310 37 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 17 10 42.1 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 54 27 95 55S 107 174 127 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 52 47.5 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 39 260 85S 76 10 96 21 Feb 17 2 17 48.0 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 20 270 69N 50 342 70 21 Feb 17 3 18 47.8 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 7 276 81S 81 13 100 21 Feb 18 1 5 26.4 d 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 33+ 71 47 263 24N 7 298 24 21 Feb 18 2 53 54.7 D 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 34+ 71 23 274 27N 10 300 27 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.054" 169.4, dT = -0.24sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 18 3 5 2.7 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 21 275 82S 81 11 97 21 Feb 19 2 54 20.6 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 34 275 69N 55 342 68 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +12sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 13 43.9 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 -11 81 250 77S 92 25 101 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -22sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 29 33 M 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 64 268 8S 161 83 170 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 21 5 10 37.4 D 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 26 285 36N 31 316 35 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = -0.8sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 39 % 21 Feb 22 1 23 36.5 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 88 305 32S 148 24 147 21 Feb 22 3 59 4.7 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 54 281 74N 75 351 73 21 Feb 22 4 14 37.4 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 50 281 72N 73 350 72 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.41sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Feb 22 21 54 5.5 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 20 34 74 26N 32 110 26 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +173sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 45 24.2 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 9 45 77 -61N 305 27 299 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +349sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 44 6.1 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 42 284 67N 74 353 67 21 Feb 23 6 26 8.5 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 33 285 33S 154 77 147 21 Feb 23 23 36 39.7 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -2 44 78 70N 83 164 72 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -17sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 1 0 38.6 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 63 81 -83S 276 3 265 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -17sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 0 33.3 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 89 28 82N 96 248 84 21 Feb 24 3 4 54.0 d 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 88+ 139 89 345 27N 41 237 29 21 Feb 24 3 48 3.7 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 80 278 87S 107 13 95 21 Feb 24 7 13 7.9 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 34 284 74S 121 43 109 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.14sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 20 20.2 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 141 33 284 60S 135 58 122 21 Feb 28 11 6 29 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 98- 165 -11 25 267 -24N 31 323 8 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Feb 28 11 9 54 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 98- 165 -10 24 ** GRAZE: CA-23.9N; Dist.225km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 20.91-0.42(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Mar 1 6 36 18.4 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 65 150 79S 274 301 251 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -142sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 48 56.5 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 45 123 58N 319 9 298 21 Mar 2 6 27 38.5 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 52 134 73S 270 312 249 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.08sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 33 28 m 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 56 215 19S 217 185 197 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0 21 Mar 2 10 45 44.3 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 44 235 -47S 151 102 131 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 49 36.6 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 -1 31 247 74S 272 214 252 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 2 53.5 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 52 154 55S 252 276 234 21 Mar 3 9 43 55.3 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 54 195 74S 270 257 253 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 24 26.6 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 51 210 61N 316 288 299 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +2sec

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X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 24 29.1 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 51 210 61N 316 288 299 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -2sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 8 44 34 Gr 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 35 ** GRAZE: CA 18.3S; Dist. 40km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 23.59-0.71(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Mar 5 8 44 47 M 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 36 142 18S 208 245 200 21 Mar 6 9 41 40.4 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 33 144 62S 246 282 244 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +11sec 21 Mar 6 9 41 51.5 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 33 144 63S 247 283 244 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -11sec 21 Mar 6 9 45 19.4 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 34 145 69N 295 330 292 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -30sec 21 Mar 7 9 34 12.7 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 22 133 87N 270 318 273 21 Mar 8 10 28 40.1 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 22 132 79N 271 320 281 21 Mar 9 10 4 9.7 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 8 120 65N 277 338 292 21 Mar 16 0 34 41.0 d X 2184kF8 9.9* 9.7 6+ 29 15 270 55N 40 333 61 *** A light curve is desired as X 2184 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457268} 21 Mar 16 0 43 43.1 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 13 271 62N 48 340 68 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 17 2 4 14.9 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 6 279 38S 126 59 144 21 Mar 18 2 33 48.4 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 11 282 68S 98 29 113 21 Mar 19 1 18 20.0 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 38 277 70S 99 24 109 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 18 32.0 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 44+ 84 47 282 80N 78 356 79 21 Mar 21 2 47 52.0 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 41 283 36S 141 62 142 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 16 0.3 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 35 285 59N 56 339 57 21 Mar 21 4 56 16.1 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 13 291 84N 82 12 83 21 Mar 21 23 47 18 Gr 977cK2 6.4 5.7 54+ 94 -2 86 ** GRAZE: CA 7.3S; Dist.198km in az. 175deg. [Lat = 21.34+0.08(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Mar 22 2 26 51.6 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 57 282 71N 74 348 70 21 Mar 23 1 12 53.0 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 85 293 86N 95 344 86 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.32sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 48 17.7 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 63 280 -80N 289 201 279 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 43 50.3 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 38 284 72S 117 38 107 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +69sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -20sec 21 Mar 25 6 51 57.0 D 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 32 279 23N 45 331 26 21 Mar 25 22 16 5.1 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 89+ 142 19 18 79 85N 112 182 91 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.13sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 22 40.9 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 4 33 85 -72S 280 353 259 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.17sec

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1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 38 41.9 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 76 118 76N 104 162 82 21 Mar 26 7 40 48.5 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 32 274 81N 109 37 87 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 35 8.8 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 20 108 88S 279 341 260 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 19 4 Gr 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 16 ** GRAZE: CA 17.0S; Dist.195km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 21.21-0.41(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Mar 31 3 32 25.1 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 18 115 44S 238 298 223 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +5sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -25sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = -29sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -107sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Mar 31 3 32 29.1 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 18 115 45S 238 298 223 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -5sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 33 50.9 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 25 132 48S 235 283 230 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.16sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 52 9.9 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -7 41 181 32N 328 326 330 21 Apr 4 10 4 58.4 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 35 152 78S 251 280 259 21 Apr 8 13 38 11.6 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 32 47 145 72N 258 291 281 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -332sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 51 8.7 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 17 283 72S 97 26 109 21 Apr 15 1 16 27.4 d 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 11 285 32N 21 311 33 21 Apr 15 18 17 23.1 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 73 63 90 68S 103 183 112 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +664sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 16 0 2 59 m 651pB8 6.0* 6.0v 13+ 42 -4 38 279 0S 171 94 179 *** A light curve is desired as 651 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210873575} 651 is double: AB 6.0 0.20" 1.0 651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 651 = V1141 Tau, 6. to 6.02, Hp, Type SPB, Period 0.62039 days, Phase 50 % Distance of 651 to Terminator = 3.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 16 1 5 59.5 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 24 284 33S 138 65 146 21 Apr 16 1 17 40.4 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 22 285 65N 56 343 64 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +13sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 16 2 28 33.4 D 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 7 291 24N 15 307 22 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -753sec 21 Apr 16 2 38 2 Gr 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 5 ** GRAZE: CA 3.8N; Dist.107km in az. 23deg. [Lat = 24.19-0.40(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Apr 17 1 47 10.1 D 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 26 286 38N 33 318 35 21 Apr 18 2 23 20.6 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 30 287 52S 128 51 125

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78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.08sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 23 49 21.4 d 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 0 75 282 72S 113 17 106 21 Apr 19 0 4 35.2 d 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 37+ 75 -4 71 281 60S 126 33 118 21 Apr 19 0 41 48.6 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 -12 63 281 64S 121 33 114 21 Apr 19 0 50 58.4 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 61 281 65S 121 33 113 21 Apr 19 1 2 50.6 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 59 281 88S 98 11 90 21 Apr 20 3 2 46.5 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 43 282 36S 155 75 143 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +4sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 13 54.8 d 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 79 268 28N 44 321 27 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.3sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 22 47.8 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 77 267 63S 134 52 117 21 Apr 21 3 6 12.1 D 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 54 276 40N 57 336 40 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 4 38 20.7 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 33 281 29S 168 92 151 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 46 58.5 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 82 234 29S 173 121 152 21 Apr 23 4 17 32.4 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 58 256 34S 172 105 150 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 43 29.5 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 21 268 35N 64 356 41 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 25 2 20 24.8 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 59 132 57S 154 197 131 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -13sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -92sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 28 51.1 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 36 115 71S 146 202 125 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.17sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 5 1 53.0 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 61 190 36S 180 170 159 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -132sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 9.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.5" 21 Apr 26 6 32 43.5 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 50 225 85S 131 90 110 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 2 10 24 17.2 r 188570 K4 7.8 7.1 65- 107 -8 41 176 74S 244 248 256 21 May 4 10 12 44.9 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -10 37 141 89S 248 286 268 21 May 6 10 28 44.2 r 3433 G5 7.7 7.2 24- 59 -6 30 118 70N 263 319 286 21 May 7 9 38 58.1 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 13 102 69S 220 285 243 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 8 10 17 2.6 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -8 14 96 77N 253 319 275 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 47 2.6 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 11 293 54N 51 342 50 21 May 15 2 14 9.1 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 6 295 63S 114 47 113

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77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -4sec 21 May 16 1 33 15.9 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 25 289 78N 81 6 74 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.6sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 8 0.8 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 18 291 63S 119 47 113 21 May 16 3 7 51.7 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 5 295 82N 85 18 78 21 May 17 2 17 45.4 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 26 287 18S 170 95 159 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +11sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 35 59 Gr 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 21 ** GRAZE: CA-10.0S; Dist.235km in az. 212deg. [Lat = 20.64-0.58(E.Long+82.36)] 21 May 17 2 47 24.7 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 20 289 -37S 226 153 214 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -31sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 20 0 46 16.3 D 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -9 77 236 48S 153 101 132 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +1.9sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 21 2.1 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 30 274 66N 88 17 66 21 May 20 4 57 32.5 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 21 277 42S 160 89 138 21 May 20 6 19 44.2 d 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 3 284 89S 113 46 91 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 3 49 25.8 d 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 64+ 106 46 260 51N 76 9 53 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.34sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 May 21 5 30 45.6 d 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 23 270 81N 105 36 82 21 May 22 1 12 46.0 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 70 161 56N 83 101 60 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 2 17.9 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 38 255 80N 106 43 83 21 May 23 1 12 34.7 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 59 142 27S 179 213 157 21 May 24 1 24 2.2 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 48 136 46S 159 200 140 21 May 25 0 17 12.5 d X130028D 6.6 6.5S 97+ 160 -3 22 118 62S 142 199 126 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +2.7sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 25 0 17 14.6 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 -3 22 118 62S 142 199 126 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -2.7sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -21sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +46sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = +0.7sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 56 12.7 d X217229k 11.7 89E 178 -11 10 242 74N 82 21 73 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 56 57.1 D X 40500 10.7 10.4 88E 178 -11 10 242 87U 139 78 129 21 May 26 9 57 37.7 R X217104 10.1 87E 178 -11 9 243 -89N 279 218 270 21 May 26 9 57 58.5 r X217132 11.0 87E 178 -10 9 243 -39N 328 267 319 21 May 26 9 58 24.9 R 184093 A2 8.1 8.0 86E 178 -10 9 243 -89N 279 218 270 21 May 26 9 59 46.1 r X135291 11.7 10.9 84E 178 -10 9 243 -79N 289 228 280

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21 May 26 10 2 0.4 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 81E 179 -10 9 243 98U 88 27 79 21 May 26 10 2 41.1 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80E 179 -10 9 243 65N 73 11 63 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 4 10.2 r X217159 11.8 77E 179 -9 8 243 -30N 338 277 329 21 May 26 10 6 4.2 D X217227 10.6 74E 179 -9 8 243 33N 41 339 31 21 May 26 10 9 17.2 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 69E 179 -8 7 243 90U 93 31 83 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.6sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 11 12 M 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 66E 179 -8 7 244 2N 10 307 0 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 12 44 Gr 2307 B1 3.9 4.0 63E 179 -8 7 ** GRAZE: CA 1.2N; Dist.156km in az. 159deg. [Lat = 21.63+0.35(E.Long+82.36)] 21 May 26 10 12 49 m X217213 11.2 63E 179 -7 7 244 2N 10 307 0 21 May 26 10 13 33 GrX 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 62E 179 -7 6 ** GRAZE: CA 84.0U; Dist. 3km in az. 338deg. [Lat = 23.17+0.37(E.Long+82.36)] 21 May 26 10 13 34 GrX 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 62E 179 -7 6 244 84U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 14 20.3 d X217241 11.1 60E 179 -7 6 244 69U 134 72 125 21 May 26 10 16 15.2 R X135339 10.8 10.5 57E 179 -7 5 244 -79S 266 204 257 21 May 26 10 17 26.8 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 55E 179 -7 5 244 -42S 230 167 221 21 May 26 10 17 55.9 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 54E 179 -6 5 245 -58S 246 183 237 21 May 26 10 19 10.9 r X217145 11.4 52E 179 -6 5 245 -68S 255 192 246 21 May 26 10 20 22.5 d X135515 11.0 10.4 50E 179 -6 5 245 93U 76 13 67 21 May 26 10 20 43.9 d X135510 11.4 10.6 49E 179 -6 5 245 71U 113 50 103 21 May 26 10 25 21.0 d X217286 11.4 41E 179 -5 4 245 73U 103 39 93 21 May 26 10 26 45 M X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 39E 179 -5 3 245 66U 189 125 180 21 May 26 10 27 46.7 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 37E 179 -4 4 246 102U 53 349 44 21 May 26 10 29 15.3 D X135498 10.8 10.4 35E 179 -4 3 245 54U 148 84 139 21 May 26 10 29 58.3 d X217293 11.5 34E 179 -4 3 245 67U 109 45 100 21 May 26 10 30 27.7 r X217175 11.2 33E 179 -4 3 246 -75S 262 198 253 21 May 26 10 32 21.8 D 184145 K5 10.0 9.1 30E 179 -3 3 246 28N 35 331 26 21 May 26 10 33 30.2 r X217184 11.4 28E 179 -3 2 246 -77N 290 226 281 21 May 26 10 33 55.8 r X135395 10.9 10.5 28E 179 -3 2 246 -82N 285 221 276 21 May 26 10 37 13.8 R X217227 10.6 23E 179 -2 1 247 -29N 338 273 329 21 May 26 10 38 8.7 D X217312 10.7 22E 179 -2 1 246 73U 94 29 85 21 May 26 10 39 28 m X217264 11.8 20E 179 -2 1 247 2N 9 304 360 21 May 26 10 39 30.5 R X217214k 10.7 v 20E 179 -2 1 247 -51N 317 252 308 *** A light curve is desired as X217214 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204800531} X217214 = ASAS J160653-2048.2, 11.27, range 0.98, V, Type MISC, Period 527.26239 days, Phase 79 % 21 May 26 10 40 11.2 r X217209k 11.3 19E 179 -2 1 247 -58N 309 244 300 *** A light curve is desired as X217209 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204794451} 21 May 26 10 41 16.9 d X135555k 11.5 10.9V 18E 179 -2 1 247 100U 43 338 34 *** A light curve is desired as X135555 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204799757} X135555 = V1047 Sco, 11.3 to 11.9, V, Type SRB, Period 45.98 days, Phase 85 % 21 May 26 10 44 54.3 d X217327 11.4 13E 179 -1 0 247 88U 66 0 56 21 May 27 6 49 28.0 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 42 191 78S 270 259 266 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.4" 21 May 27 7 22 46.6 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 40 200 89S 281 260 277 21 May 29 4 51 48.8 R 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 89- 141 20 132 23N 334 24 343 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +0.8sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 29 10 8 43.3 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -8 35 209 73S 249 219 258 21 May 31 11 1 17.3 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 3 45 194 64N 280 266 299

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R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 33 16.4 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 10 91 75N 260 327 281 21 Jun 7 9 17 1.2 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 5 78 81S 239 307 255 21 Jun 12 22 2 30.6 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 28 55 281 21S 161 76 152 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.16sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 1 10 6 d 79417WF0 8.9 8.8 6+ 28 -12 14 291 -1S 184 113 174 79417 is double: BA 8.9 7.7 65" 199.7, dT = +634sec 21 Jun 14 1 16 50 m 80146 A2 8.0 7.9 12+ 40 24 287 13N 22 308 7 21 Jun 15 23 50 28.8 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 5 63 261 84S 114 43 93 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.16sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 7 46.8 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -11 46 271 -65N 313 239 292 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.07sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 45 27.0 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 37 274 54N 72 359 51 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 26 5.8 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 276 42S 157 85 136 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 17 0 53 9.4 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -8 58 254 82S 119 55 97 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.22sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 18 0 43 6 d 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -6 67 228 31N 54 11 31 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 18 0 51 48 Gr 119066KG5 7.9 7.6 48+ 88 -8 65 ** GRAZE: CA 16.6N; Dist. 57km in az. 45deg. [Lat = 23.86-0.91(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jun 18 1 42 7 m 119078 K0 8.1* 7.6 49+ 89 55 246 15N 39 341 16 21 Jun 19 2 33 27.2 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 50 238 60S 144 93 122 21 Jun 20 0 43 44.5 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -6 60 167 62S 141 153 121 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 1 26 14.5 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 60 189 19S 184 176 164 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 13 22.9 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 57 210 -51S 254 226 234 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 25 10 46 52.9 d 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 99- 171 -1 7 238 -65S 130 70 137 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -331sec 21 Jun 29 6 21 24.3 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 28 122 18S 179 233 202 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 36 45.0 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 31 125 43S 204 255 226 21 Jun 29 9 27 50.5 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 53 172 56S 217 224 239 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = -0.6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +191sec

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21 Jun 29 9 50 9.2 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 54 180 -67N 48 47 70 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -133sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 17 16.1 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 6 48 213 76S 237 206 259 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -175sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 9 12 7.4 R 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 53 146 85N 254 285 277 21 Jun 30 10 38 4.9 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 64- 107 -3 58 182 40S 198 196 221 21 Jul 1 8 2 44 m 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 55- 96 37 113 11N 326 24 349 21 Jul 1 10 33 33.0 r 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 54- 95 -4 62 157 80N 257 278 279 21 Jul 2 6 48 52.1 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 14 94 74S 231 298 252 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -33sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -131sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 47 55.1 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 53 119 57S 214 268 236 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 3 8 8 19 m 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 36- 73 24 92 11N 328 36 347 21 Jul 4 8 11 36.1 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 17 84 56S 216 286 233 21 Jul 5 9 59 56.8 r 93406 G5 8.8 8.6 18- 51 -11 34 85 66S 230 302 242 21 Jul 5 10 26 48.3 r 488dK0 7.9 7.3 18- 50 -5 40 87 86N 258 331 271 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 15.9, dT = +7sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 6 8 44 3.3 r 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 8 72 67S 235 304 244 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -8sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 19 49.1 r 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 7 68 85S 260 328 264 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 29 16.0 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 9 69 31S 205 274 210 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 38 51.1 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 11 70 28S 202 271 206 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 14 0 33 35.4 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 36 269 72S 126 55 104 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 14 1 5 48 m 99287pK0 8.4* 7.9 16+ 47 -11 29 273 14N 32 321 10 *** A light curve is desired as 99287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248892906} 99287 is double: AB 8.5 9.5 43" 36.9 21 Jul 18 0 56 21.7 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -9 53 206 73N 93 69 75 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.43sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 2 58 46.2 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 39 222 74N 91 51 76 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 17 1.0 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 36 226 66S 131 87 116 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -24sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -11sec

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21 Jul 20 4 53 45 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 26 230 3N 14 325 5 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 55 33 Gr 2310 G6 4.3 3.9 80+ 126 27 ** GRAZE: CA 3.0N; Dist.171km in az. 171deg. [Lat = 21.58+0.14(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 9.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 21 0 46 42.4 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -7 36 148 52S 132 164 128 21 Jul 21 1 13 46.3 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 38 155 69S 115 140 111 21 Jul 23 0 37 4.9 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -5 14 126 69N 47 103 56 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +8sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 23 5 8 37.4 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 41 186 58S 97 90 106 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 16.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.4" 21 Jul 25 5 36 35.8 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 43 159 85N 277 298 296 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 8 53.7 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 37 135 58S 228 271 249 21 Jul 27 7 38 33 d 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 55 160 9N 334 353 357 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = +14sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3, dT = -157sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = -1460sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 3413 to Terminator = 8.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 27 7 48 51 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 55 ** GRAZE: CA 21.0N; Dist. 44km in az. 316deg. [Lat = 23.68+0.88(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jul 27 7 57 5 R 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 56 168 33N 310 321 333 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = -35sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3, dT = -25sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = +1595sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 30 42.2 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 30 112 65N 276 335 299 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.3sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 49 48.1 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 34 115 -31S 129 186 152 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.38sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 5 59 44 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 36 ** GRAZE: CA-13.4S; Dist.130km in az. 152deg. [Lat = 21.81+0.49(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Jul 28 6 14 29.6 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 39 119 4S 165 219 188 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.37sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR Distance of 3536 to Terminator = 4.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 28 6 26 49.4 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 41 121 73S 233 286 256 21 Jul 28 6 27 33.8 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 42 121 82S 243 295 266 21 Jul 31 9 24 42.2 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 61 110 43S 204 265 221 21 Aug 1 9 44 16.4 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 58 98 34S 198 269 212 21 Aug 2 8 24 39.4 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 31 81 71S 238 312 249 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 24 44.9 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 25 73 63S 242 317 243 21 Aug 4 10 3 56.7 r 77304 K2 9.1 8.3 16- 47 33 75 85S 264 342 265 21 Aug 4 10 8 29.9 R 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 34 75 55S 234 312 235 21 Aug 5 9 47 1.1 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 19 70 66S 252 325 248 21 Aug 6 9 32 50.9 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 5 65 74S 269 336 259

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R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 47 47.1 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -10 30 251 84N 105 44 83 21 Aug 14 1 26 20.1 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 29 244 46S 153 97 134 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +17sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 36 24.7 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 27 245 46S 154 96 135 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 25 22.2 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 24 240 67N 84 29 68 21 Aug 15 23 22 24.4 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 8 47 176 24S 169 173 158 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -282sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 18 6.0 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -5 46 195 -55S 248 233 237 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -566sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 1 43 21.7 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 39 166 51S 120 135 127 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 34 19.3 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 39 197 55N 46 28 53 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1189sec 21 Aug 19 4 43 51.0 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 32 214 -54N 297 262 304 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -582sec 21 Aug 23 3 24 24.0 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 35 127 -46N 58 107 80 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -171sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 48 57.8 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 48 148 52S 242 272 264 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -209sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 9.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.9" 21 Aug 24 6 1 25.4 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 56 153 73S 242 267 265 21 Aug 25 8 45 12.8 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 62 212 29S 192 163 215 21 Aug 26 3 9 13.8 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 12 92 33S 195 262 216 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 49 51.4 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 75 160 59S 221 240 240 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.28sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 34 41.8 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 48 88 59S 226 301 238 21 Aug 30 5 42 43.3 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 14 73 59N 291 2 299 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.07sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 38 51.4 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 26 77 45S 216 289 223

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*** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.19sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 53 14.4 r 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 29 78 75S 246 321 254 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 37 6.0 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 52 84 52N 299 19 307 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 31 9 47 23.1 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 78 58 81 26S 202 287 205 21 Sep 1 8 52 19.1 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 35 74 47N 315 34 312 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 11 46.2 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 39 75 90S 272 352 269 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 13 28 m 78998 G5 8.0 7.7e 22- 56 16 68 17N 351 63 344 78998 = V0369 Gem, 7.95 to 8.12, V, Type EB, Period 0.423061 days, Phase 8 % 21 Sep 2 8 19 39.2 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 17 69 83S 271 343 263 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.19sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 24 34.0 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 18 69 27S 216 288 208 21 Sep 2 8 25 48.5 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 18 69 46S 235 307 227 21 Sep 2 9 11 10.7 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 28 72 27S 216 292 208 21 Sep 2 9 24 15.3 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 31 73 60S 249 326 241 21 Sep 2 10 26 0.2 r 79052 A2 8.8 8.7 21- 55 -11 44 76 30S 219 301 211 21 Sep 2 10 36 8.2 r 1079 K2 8.6 7.9 21- 55 -9 46 76 73N 296 19 288 21 Sep 4 9 32 15.6 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 9 70 53N 331 39 314 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.28sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 47 36.8 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 12 71 30S 233 303 216 21 Sep 9 18 41 8.4 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 65 57 150 66N 84 112 64 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 11 0 59 0.8 d 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 19+ 52 18 246 30N 47 347 31 21 Sep 12 1 20 8.2 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 21 237 68N 82 27 70 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +259sec 21 Sep 13 19 34 48.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 53 17 128 78N 82 135 79 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.09sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 36 43.7 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 51+ 91 40 28 138 -44N 320 3 318 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.11sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 15 0 8 17.3 d 186934wG2 8.0 7.7 63+ 105 -9 40 175 37N 33 38 38 186934 is double: AB 8.0 14.1 17.5" 282.1, dT = -36sec 21 Sep 17 2 58 16.8 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 43 190 57S 104 94 120 21 Sep 18 1 16 14.3 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 38 143 89N 63 99 82 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 36 53.9 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 41 149 50N 23 54 43

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R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 29 8.9 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 44 203 60N 34 11 53 21 Sep 20 4 22 11.0 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 56 165 60N 8 22 31 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 13.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.1" 21 Sep 22 7 14 7.9 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 65 212 79S 251 221 273 21 Sep 25 4 6 51.7 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 29 84 90S 256 328 270 21 Sep 25 10 52 48.4 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -7 57 267 74N 272 198 285 21 Sep 26 4 54 58.2 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 31 79 81N 268 343 278 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 26 26.0 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 41 78 42N 311 31 316 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.5sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +7sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +9sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 28 12.1 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 42 79 78S 252 331 256 21 Sep 27 9 38 20.8 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 84 79 57N 297 35 301 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -11sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -293sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 29 58.2 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 32 74 65S 243 321 243 21 Sep 28 7 11 23 D 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 41 75 5N 354 74 353 21 Sep 28 7 20 28 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 43 ** GRAZE: CA 17.7N; Dist. 46km in az. 326deg. [Lat = 23.63+0.62(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Sep 28 7 27 57 R 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 44 76 31N 328 50 328 21 Sep 28 8 42 38.4 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 61 78 51N 308 37 308 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.2sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 8 28.8 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 8 71 86S 288 356 269 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 3 9 44 42.6 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 16 79 47S 254 324 233 21 Oct 4 10 9 54.2 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 9 82 36S 249 317 226 21 Oct 4 10 43 12.1 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -10 16 85 72S 286 354 263 21 Oct 10 0 28 11.2 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 16 237 57S 135 78 125 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 44 15.7 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 13 239 53S 139 80 130 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 42 8.4 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -9 31 217 51N 57 19 54 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.03sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 5 56.1 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 28 222 84S 102 60 99 21 Oct 11 0 14 45.7 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 26 223 89N 95 51 92 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 30 16.4 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 24 226 77N 83 36 79 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 11 1.9 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 6 239 79S 106 45 103 21 Oct 12 1 43 13 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 21 226 6S 173 124 176 21 Oct 13 23 56 8.9 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 42 173 87N 73 80 87 21 Oct 15 4 3 10.7 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 31 226 82N 62 17 80 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 55 39 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 52 205 22S 129 105 152

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21 Oct 17 4 3 42 Gr 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 52 ** GRAZE: CA 11.0S; Dist. 32km in az. 137deg. [Lat = 22.74+0.86(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 3396 to Terminator = 19.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Oct 19 7 37 44.5 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 38 251 43S 99 38 121 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.12sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +115sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 95 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Oct 20 8 8 2.1 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 43 257 79N 18 314 38 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +123sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 5 5 13.3 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 51 82 70N 282 3 288 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -640sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 25 46.9 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 84 273 71N 280 189 286 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 10 6 13 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 61 ** GRAZE: CA -3.6S; Dist.328km in az. 2deg. [Lat = 26.09-0.03(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Oct 24 10 6 18 m 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 61 276 -3S 168 84 174 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 25 7 22 21.4 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 71 79 88S 264 356 265 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.4sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +9sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 22 31.1 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 71 79 88S 264 356 265 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -9sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +455sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 20 12.0 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 23 70 41S 227 301 219 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 7 54 18 m 79253cK1 7.6 7.1 64- 106 56 77 11N 356 83 347 79253 is double: ** 8.7 8.7 0.050" 350.0 79253 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1350). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 9 17 57.8 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 74 76 58S 245 342 236 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -2sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 12 30.6 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 79 289 53N 314 209 305 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 28 6 33 49 Gr 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 27 ** GRAZE: CA 12.3N; Dist. 29km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 23.42+0.41(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Oct 28 6 39 48 r 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 95 28 73 23N 350 66 336 21 Oct 30 11 10 51.6 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 33- 71 -6 65 98 44S 246 319 226 21 Oct 30 15 5 15.4 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 42 60 263 -73S 130 57 109 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.09sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 21 13.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 51 43 272 83N 300 226 279 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.11sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V

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21 Oct 31 10 47 50.6 r 99334cK0 8.5* 7.9 24- 59 -11 47 96 38N 348 58 326 99334 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.08sec 99334 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 50). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 1 13 31 55.8 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 24 68 137 62S 271 310 248 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 17.0 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 7 92 77S 287 354 265 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +88sec 21 Nov 2 9 43 45.5 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 7 92 78S 288 354 265 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -6sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -89sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 10 44 28.4 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 21 98 73S 283 349 261 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 6 23 57 24.2 D 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 6 240 43N 54 352 48 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 33 41.2 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 14+ 43 10 235 51S 133 75 134 21 Nov 8 17 34 24.8 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 50 19 132 -84S 262 312 268 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 12 2 41 52.9 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 34 226 68N 48 3 68 21 Nov 12 23 49 39.7 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 51 156 47N 23 45 45 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +37sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 8 20.4 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 53 187 -73N 262 256 285 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -364sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 2 21 36.7 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 48 213 70N 46 15 68 21 Nov 13 23 40 54.8 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 135 41S 112 153 135 21 Nov 14 2 6 28.3 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 58 194 80S 73 60 96 21 Nov 14 23 13 8.4 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -7 38 114 68S 84 141 106 21 Nov 18 1 27 58.2 d 394 K0 7.5 6.9 99+ 166 48 95 41N 15 85 31 Distance of 394 to Terminator = 12.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.3" 21 Nov 19 7 39 24.6 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 80E 179 55 270 -35S 178 102 190 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 7 40 24.0 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 78E 179 55 271 80U 26 309 38 21 Nov 19 7 48 3.5 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 67E 179 53 271 75U 55 338 67 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 49 32.8 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 65E 179 53 271 70U 36 319 48 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 7 49 51.5 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 65E 179 53 271 96U 95 19 107 21 Nov 19 7 50 33 m X 4617k 11.4 11.0 64E 179 53 271 -17S 159 83 171 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 7 58 5.1 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 53E 179 51 272 -86N 236 160 248 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 33 33.9 d X191069 11.7 v 10E 179 43 275 66U 72 357 84 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days

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21 Nov 19 8 39 58 d X 66435 11.5 10.9 6E 179 42 276 32U 358 282 10 21 Nov 19 8 40 16.0 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 41 276 79U 274 199 286 21 Nov 19 8 40 48.8 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 5E 179 42 275 72U 81 5 93 21 Nov 19 8 42 54.0 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 4E 179 41 276 63U 296 220 308 21 Nov 19 8 46 29.2 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 40 276 81U 93 17 105 21 Nov 19 8 48 51.6 d X191075k 11.8 2E 179 40 276 61U 59 344 71 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 51 52.6 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 2E 179 39 276 69U 70 354 82 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 59 4.3 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 37 277 54U 288 213 300 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 59 24.1 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 277 97U 122 47 134 21 Nov 19 9 0 34 r X 66435 11.5 10.9 1E 179 37 277 29U 329 254 341 21 Nov 19 9 2 19.4 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 37 277 55U 39 324 51 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 8 10.9 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 35 278 84U 229 154 241 21 Nov 19 9 9 34.7 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 35 278 60U 269 195 281 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 24 55.4 d X191091p 11.5 5E 179 32 279 91U 71 357 83 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -56sec 21 Nov 19 9 29 4.9 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 8E 179 31 279 89U 60 346 72 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 49 31.9 d X191087k 11.4 27E 179 26 281 80U 11 298 23 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 9 51 54.1 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 30E 179 25 281 95U 209 136 220 21 Nov 19 9 52 8.9 r X191069 11.7 v 31E 179 25 281 63U 257 184 269 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 56 22 m X 4663k 11.2 10.7 36E 179 25 282 71U 347 274 359 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 19 9 58 11.2 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 39E 179 24 281 71U 250 177 261 21 Nov 19 10 0 2.6 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 41E 179 24 282 79U 238 166 250 21 Nov 19 10 0 4.3 d X 66622k 11.5 10.9 41E 179 24 282 94U 14 301 26 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 1 3.4 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 43E 179 24 282 70S 46 333 58 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 2 29.0 r X191075k 11.8 45E 179 23 282 61U 272 200 284 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 3 3.5 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 46E 179 23 282 57U 293 220 304 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 10 7 30.5 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 52E 179 22 282 69U 262 190 274 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 7 59.0 d X191117k 11.8 53E 179 22 282 -19S 130 58 142 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 12 9.4 d X191124k 11.7 59E 179 21 283 36S 74 2 85 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 17 37.2 r X191087k 11.4 67E 180 20 283 82U 324 253 336 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 30 17.5 r X 66622k 11.5 10.9 85E 180 17 284 95U 322 251 334 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 20 3 59 11.3 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 64 88 57S 225 307 233

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R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.03sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +470sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.8" 21 Nov 20 5 4 47.2 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 79 94 64S 232 313 240 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 9.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.9" 21 Nov 20 8 18 50.7 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 58 276 -79S 88 6 96 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.07sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.3sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -480sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = +19sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 38 21.9 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 39 281 59S 226 148 234 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -361sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +300sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +706sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 11.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.8" 21 Nov 20 9 45 38.9 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 38 281 83S 250 173 257 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.07sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.21sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -388sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -136sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 21 Nov 21 3 23 54.4 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 46 78 85N 266 347 269 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.34sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +19sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -40sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 30 58.4 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 24 71 68N 289 3 287 21 Nov 22 10 51 20.0 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 45 284 67S 244 161 241 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 9 44.4 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 60 77 22S 205 293 197 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -2.1sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +155sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 26 5 40 12 Gr 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 20 ** GRAZE: CA 6.8N; Dist. 60km in az. 164deg. [Lat = 22.57+0.27(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Nov 26 5 40 26 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 20 76 7N 11 83 352 21 Nov 28 8 39 8.5 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 36 95 29S 233 302 210 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.45sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 8 0 0.7 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 91 48N 338 45 315 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec

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21 Nov 30 9 9 23.8 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 17 100 88S 293 358 272 21 Nov 30 10 7 44.8 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 29 107 40S 246 307 224 21 Dec 1 10 12 43.8 R 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 11- 40 17 107 34N 350 53 331 21 Dec 2 11 27 5.4 R 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -7 18 116 82S 281 340 266 21 Dec 5 22 58 9.4 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -4 14 233 17N 22 327 26 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -2.5sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 29 17.9 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 -11 8 237 17N 23 324 27 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +135sec 21 Dec 5 23 31 45.2 D 2676WA3 6.7 6.6s 4+ 23 -11 8 237 13N 18 319 22 2676 is double: AB 6.7 8.0 42" 182.0, dT = -160sec 2676 = NSV 10864, 6.68 to 6.69, V 21 Dec 7 23 21 36.9 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 -9 32 218 71N 61 23 77 21 Dec 7 23 42 42 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 29 222 15S 154 111 170 21 Dec 8 1 9 28.2 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 15 236 87N 76 19 92 21 Dec 9 0 50 45.0 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 30 228 69S 95 48 114 21 Dec 9 1 43 34.7 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 21 236 63S 101 46 120 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 9 54.3 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 16 240 63S 100 42 120 21 Dec 12 2 26 42 m 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 49 233 16S 139 92 162 21 Dec 12 2 27 10 Gr 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 49 ** GRAZE: CA 16.1S; Dist. 33km in az. 325deg. [Lat = 23.50+0.64(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Dec 13 1 3 39.7 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 69 182 53N 29 27 51 21 Dec 13 4 42 1.6 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 34 257 81N 56 352 78 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 34 50.5 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 -11 49 98 37N 16 85 33 21 Dec 15 23 18 27.4 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -8 37 86 58S 104 177 118 21 Dec 15 23 49 59.3 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 44 89 64N 46 120 60 21 Dec 16 6 12 14.4 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 47 271 83S 81 6 94 21 Dec 17 0 18 19.1 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 41 83 52S 116 192 125 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.4sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 1 37.4 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 54 81 83S 95 179 101 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.09sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +12sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.6" 21 Dec 18 5 18 58.6 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 81 278 85S 96 2 101 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +0.35sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -90sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9" 21 Dec 23 7 7 12 Gr 1390kG0 7.7 7.4 85- 134 67 ** GRAZE: CA 8.8S; Dist. 9km in az. 13deg. [Lat = 23.22-0.21(E.Long+82.36)] Distance of 1390 to Terminator = 19.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Dec 26 11 54 54.6 r 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 56- 97 -4 69 215 9N 14 341 351 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 104.2, dT = +0.01sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 27 10 15 11.7 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 133 79N 304 346 282 21 Dec 28 8 17 26.4 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 22 107 82S 284 347 264 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873}

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1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -89sec 21 Dec 28 8 48 57.8 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 28 111 -87N 110 169 89 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 9 56 39.8 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 42 123 59N 323 15 303 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 10 15.9 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 19 113 77N 303 3 285 21 Dec 29 10 15 56.6 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 32 123 90N 290 342 273 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 30 10 7 25 Gr 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 16 ** GRAZE: CA 15.4S; Dist.167km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 24.85-0.50(E.Long+82.36)] 21 Dec 30 10 7 52 M 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 17 119 16S 211 269 198 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 7 55.9 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 17 119 62S 257 315 244 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 20 35 m 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 19 121 16S 211 268 198 21 Dec 30 11 5 3.2 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 28 127 55S 249 300 236 21 Dec 31 11 10 34.8 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 15 123 39N 328 25 321 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 % 21 Dec 31 11 41 59.5 r 184366KF6 8.0 7.8 7- 31 -7 21 128 82N 285 337 278 *** A light curve is highly desired as 184366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204356572}

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Lunar Occultation predictions Teide Observatory Canary Islands Spain

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Occultation prediction for Teide Observatory Canary Islands E. Longitude 16 18 39.8, Latitude 28 28 31.6, Alt. 3000m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 20 Dec 31 19 15 15.9 r 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 97- 159 21 74 82S 266 333 252 21 Jan 2 4 0 20.8 R 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 90- 144 55 264 15N 358 289 338 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 15.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.5" 21 Jan 2 20 47 50.7 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 85- 134 15 79 64N 312 16 291 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.5, dT = -0.07sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 3 1 10 49.2 r 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 84- 132 70 124 69N 308 357 286 21 Jan 4 5 8 53.8 r 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 74- 118 -9 57 242 26N 355 302 332 21 Jan 5 4 46 59.4 R 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 63- 106 64 208 33N 349 325 326 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 6 2 28 1 m 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 53- 93 46 126 13S 216 261 194 21 Jan 8 2 21 53.2 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 30- 67 19 117 57S 256 310 239 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 2.7, dT = +0.01sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 8 5 2 39.6 r 158734 F7 8.7 8.4 29- 66 -10 44 151 61N 318 344 302 21 Jan 9 2 28 27.3 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 20- 53 7 114 81S 276 333 264 21 Jan 9 2 56 37.0 r 159350kK0 8.4 7.8 20- 53 13 118 61S 255 310 243 *** A light curve is desired as 159350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249833792} 21 Jan 9 2 59 57.3 R 159358cK1 7.2 20- 53 13 118 25N 350 44 338 159358 is double: AB 7.47 8.66 0.08" 327.9, dT = -0.24sec 159358 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 3 38 11.2 r 159366kG8 8.8 8.3 20- 53 20 124 69N 305 355 293 *** A light curve is desired as 159366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249837948} 21 Jan 9 3 46 56.7 r 159369kG8 9.0 8.4 20- 53 22 126 81S 276 324 264 *** A light curve is desired as 159369 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249824962} 21 Jan 9 5 9 41.3 R 2232kG8 7.2 6.6 19- 52 -9 34 142 31N 343 18 332 *** A light curve is desired as 2232 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249817942} 21 Jan 15 16 59 8.9 d 164803 A9 7.9 7.7 7+ 31 -9 19 237 23N 12 321 32 21 Jan 15 17 6 20.2 D 164816DK1 8.0 7.2 7+ 31 -10 18 238 80N 68 17 89 164816 is double: AB 8.0 10.2 3.8" 347.1, dT = +1.3sec 164816 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 15 17 22 24.6 d 164822 K0 9.3 8.6 7+ 31 15 240 80N 68 15 89 21 Jan 15 17 59 28.5 d 164834 G5 8.7 8.2 7+ 31 8 245 74S 94 37 115 21 Jan 16 15 10 48.8 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 13+ 42 13 45 205 74S 90 68 113 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -403sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jan 16 16 17 43.8 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 13+ 43 0 37 223 -35S 198 160 221 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +65sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jan 16 17 37 10.6 D 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 13+ 43 24 239 60S 103 52 126 21 Jan 17 18 2 42.4 D 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 21+ 55 31 240 80N 61 10 84 21 Jan 19 18 23 6.1 D 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 39+ 77 49 237 69N 47 360 69 R170 = 33 Ceti

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170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Jan 19 19 49 40.3 D 178PF8 6.6* 6.3 39+ 78 32 254 45S 114 56 135 R178 = 35 Ceti *** A light curve is highly desired as 178 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220292272} 178 is double: AB 6.5 9.5 1.3" 133.0, dT = +5sec 178 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 21 22 38 30.3 D 404cA7 5.2* 5.1v 59+ 101 18 275 33S 129 65 145 R404 = 38 Arietis (UV) 404 is double: ** 4.8 7.4 0.036" 9.0, dT = -0.08sec 404 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 975). Observations are highly desired 404 = UV Ari, 5.18 to 5.22, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.0355 days 21 Jan 22 20 13 14.1 d 93441 A2 8.1 7.9 68+ 111 60 254 45N 30 328 43 21 Jan 22 21 34 8.3 D 505kA0 7.1* 7.1V 68+ 111 43 267 68N 53 347 66 *** A light curve is desired as 505 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210586108} 505 = HD 21590, 7.07, , Type ACV, Period 2.7609 days, Phase 70 % 21 Jan 23 16 44 58.3 d 93814kA2 7.8 7.6 76+ 121 -4 59 99 83S 86 153 94 *** A light curve is desired as 93814 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210778232} 21 Jan 24 18 37 22.4 d 76962kB9 7.1 7.1 84+ 133 74 107 69S 105 171 109 *** A light curve is desired as 76962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247541278} 21 Jan 24 22 18 4.6 d 77019cF5 7.9 7.6 85+ 134 56 270 43N 38 325 41 77019 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.050" 351.8, dT = +0.15sec 77019 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 866). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 25 16 24 17.0 d 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 90+ 144 0 35 79 37N 37 109 36 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Jan 26 0 13 23.7 d 78038SG0 7.4 6.8 91+ 146 43 278 89N 92 19 89 78038 is triple: AB 7.6 9.1 31" 189.0, dT = -10sec : AD 7.6 12.6 44" 251.0, dT = -103sec 21 Jan 26 0 46 11.4 d 78051 A2 7.6 7.5 91+ 146 36 281 41S 141 70 139 21 Jan 26 1 26 41.4 D 936cK0 5.8 5.3 92+ 146 28 284 80N 82 13 80 R936 = 5 Geminorum 936 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.050" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 936 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1300). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 18 23 5.2 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 96+ 156 49 84 75S 115 190 108 21 Jan 27 0 33 34.5 d 79054dK8 6.9 6.1 96+ 158 50 276 34N 46 331 38 79054 is double: AB 7.1 11.7 7.2" 78.0, dT = +28sec 79054 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 27 3 45 30.2 d 1092 F5 5.9 5.6 97+ 159 10 292 42S 150 86 141 R1092 = 48 Geminorum 21 Jan 27 19 22 36.7 d 79804cG0 7.4* 99+ 168 49 86 70S 136 209 123 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.3, dT = +0.09sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 79804 to Terminator = 18.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.2" 21 Jan 27 19 42 17.2 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 99+ 168 54 88 41S 165 239 152 Distance of 1195 to Terminator = 8.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.2" 21 Jan 27 22 34 13.6 D 1208DK1 6.4 99+ 169 85 198 77S 131 113 118 1208 is double: AB 6.48 9.95 1.97" 325.6, dT = -6sec 1208 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1208 to Terminator = 16.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Feb 1 1 13 16.7 d 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 87- 138 66 153 -32S 166 190 143 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Feb 1 1 18 55.7 r 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 87- 138 67 156 35N 343 4 320

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21 Feb 1 1 40 7.6 r 119034 F2 7.7 7.4 87- 138 68 170 37N 341 350 318 21 Feb 1 2 17 24.9 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 87- 138 67 194 70S 269 256 245 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Feb 4 3 8 21 m X128771D 7.9 7.7 56- 97 46 153 18S 216 240 199 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5 X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 3 8 23 M 2064DF4 6.3 56- 97 46 153 18S 216 240 199 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 7 4 5 47.3 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 23- 58 22 136 52S 236 278 233 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.9, dT = -27sec 21 Feb 7 8 53 58.5 r 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 22- 56 36 32 208 28N 334 308 333 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.21sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 8 3 27 26 M 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 15- 45 5 123 18S 194 249 197 21 Feb 8 4 52 41.5 r 186679 B9 8.5 8.4 14- 44 -10 19 135 85N 271 314 275 21 Feb 8 8 18 50 d 2672wK1 2.8* 2.3 14- 43 30 36 183 -20N 14 12 19 R2672 = Kaus Borealis = lambda Sagittarii 2672 is double: AB 2.9 9.9 82" 184.7, dT = -1109sec 21 Feb 8 8 28 31 Gr 2672wK1 2.8 2.3 14- 43 31 35 ** GRAZE: CA -7.3N; Dist. 72km in az. 359deg. [Lat = 29.12+0.02(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Feb 8 8 38 23 R 2672wK1 2.8* 2.3 14- 43 34 36 188 5N 349 341 354 R2672 = Kaus Borealis = lambda Sagittarii 2672 is double: AB 2.9 9.9 82" 184.7, dT = +1080sec 21 Feb 13 17 36 20.6 D 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 4+ 23 9 254 86N 75 16 98 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} 21 Feb 14 12 44 36 m 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 8+ 33 43 55 165 24S 141 154 164 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Feb 14 12 45 27 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 8+ 33 42 54 ** GRAZE: CA 24.1S; Dist. 38km in az. 314deg. [Lat = 28.96+0.91(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Feb 15 19 4 29.8 d 109532KG5 8.1 7.5 15+ 46 14 263 70S 92 31 114 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109532 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220222356} 21 Feb 16 17 35 25.5 d 239 F8 8.2 7.9 22+ 56 -11 44 249 81S 81 25 101 21 Feb 17 10 22 57.0 d 327cG8 4.4* 3.9s 29+ 65 48 18 90 46S 116 179 134 R327 = xi 1 Ceti 327 is double: AB 4.3 0.002" 123.5, dT = +0.01sec 327 = NSV 749, 4.35 to 4.38, V, Type E: 21 Feb 17 17 23 11.1 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 31+ 67 -9 57 243 52N 34 341 52 21 Feb 17 19 4 21.2 D 350 G5 7.6 7.1 31+ 68 36 263 71N 53 350 71 21 Feb 18 18 13 7.4 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 40+ 78 58 253 33N 18 318 33 21 Feb 18 19 16 3.6 d 458 G8 7.9 7.5 40+ 79 45 264 41N 26 321 41 21 Feb 18 22 18 24.1 d 469 A0 7.2 7.1 41+ 80 6 284 76N 62 359 76 21 Feb 19 17 9 56.8 d 93661 K5 8.2 7.2 49+ 89 -5 79 205 68S 100 76 110 21 Feb 19 18 14 18 d 93670 F5 7.8 7.5 50+ 89 69 248 18S 150 91 160 21 Feb 19 18 21 23 Gr 93670 F5 7.8 7.5 50+ 89 67 ** GRAZE: CA 10.7S; Dist. 14km in az. 167deg. [Lat = 28.35+0.21(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Feb 20 17 18 7.0 d 76733cA2 8.3 8.2 59+ 100 -7 82 146 53S 120 151 125 21 Feb 20 21 19 35.7 d 76776 A0 7.8 7.8 60+ 101 41 276 50S 123 52 128 21 Feb 21 16 23 54.5 d 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 68+ 111 5 63 92 38N 35 110 36

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R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Feb 21 19 30 43.3 D 853 F3 7.1 6.9 69+ 112 75 257 54N 52 341 52 21 Feb 21 20 51 20 d 77390 F8 7.6 7.3 69+ 112 58 271 13N 11 296 12 21 Feb 21 21 10 28.9 d 860 A0 7.8 7.7 69+ 113 54 273 34N 32 318 33 21 Feb 21 21 46 45.3 d 77452cK0 7.7 6.9 69+ 113 46 276 85S 94 21 94 77452 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 83.0, dT = +0.26sec 77452 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 682). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 19 16 0.2 d 78521 K2 7.8 7.2 78+ 124 87 167 79S 106 118 101 21 Feb 23 17 4 54.2 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 85+ 135 -4 49 84 70N 81 155 71 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.3" 124.6, dT = +54sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +81sec 21 Feb 23 19 11 47.0 d 1140 R9 8.0 6.9V 86+ 135 76 102 77S 114 185 104 R1140 = NQ Geminorum 1140 = NQ Gem, 7.4 to 8.18, V, Type ZAND+SR, Period 58.2 days, Phase 25 % 21 Feb 23 21 37 25.8 d 79523wM5 7.7 6.8s 86+ 136 71 262 45S 148 75 137 79523 is double: AB 7.8 11.1 92" 180.0, dT = +310sec 79523 = NSV 17512, 7.69 to 7.78, Hp 21 Feb 23 23 20 36.1 D 1155 F0 6.4 6.2 86+ 137 49 275 67N 80 6 69 21 Feb 23 23 52 47.8 D 1157 A2 6.2 6.2 87+ 137 42 278 84N 96 23 85 21 Feb 25 3 20 8.4 D 1308SA1 4.7 4.7 94+ 151 10 289 67S 134 71 118 R1308 = Asellus Borealis = Gamma Cancri 1308 is triple: AC 4.7 14.1 91" 258.0, dT = -96sec : AB 4.7 10.2 117" 67.0, dT = +85sec 21 Feb 25 17 56 6.8 d 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 97+ 160 35 85 68N 97 166 79 21 Feb 27 23 22 15.2 R 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 99- 170 70 163 79N 275 290 252 Distance of 1647 to Terminator = 13.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.0" 21 Feb 28 20 26 36.8 r 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 96- 158 27 101 47N 325 25 302 21 Mar 2 1 41 47.9 r 139229 K2 7.3 6.6 90- 143 58 186 18N 359 354 338 21 Mar 3 0 2 41.5 R 2016kA0 6.7* 6.6 82- 130 40 135 68N 309 349 291 *** A light curve is desired as 2016 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212658101} 21 Mar 3 3 37 1.8 R 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 81- 129 47 208 70S 267 242 249 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.5sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 4 4 35 37 M 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 71- 115 -10 41 206 13S 208 184 194 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Mar 4 23 17 55.1 r 2275pB2 6.0 s 62- 103 7 117 87S 278 335 268 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.2, dT = +0.8sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Mar 5 5 5 33.7 D 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 60- 101 -3 39 197 -83S 108 92 99 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Mar 5 6 29 49.5 R 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 59- 101 15 30 218 80N 290 255 281 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Mar 5 6 52 54.4 r 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 59- 101 20 27 223 66S 257 217 248 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Mar 6 0 42 2.1 r X138346p 6.3 6.3 50- 90 10 123 85S 271 324 267 *** A light curve is desired as X138346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204231196} X138346 is double: BA 6.3 6.3 1.0" 126.6, dT = +1.8sec X138346 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Mar 6 0 42 4.2 R 2434CA0 5.6 50- 90 10 123 85S 271 324 267 R2434 = 24 Ophiuchi 2434 is double: AB 6.25 6.32 1.03" 306.6, dT = -1.8sec 2434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 7 4 44 3.3 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 37- 75 -7 33 159 88S 267 287 269 21 Mar 17 19 50 9.1 d 93169 G5 7.6 7.1 17+ 48 10 281 36N 21 318 36 21 Mar 21 17 50 35.6 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 51+ 91 -10 80 252 88S 93 25 90 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.03sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 22 22 41 14.4 D 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 62+ 104 30 284 64S 123 53 115 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = -31sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +282sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +245sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Mar 22 22 43 48.0 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 62+ 104 29 284 74N 82 12 73 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -69sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Mar 24 0 14 37.1 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 73+ 117 21 286 77S 117 50 103 21 Mar 24 22 58 33.5 d 1357pG0 7.7 7.3 81+ 129 47 270 34S 166 96 148 *** A light curve is desired as 1357 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015356} 1357 is double: AB 7.7 16.4 82" 229.0, dT = +130sec 21 Mar 26 19 55 13.5 d 1586kK0 7.5 7.0 95+ 153 62 120 67N 99 150 76 *** A light curve is desired as 1586 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868430} 21 Mar 27 17 55 28.0 d 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 98+ 166 -11 24 95 50N 93 155 70 Distance of 119030 to Terminator = 17.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.6" 21 Mar 27 19 3 24 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 99+ 166 39 106 22S 202 260 178 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 3.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 27 19 8 30 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 99+ 166 40 ** GRAZE: CA 13.5S; Dist. 19km in az. 196deg. [Lat = 28.30-0.25(E.Long-16.31)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 27 19 14 4 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 99+ 166 41 107 5S 219 277 196 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 30 2 6 1.6 r 1969kK0 7.1 6.4 97- 162 44 222 55N 317 280 297 *** A light curve is desired as 1969 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212725073} 21 Mar 30 23 18 35.9 r 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 93- 149 42 146 29N 345 16 329 21 Apr 2 4 34 30.7 r 2407wF3 7.0 6.7 74- 119 -3 33 207 83N 284 259 279 R2407 = 15 Ophiuchi 2407 is double: AB 7.0 17.5 106" 56.9, dT = +182sec 21 Apr 4 6 32 26.3 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 52- 92 24 31 204 -57S 118 94 124 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 354" 238.3, dT = -601sec 21 Apr 4 7 38 23.0 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 52- 92 38 23 219 49S 223 186 230 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 354" 238.3, dT = -1038sec 21 Apr 7 4 0 15.4 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 22- 56 -9 19 126 63S 220 268 240 21 Apr 14 17 48 48.9 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 6+ 28 -7 20 279 27S 142 76 155 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 15.9, dT = -18sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 14 17 55 33.6 d 93410 F5 8.5 8.3 6+ 28 -8 19 279 67S 102 36 115

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21 Apr 16 20 2 40.3 D 761pB5 6.7 e 18+ 51 14 289 60S 114 49 118 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = +0.8sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 29 % 21 Apr 17 14 38 11 d 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 25+ 60 35 84 125 22S 156 209 156 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = +18sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 17 14 49 3 Gr 882SG8 5.0 4.4 25+ 60 33 86 ** GRAZE: CA 9.3S; Dist. 38km in az. 168deg. [Lat = 28.12+0.18(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Apr 17 17 46 49.4 d 893 G3 7.5 7.0 26+ 61 -6 54 274 40N 39 323 38 21 Apr 17 19 58 51.4 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 26+ 62 26 285 76S 103 34 102 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -10sec 21 Apr 17 20 10 37.5 D 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 26+ 62 24 286 36S 143 75 142 21 Apr 17 20 20 35.3 d 77776cB8 7.9 26+ 62 22 287 40S 139 72 138 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = +0.24sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 17 20 27 9.8 D 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 26+ 62 20 288 88S 91 24 90 21 Apr 18 18 58 25.0 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 35+ 72 50 277 67N 71 355 64 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.8sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 60 % 21 Apr 18 20 51 2.9 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 35+ 73 26 286 70N 75 6 68 21 Apr 18 22 16 20 m 1055 G0 5.7 5.4s 36+ 74 9 294 6N 11 308 4 R1055 = 37 Geminorum 1055 = NSV 17225, 5.73, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Apr 18 22 18 27 Gr 1055 G0 5.7 5.4s 36+ 74 8 ** GRAZE: CA 6.2N; Dist.197km in az. 211deg. [Lat = 26.42-0.52(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Apr 18 22 21 19.0 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 36+ 74 8 294 74S 111 49 104 21 Apr 19 19 18 28.4 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 45+ 84 56 272 24S 166 91 154 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +9sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 19 45 27 Gr 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 45+ 84 50 ** GRAZE: CA -8.8S; Dist.282km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 25.44-0.57(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Apr 19 20 1 35.1 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 45+ 84 47 276 -41S 231 157 219 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -34sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 21 44 27.5 d 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 45+ 85 26 285 40N 50 341 38 21 Apr 19 21 45 58.0 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 46+ 85 25 285 88S 102 33 90 21 Apr 19 22 17 44.6 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 46+ 85 19 288 82S 109 42 97 21 Apr 22 18 52 12.8 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 75+ 120 75 153 62S 143 167 121 21 Apr 22 21 40 5.8 D 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 76+ 121 55 253 63S 142 82 120 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Apr 23 19 27 46.9 D 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 85+ 134 68 151 16S 192 217 169 21 Apr 23 21 59 7.0 D 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 85+ 135 58 237 85S 123 75 100 21 Apr 27 21 31 15 Gr 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 99- 169 35 ** GRAZE: CA 24.6S; Dist. 86km in az. 39deg. [Lat = 29.47-0.70(E.Long-16.31)] Distance of 2159 to Terminator = 4.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 27 21 31 43 M 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 99- 169 36 142 25S 213 248 199 R2159 = nu Librae Distance of 2159 to Terminator = 3.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"

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21 Apr 28 21 10 29.5 R 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 95- 155 20 129 82N 289 336 280 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Apr 28 21 30 55.2 R 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 95- 154 24 133 74S 264 308 255 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Apr 29 1 5 32.2 r 2327 G3 6.7 6.4 95- 153 40 188 68N 302 295 294 21 Apr 30 2 17 58.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 87- 139 36 189 -75S 111 102 109 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 22.8, dT = +0.01sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 16 % 21 Apr 30 3 27 53.5 R 2499 K3 6.4* 5.6 87- 138 -11 31 208 81N 285 258 283 21 Apr 30 3 39 57.3 R 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 87- 138 -8 30 210 82S 267 238 265 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 22.8, dT = +0.09sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 16 % 21 May 1 0 16 46.7 r 2657kA6 6.9 6.8 79- 126 26 144 63N 297 332 301 *** A light curve is desired as 2657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 223370117} 21 May 1 1 58 0.5 r 186770 K2 7.6 6.8 79- 125 34 168 63S 242 254 246 21 May 1 3 27 16 Gr 2669CA7 6.4 78- 124 -10 33 ** GRAZE: CA 0.9S; Dist. 89km in az. 351deg. [Lat = 29.29+0.13(E.Long-16.31)] Distance of 2669 to Terminator = 4.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 2 3 55 19.7 r 2852 K0 7.3 6.6 68- 111 -5 36 183 29N 324 321 334 21 May 3 2 13 3.9 r 2984cG6 7.1 6.6 58- 99 27 142 86N 260 297 276 2984 is double: AB 6.9 0.20" 229.6, dT = -0.45sec 2984 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 3 2 16 59.3 R 2985SK2 6.8 6.2 58- 99 27 143 47N 300 335 315 2985 is triple: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.29sec : AB 6.8 10.1" 40.0, dT = +6sec 2985 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1595). Observations are highly desired 21 May 4 1 42 42.9 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 47- 87 16 125 32N 309 360 328 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 May 4 3 9 54.0 r 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 47- 86 30 141 81S 242 279 261 21 May 5 4 1 3.9 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 36- 74 -3 34 138 78N 259 297 281 21 May 14 18 9 36.8 D 77375 K0 7.1 6.6 7+ 31 -7 23 287 83N 79 11 80 21 May 14 18 37 14.9 D 77390 F8 7.6 7.3 7+ 32 17 289 55S 122 56 122 21 May 14 18 58 35.0 d 77402 F0 9.4 9.2 7+ 32 13 291 42S 135 70 135 21 May 14 19 3 25.1 D 860 A0 7.8 7.7 8+ 32 12 291 49S 127 63 128 21 May 16 15 47 36.5 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 20+ 53 23 75 261 23S 163 89 153 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 May 16 18 18 33.2 d 79407 F0 8.5 8.3 21+ 54 -9 43 279 87S 99 25 89 21 May 17 19 12 48.8 d 80146 A2 8.0 7.9 29+ 66 42 277 29N 40 328 26 21 May 17 21 10 42.1 d 1267pA0 8.1 8.0 30+ 67 17 288 41N 53 348 39 *** A light curve is desired as 1267 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212155411} 1267 is double: AB 8.1 9.7 24.9" 163.0, dT = -30sec 21 May 18 23 3 15.7 d 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 41+ 79 3 291 49N 66 5 48 21 May 19 17 7 44.7 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 49+ 89 6 78 174 64S 136 142 116 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.6, dT = -0.07sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V

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21 May 19 18 32 43.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 50+ 89 -11 68 242 -88S 289 235 268 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.6, dT = -0.18sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 May 19 19 3 12.1 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 50+ 90 62 250 81N 102 42 81 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 May 20 17 39 1.2 d 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 60+ 102 0 72 162 43S 160 177 138 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.11sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 May 21 21 20 10.6 d 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 72+ 116 48 243 67N 93 41 70 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 105.1, dT = +0.27sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 23 22 47 30.8 d 1969kK0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 42 227 70N 95 54 75 *** A light curve is desired as 1969 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212725073} 21 May 28 21 28 14.7 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 91- 145 11 128 -90N 89 140 96 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -621sec 21 May 28 22 37 39.1 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 91- 145 22 140 72N 287 327 294 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -535sec 21 May 31 3 31 17.1 r 3087 A9 7.8 7.6 72- 116 -6 39 181 44S 209 209 227 21 Jun 1 23 49 48.0 r 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 53- 93 4 108 63N 275 334 297 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +40sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +74sec 21 Jun 3 1 39 14.1 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 42- 81 20 112 42N 293 349 316 21 Jun 4 2 9 45.6 r 128739SA0 7.4 7.4 32- 69 20 106 89N 246 304 268 128739 is triple: AB 7.4 10.3 3.3" 339.6, dT = +0.5sec : AC 7.4 12.4 40" 57.9, dT = +95sec 128739 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 5 2 21 35.2 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 23- 58 17 97 50N 285 346 306 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jun 5 10 48 15.9 r 192 A3 5.1 5.1 22- 55 84 34 254 79S 234 176 255 R192 = 89 Piscium 21 Jun 12 18 32 55.1 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 5+ 25 -9 14 291 41S 140 75 132 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.6, dT = -60sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jun 12 19 0 15 m 79212 K2 9.1 8.6 5+ 25 9 294 11N 13 310 4 21 Jun 12 19 12 57.4 d 79234 M0 8.9 8.2 5+ 25 6 295 66S 115 54 107 21 Jun 13 19 40 37.4 d 80002 A0 8.6 8.6 10+ 37 10 291 68S 120 56 106 21 Jun 14 20 10 27.2 d 80626 K0 8.7 8.1 17+ 49 14 287 55N 68 3 50 21 Jun 15 19 1 2.3 d 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 25+ 60 37 271 77N 95 27 74 21 Jun 16 18 58 6.3 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 35+ 73 46 258 45S 156 94 134 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jun 16 19 0 48.5 d 99287pK0 8.4* 7.9 35+ 73 46 259 58N 78 16 56 *** A light curve is desired as 99287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248892906} 99287 is double: AB 8.5 9.5 43" 36.9, dT = +108sec 21 Jun 18 13 44 13 m 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 55+ 96 52 31 105 7N 31 90 8

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R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jun 18 13 44 43 Gr 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 55+ 96 52 32 ** GRAZE: CA 7.3N; Dist.187km in az. 195deg. [Lat = 26.73-0.24(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Jun 19 23 8 8 m 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 69+ 113 15 256 4N 27 328 6 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.023" 214.3 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1924 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 19 23 9 30 Gr 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 69+ 113 14 ** GRAZE: CA 3.8N; Dist. 95km in az. 187deg. [Lat = 27.61-0.10(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Jun 21 18 11 32.9 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 87+ 138 -4 38 146 18S 179 211 165 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jun 22 17 34 31.4 d 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 94+ 152 3 21 129 88N 99 146 90 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Jun 22 17 58 39.7 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 94+ 152 -2 24 133 69S 122 165 113 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Jun 22 18 38 56.9 r 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 94+ 153 -9 31 142 -54N 317 353 308 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Jun 22 19 9 20.6 r 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 94+ 153 34 149 -76N 294 324 285 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Jun 22 21 36 30.8 d 2327 G3 6.7 6.4 95+ 154 40 190 72N 82 73 73 21 Jun 23 23 38 29.9 D 2499 K3 6.4* 5.6 99+ 168 33 204 89N 84 61 82 21 Jun 23 23 49 41.7 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 99+ 169 31 207 74S 101 75 99 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 21.8, dT = +0.04sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 64 % Distance of 2500 to Terminator = 17.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.6" 21 Jun 24 1 6 33.9 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 99+ 169 22 223 -85N 269 228 267 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 21.8, dT = +0.07sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 64 % 21 Jun 27 2 11 31.7 R 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 93- 149 36 196 42S 215 200 231 21 Jun 27 23 46 50.5 r 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 86- 136 31 141 65N 282 318 301 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Jun 30 1 3 28.4 r 3433 G5 7.7 7.2 68- 111 35 129 68N 271 315 294 21 Jun 30 23 19 45.0 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 59- 100 9 102 74S 232 292 255 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.003" 341.6, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 Jul 2 2 42 49 m 109532KG5 8.1 7.5 47- 87 46 122 15N 322 11 344 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109532 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220222356} 21 Jul 4 2 21 53 Gr 350 G5 7.6 7.1 29- 65 30 ** GRAZE: CA 12.4N; Dist. 9km in az. 143deg. [Lat = 28.37+0.67(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Jul 4 2 22 4 m 350 G5 7.6 7.1 29- 65 30 93 12N 327 31 345 21 Jul 4 3 20 10.0 R 354cB7 5.5* 5.5v 29- 65 -9 42 102 37S 197 259 215 R354 = xi Arietis 354 is double: ** 6.3 6.3 0.050" 46.0, dT = +0.14sec 354 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 984). Observations are highly desired 354 = HIP 11249, 5.48, range 0.00, 7V, Type VAR, Period 1.73515 days 21 Jul 5 2 27 11 m 458 G8 7.9 7.5 21- 54 24 85 12N 330 36 344

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21 Jul 6 1 46 48.2 r 93661 K5 8.2 7.2 14- 43 7 73 57S 223 286 233 21 Jul 6 1 54 30.8 r 93670 F5 7.8 7.5 14- 43 9 74 26S 192 255 202 21 Jul 6 3 1 33.7 r 585kF5 8.5 8.2 13- 43 23 80 35S 202 268 212 *** A light curve is desired as 585 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732246} 21 Jul 13 19 56 2.2 d 99202pA2 7.8 7.7 14+ 44 8 281 40N 57 355 36 *** A light curve is desired as 99202 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248917776} 99202 is double: ** 7.7 10.2 0.38" 285.6, dT = -0.9sec 99202 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 663). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 14 20 13 54 gr 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 22+ 57 12 273 8N 29 326 6 21 Jul 14 20 13 57 Gr 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 22+ 57 12 ** GRAZE: CA 8.4N; Dist. 5km in az. 200deg. [Lat = 28.43-0.32(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Jul 16 19 11 55.2 d 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 43+ 82 38 240 55S 147 97 125 21 Jul 17 18 7 12 m 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 54+ 94 -4 50 204 16N 37 16 17 21 Jul 18 20 20 8.5 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 66+ 108 35 223 73S 124 86 109 21 Jul 19 23 0 53.3 D 2267cB3 5.0 5.0v 77+ 123 14 238 81N 93 40 82 R2267 = lambda Librae 2267 is double: ** 5.3 7.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2267 = lam Lib, 5.03, range 0.02, V, Type ACV, Period 3.3136 days, Phase 24 % 21 Jul 22 17 54 19.0 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 98+ 162 -2 12 129 73S 91 141 98 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -608sec 21 Jul 22 19 4 23.3 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 98+ 162 23 140 -58N 284 323 292 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -563sec 21 Jul 22 23 34 40.0 d 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 98+ 164 31 205 61N 41 16 49 21 Jul 25 20 56 11.8 r 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 96- 156 18 123 27N 326 17 347 Distance of 3227 to Terminator = 18.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1" 21 Jul 29 23 27 1.8 r 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 65- 107 24 100 45S 204 264 225 21 Aug 1 3 19 4.9 r 93169 G5 7.6 7.1 44- 83 61 113 71N 273 329 288 21 Aug 5 1 57 6.7 r 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 12- 40 8 66 80S 263 326 261 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = 0.00sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 5 3 27 54.3 r 78132 K2 8.2 7.5 11- 39 -11 27 74 87N 278 347 274 21 Aug 5 3 45 4.1 r 949cK5 7.3 6.3 11- 39 -8 30 76 74N 290 1 287 949 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 949 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1304). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 2 52 52.0 r 79098WK5 8.7 7.9 6- 28 9 66 24S 216 279 208 79098 is double: AB 8.9 9.4 24.3" 105.1, dT = +24sec 21 Aug 6 2 53 13.4 r 79099WK5 9.3 8.4 6- 28 9 67 23S 215 278 207 79099 is double: BA 9.4 8.9 24.3" 285.1, dT = -23sec 21 Aug 6 3 25 40.8 R 79114cA3 8.5 8.3 6- 28 -12 16 69 85S 277 343 269 79114 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 104.0, dT = +0.2sec 79114 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1059). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 12 13 5.0 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 70 51 276 49S 244 169 235 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.31sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 10 18 39 41.2 d 99487 K0 9.3 9.1 5+ 27 7 278 76S 119 56 96 21 Aug 11 8 30 26.4 d 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 9+ 36 53 18 92 33S 164 226 141 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Aug 11 18 38 7.1 d 119163 M* 8.2 7.3 11+ 39 14 267 52S 147 85 124

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21 Aug 12 18 30 3.8 d 1844kK5 8.9 8.1 19+ 52 -12 23 254 66S 135 77 113 *** A light curve is desired as 1844 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 228981400} 21 Aug 13 11 49 30.5 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 27+ 63 72 33 120 45S 154 205 134 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Aug 14 18 30 48.5 d 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 40+ 78 34 227 86N 104 62 87 21 Aug 15 19 33 18.5 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 52+ 92 28 225 70S 124 83 111 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +410sec 21 Aug 17 15 10 28.4 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 73+ 117 30 18 133 -83S 266 312 264 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.7, dT = +0.08sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 64 % 21 Aug 17 17 44 0.3 d 185433cF3 7.2 73+ 118 -3 35 165 51S 131 146 129 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 350.8, dT = -0.39sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 20 19 1 38.1 d 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 96+ 158 26 140 48S 105 143 121 21 Aug 21 22 12 7.8 d 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 99+ 171 42 172 41S 83 91 103 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec Distance of 3178 to Terminator = 5.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Aug 24 0 42 34.3 R 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 97- 161 52 191 57S 229 220 252 21 Aug 24 22 21 11.9 r 25 G6 7.4 6.9 93- 149 41 124 44N 302 348 324 21 Aug 25 4 9 12.8 r 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 92- 148 -5 35 243 46S 210 158 232 21 Aug 26 2 25 39.2 r 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 86- 137 62 204 69S 231 210 252 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Aug 27 0 52 27 Gr 269SK0 7.0 6.4 79- 126 61 ** GRAZE: CA 21.9N; Dist. 42km in az. 133deg. [Lat = 27.93+0.94(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Aug 27 0 53 30 m 269SK0 7.0* 6.4 79- 126 61 130 22N 320 3 340 269 is quadruple: AB 7.2 11.7 17.3" 279.0 : AD 7.2 11.6 78" 124.1 : AC 7.2 9.9 126" 227.0 21 Aug 28 0 38 12.8 r 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 71- 114 52 108 53S 216 276 233 21 Aug 31 2 14 58.9 r 76893KA0 7.8 7.6 42- 81 49 86 88N 266 339 270 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76893 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247662958} 21 Aug 31 4 16 19.6 r 76938 K5 7.6 6.7 42- 80 -4 74 104 42S 216 285 220 21 Aug 31 23 26 39.3 r 880WK2 6.8* 6.0 34- 71 4 64 74S 254 314 253 880 is double: AB 6.9 7.7 94" 166.0, dT = -7sec 21 Aug 31 23 40 26.8 R 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 34- 71 7 66 28S 207 269 207 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = -10sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 1 2 11 41.3 R 893 G3 7.5 7.0 33- 70 38 79 78S 259 331 257 21 Sep 1 3 54 49.0 r 77736cA2 7.9 32- 69 -9 60 88 87N 274 351 273 77736 is double: AB 7.95 10.01 0.90" 47.4, dT = +1.9sec 77736 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 3 9 32.8 R 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 24- 58 39 79 31S 218 291 212 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.7sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 16 % 21 Sep 2 4 10 54.0 R 1046cF8 7.0 6.7 23- 58 -6 52 84 86S 273 349 266 1046 is double: ** 7.8 7.8 0.10" 57.0, dT = +0.23sec 1046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 780). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 3 1 31 53.0 R 79610 F8 7.2* 7.0 16- 48 8 66 62N 311 14 300 21 Sep 3 3 44 3.8 r 79674 G0 9.1 8.7 16- 47 -12 35 78 48S 242 313 230

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21 Sep 9 18 22 22.4 d 139340 K0 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 7 259 88S 110 50 89 21 Sep 10 17 55 14.5 D 2052 K2 7.8* 7.0 17+ 48 -12 19 244 66N 84 30 66 21 Sep 10 18 57 56.1 d 158500cK0 8.1* 7.5 17+ 49 7 252 87N 105 46 87 158500 is double: ** 8.8 9.0 0.060" 261.0, dT = -0.11sec 158500 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1762). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 11 17 57 59.5 d 159115KG3 8.5 8.2 26+ 62 25 231 76N 92 45 78 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159115 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249829497} 21 Sep 11 18 23 52.3 D 2182kB9 6.2 6.2 26+ 62 20 235 59S 136 87 122 R2182 = 26 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2182 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249810031} 21 Sep 12 17 24 45.0 d 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 -6 33 210 15S 175 147 166 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Sep 12 19 8 31.0 d 184251kA2 7.7 7.6 37+ 75 19 230 86S 105 58 96 *** A light curve is desired as 184251 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204488355} 21 Sep 13 17 33 30.9 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 48+ 88 -8 35 196 48S 137 121 133 21 Sep 13 19 52 56.6 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 49+ 89 19 225 64S 121 77 118 21 Sep 15 20 4 57.5 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 71+ 115 32 203 35N 25 2 34 21 Sep 16 23 7 10.0 d 2984cG6 7.1 6.6 82+ 129 18 229 58S 104 58 119 2984 is double: AB 6.9 0.20" 231.0, dT = -0.33sec 2984 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 16 23 15 59.7 d 2985SK2 6.8 6.2 82+ 129 16 230 89N 71 23 86 2985 is triple: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.2sec : AB 6.8 10.1" 40.0, dT = +19sec 2985 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1595). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 17 22 1 8.2 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 89+ 141 36 206 83N 58 33 76 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Sep 22 0 44 43.1 r 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 99- 167 58 213 88S 265 236 287 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.03sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +146sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 24 22 38 49.3 r 445 F8 7.3 7.0 85- 134 46 98 54S 220 285 234 21 Sep 24 22 39 2.1 r 93238 F2 7.8 7.4 85- 134 46 98 29S 195 260 210 21 Sep 25 2 11 41.1 R 450 K3 6.4 5.6 84- 133 76 209 87S 252 226 267 21 Sep 27 0 38 19.3 d 709MB3 4.3 v 69- 112 55 90 -42N 34 107 40 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.8, dT = +0.9sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -199sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Sep 27 1 53 4.8 R 76720WB3 7.0 7.0 68- 111 71 102 81N 272 341 277 76720 is double: BA 7.0 4.2 63" 34.0, dT = +118sec 21 Sep 27 1 54 58.9 R 709MB3 4.3 v 68- 111 71 102 79N 274 343 280 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.8, dT = -0.08sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -113sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Sep 27 1 54 59.1 R X 32222CB3 7.0 v 68- 111 71 102 79N 274 343 280 X 32222 is double: Ab,Aa 7.0 4.3 0.33" 179.8, dT = +0.08sec X 32222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 32222 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Sep 27 3 6 33.8 R 76729pB9 6.9 6.9 68- 111 84 159 62S 235 255 241 *** A light curve is desired as 76729 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247597352} 76729 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec 76729 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 313). Observations are highly desired

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21 Sep 29 4 1 39.9 r 78451 G8 8.3 7.7 49- 89 -11 78 99 43S 226 301 221 21 Sep 30 1 24 19 m 79319 K2 7.9 7.3 40- 78 33 76 15N 354 66 345 21 Oct 1 3 30 43.4 R 80089 G5 7.2 6.7 30- 66 49 85 57N 318 32 304 21 Oct 1 4 10 18.8 r 80105 A0 7.9 7.9 30- 66 -9 57 90 39S 235 309 220 21 Oct 1 4 37 20.2 R 1251 B9 5.9 5.9 30- 66 -3 63 92 86N 290 4 276 R1251 = lambda Cancri 21 Oct 2 3 36 22.0 R 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 21- 54 38 84 45N 336 46 318 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 257.9, dT = -6sec 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 3 3 26 54.1 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 13- 42 23 83 -56S 150 216 129 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.7, dT = 0.00sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 3 4 18 18.7 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 13- 42 -8 35 89 38S 245 312 224 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.7, dT = -0.32sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 4 4 26 31 m 99401KK0 7.9 7.4 6- 29 -6 24 89 9N 23 87 360 *** A light curve is highly desired as 99401 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248855475} 21 Oct 4 4 30 24.6 R 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 6- 29 -5 25 90 48S 259 323 237 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 9 18 13 6.6 d X 40153dM* 8.4 7.6v 14+ 44 7 242 54N 67 11 56 X 40153 is double: AB 8.6 13.5 1.5" 92.0, dT = +3sec X 40153 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 40153 = ASAS J155449-2049.1, 8.34, range 0.34, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 57.98222 days, Phase 72 % 21 Oct 10 17 27 26.2 d 2431pF5 8.1 23+ 58 22 223 80N 88 46 83 *** A light curve is desired as 2431 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 203896658} 2431 is double: AB 8.35 9.46 0.45" 75.4, dT = +1sec 2431 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 15 20 53 6.7 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 78+ 124 39 209 59N 35 8 55 21 Oct 16 18 3 37.1 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 85+ 135 39 141 48N 19 54 41 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +67sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Oct 16 19 12 56.7 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 85+ 135 46 162 -57N 274 291 297 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -450sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Oct 17 17 45 27.0 d 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 92+ 147 33 123 46S 102 151 125 21 Oct 17 20 5 17.6 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 92+ 147 52 161 84N 52 69 75 21 Oct 22 3 58 21.6 r 422 B7 5.5 5.6 98- 164 30 272 25N 323 257 338 R422 = sigma Arietis Distance of 422 to Terminator = 7.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.4" 21 Oct 22 21 50 59.5 r 510 K2 6.8 6.0 95- 154 54 98 54S 223 289 235 21 Oct 23 1 15 57 r 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 95- 153 75 234 33N 315 266 327 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 40 %

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21 Oct 23 20 33 42 Gr 631SF0 5.6 5.5 90- 144 29 ** GRAZE: CA 16.5N; Dist.225km in az. 321deg. [Lat = 31.10+0.72(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Oct 23 20 43 46.3 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 90- 144 31 81 42N 308 17 316 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 60.8, dT = +0.15sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +1.6sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 1.3sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +328sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 23 21 14 17 Gr 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 90- 143 37 ** GRAZE: CA 18.1N; Dist.162km in az. 140deg. [Lat = 26.56+0.75(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Oct 23 21 17 31 M 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 90- 143 38 84 18N 332 43 340 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 26 % 21 Oct 24 0 40 33.0 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 90- 142 81 129 -49N 40 87 47 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.35sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.12sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -347sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -455sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Oct 24 2 9 8.6 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 89- 142 75 249 82S 252 190 259 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -293sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +71sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +236sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: 21 Oct 24 2 9 12.1 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 89- 142 75 249 76N 274 211 281 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.13sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.35sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -536sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = +83sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Oct 25 22 4 33.1 r 918 K0 7.0 6.5 76- 121 29 75 7S 186 256 184 Distance of 918 to Terminator = 17.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.7" 21 Oct 26 1 25 14.1 r 78016 K0 8.1 7.6 75- 120 72 93 80S 260 338 257 21 Oct 26 3 15 24.7 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 75- 120 84 251 74S 254 186 251 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.3sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 50 % 21 Oct 26 23 19 25.8 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 67- 110 34 76 85N 280 352 273 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = +0.7sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +74sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Oct 26 23 36 19.5 R 1062cB8 6.4* 6.5 67- 110 38 78 51S 236 309 228 R1062 = 40 Geminorum 1062 is double: AB 6.4 0.10" 145.9, dT = 0.00sec 1062 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 0 50 47.2 r 78979 G5 8.1 7.6 67- 109 54 83 68N 297 14 290 21 Oct 28 4 28 17.6 r 79855 A0 8.0 7.9 56- 97 -8 87 175 66N 305 310 293 21 Oct 28 4 59 4.1 R 1211SA1 6.3 6.3 56- 97 -2 83 244 26N 345 284 332 R1211 = 4 Cancri 1211 is triple: AB 6.3 11.0 45" 27.2, dT = -204sec : AC 6.3 11.6 106" 295.0, dT = -416sec 21 Oct 29 4 43 29.8 r 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 46- 86 -5 80 125 30S 227 277 210

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*** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.27sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 30 3 14 4.9 R 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 37- 74 50 94 49S 250 318 230 1435 is double: AB 6.5 12.6 31" 263.8, dT = -106sec 21 Oct 30 4 5 15.0 R 1436 K0 6.8 6.1 36- 74 61 103 32S 233 298 213 21 Nov 1 2 37 3.5 r 118843 G0 8.5 8.2 18- 50 17 89 36S 244 307 221 21 Nov 1 3 21 53.7 r 118866 K5 8.7 7.9 18- 50 27 94 87N 300 3 278 21 Nov 1 4 20 39.3 r 118880 K2 8.3 7.6 17- 49 -11 39 103 33S 241 301 218 21 Nov 2 3 21 33.0 r 119317KA* 8.0* 7.9V 10- 37 13 94 40N 350 51 327 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201667495} 119317 = HD 107000, 8.01, , Type ACV, Period 2.8187 days, Phase 41 % 21 Nov 8 17 29 35.2 d 187140 F0 8.7 8.4 20+ 53 19 223 82N 81 39 86 21 Nov 8 19 18 8.6 D 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 20+ 54 1 238 65S 113 56 119 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 10 16 42 34.8 d 3032 A2 7.5 7.5 41+ 79 -9 38 186 88N 74 68 90 21 Nov 10 17 50 18.6 d 189703 M2 7.9 7.0 41+ 80 34 204 71N 57 33 73 21 Nov 11 16 35 20.0 d 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 52+ 92 -8 41 168 10N 351 2 11 21 Nov 11 17 37 58.6 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 52+ 92 42 187 15N 355 348 15 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 11 20 14 25 m 164654 F6 7.7 7.4 53+ 93 26 227 12S 148 105 168 21 Nov 12 20 9 27.9 d 165221KG0 7.8 7.5 63+ 105 38 219 90N 66 32 88 *** A light curve is highly desired as 165221 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206009487} 21 Nov 13 20 28 51.8 D 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 73+ 117 46 215 79S 75 43 97 21 Nov 14 19 24 37.5 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 81+ 129 58 176 80N 53 57 76 21 Nov 15 22 46 32.3 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 89+ 141 46 241 39N 12 321 33 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.1sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 20 20 20 30.3 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 98- 163 43 84 49S 219 291 224 21 Nov 20 20 42 23.0 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 98- 163 48 85 84N 267 340 272 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.03sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +11sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +12sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 20 23 47 1.9 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 98- 162 85 163 86N 264 281 268 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +5sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -6sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 21 19 21 11.8 r 867 B1 6.8 6.8v 95- 153 21 72 28N 328 35 327 867 = V1165 Tau, 6.78 to 6.86, Hp, Type BE: 21 Nov 21 21 54 57.7 R 877 K1 6.5 5.9 94- 152 53 84 84N 271 348 271 21 Nov 21 22 59 34.9 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 94- 152 67 91 90N 265 343 265 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.01sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 5 3 39.8 R 900cB1 4.8 4.9 93- 150 -5 34 284 42N 314 242 312 R900 = 139 Tauri 900 is double: ** 5.6 5.6 0.060" 221.0, dT = +0.01sec 900 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1048). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 3 40 44.0 R 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 32- 70 46 114 75S 280 334 257

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1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 104.3, dT = +0.27sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 30 3 32 56.5 r 138962cK2 8.3 7.8 23- 57 31 110 82N 303 359 281 138962 is double: ** 9.2 9.2 0.10" 181.0, dT = +0.11sec 138962 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 666). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 30 3 34 46.6 r 138961 K0 8.3 7.8 23- 57 32 111 64S 269 325 247 21 Dec 1 2 53 10.9 r 1952 F0 8.6 8.4 14- 44 10 103 41N 343 43 323 21 Dec 2 4 13 36.5 r 158644 F5 9.1 8.8 6- 29 12 113 79N 302 359 286 21 Dec 2 4 18 17.3 R 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 6- 29 13 114 56S 257 313 241 21 Dec 7 16 55 44 d 189215 A3 8.5 8.4 16+ 47 24 221 20S 151 112 165 21 Dec 7 16 59 54 Gr 189215 A3 8.5 8.4 16+ 47 23 ** GRAZE: CA 14.6S; Dist. 8km in az. 142deg. [Lat = 28.38+0.67(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Dec 8 17 47 24.2 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 25+ 60 28 222 7N 352 312 10 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Dec 8 18 18 47.1 D 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 25+ 61 23 228 75S 90 45 108 21 Dec 9 16 54 22.5 D 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 35+ 73 43 198 86S 74 58 95 21 Dec 10 20 6 10.5 D 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 47+ 86 29 238 89N 66 17 89 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = -9sec : AC 6.1 12.5 31" 223.3, dT = -68sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = +117sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 11 18 5 7 D 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 57+ 98 55 194 33S 123 110 145 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.9sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 11 18 28 34 r 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 57+ 98 53 204 2S 154 133 177 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = -0.46sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired Distance of 3529 to Terminator = 15.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Dec 12 18 39 43.8 D 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 67+ 110 61 193 33N 8 356 30 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.36sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +166sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 13 23 47 6.9 d 237 K0 7.0* 6.5S 77+ 123 19 267 75N 52 349 72 237 = NSV 15341, 7.03, , Type VAR: 21 Dec 15 21 34 24.2 D 450 K3 6.4 5.6 91+ 144 69 237 57S 105 55 120 21 Dec 17 21 35 43.7 D 709MB3 4.3 v 99+ 166 84 146 54S 121 154 128 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.2, dT = -1sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -16sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days Distance of 709 to Terminator = 18.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.5" 21 Dec 17 21 35 43.9 d X 32222CB3 7.0 v 99+ 166 84 146 54S 121 154 128 X 32222 is double: Ab,Aa 7.0 4.3 0.33" 179.2, dT = +1sec X 32222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 32222 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days Distance of X 32222 to Terminator = 18.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.5" 21 Dec 17 21 35 50.9 d 76720WB3 7.0 7.0 99+ 166 84 146 50S 125 158 132 76720 is double: BA 7.0 4.2 63" 34.0, dT = -10sec Distance of 76720 to Terminator = 16.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Dec 17 22 2 33 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 99+ 166 87 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6S; Dist.349km in az. 160deg. [Lat = 25.13+0.32(E.Long-16.31)] Distance of 709 to Terminator = 3.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Dec 17 22 37 43.0 r 709MB3 4.3 v 99+ 166 78 246 -21S 198 137 204 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.2, dT = +1.8sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -345sec

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709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Dec 22 2 19 15.7 r 80089 G5 7.2 6.7 92- 148 74 258 74N 292 221 278 21 Dec 22 3 21 34.9 R 1251 B9 5.9 5.9 92- 148 61 269 79N 288 214 274 R1251 = lambda Cancri 21 Dec 23 0 57 39.5 r 80677kF0 7.6 7.5 87- 137 75 112 19N 353 54 335 *** A light curve is desired as 80677 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212081687} 21 Dec 23 3 34 51.6 R 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 86- 136 68 257 26N 347 280 329 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 257.8, dT = -0.6sec 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 24 1 25 35.6 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 79- 126 69 116 84S 281 337 260 21 Dec 24 5 11 10.4 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 78- 124 -7 56 258 -83N 101 37 80 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.1, dT = -0.21sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Dec 24 6 20 39.5 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 78- 124 6 41 268 50N 327 260 306 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.1, dT = -0.01sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Dec 25 4 47 49.8 r 1586kK0 7.5 7.0 69- 113 67 231 42N 338 294 316 *** A light curve is desired as 1586 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868430} 21 Dec 27 0 58 41.4 r 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 50- 90 27 103 30N 353 52 331 21 Dec 29 2 6 55.4 r 158366kG5 8.0 7.5 28- 64 15 111 54N 327 24 309 *** A light curve is desired as 158366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212611748} 21 Dec 30 2 48 50 Gr 2149cK2 7.8 7.1 18- 50 10 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3S; Dist. 19km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 28.29-0.41(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Dec 30 2 53 5 r 2149cK2 7.8 7.1 18- 50 11 116 22S 219 275 204 2149 is double: ** 8.7 8.7 0.050" 60.0, dT = +0.6sec 2149 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 462). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 30 4 16 5.7 R 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 17- 49 26 128 19N 358 44 344 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -4sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.7" 229.0, dT = +66sec 21 Dec 31 4 42 45 gr 184125dF0 7.8 7.7v 9- 35 17 127 18S 208 257 198 184125 is double: AB 8.1 12.6 1.9" 219.6 184125 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 184125 = V1537 Sco, 7.84, range 0.02, 3V, Type GDOR, Period 0.44150 days 21 Dec 31 4 42 48 Gr 184125dF0 7.8 7.7v 9- 35 17 ** GRAZE: CA 17.8S; Dist. 5km in az. 214deg. [Lat = 28.42-0.59(E.Long-16.31)] 21 Dec 31 4 59 13.4 r 184141cG3 8.0 7.5 9- 35 -10 20 129 20N 350 37 341 184141 is double: AB 8.4 9.4 0.10" 193.6, dT = +0.29sec 184141 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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Occultation prediction for San Vicente, Colombia E. Longitude - 75 19 59.3, Latitude 6 18 47.6, Alt. 100m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 4 5 41 0.0 r 99548 F0 7.7* 7.5 73- 117 34 82 55N 325 55 302 21 Jan 5 10 35 20.6 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 -10 85 238 55S 257 200 234 21 Jan 6 11 3 9 m 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 -3 81 176 19S 222 226 200 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 10 27 55.0 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 -12 64 124 86S 287 343 268 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 42 56.2 r 139675 K0 8.1* 7.6 38- 76 -8 67 129 53N 328 20 309 21 Jan 7 10 53 12.2 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 -6 69 134 68S 269 316 250 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 8 8 51 41.8 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 29 109 37S 235 310 220 21 Jan 9 8 58 54.4 R 2259KF3 6.8 6.6 18- 50 18 111 25N 349 66 338 *** A light curve is highly desired as 2259 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249799715} 21 Jan 9 9 27 8.4 R 159520pF2 7.6* 7.4 18- 50 24 113 71N 302 16 292 *** A light curve is desired as 159520 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249781547} 159520 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.16sec 159520 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 51). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 9 32 42.6 r 159534 K2 8.5 7.8 18- 49 25 113 27N 347 61 336 21 Jan 9 10 41 47.1 R 159551 G2 7.3 6.9 17- 49 -9 40 121 69N 305 9 294 21 Jan 9 17 57 24.4 d 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 16- 47 59 24 245 -88N 100 26 90 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5, dT = -0.34sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +5sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 19 2 54.4 r 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 50 9 249 88S 279 199 270 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5, dT = -0.3sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +5sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 10 9 25 35.3 R 2415 M2 7.3 6.3v 10- 36 10 114 74N 293 12 288 R2415 = V2106 Ophiuchi 2415 = V2106 Oph, 7.38 to 7.46, V, Type SR, Period 22. days 21 Jan 15 23 53 3.7 D 3265PK0 6.6 6.1 9+ 34 22 250 34N 20 304 41 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205967173} 3265 is double: AB 4.3 11.9 24.3" 65.0, dT = +47sec 21 Jan 16 1 17 45 m 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 3 254 13S 153 71 175 21 Jan 17 23 45 54.9 d 146941cG0 8.9 23+ 58 -10 48 253 45S 114 41 138 146941 is double: AB 9.57 9.71 0.12" 20.0, dT = -0.05sec 146941 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 21 23 53 29.6 d 93135 K0 8.3* 7.6 60+ 102 -12 83 347 75N 58 251 73 21 Jan 26 4 3 46.0 d 78231SK2 7.4 6.7 92+ 148 66 322 90S 95 317 92 78231 is triple: AB 7.6 9.9 21.3" 244.7, dT = -62sec : AC 7.6 10.3 40" 321.1, dT = -94sec 21 Jan 26 4 47 53.0 d 966SB9 7.1 7.1 93+ 148 58 309 47N 51 290 48

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966 is triple: AC 7.1 12.0 41" 291.1, dT = -90sec : AB 7.1 8.9 57" 265.0, dT = -206sec 21 Jan 26 7 19 47.8 D 977cK2 6.4 5.7 93+ 149 26 295 52N 57 321 53 977 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.001" 122.1, dT = 0.00sec 21 Jan 27 2 28 48.9 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 159 63 44 58S 137 267 128 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -124sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 30 3 37 56.3 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 162 46 72 -20S 165 264 144 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = +0.11sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 6 39 Gr 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 162 52 ** GRAZE: CA 17.9S; Dist.361km in az. 191deg. [Lat = 3.00-0.19(E.Long+75.33)] Distance of 1484 to Terminator = 6.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jan 30 4 29 55.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 59 68 54S 240 346 219 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.48sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 9 34 31.4 r 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 97- 160 46 287 29N 339 241 317 Distance of 1499 to Terminator = 14.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.5" 21 Feb 2 8 52 28 gr 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 82 159 22S 222 243 200 21 Feb 2 8 52 36 Gr 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 82 ** GRAZE: CA 21.8S; Dist. 6km in az. 222deg. [Lat = 6.24-0.90(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Feb 4 8 15 40.9 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 49 117 57S 254 319 238 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = 0.00sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 5 6 5 1.3 R 2209cK4 5.6* 4.8 43- 82 7 108 59S 253 334 240 R2209 = 32 Librae 2209 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.050" 199.0, dT = -0.07sec 2209 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 953). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 5 6 56 19.4 R 2213 K0 5.8 5.3 43- 82 18 110 36N 338 56 326 R2213 = 34 Librae 21 Feb 5 7 58 23.4 R 2218cB3 5.5 5.6s 42- 81 32 115 17N 357 68 345 R2218 = zeta Librae 2218 is double: ** 5.9 7.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2218 = NSV 7126, 5.47 to 5.53, V 21 Feb 5 8 40 10.2 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 41 120 86S 280 345 268 21 Feb 5 9 9 6.2 R 159358cK1 7.2 42- 81 47 124 7N 7 67 355 159358 is double: AB 7.47 8.66 0.08" 328.0, dT = -0.35sec 159358 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 5 9 19 52.1 r 159350kK0 8.4 7.8 42- 81 49 126 74S 268 325 256 *** A light curve is desired as 159350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249833792} 21 Feb 5 9 20 30 m 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 49 127 20S 213 270 201 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 8 32 18.4 d 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 26 118 -29S 160 231 153 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 6 9 23 26.4 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 37 123 66S 254 318 248 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 38 5.6 r 185469 K5 8.3 7.2 21- 55 14 116 36N 326 42 325

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21 Feb 7 8 41 11.3 R 185466kF2 7.4 7.2s 21- 55 15 117 82N 280 356 279 *** A light curve is desired as 185466 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224668666} 185466 = NSV 22346, 7.44 to 7.5, Hp 21 Feb 7 8 58 22.7 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 19 118 83S 265 339 264 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 10 1 34.8 r 185501KG3 8.6 8.2 21- 54 32 123 82N 280 345 279 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185501 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224535896} 21 Feb 8 9 10 11.5 r 186955 K0 8.7 8.0 13- 42 8 117 78S 252 331 257 21 Feb 9 10 6 53.2 R 2861cA1 5.6 5.5v 6- 29 8 116 75N 270 349 281 R2861 = 51 Sagittarii 2861 is double: ** 5.9 7.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2861 = V5548 Sgr, 5.82, range 0.04, B, Type DSCTC:, Period 0.11340 days 21 Feb 9 10 11 52.2 r X169526 9.8 9.0 6- 29 9 116 59N 286 5 297 21 Feb 9 10 14 1.8 R 188336 K5 8.5 7.6 6- 29 9 116 34N 310 29 321 21 Feb 9 10 19 11.2 R 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 6- 29 11 117 69S 234 312 245 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.2, dT = -3sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 9 10 30 17 m 188365kA0 9.6 9.5 6- 29 13 117 21S 186 262 196 *** A light curve is desired as 188365 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215064500} 21 Feb 15 1 2 2.7 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 38 10 266 36S 127 43 149 21 Feb 16 0 25 20.0 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 48 29 269 78S 83 359 105 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 1 6 51.1 d 109665 G5 9.0 8.6 17+ 49 19 271 83S 78 354 100 21 Feb 17 1 0 32.1 D 269SK0 7.0* 6.4 25+ 60 31 275 20N 1 274 21 269 is quadruple: AB 7.2 11.7 17.2" 279.0, dT = +12sec : AD 7.2 11.6 78" 124.1, dT = -226sec : AC 7.2 9.9 126" 227.0, dT = -480sec 21 Feb 18 0 47 36.5 D 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 33+ 71 44 281 84S 79 346 96 21 Feb 18 2 38 11.8 D 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 34+ 71 18 281 84S 79 352 96 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.054" 169.4, dT = 0.00sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 21 5 7 4.2 d 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 15 292 87S 88 358 92 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = +0.44sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 39 % 21 Feb 21 21 53 45.1 d 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 70+ 114 19 45 61 72N 71 178 71 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = -10sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 21 23 27 17.1 r 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 71+ 114 -4 64 43 -72S 252 23 251 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = -12sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 4 26 13.7 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 35 296 55S 125 25 124 21 Feb 22 4 55 12.7 d 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 72+ 116 29 295 77N 77 340 76 21 Feb 22 21 36 25.9 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 125 23 30 65 84S 101 199 96 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +288sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V

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21 Feb 22 22 49 49.4 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 5 46 60 -48S 234 343 228 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +262sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 1 37 35.5 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 80+ 127 71 1 60N 67 246 61 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.9sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 38 % 21 Feb 23 4 4 18.5 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 80+ 127 51 303 80N 87 334 80 21 Feb 23 5 46 5.3 D 1055 G0 5.7 5.4s 81+ 128 29 296 22N 30 292 23 R1055 = 37 Geminorum 1055 = NSV 17225, 5.73, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Feb 23 5 55 28 Gr 1055 G0 5.7 5.4s 81+ 128 28 ** GRAZE: CA 6.4N; Dist. 68km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 7.01-0.55(E.Long+75.33)] Distance of 1055 to Terminator = 19.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.3" 21 Feb 24 0 26 35 M 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 55 55 13S 181 297 170 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1170 to Terminator = 17.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.0" 21 Feb 24 0 26 40 Gr 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 56 ** GRAZE: CA 12.8S; Dist. 67km in az. 349deg. [Lat = 6.93+0.20(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Feb 24 3 11 58.8 d 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 88+ 139 70 335 90S 104 312 93 21 Feb 24 3 49 43.8 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 65 317 44S 151 19 139 21 Feb 24 4 41 2.2 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 55 304 36S 159 43 147 21 Feb 26 3 15 26.5 D 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 98+ 164 69 51 42N 78 204 58 1435 is double: AB 6.5 12.6 31" 263.7, dT = -113sec Distance of 1435 to Terminator = 17.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.8" 21 Feb 26 4 18 40.2 D 1436 K0 6.8 6.1 98+ 164 78 5 44N 80 255 60 Distance of 1436 to Terminator = 17.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1" 21 Mar 1 6 44 11 m 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 84 149 28S 222 253 199 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9 : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 6 25.5 r 1923SK0 7.0* 88- 140 63 113 47N 329 36 309 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.26" 276.3, dT = -0.39sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 16 38.8 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 65 116 85S 282 346 261 21 Mar 2 11 50 5 m 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 8 29 259 11S 208 129 188 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V Distance of 1941 to Terminator = 13.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.2" 21 Mar 3 9 46 40 Gr 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 64 ** GRAZE: CA 18.4S; Dist.173km in az. 34deg. [Lat = 8.18-0.66(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Mar 3 9 49 34 M 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 65 224 18S 215 171 198 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 11 2 56.0 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 -3 50 243 86S 282 218 265 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -2.9sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 6 10 0 41.8 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 54 147 74S 257 294 255 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -33sec 21 Mar 6 14 7 34.1 d 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 45- 84 42 41 230 -56N 60 3 58 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.27sec

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2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 6 15 15 36.1 R 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 44- 83 59 27 239 61N 302 234 301 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.23sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 7 9 1 11.4 r 186600 K5 8.1 7.2 35- 72 33 125 85N 272 336 276 21 Mar 7 9 22 44.5 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 36 128 40S 217 277 221 21 Mar 7 14 25 5.6 D 2672wK1 2.8* 2.3 34- 71 47 47 221 -57N 54 8 58 R2672 = Kaus Borealis = lambda Sagittarii 2672 is double: AB 2.9 9.9 82" 184.7, dT = -176sec 21 Mar 7 15 39 21.3 R 2672wK1 2.8* 2.3 33- 70 64 34 234 65N 291 229 295 R2672 = Kaus Borealis = lambda Sagittarii 2672 is double: AB 2.9 9.9 82" 184.7, dT = +66sec 21 Mar 8 7 46 45.1 R 2809cK0 4.9 4.6 25- 60 5 116 85S 256 336 265 R2809 = psi Sagittarii 2809 is double: AB 5.5 5.7 0.17" 102.2, dT = +0.3sec 2809 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 8 10 20 33.1 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 36 128 55S 224 284 234 21 Mar 9 9 54 33.7 R 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 20 118 70S 232 306 247 21 Mar 10 10 6 15.9 r 190163 G6 8.1 7.7 9- 35 12 113 47N 289 7 307 21 Mar 10 10 13 29.4 R 3106 K0 5.2 4.6 9- 35 14 113 9N 326 44 345 R3106 = phi Capricorni 21 Mar 19 0 26 47.5 d 93629kF0 8.5 8.3s 26+ 61 39 290 66N 54 316 65 *** A light curve is desired as 93629 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210759464} 93629 = NSV 15808, 8.53, range 0.02, 0V, Type VAR, Period 0.12193 days 21 Mar 21 1 49 1.2 D 835 B8 7.0 6.9 44+ 83 41 298 51N 48 304 49 21 Mar 21 2 46 4.6 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 45+ 84 29 294 48S 129 33 130 21 Mar 23 2 3 43.4 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 59 311 38S 151 28 142 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.22sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 3 8 21.6 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 46 300 -52S 242 133 232 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.35sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 24 1 29 48.0 d 80105 A0 7.9 7.9 74+ 118 72 349 66N 81 273 67 21 Mar 24 23 31 58.1 D 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 82+ 130 -6 50 64 19N 41 147 22 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 258.0, dT = -34sec 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 25 3 49 7.2 d 80764cK2 7.8 7.0v 83+ 131 62 303 56N 77 320 59 80764 is double: ** 7.8 10.7 0.042" 73.0, dT = +0.16sec 80764 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1108). Observations are highly desired 80764 = HIP 45747, 7.77, range 0.01, 2V, Type VAR, Period 6.12595 days 21 Mar 25 6 56 47.4 d 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 132 21 289 74N 96 5 77 21 Mar 25 22 56 56 Gr 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 3 32 ** GRAZE: CA 10.2S; Dist.398km in az. 355deg. [Lat = 9.91+0.08(E.Long+75.33)] Distance of 1484 to Terminator = 14.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.1" 21 Mar 26 3 20 39.6 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 79 335 64S 144 350 123 21 Mar 26 8 7 47.8 d 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 16 284 64S 144 56 122 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V

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21 Mar 27 5 54 44.9 d 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 96+ 158 60 280 55N 90 354 67 21 Mar 28 3 14 7.2 d 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 99+ 170 68 93 68N 121 206 98 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 119200 to Terminator = 12.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.2" 21 Mar 30 2 21 42.4 r 139581kK0 7.3* 6.6 97- 160 28 102 59S 249 328 230 *** A light curve is desired as 139581 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212726497} 21 Mar 30 5 4 24.9 R 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 97- 159 65 125 54N 318 13 298 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1, dT = +7sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -249sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8, dT = +98sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = -10sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 30 5 4 34.2 r X127461p 7.2 6.9 97- 159 65 125 54N 318 13 299 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1, dT = -7sec : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0, dT = +5sec X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 1 5 10 57.2 r 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 83- 131 38 120 36N 335 40 325 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +0.2sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 1 7 12 59.7 R 2275pB2 6.0 s 83- 131 60 148 26N 345 19 335 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.2, dT = +0.9sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Apr 2 7 45 13.9 R X138346p 6.3 6.3 73- 117 53 144 49N 318 358 313 *** A light curve is desired as X138346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204231196} X138346 is double: BA 6.3 6.3 1.0" 126.6, dT = +2.9sec X138346 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 2 7 45 17.0 R 2434CA0 5.6 73- 117 53 144 49N 318 358 313 R2434 = 24 Ophiuchi 2434 is double: AB 6.25 6.32 1.03" 306.6, dT = -2.9sec 2434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 5 30 14.8 R 2577dO7 6.2 6.2 62- 104 15 118 49N 311 27 312 R2577 = 63 (Ophiuchi)/Sagittarii 2577 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 4.5" 43.0, dT = +0.29sec 2577 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 4 9 37 47 m 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 50 145 11S 184 224 192 21 Apr 6 15 17 7.0 r 3089SA0 5.3* 5.3 28- 63 64 49 228 47N 293 242 312 R3089 = chi Capricorni 3089 is multiple: AE 5.3 13.0 9.2" 16.3, dT = -5sec : AF 5.3 13.0 9.5" 14.0, dT = -7sec : AG 5.3 20.0 13.1" 62.0, dT = +38sec : AC 5.3 15.0 35" 114.7, dT = +162sec 3089 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 7 8 12 15.6 R 3202 F0 6.2 6.0 20- 54 3 109 78S 234 317 255 21 Apr 8 13 21 53.9 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 35 62 134 52S 203 250 226 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +36sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 14 23 29 14.7 D 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 7+ 31 -6 24 287 25S 144 53 156 21 Apr 14 23 43 58 Gr 517 K1 6.1 5.7 7+ 31 -10 20 ** GRAZE: CA 1.2S; Dist.142km in az. 193deg. [Lat = 5.00-0.22(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Apr 15 0 50 42.2 d 93508 K0 8.7 8.2 7+ 31 5 288 41N 29 304 41 21 Apr 15 23 44 51.0 d 76580kG9 8.8 8.4s 13+ 41 -10 31 291 59S 111 16 119

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*** A light curve is desired as 76580 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210899260} 76580 = NSV 15963, 8.86, range 0.05, b 21 Apr 16 0 7 14.6 d 76592dA0 8.8 8.7 13+ 42 26 291 87N 78 344 85 76592 is double: AB 8.8 12.3 1.4" 207.7, dT = -2.4sec 76592 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 16 0 37 22.0 D 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 13+ 42 19 291 32N 23 293 31 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Apr 16 1 25 5.6 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 8 291 65S 106 20 114 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +26sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 17 0 38 52.5 d 77053 K0 8.8 8.2 20+ 53 29 294 39S 136 40 139 21 Apr 17 1 44 33.3 D 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 15 293 87S 88 358 91 21 Apr 18 0 0 20.7 d 77982 K2 8.6 7.9 28+ 64 48 302 81N 81 331 79 21 Apr 18 0 24 5.6 d 78002 B9 8.8* 8.7 28+ 64 43 299 87S 93 346 90 21 Apr 18 1 6 34.4 d 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 28+ 64 34 297 73N 72 332 70 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Apr 18 1 15 55.9 d 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 28+ 64 32 296 30N 30 291 28 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 49 % 21 Apr 19 0 28 0.5 d 78998 G5 8.0 7.7e 37+ 75 53 305 58N 63 307 55 78998 = V0369 Gem, 7.95 to 8.12, V, Type EB, Period 0.423061 days, Phase 63 % 21 Apr 21 1 24 26.9 d 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 64 310 84N 101 336 84 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.3sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 21 27.3 D 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 39 293 84N 101 0 84 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 23 45 17.7 D 1436 K0 6.8 6.1 67+ 110 -10 70 50 17S 185 312 165 21 Apr 23 0 25 12.1 d 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 78+ 123 70 66 71S 134 245 112 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 76 % 21 Apr 24 3 11 30 M 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 87+ 138 80 281 12N 41 302 18 R1689 = omega Virginis 1689 = ome Vir, 5.23 to 5.5, V, Type SR Distance of 1689 to Terminator = 16.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.3" 21 Apr 24 3 14 31 Gr 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 87+ 138 79 ** GRAZE: CA 12.3N; Dist.140km in az. 222deg. [Lat = 4.61-0.91(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Apr 24 7 54 57.9 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 11 275 82N 110 26 87 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 26 1 6 10.4 d 1923SK0 7.0* 98+ 165 43 102 55N 92 169 71 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.26" 276.5, dT = -0.6sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 7 19 56.4 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 42 255 49S 167 92 147 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V Distance of 1941 to Terminator = 13.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.3" 21 Apr 29 5 13 12 Gr 2362KF8 7.7 7.4 93- 150 51 ** GRAZE: CA 18.9S; Dist. 11km in az. 35deg. [Lat = 6.43-0.71(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Apr 29 5 13 18 m 2362KF8 7.7 7.4 93- 150 51 138 19S 208 254 201 *** A light curve is highly desired as 2362 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204490599} Distance of 2362 to Terminator = 15.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.9" 21 Apr 30 2 53 14.1 R 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 87- 137 10 116 53N 312 30 310

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R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.14sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 May 4 8 20 12.2 r 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 44- 83 32 118 52N 288 357 308 21 May 4 9 46 50.9 R 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 44- 83 49 130 31S 191 244 211 21 May 6 10 10 49.7 R 3433 G5 7.7 7.2 24- 59 -9 39 109 59S 213 286 236 21 May 8 9 49 35.8 R 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 16 92 52S 202 286 224 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 9 10 4 19.0 r 109968 K0 9.2 8.4 5- 25 -11 10 86 77S 227 311 247 21 May 14 0 11 43.5 D 76893KA0 7.8 7.6 4+ 23 8 293 84N 77 350 81 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76893 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247662958} 21 May 15 0 24 17.4 D 893 G3 7.5 7.0 9+ 34 16 294 71S 106 16 105 21 May 16 1 49 1.0 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 9 295 62S 120 33 114 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.33sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 17 0 16 55.2 D 79610 F8 7.2* 7.0 22+ 57 40 298 54S 133 29 122 21 May 19 2 14 46 m 1408cK3 7.4 6.7S 42+ 81 38 290 13N 31 294 12 1408 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.10" 90.0 1408 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1404). Observations are highly desired 1408 = NSV 18224, 7.42, 21 May 21 23 29 37.1 d 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 73+ 118 -5 66 92 42S 165 250 142 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 21 May 22 1 42 48.7 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 82 257 89S 117 40 94 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 33 56.8 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 25 271 66S 140 56 117 21 May 23 23 48 27.8 d 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 91+ 146 -9 44 107 20S 186 259 166 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 May 24 1 53 22.9 D 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 92+ 146 70 136 58N 84 129 65 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1, dT = +12sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -323sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8, dT = -299sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = -1835sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 24 1 53 40.0 d X127461p 7.2 6.9 92+ 146 70 136 58N 84 128 64 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1, dT = -12sec : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0, dT = +1850sec X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 9 57 40.7 D 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 87E 178 -12 10 248 98U 96 17 86 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 9 59 27.1 d X217213 11.2 85E 178 -11 10 248 99U 92 13 83 21 May 26 10 2 13.9 d X217202 11.8 80E 178 -11 9 248 33N 51 331 42 21 May 26 10 2 56.4 r X135291 11.7 10.9 79E 178 -11 9 248 -24S 222 142 213 21 May 26 10 2 59.9 d X217184 11.4 79E 178 -11 9 248 82U 154 74 145 21 May 26 10 4 17.6 d X217222p 11.6 v 77E 178 -10 9 248 101U 81 1 72 *** A light curve is desired as X217222 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204844509} X217222 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.8 8.9 0.20" 338.8, dT = -0.08sec : AB 8.1 16.3 2.1" 234.0, dT = -3sec : AC 8.1 15.2 12.0" 48.0, dT = +19sec X217222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X217222 = ASAS J160703-2036.5, 12.232, range 0.15, 4V, Type ROT, Period 1.7138 days 21 May 26 10 4 32.1 D X217214k 10.7 v 77E 178 -10 9 248 81U 123 43 114 *** A light curve is desired as X217214 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204800531} X217214 = ASAS J160653-2048.2, 11.27, range 0.98, V, Type MISC, Period 527.26239 days, Phase 79 %

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21 May 26 10 4 45.9 d X217209k 11.3 76E 178 -10 9 248 79U 130 50 121 *** A light curve is desired as X217209 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204794451} 21 May 26 10 7 30.4 d X135395 10.9 10.5 72E 178 -9 8 248 79U 164 84 155 21 May 26 10 8 21.0 D X217227 10.6 70E 178 -9 8 248 83U 109 28 99 21 May 26 10 8 31.3 r X217106 11.5 70E 178 -9 8 248 -51S 249 169 240 21 May 26 10 10 2.8 d X217228 11.8 68E 178 -9 8 248 46N 64 344 55 21 May 26 10 14 20.2 R X 40450WM* 10.7 10.1 60E 178 -8 6 248 -68N 310 229 301 X 40450 is double: CA 10.8 9.8 70" 121.5, dT = +141sec 21 May 26 10 15 12.5 R X135308 10.8 10.0 59E 178 -8 6 248 -89S 287 206 278 21 May 26 10 16 38.5 R X 40452SG5 9.7* 9.4 56E 178 -7 6 249 -70N 308 227 299 X 40452 is triple: AB 9.8 12.0 1.9" 109.6, dT = +4sec : AC 9.8 10.8 70" 301.5, dT = -138sec X 40452 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 18 4.0 R 184105cK3 7.4* 6.9 54E 178 -7 6 249 -58N 321 240 312 184105 is double: AB 7.4 0.012" 37.5, dT = -0.01sec 184105 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 20 28.2 d X217229k 11.7 50E 178 -6 5 248 62U 146 64 136 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 10 20 58.4 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 49E 179 -6 5 248 63U 134 53 125 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 21 11.7 R 184102 G5 9.5* 9.1 48E 179 -6 5 249 -88N 291 210 282 21 May 26 10 23 24.9 r X217132 11.0 45E 179 -6 4 249 -65S 264 182 255 21 May 26 10 24 20.7 R X 40460 10.2 9.9 43E 179 -6 4 249 -81N 298 216 289 21 May 26 10 25 4.5 R 184109 A2 9.4* 9.2 42E 179 -5 4 249 -64N 315 233 305 21 May 26 10 25 14.9 d X217264 11.8 42E 179 -5 4 249 80U 91 9 82 21 May 26 10 25 50 m X217217k 11.4 41E 179 -5 4 249 -11N 8 286 359 *** A light curve is desired as X217217 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204891816} 21 May 26 10 28 2.5 R X217151 10.8 37E 179 -5 3 249 -82N 297 215 288 21 May 26 10 30 50.6 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 32E 179 -4 3 248 52U 157 74 147 21 May 26 10 30 56.0 r X135395 10.9 10.5 32E 179 -4 3 249 77U 212 130 203 21 May 26 10 30 59.9 D 184145 K5 10.0 9.1 32E 179 -4 3 249 68U 107 25 98 21 May 26 10 33 2.1 d X217275k 11.9 29E 179 -4 3 249 95U 62 340 53 *** A light curve is desired as X217275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204855186} 21 May 26 10 33 35.4 r X217159 11.8 28E 179 -3 2 249 -70S 269 187 260 21 May 26 10 35 0.3 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 26E 179 -3 2 249 60U 118 35 108 21 May 26 10 35 19.8 r X217184 11.4 26E 179 -3 2 249 78U 222 139 213 21 May 26 10 36 38.4 d X217290 11.8 24E 179 -3 2 249 83U 79 356 70 21 May 26 10 38 30.2 d X217284k 11.5 21E 179 -2 1 249 96U 56 333 46 *** A light curve is desired as X217284 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204859361} 21 May 26 10 39 34.9 d X135515 11.0 10.4 20E 179 -2 1 249 48U 139 56 130 21 May 26 10 41 16.9 r X217202 11.8 18E 179 -2 0 249 -55N 325 242 316 21 May 26 10 41 41.6 D 184159kF3 8.4 8.1 17E 179 -2 1 249 67U 102 19 92 *** A light curve is desired as 184159 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204810792} 21 May 26 10 42 14.2 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 16E 179 -1 0 249 43U 167 84 158 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -2.1sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 43 24.9 d X135555k 11.5 10.9V 15E 179 -1 0 249 61U 112 28 102 *** A light curve is desired as X135555 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204799757} X135555 = V1047 Sco, 11.3 to 11.9, V, Type SRB, Period 45.98 days, Phase 85 % 21 May 27 2 44 51.4 r X138346p 6.3 6.3 99- 170 38 126 40N 330 31 326 *** A light curve is desired as X138346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204231196}

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X138346 is double: BA 6.3 6.3 1.0" 126.7, dT = +2.4sec X138346 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of X138346 to Terminator = 5.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 27 2 44 54.0 r 2434CA0 5.6 99- 170 38 126 40N 330 31 326 R2434 = 24 Ophiuchi 2434 is double: AB 6.25 6.32 1.03" 306.7, dT = -2.4sec 2434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2434 to Terminator = 5.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 28 3 58 40.9 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 95- 155 39 130 74N 290 347 292 21 May 28 6 24 6.3 r 2623SG3 7.7 95- 154 57 170 41S 225 236 227 2623 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 7.75 10.70 1.30" 344.8, dT = +3sec : AC 7.8 14.5 20.4" 55.3, dT = +93sec : AB 7.8 13.5 36" 7.8, dT = +134sec 2623 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 28 7 25 9.3 r 186403cA9 7.7 95- 154 57 195 71S 255 238 257 186403 is double: AB 7.7 11.7 0.60" 167.0, dT = -0.07sec 186403 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 28 7 32 22.7 R 2627 K2 6.7 5.9 95- 154 56 198 48N 316 296 318 21 May 29 5 16 40.9 R 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 89- 141 41 133 72N 285 339 293 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +5sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 31 8 43 33.3 r 190252 F2 7.2 7.0 70- 113 59 150 26N 318 350 337 21 May 31 11 6 37.1 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 4 57 214 53S 217 180 236 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 2 8 30 3.4 r 3387 K0 8.2 7.6 49- 89 43 113 89N 248 318 271 21 Jun 3 10 7 54.9 r 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 39- 77 -9 58 113 77N 259 326 282 21 Jun 5 8 8 55.6 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 11 88 55S 210 294 231 21 Jun 6 9 6 14.3 r 110318 G5 8.8 8.4 14- 44 16 83 87N 249 335 268 21 Jun 7 10 2 51.9 R 418cF5 8.1* 7.9 8- 32 -11 19 78 46N 293 21 308 418 is double: AB 8.2 8.3 339.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Jun 7 10 3 48.5 r 93135 K0 8.3* 7.6 8- 32 -10 20 78 68S 227 315 242 21 Jun 13 0 35 40.9 D 79407 F0 8.5 8.3 6+ 28 9 294 53S 129 42 120 21 Jun 13 0 57 11.3 d 79423 G5 8.8 8.4 6+ 28 4 295 56N 58 333 48 21 Jun 14 1 9 41.8 d 80146 A2 8.0 7.9 11+ 40 13 293 74N 82 354 68 21 Jun 14 23 31 12 M 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 18+ 51 -4 47 294 17N 31 287 13 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 257.9 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 14 23 33 25 Gr 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 18+ 51 -5 45 ** GRAZE: CA 17.3N; Dist.143km in az. 217deg. [Lat = 4.70-0.75(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Jun 15 1 9 15.8 d 80735 K0 8.7 8.1 19+ 51 25 290 86S 108 15 90 21 Jun 16 0 31 1.7 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 45 287 54S 144 46 123 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.03sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 37 50.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 29 286 -84S 282 190 261 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.17sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 2 3 12.5 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 24 285 89S 110 20 89 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 17 1 33 47.9 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 42 280 53S 148 56 126

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*** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.13sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 18 1 0 47.3 d 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 62 272 76N 100 11 77 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 18 1 51 24.9 d 119078 K0 8.1* 7.6 49+ 88 49 272 68N 91 4 68 21 Jun 20 1 34 56.2 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 72 228 32S 171 123 151 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 21 0 8 14.4 d X128771D 7.9 7.7 81+ 128 63 132 48S 152 202 135 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.4, dT = +1.3sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 21 0 8 16.2 D 2064DF4 6.3 81+ 128 63 132 49S 152 202 135 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.4, dT = -1.3sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 23 2 21 16.0 d 2362KF8 7.7 7.4 96+ 157 58 152 45S 143 173 136 *** A light curve is highly desired as 2362 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204490599} 21 Jun 23 23 18 48.4 d 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 99+ 170 -1 11 116 58N 55 133 53 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.24sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired Distance of 2513 to Terminator = 11.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.6" 21 Jun 23 23 34 22 Gr 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 99+ 170 -3 13 ** GRAZE: CA 23.4N; Dist.324km in az. 28deg. [Lat = 9.63-0.54(E.Long+75.33)] Distance of 2513 to Terminator = 3.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 27 3 47 49.9 r 3037cF7 7.3* 7.0s 92- 147 29 120 46N 306 15 323 3037 is double: ** 8.1 8.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.11sec 3037 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1598). Observations are highly desired 3037 = NSV 25336, 7.41 to 7.46, Hp, Type EA, Period 5.15195 days, Phase 19 % 21 Jun 27 9 15 13 m 3062 K2 7.5 6.8 91- 145 53 220 19N 332 289 349 21 Jun 28 7 34 0.8 R 3202 F0 6.2 6.0 84- 132 62 152 61N 284 314 305 21 Jun 29 10 12 40 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -9 66 213 -34S 127 93 149 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -1594sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 10 22 32 Gr 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -7 66 ** GRAZE: CA-20.5S; Dist. 49km in az. 138deg. [Lat = 5.72+0.90(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Jun 29 10 34 14 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -5 63 222 -7S 154 110 176 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +1275sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 6 35 25.8 r 146764 K0 8.0 7.5 65- 108 37 106 65S 224 299 247 21 Jun 30 8 51 8.2 R 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 67 129 38S 196 248 220 21 Jul 1 8 25 10.3 r 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 55- 96 54 104 89N 248 322 270 21 Jul 1 10 13 52.7 r 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 54- 95 -9 78 138 40S 197 239 219 21 Jul 3 8 21 13.4 R 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 35- 73 34 85 87N 251 339 271 21 Jul 3 9 53 36.8 r 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 35- 73 57 86 88N 251 341 270 21 Jul 4 8 1 30.2 r 93004 G0 7.5 7.1 27- 62 20 79 36N 305 32 322 21 Jul 4 10 2 38.4 R 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 26- 61 -12 49 78 85N 256 350 272 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.07" 150.3, dT = +0.06sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 4 10 4 55.2 r 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 26- 61 -11 49 78 15S 175 270 192 21 Jul 5 9 57 15.0 r 93407 K0 8.3 7.5 18- 50 37 74 45S 209 304 222

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21 Jul 5 9 59 27.0 R 488dK0 7.9 7.3 18- 50 37 74 35S 199 294 212 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 15.9, dT = +17sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 22 47.4 r 76878 A3 9.3 9.2 6- 29 8 67 85N 270 356 274 21 Jul 7 9 52 30 M 76893KA0 7.8 7.6 6- 29 14 67 18N 337 66 341 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76893 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247662958} 21 Jul 7 10 16 49.0 r 749 K0 8.6 8.0v 6- 28 -9 20 68 61S 237 328 240 749 = ASAS J050131+2306.4, 8.615, range 0.05, 6V, Type ROT, Period 67.7 days 21 Jul 13 1 4 41.2 d 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 34 9 287 89S 104 18 84 21 Jul 14 1 7 28.9 d 99287pK0 8.4* 7.9 16+ 47 19 282 67N 84 357 62 *** A light curve is desired as 99287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248892906} 99287 is double: AB 8.5 9.5 43" 36.9, dT = +73sec 21 Jul 14 1 9 18.6 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 19 281 36S 162 75 140 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 15 19 48 0.2 d 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 33+ 70 48 60 95 49N 70 153 47 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1, dT = +392sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jul 16 0 47 12.9 D 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 34+ 72 46 266 55N 76 353 54 21 Jul 18 0 57 24.3 d 158366kG5 8.0 7.5 57+ 98 62 234 26S 174 120 156 *** A light curve is desired as 158366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212611748} 21 Jul 18 1 31 40.9 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 55 242 75S 125 62 107 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = -0.05sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 18 2 59 54.9 d 158411 M* 8.0 7.2v 57+ 99 35 252 68N 88 14 70 158411 = DN Vir, 9.1 to 9.6, pg, Type SRB 21 Jul 19 3 32 30.0 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 37 244 64S 133 64 118 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 20 4 31 49.3 D 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 79+ 126 35 239 41N 52 346 43 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Jul 20 4 43 36.9 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 33 240 82N 92 25 83 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Jul 20 5 19 30.8 r 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 80+ 126 25 244 -39N 332 259 322 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Jul 20 5 53 35.7 r 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 127 17 246 -82N 289 213 280 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Jul 21 1 51 39.6 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 59 172 30S 154 163 150 21 Jul 22 1 44 4.8 d 2623SG3 7.7 94+ 153 51 148 20S 155 191 157 2623 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 7.75 10.70 1.30" 344.9, dT = -5sec : AC 7.8 14.5 20.4" 55.6, dT = -14sec : AB 7.8 13.5 36" 7.9, dT = -130sec 2623 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2623 to Terminator = 13.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.8" 21 Jul 22 2 11 45.1 d 186403cA9 7.7 94+ 153 54 156 56S 118 144 120 186403 is double: AB 7.7 11.7 0.60" 167.0, dT = +1.1sec 186403 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 22 2 35 43.1 D 2627 K2 6.7 5.9 95+ 153 57 164 59N 53 70 55 21 Jul 22 7 21 30.6 d 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 95+ 155 23 239 20N 13 303 16 Distance of 2652 to Terminator = 12.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.9" 21 Jul 23 0 27 42.8 D 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 27 123 66S 94 161 102 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +5sec

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2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 25 3 40 58.8 r 190252 F2 7.2 7.0 98- 165 44 127 74N 288 346 306 21 Jul 25 5 38 38.1 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 62 162 42S 222 241 241 R3130 = 33 Capricorni Distance of 3130 to Terminator = 16.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.8" 21 Jul 27 8 21 38.0 R 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 72 201 66S 228 207 251 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4, dT = -10sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3, dT = -91sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4, dT = +46sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 19 22.0 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 39 103 63S 224 301 247 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.18sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 55 46.4 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 48 106 26S 186 261 209 21 Jul 29 8 2 57.6 r 109473 G0 8.2 7.8 71- 114 69 106 77N 262 335 284 21 Aug 4 8 34 27.1 R 835 B8 7.0 6.9 16- 48 14 66 73N 286 15 287 21 Aug 5 9 25 31.3 r 78415 A0 8.6 8.6 10- 36 14 65 80S 266 356 262 21 Aug 5 10 18 56.7 r 78451 G8 8.3 7.7 9- 36 -10 26 64 61N 306 42 301 21 Aug 10 23 56 46.6 D 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 6+ 29 -10 18 278 72N 87 1 64 21 Aug 11 0 8 7.1 d 118816 F5 9.4 9.2 6+ 30 15 278 89S 106 20 83 21 Aug 12 0 23 0.3 D 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 13+ 42 23 271 40N 59 335 36 21 Aug 13 1 20 7.5 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 19 264 55S 145 63 123 21 Aug 15 2 52 13.7 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 19 252 63S 134 56 118 21 Aug 15 23 35 19.3 d 159441kF8 8.0* 7.8 54+ 95 -6 63 195 34S 159 143 148 *** A light curve is desired as 159441 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249682232} 21 Aug 17 1 38 29.5 D 2407wF3 7.0 6.7 66+ 109 53 217 58N 65 24 59 R2407 = 15 Ophiuchi 2407 is double: AB 7.0 17.5 106" 56.9, dT = +378sec 21 Aug 18 4 8 59.3 d 2569 K0 7.8 7.2 77+ 123 36 232 66S 113 53 114 21 Aug 19 2 17 20.3 d 187399 K0 7.9 7.3 86+ 135 57 185 61S 110 104 117 21 Aug 19 3 44 58.1 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 50 215 69S 102 63 109 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -750sec 21 Aug 19 5 1 5.3 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 37 230 -63S 234 175 241 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -914sec 21 Aug 21 9 18 27.8 d 3089SA0 5.3* 5.3 98+ 164 10 247 65S 82 3 100 R3089 = chi Capricorni 3089 is multiple: AE 5.3 13.0 9.2" 16.4, dT = +7sec : AF 5.3 13.0 9.5" 14.0, dT = +7sec : AG 5.3 20.0 13.1" 62.0, dT = +23sec : AC 5.3 15.0 35" 114.7, dT = +56sec 3089 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 23 3 29 17.2 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 51 120 -76S 114 176 137 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -638sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 3 48 31 Gr 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 57 ** GRAZE: CA-41.7S; Dist.344km in az. 154deg. [Lat = 2.88+0.48(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Aug 23 4 18 21.8 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 61 133 -9S 181 230 203 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +301sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 9 0 9.4 r 3358 K2 6.9 6.1 99- 169 39 249 80N 283 212 306 R3358 = 75 Aquarii

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Distance of 3358 to Terminator = 17.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Aug 26 9 36 51 m 109785 G0 7.9 7.7 84- 133 66 268 22N 319 234 340 21 Aug 28 9 46 49.0 r 93121 G0 8.2 7.9 68- 111 80 327 53N 290 144 306 21 Aug 29 5 50 55.8 R 510 K2 6.8 6.0 59- 101 28 73 71N 276 8 288 21 Aug 29 7 38 22.3 r 93491pK0 8.0 7.4 59- 100 52 68 87S 253 357 265 *** A light curve is desired as 93491 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210690537} 93491 is double: ** 8.9 8.9 0.20" 311.0, dT = -0.32sec 93491 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 911). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 5 31 17.4 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 12 70 62S 232 320 240 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.05sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 12 24.4 r 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 90 22 70 5S 175 267 183 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 39 15.8 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 54 61 57S 228 338 235 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 30 8 55 24.5 d 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 49- 89 57 58 -12N 3 118 11 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -505sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +860sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +1847sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: 21 Aug 30 9 24 6 Gr 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 49- 89 61 ** GRAZE: CA 21.7N; Dist.302km in az. 143deg. [Lat = 2.91+0.75(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Aug 30 9 29 18 M 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 49- 89 64 49 22N 330 95 337 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0 : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0 : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5 : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Aug 30 9 49 30.7 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 49- 89 68 42 55N 296 70 303 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -114sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = -564sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = -1065sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: 21 Sep 1 6 36 14.4 r 918 K0 7.0 6.5 31- 68 5 65 84S 266 351 263 21 Sep 1 8 59 0.2 R 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 36 63 58S 240 342 238 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 10 27 22.8 R 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 30- 66 -7 55 53 69N 293 52 290 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.6sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 25 % 21 Sep 2 8 34 42.4 r 78998 G5 8.0 7.7e 22- 56 20 65 76S 265 357 257 78998 = V0369 Gem, 7.95 to 8.12, V, Type EB, Period 0.423061 days, Phase 8 % 21 Sep 3 9 29 24.1 r 79844 A3 8.7 8.6 14- 44 20 66 65N 311 43 298 21 Sep 3 9 35 18 m 79855 A0 8.0 7.9 14- 44 21 66 18N 358 91 345 21 Sep 4 9 33 18.0 r 80494kG5 8.8 8.5 8- 32 10 68 73S 277 4 260 *** A light curve is desired as 80494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212114276} 21 Sep 4 9 39 52.3 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 11 69 53S 256 344 240 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.17sec

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1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 8 23 47 48.9 d 138956 K0 9.4 8.9 5+ 25 -12 12 267 10S 185 102 163 21 Sep 8 23 58 7 M 138961 K0 8.3 7.8 5+ 25 9 268 12N 27 304 5 21 Sep 9 19 7 50.3 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 58 77 168 80S 117 129 97 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 10 0 14 47.4 d 139460kG5 9.0 8.6 11+ 38 16 260 41S 156 75 136 *** A light curve is desired as 139460 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212726270} 21 Sep 10 23 45 29.0 d 2078 G8 8.2 7.7 19+ 51 -11 34 249 82N 99 26 82 21 Sep 11 1 6 1.1 d 158645 K0 8.2 7.7 19+ 52 15 254 88S 109 29 92 21 Sep 12 0 36 52.2 d 159286CG6 8.2 29+ 65 32 243 47S 147 77 134 159286 is double: AB 8.39 10.41 0.79" 339.7, dT = -2.3sec 159286 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 12 1 46 48.1 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 17 248 57S 137 60 124 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +409sec 21 Sep 13 19 41 27.8 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 49 34 126 63S 121 183 118 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.03sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 59 15.1 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 51+ 91 30 48 140 -80N 283 329 281 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.02sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 23 59 18.2 D 185433cF3 7.2 51+ 92 55 204 58S 125 98 123 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 351.2, dT = -0.4sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 15 0 6 48.7 d 186934wG2 8.0 7.7 63+ 105 57 184 88S 88 84 92 186934 is double: AB 8.0 14.1 17.5" 282.1, dT = -51sec 21 Sep 15 3 3 8.7 d 187041SG3 7.9 64+ 106 35 231 71N 66 6 71 187041 is triple: AB 8.47 8.96 0.13" 200.6, dT = -0.23sec : AC 8.5 13.8 12.7" 41.0, dT = +29sec 187041 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 16 0 48 55.9 d 2862 F3 8.0 7.8 74+ 118 58 176 82S 87 91 97 21 Sep 18 1 22 20.4 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 56 142 76S 77 119 97 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 30 53.4 D 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 57 145 34S 120 157 139 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 3 51 3.6 D 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 91+ 145 60 210 38N 12 340 31 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = -216sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +216sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 Sep 18 4 32 10.0 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 54 223 55S 98 52 118 21 Sep 18 4 52 40.5 r 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 91+ 145 50 229 -53N 280 228 300 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = +92sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +138sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 Sep 18 6 25 24.7 d 164567cK5 7.3* 6.5 91+ 145 32 243 31N 4 295 24 164567 is double: 7.1 7.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Sep 18 7 6 57.1 D 3175 G8 4.7* 4.3 91+ 146 23 246 89N 62 348 82 R3175 = kappa Capricorni

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21 Sep 20 3 58 14.5 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 73 156 61S 68 93 91 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 13.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.4" 21 Sep 24 4 14 32.2 r 355 F5 7.4 7.1 90- 143 45 79 82N 262 355 279 21 Sep 25 3 39 3.1 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 26 75 34S 200 291 213 21 Sep 25 4 25 47.4 r 466 A2 7.3 7.2 83- 132 37 74 89S 255 350 269 21 Sep 25 8 35 58 r 93370 K5 7.4 6.5 82- 130 76 325 36N 310 167 323 21 Sep 26 4 33 7.6 r 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 28 70 41S 210 303 219 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.14sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 5 47 40.5 r 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 34 66 4S 177 276 182 Distance of 734 to Terminator = 17.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Sep 27 6 33 13.1 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 44 63 62S 236 341 241 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +13sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 7 14 27.6 r 76826kA3 7.9 7.7 66- 109 53 58 51N 303 55 307 *** A light curve is desired as 76826 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247732272} 21 Sep 27 8 37 52.9 r 76845kB9 8.2 8.2 66- 108 68 35 81N 272 53 277 *** A light curve is desired as 76845 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247742016} 21 Sep 27 9 52 19.3 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 72 347 52S 226 60 230 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +20sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = +262sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 5 26 6.2 r 867 B1 6.8 6.8v 57- 98 18 65 70N 289 20 289 867 = V1165 Tau, 6.78 to 6.86, Hp, Type BE: 21 Sep 28 7 49 57.2 R 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 49 58 64S 242 354 242 21 Sep 28 8 57 10.7 R 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 62 44 55S 234 4 233 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.08sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 10 20 24.9 r 77622 A3 7.6 7.5 56- 97 -8 70 2 49N 310 127 309 21 Sep 30 13 24 22.8 r 1169 K5 5.3 4.5s 36- 74 38 63 319 19N 353 219 341 R1169 = 76 Geminorum 1169 = NSV 3703, 5.28 to 5.32, V 21 Oct 1 9 15 46.0 r 80235 G0 8.6 8.4 28- 63 35 65 82S 279 18 263 21 Oct 1 9 41 28 m 80256 K2 8.1 7.5 28- 63 40 64 11N 6 108 351 21 Oct 3 10 1 26.7 r 99072 G5 9.0 8.7 11- 39 23 75 82S 290 20 269 21 Oct 4 9 43 54.9 R 99495 F8 8.4 8.1 5- 27 7 80 57N 337 61 314 21 Oct 8 23 27 16.5 D 159043 K0 8.2 7.6 8+ 34 -10 20 249 57S 138 61 123 21 Oct 9 23 22 8.3 d 184141cG3 8.0 7.5 16+ 47 -9 32 240 41N 52 345 43 184141 is double: AB 8.4 9.4 0.10" 192.8, dT = -0.27sec 184141 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 10 23 38 39.9 d 185110pA3 8.7* 8.6 26+ 61 39 230 90S 96 39 93 *** A light curve is desired as 185110 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231081534} 185110 is double: BA 8.7 8.3 10.0" 119.8, dT = +23sec 185110 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 10 23 39 3.2 d 185112pA3 8.3* 8.1 26+ 61 39 230 90S 96 39 93 *** A light curve is desired as 185112 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231081322} 185112 is double: AB 8.3 8.7 10.0" 299.8, dT = -23sec 185112 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 10 23 59 4.4 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 35 233 73S 113 51 110

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*** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.09sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 1 0 30 m 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 62 23 239 5S 180 109 177 21 Oct 12 0 14 51.3 d 186537 M1 8.2 7.2 37+ 75 43 225 31N 30 339 33 21 Oct 12 2 12 6.8 d 186645 K0 7.8 7.0 37+ 75 21 239 67N 66 355 70 21 Oct 13 1 45 2.2 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 49+ 88 38 230 78N 70 13 79 21 Oct 14 0 39 21 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 60+ 101 57 200 18S 148 126 162 21 Oct 14 0 46 55 Gr 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 60+ 101 57 ** GRAZE: CA 8.5S; Dist. 26km in az. 149deg. [Lat = 6.04+0.59(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Oct 14 23 29 39 d 190197 F5 8.0 7.7 70+ 113 -11 57 147 20S 141 176 159 21 Oct 15 2 32 0.8 d 190252 F2 7.2 7.0 71+ 114 53 223 56N 35 349 54 21 Oct 15 4 35 22 M 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 29 242 10S 149 79 168 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 16 4 46 22.3 d 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 80+ 127 39 244 49N 24 316 45 21 Oct 19 2 0 17.1 D 83wK2 6.6* 6.0 98+ 162 62 103 46N 9 85 31 R83 = 15 Ceti 83 is double: AB 6.7 13.5 25.3" 315.0, dT = +55sec 21 Oct 23 3 51 37 M 533pG8 6.1 5.6 94- 151 47 68 23N 325 68 336 R533 = 14 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 533 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210786593} 533 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.050" 350.0 533 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1211). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 4 54 1.2 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 50 62 45S 216 324 223 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -2.1sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -152sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 6 14 35 Gr 693kF5 6.0 5.8v 88- 140 65 ** GRAZE: CA 19.7N; Dist. 99km in az. 145deg. [Lat = 5.22+0.69(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Oct 24 6 16 11 M 693kF5 6.0 5.8v 88- 140 66 43 20N 331 103 338 *** A light curve is desired as 693 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247649941} 693 = V1116 Tau, 6.02, range 0.01, V, Type DSCTC: 21 Oct 24 8 26 17.5 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 68 323 40S 211 72 218 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 25 6 50 12.9 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 129 62 45 10S 185 314 186 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +8sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +33sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 77200 to Terminator = 19.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.3" 21 Oct 25 6 50 48.0 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 129 62 45 10S 185 315 187 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +7sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -33sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = -68sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 8 21 31.2 r 79243 K1 7.3 6.7 64- 106 60 46 88N 278 46 269 21 Oct 27 8 53 22.0 r 79253cK1 7.6 7.1 64- 106 65 35 85S 271 52 262 79253 is double: ** 8.7 8.7 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.04sec 79253 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1350). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 28 7 9 49.4 r 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 95 35 64 68S 261 1 247 21 Oct 29 7 24 26.2 r 80597kG6 7.9 7.4 45- 84 28 68 83S 281 15 263 *** A light curve is desired as 80597 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212112028} 21 Oct 29 10 31 46.6 d 1363cK0 5.2 4.7 44- 83 -5 67 45 -53N 71 202 53 R1363 = xi Cancri 1363 is double: AB 5.7 6.2 0.009" 328.4, dT = -0.01sec 21 Oct 29 11 45 23.4 r 1363cK0 5.2 4.7 44- 83 13 74 355 37N 341 166 323 R1363 = xi Cancri

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1363 is double: AB 5.7 6.2 0.009" 328.4, dT = -0.04sec 21 Oct 30 15 49 37.6 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 66 41 287 -42S 160 64 140 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = +0.05sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 45 28.8 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 70 27 286 64S 267 175 246 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.23sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Nov 1 8 29 19.7 R 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 16- 47 9 83 78N 310 35 287 R1689 = omega Virginis 1689 = ome Vir, 5.23 to 5.5, V, Type SR 21 Nov 1 13 34 31 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 15- 45 37 82 ** GRAZE: CA 13.8S; Dist.361km in az. 41deg. [Lat = 10.63-0.87(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Nov 2 9 24 8 m 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 10 90 -3S 208 292 185 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9 : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 3 9 57 43 Gr 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 20 5 ** GRAZE: CA -3.3S; Dist. 99km in az. 188deg. [Lat = 5.41-0.14(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Nov 3 10 6 0.9 R 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 20 -11 7 96 16S 228 311 207 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.025" 230.2, dT = -0.13sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 6 23 50 43.1 d 184635 K2 9.5 8.5 6+ 29 10 245 60N 70 351 64 21 Nov 7 0 6 11.2 D 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 6 245 71S 118 38 113 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 37 14.2 d X 43025 K0 8.8 8.1 13+ 43 13 241 76S 108 31 109 21 Nov 8 17 1 40 d 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 67 28 125 -4S 182 248 188 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -0.7sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 8 17 7 17 Gr 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 67 30 ** GRAZE: CA-13.1S; Dist. 21km in az. 209deg. [Lat = 6.10-0.55(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Nov 8 17 12 41 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 66 31 127 -22S 200 263 206 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -2.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 9 0 22 2.9 d 187541 G5 8.3 7.7 22+ 57 29 235 66N 62 357 69 21 Nov 10 23 14 33 m 189937 F3 8.2 8.0 44+ 83 -9 60 195 12S 152 136 169 21 Nov 12 1 6 16.8 d 164795 M2 8.1 7.2v 55+ 96 57 222 65N 44 359 64 164795 = KK Aqr, 7.90 to 8.23, Hp, Type LB 21 Nov 12 2 51 53.9 d 164816DK1 8.0 7.2 56+ 96 37 243 33N 12 304 32 164816 is double: AB 8.0 10.2 3.8" 347.1, dT = +11sec 164816 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 12 3 4 39 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 97 34 244 25S 134 64 154 21 Nov 12 3 11 38 Gr 3227 K0 6.3 5.8 56+ 97 32 ** GRAZE: CA 13.0S; Dist. 41km in az. 147deg. [Lat = 5.87+0.65(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Nov 12 3 19 42 r 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 97 30 245 1S 158 87 179 Distance of 3227 to Terminator = 3.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 12 23 35 34.6 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 67 149 76S 79 111 102 R3349 = tau Aquarii

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3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -358sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 0 57 52.2 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 68 204 -45S 201 176 223 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +52sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 15 0 50 9.6 D 49 K1 6.1* 5.4 83+ 132 73 119 46N 19 79 41 21 Nov 15 5 45 12.6 d 62 F0 7.5* 7.3 84+ 133 32 265 69N 42 320 64 R62 = 11 Ceti 21 Nov 17 1 10 10.8 D 283 M0 6.6 5.7 95+ 155 60 83 36N 9 102 28 21 Nov 18 0 59 7.6 d 394 K0 7.5 6.9 99+ 166 46 77 82S 73 168 89 21 Nov 19 7 33 35.7 D 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 87E 179 47 291 44S 112 11 125 21 Nov 19 7 37 38.9 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 82E 179 46 291 102U 92 351 104 21 Nov 19 7 40 45.6 r X 66250k 11.1 10.1 78E 179 45 290 -77S 233 133 245 *** A light curve is desired as X 66250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210731794} 21 Nov 19 7 42 37.4 R X 66229k 10.8 10.3 75E 179 44 291 -55N 281 181 293 *** A light curve is desired as X 66229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210744978} 21 Nov 19 7 54 8.5 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 58E 179 42 290 96U 99 1 112 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 7 55 46.6 r X 66281k 11.6 10.4 56E 179 41 290 97U 321 222 333 *** A light curve is desired as X 66281 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210755944} 21 Nov 19 8 9 7.9 r X 66279k 11.0 10.6v 37E 179 38 289 -87N 248 151 260 *** A light curve is desired as X 66279 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210738738} X 66279 = HAT 259-0001026, 9.67, range 0.03, 0r, Type ROT, Period 0.17429290 days 21 Nov 19 8 9 44.3 d X191018 11.8 36E 179 38 290 53U 36 299 49 21 Nov 19 8 9 46.6 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 36E 179 38 289 102U 121 24 133 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 8 16 34.2 d X 66435 11.5 10.9 27E 179 37 289 70U 76 339 88 21 Nov 19 8 17 0.2 d X 66406 11.7 11.1 26E 179 37 289 49U 39 302 51 21 Nov 19 8 22 59.6 d X 66434d 11.8 11.4 19E 179 35 289 55U 55 319 67 X 66434 is double: AB 10.8 11.4 2.5" 343.4, dT = +2.4sec X 66434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 19 8 30 25.7 D 93499 F2 9.2 9.0 12E 179 33 289 37U 4 269 16 21 Nov 19 8 40 45.0 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 5E 179 31 288 -59S 213 119 225 21 Nov 19 8 56 49.4 R 93499 F2 9.2 9.0 1E 179 27 289 32U 326 233 338 21 Nov 19 8 58 35.5 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 1E 179 27 288 86U 235 143 247 21 Nov 19 9 2 4.1 D X 66468k 10.4 10.1v 1E 179 26 289 41U 19 286 31 *** A light curve is desired as X 66468 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210765760} X 66468 = HAT 259-0000613, 9.03, range 0.01, 1r, Type ROT, Period 8.40559787 days 21 Nov 19 9 5 56.6 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 25 288 90U 98 6 110 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 6 6.5 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 25 288 93U 208 116 220 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 7 21.7 d X191075k 11.8 1E 179 25 288 98U 120 29 132 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 9 9 13.2 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 24 288 83U 229 138 241 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 9 9 38.4 d X191069 11.7 v 1E 179 24 288 103U 147 55 159 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 13 6.8 r X191018 11.8 1E 179 23 288 41U 294 202 306 21 Nov 19 9 19 53.4 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 3E 179 22 288 13S 136 46 148

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*** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 9 21 10.3 r X 66406 11.7 11.1 4E 179 21 288 40U 292 201 304 21 Nov 19 9 27 30.0 d X 4663k 11.2 10.7 7E 179 20 288 92U 69 338 81 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 19 9 29 33 m X 66520 11.6 11.2 8E 179 20 288 -19S 168 78 180 21 Nov 19 9 34 50.0 d X191087k 11.4 12E 179 19 288 102U 78 349 90 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 9 35 11.7 r X 66435 11.5 10.9 12E 179 18 288 61U 256 166 268 21 Nov 19 9 35 41.7 r X191069 11.7 v 13E 179 18 288 101U 188 98 200 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 35 49.0 r X 66434d 11.8 11.4 13E 179 18 288 47U 277 188 289 X 66434 is double: AB 10.8 11.4 2.5" 343.4, dT = -2.6sec X 66434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 19 9 40 36.9 R X 66468k 10.4 10.1v 17E 179 17 288 41U 316 227 328 *** A light curve is desired as X 66468 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210765760} X 66468 = HAT 259-0000613, 9.03, range 0.01, 1r, Type ROT, Period 8.40559787 days 21 Nov 19 9 43 47.2 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 21E 179 17 288 27S 118 29 130 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 44 41.7 d X191078 11.7 v 21E 179 16 289 73U 7 278 19 X191078 = HAT 259-0019292, 8.97, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.22630053 days 21 Nov 19 9 46 59.3 d X 66622k 11.5 10.9 24E 179 16 288 65S 79 351 91 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 9 49 8.9 d X191091p 11.5 27E 179 15 288 9S 135 46 146 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = +6sec 21 Nov 19 9 49 8.9 D X 66599k 10.8 10.5v 27E 179 15 288 99U 43 314 55 *** A light curve is desired as X 66599 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210766785} X 66599 = HAT 259-0000855, 9.52, range 0.00, 9r, Type ROT, Period 8.32848229 days 21 Nov 19 9 57 27.0 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 38E 180 13 288 102U 200 112 211 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 9 59 56 M 93518k 9.7 9.4 41E 180 13 289 76U 349 261 1 *** A light curve is desired as 93518 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210773655} 21 Nov 19 10 0 40.0 r X191075k 11.8 42E 180 12 288 94U 215 128 227 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 2 6.5 D 93526kA* 7.7 7.5 44E 180 12 289 89S 50 322 62 *** A light curve is desired as 93526 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210766521} 21 Nov 19 10 4 49.1 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 48E 180 -12 12 288 37S 101 13 113 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 6 22.8 r X191078 11.7 v 51E 180 -12 11 289 73U 331 243 342 X191078 = HAT 259-0019292, 8.97, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.22630053 days 21 Nov 19 10 13 2.3 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 60E 180 -10 10 288 85U 238 151 250 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 10 27 11.8 r X191091p 11.5 81E 180 -7 6 289 -82S 204 118 215 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -93sec 21 Nov 19 10 31 32.9 d X191124k 11.7 86E 180 -6 6 289 -16S 133 48 145 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 34 27.7 r X 4663k 11.2 10.7 90E 180 -5 5 289 88U 270 185 281 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 20 10 22 15.5 R 660wA8 4.3 4.1v 99- 169 -8 18 292 23N 324 233 331 R660 = upsilon Tauri

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660 is double: AB 4.3 13.1 117" 290.1, dT = -450sec 660 = ups Tau, 4.28 to 4.31, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1484 days Distance of 660 to Terminator = 2.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 21 2 58 11.8 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 41 63 28S 199 302 202 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -1.5sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = -51sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -144sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 767 to Terminator = 13.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.7" 21 Nov 22 1 59 39.9 R 900cB1 4.8 4.9 93- 150 17 65 75N 280 12 279 R900 = 139 Tauri 900 is double: ** 5.6 5.6 0.060" 221.0, dT = -0.08sec 900 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1048). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 18 11.6 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 21 65 49S 225 318 223 21 Nov 22 7 58 52.3 r 77960 G8 7.7 7.2 92- 148 66 328 60N 297 152 294 21 Nov 26 6 21 52.8 r 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 31 70 79S 276 11 257 21 Nov 27 7 5 18.9 r 99135 K2 8.0 7.2 52- 92 31 75 75N 306 38 285 21 Nov 27 7 35 17.6 r 1533 F5 7.3 7.1 52- 92 38 75 59N 323 57 301 21 Nov 28 7 56 55.0 r 99548 F0 7.7* 7.5 41- 80 32 82 26N 358 87 335 21 Nov 29 8 18 41.1 R 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 26 88 72S 278 3 255 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 1 8 39 52.1 R 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 12- 40 6 99 45N 340 62 320 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Dec 1 10 38 21.9 r 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 11- 39 -5 34 105 85N 299 16 280 21 Dec 2 10 2 51.4 R X130028D 6.6 6.5S 5- 26 12 106 28N 353 73 337 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.3, dT = +5sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 34 % 21 Dec 2 10 2 55.3 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 5- 26 12 106 28N 353 73 337 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.3, dT = -5sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.8" 296.0, dT = -18sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.4, dT = +70sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = +39sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 34 % 21 Dec 5 22 52 23.0 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 22 -2 19 239 90N 95 22 99 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -1.1sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 8 16.7 D 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -6 15 240 57S 128 53 132 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = +0.6sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = +147sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 23 0.0 D 2676WA3 6.7 6.6s 4+ 23 -9 12 241 89N 94 17 98 2676 is double: AB 6.7 8.0 42" 182.0, dT = +2.4sec 2676 = NSV 10864, 6.68 to 6.69, V 21 Dec 5 23 23 1.8 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 -10 12 241 89S 96 20 100 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = -6sec 21 Dec 6 23 27 58.8 d 2862 F3 8.0 7.8 10+ 37 -11 25 238 76N 73 4 83 21 Dec 7 23 57 54 M 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 51 32 237 16S 153 88 169 21 Dec 7 23 58 42 Gr 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 51 31 ** GRAZE: CA 16.0S; Dist.102km in az. 326deg. [Lat = 7.43+0.68(E.Long+75.33)] 21 Dec 8 0 43 54.5 d 189586 F3 8.1 7.8 18+ 51 23 242 51N 40 328 55 21 Dec 8 23 32 0.1 D 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 28+ 64 -11 50 229 59N 43 350 62 21 Dec 9 2 19 59.6 D 3175 G8 4.7* 4.3 29+ 65 15 249 12N 355 277 15 R3175 = kappa Capricorni

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21 Dec 10 3 6 37.4 d 3323MA5 7.5 7.3 39+ 78 17 253 89S 70 352 92 3323 is triple: AB 7.5 8.8 84" 288.7, dT = -133sec : AC 7.5 9.4 107" 358.7, dT = +68sec 21 Dec 10 23 55 53.5 d 3442KF5 7.9 7.6 49+ 89 70 219 34N 11 332 34 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3442 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246003951} 21 Dec 12 1 54 53.6 d 128642 M* 7.4* 6.5s 60+ 101 58 254 66N 42 329 65 128642 = NSV 15049, 7.37 to 7.46, Hp 21 Dec 12 3 30 20.3 D 128661 M0 6.6 5.9s 60+ 102 35 262 76N 52 331 74 128661 = NSV 15057, 6.74 to 6.79, Hp 21 Dec 13 0 59 22.6 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 82 237 60S 96 39 118 21 Dec 13 1 24 2.9 d 109557 F8 8.0* 7.8 69+ 113 76 253 67N 42 330 64 21 Dec 13 3 45 3.4 d 137 K2 7.6 6.8 70+ 114 42 268 63N 39 315 60 21 Dec 14 23 6 54.4 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 -5 49 79 85S 74 168 91 21 Dec 15 23 45 22.3 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 47 72 51S 112 211 126 21 Dec 16 4 23 51.9 d 93370 K5 7.4 6.5 92+ 147 62 296 80N 64 313 78 21 Dec 18 2 36 58.1 d 76820KF2 7.5 7.3 99+ 169 62 49 77N 77 203 82 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76820 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247741173} Distance of 76820 to Terminator = 17.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.9" 21 Dec 22 5 14 14.3 R 1270cF0 6.1 5.9v 92- 146 53 57 86N 281 34 266 R1270 = 28 Cancri (CX) 1270 is double: ** 6.9 6.9 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec 1270 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1387). Observations are highly desired 1270 = CX Cnc, 6.1, range 0.02, 5V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.096 days 21 Dec 22 5 18 52 r 80209 K0 7.1 6.5 91- 146 54 56 13N 353 108 339 Distance of 80209 to Terminator = 11.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.7" 21 Dec 22 7 28 34.1 R 1274cF0 5.7* 5.5s 91- 146 72 1 59N 308 127 293 R1274 = upsilon 1 Cancri 1274 = NSV 17909, 5.691, range 0.01, 4w, Type PULS, Period 0.109096 days, Phase 60 % 21 Dec 22 8 14 7.5 R 1279cG9 6.4* 5.8 91- 145 69 331 20N 347 199 332 R1279 = upsilon 2 Cancri 21 Dec 25 6 35 39.1 r 99401KK0 7.9 7.4 68- 111 42 80 68S 269 1 246 *** A light curve is highly desired as 99401 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248855475} 21 Dec 26 7 6 34.0 r 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 58- 99 39 87 76S 279 6 256 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Dec 26 7 56 16.9 r 119078 K0 8.1* 7.6 58- 99 51 88 77S 279 7 257 21 Dec 27 10 44 48.4 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 86 -6 79 127 67S 270 322 248 21 Dec 28 8 4 10 m 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 74 29 101 12S 215 294 195 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0 21 Dec 28 9 13 34.0 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 45 106 -50S 153 227 133 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 10 1 52.7 r 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 35- 73 57 111 59N 324 33 304 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Dec 28 10 25 52.2 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 -11 62 116 86S 288 352 268 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 8 4 29.0 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 25- 61 16 104 47N 333 53 316 21 Dec 29 8 54 57.8 r 158519 K0 8.8 8.0 25- 60 28 107 86S 286 2 269 21 Dec 29 9 13 17.0 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 25- 60 32 108 39N 340 55 323 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Dec 29 9 14 26.5 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 33 109 53S 253 327 236

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21 Dec 29 10 17 35.4 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 60 47 116 38S 238 304 221 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 31 9 46 44.6 R 2348kK5 6.8 5.9 8- 32 12 114 51N 318 36 310 *** A light curve is desired as 2348 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204559464} 21 Dec 31 10 13 34.8 r 184338PA9 8.6 8.4 8- 32 18 116 88N 280 356 273 *** A light curve is highly desired as 184338 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204494885} 184338 is double: AB 7.4 14.5 4.1" 111.0, dT = +7sec 184338 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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Occultation prediction for Museo de Astronomía El Meteorito E. Longitude -101 6 23.0, Latitude 23 7 11.9, Alt. 2020m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 6 28 54.5 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 35 88 24S 222 294 200 21 Jan 3 12 29 34.2 r 99202pA2 7.8 7.7 80- 127 60 257 68S 267 199 244 *** A light curve is desired as 99202 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248917776} 99202 is double: ** 7.7 10.2 0.38" 285.6, dT = -1.1sec 99202 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 663). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 5 9 20 10.6 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 47 111 52S 255 314 232 21 Jan 5 10 54 28.3 r 119317KA* 8.0* 7.9V 60- 102 64 138 33S 235 273 212 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201667495} 119317 = HD 107000, 8.01, , Type ACV, Period 2.8187 days, Phase 73 % 21 Jan 5 10 59 7.1 d 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 60- 102 65 139 -52N 74 112 51 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1, dT = +307sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jan 5 11 47 23.5 R 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 60- 102 70 167 18N 4 16 341 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1, dT = -616sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jan 6 9 51 1 m 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 40 115 13S 215 272 193 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 40 19.4 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 24 111 89N 292 352 273 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.05sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 9 50 42.7 r 139675 K0 8.1* 7.6 38- 76 26 112 50N 331 30 312 21 Jan 7 13 0 5.7 d 2022pF2 5.5 5.3 37- 75 -7 56 161 -68S 133 151 114 R2022 = 95 Virginis *** A light curve is desired as 2022 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212655748} 2022 is double: AB 5.5 16.4 185.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Jan 7 13 8 14.9 R 2020pA0 6.5 6.5 37- 75 -5 57 164 9N 11 26 353 R2020 = 94 Virginis *** A light curve is desired as 2020 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212673769} 2020 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = -0.11sec 2020 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1457). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 8 10 38 3.8 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 23 117 87N 291 348 276 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 6 28.0 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 28 122 76S 274 328 259 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +94sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -366sec 21 Jan 9 10 17 21.5 r 159551 G2 7.3 6.9 17- 49 5 113 58N 315 19 305 21 Jan 9 11 13 2.2 R 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 16 119 57S 250 309 240 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 11 52 24.0 r 159577 M3 8.7* 7.9 17- 48 23 125 47N 326 19 316 21 Jan 9 17 32 58 M 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 41 38 217 -7N 19 343 9 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V

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21 Jan 9 17 33 30 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 42 38 ** GRAZE: CA -6.9N; Dist. 51km in az. 189deg. [Lat = 22.65-0.15(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Jan 16 0 46 40.5 d 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 -6 26 237 47N 34 340 55 21 Jan 21 0 54 48.4 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 -7 76 184 61N 41 37 60 21 Jan 21 1 22 9.4 D 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 74 209 86N 66 39 84 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.9sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 5 3 48.7 d 690kF8 8.0 7.7 79+ 126 63 272 64S 107 27 114 *** A light curve is desired as 690 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247364115} 21 Jan 24 6 43 29 d 76668PG5 7.6* 7.2 80+ 126 40 279 15N 6 288 13 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76668 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247417331} 21 Jan 26 3 5 53.9 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 68 81 57S 128 217 124 21 Jan 27 1 24 51.6 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 34 75 65N 79 156 70 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +56sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +250sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = -51sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 1 46 31.5 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 38 76 24N 38 117 29 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -47sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V Distance of 1099 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.1" 21 Jan 27 2 57 55.4 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 54 79 55S 139 223 130 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -64sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 2 37 53.7 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 37 78 64S 152 230 138 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 8.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0" 21 Jan 30 2 51 57.0 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 15 78 -79N 85 155 64 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.19sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 3 53 4.0 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 29 83 63N 304 16 282 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.1sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 8 25 7.2 r 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 97- 160 83 188 36N 332 324 310 21 Jan 30 13 18 1.4 r 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 96- 158 -2 21 278 52N 319 248 297 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Feb 1 10 17 48.9 r 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 84- 133 71 192 15N 4 353 341 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 21 Feb 2 7 40 50 Gr 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 39 ** GRAZE: CA 14.1S; Dist. 20km in az. 24deg. [Lat = 23.32-0.41(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Feb 2 7 40 57 m 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 39 112 14S 214 273 192 21 Feb 3 12 16 16.2 r 139581kK0 7.3* 6.6 64- 106 58 197 50N 330 314 310 *** A light curve is desired as 139581 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212726497} 21 Feb 3 12 45 59.7 R 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 64- 106 -9 55 209 72N 308 281 288 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Feb 4 7 47 17.0 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 14 110 71S 268 331 252 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.01sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 6 9 5 52.9 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 3 115 76S 265 328 258 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi

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2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 11 27 46.9 r 185552 G0 8.7 8.4 20- 54 18 128 53S 235 288 234 21 Feb 8 11 23 53.1 r 187073DB9 8.3 8.1 12- 41 6 121 85N 269 330 274 187073 is double: AB 8.3 10.1 4.1" 178.2, dT = +0.08sec 187073 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 8 12 7 35.0 r 187103WA1 8.8 8.7 12- 40 14 126 86N 267 323 273 187103 is double: CA 8.8 8.6 53" 105.0, dT = +110sec 21 Feb 8 12 9 25.4 r 187106SK* 8.5 7.8 12- 40 14 126 86N 267 323 273 187106 is multiple: Aa,Ab 8.9 8.2 0.8" 350.0, dT = -0.22sec : AB 8.6 9.1 7.1" 220.3, dT = -11sec : AC 8.6 8.8 53" 285.0, dT = -110sec : AD 8.6 11.3 80" 216.9, dT = -113sec 187106 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 9 12 31 56.8 r 188448 A9 8.5 8.3 6- 28 -12 8 121 61N 282 342 293 21 Feb 9 12 54 46.4 r 2879kA3 6.7 6.6 6- 28 -6 12 124 63N 280 337 291 *** A light curve is desired as 2879 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215136541} 21 Feb 14 2 1 2.1 d 146812 MA 9.1 8.3v 5+ 27 7 258 82S 84 19 108 146812 = ASAS J233800-0756.5, 9.1, range 0.23, V, Type MISC, Period 70.20993 days, Phase 30 % 21 Feb 17 1 58 11.0 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 42 259 60N 42 336 61 21 Feb 17 3 8 23.3 D 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 26 267 79S 82 14 102 21 Feb 18 2 32 12.3 D 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 34+ 71 45 265 23N 6 296 22 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.054" 169.4, dT = -0.28sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 18 2 42 14.9 D 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 43 265 83S 80 10 96 21 Feb 19 2 13 40.1 d 93407 K0 8.3 7.5 43+ 82 61 263 59N 45 332 58 21 Feb 19 2 20 9.8 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 59 264 66N 52 339 65 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +14sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 0 27.3 d 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 9 77 102 55S 115 188 124 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 20 6 37 49 Gr 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 54+ 94 13 ** GRAZE: CA 3.6N; Dist. 1km in az. 201deg. [Lat = 23.11-0.34(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Feb 20 6 37 50 Gr 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 54+ 94 13 287 4N 354 284 2 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.2 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Feb 21 4 33 17.2 D 761pB5 6.7 e 63+ 105 52 279 62N 57 335 60 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = -0.05sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 39 % 21 Feb 22 3 9 37.1 D 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 82 283 84N 84 345 83 21 Feb 22 3 27 20.7 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 78 280 85N 85 350 84 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.34sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 4 10 45.8 d 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 72+ 116 68 280 42N 42 312 41 21 Feb 23 3 6 4.3 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 80+ 127 85 62 30N 37 153 31 21 Feb 23 5 6 16.4 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 68 280 87S 101 11 94 21 Feb 23 5 36 3.4 d 78898SA0 7.9 7.8 81+ 128 61 280 81S 106 19 99 78898 is triple: AB 7.9 9.2 3.8" 163.7, dT = +6sec : AC 7.9 10.6 134" 202.0, dT = -38sec 78898 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 23 23 23 16.7 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 17 24 73 44N 57 132 46 R1170 = kappa Geminorum

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1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -17sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 0 24 6.0 r 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 139 4 38 76 -78N 296 15 284 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -11sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 2 10 26.5 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 61 81 81N 96 181 84 21 Feb 24 2 13 51.4 d 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 88+ 139 62 81 28N 42 128 30 21 Feb 24 2 57 41.1 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 71 82 78S 116 206 105 21 Feb 24 7 4 47.1 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 141 53 279 37S 158 75 146 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = -0.13sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 9 22 53.2 d 1208DK1 6.4 89+ 141 23 287 77N 92 18 79 1208 is double: AB 6.48 9.95 1.97" 325.6, dT = -2.4sec 1208 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 26 5 27 24.7 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 98+ 165 79 115 72N 109 170 88 21 Feb 28 10 20 47.3 d 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 98- 165 52 250 -79N 85 25 62 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Feb 28 11 14 56.2 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 98- 165 40 259 21N 346 280 323 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 4.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 2 5 15 30.4 r 1923SK0 7.0* 88- 140 22 105 33N 344 47 323 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.26" 276.3, dT = -0.25sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 10 38 10.0 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 57 209 3S 200 173 180 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V Distance of 1941 to Terminator = 0.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 2 10 51 33 Gr 1941 M3 4.7 3.8s 87- 138 56 ** GRAZE: CA 19.4S; Dist. 92km in az. 221deg. [Lat = 22.03-0.79(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Mar 2 11 1 29.6 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 54 218 36S 234 199 213 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 4 1.7 r 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 87- 138 54 219 89N 289 253 268 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Mar 3 9 43 44.0 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 78- 125 54 163 83S 279 296 262 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +3sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 9 43 47.1 R 2064DF4 6.3 78- 125 54 163 83S 280 296 262 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -3sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 6 9 17 27.1 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 17 127 77S 260 315 258 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -25sec 21 Mar 6 12 47 24.5 R 2510 K0 6.2 5.6 45- 84 -4 42 172 5N 358 6 356 21 Mar 7 9 8 39.8 r 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 4 120 56S 233 295 237 21 Mar 8 11 14 4.3 r 188051 K0 8.2 7.6 24- 59 16 128 80N 269 323 279 21 Mar 17 2 2 49.9 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 23 272 23S 141 72 159 21 Mar 17 3 22 19.5 d 350 G5 7.6 7.1 12+ 41 6 279 31S 134 66 152 21 Mar 18 2 24 51.9 D 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 30 275 55S 111 39 125 21 Mar 18 3 17 37.7 D 458 G8 7.9 7.5 19+ 51 18 280 62S 104 34 118

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21 Mar 21 1 33 22.2 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 45+ 84 -10 74 278 89S 89 357 90 21 Mar 21 2 37 30 Gr 839 B2 5.4 5.4s 45+ 84 60 ** GRAZE: CA 0.4S; Dist.156km in az. 11deg. [Lat = 24.55-0.18(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Mar 21 2 38 2.7 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 60 279 80N 78 352 78 21 Mar 21 2 38 24 M 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 60 279 0S 177 92 178 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V Distance of 839 to Terminator = 3.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 21 4 48 13.1 D 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 31 285 70S 108 31 109 21 Mar 21 5 27 6.2 d 77390 F8 7.6 7.3 46+ 85 23 288 78N 76 2 76 21 Mar 21 5 33 31 m 77375 K0 7.1 6.6 46+ 85 22 289 6N 4 290 4 21 Mar 21 5 33 37 Gr 77375 K0 7.1 6.6 46+ 85 21 ** GRAZE: CA 5.7N; Dist. 15km in az. 206deg. [Lat = 22.97-0.46(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Mar 22 1 34 52.7 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 -10 85 299 85N 88 331 83 21 Mar 22 5 42 21.5 d 78521 K2 7.8 7.2 55+ 96 31 286 32S 152 75 147 21 Mar 23 0 19 19.6 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 8 66 80 86N 95 184 85 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.31sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 1 58 27.8 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 87 40 -82S 271 50 261 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 29 46.1 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 58 280 37S 152 67 142 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +105sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -178sec 21 Mar 24 3 2 16.6 d 80146 A2 8.0 7.9 74+ 119 90 351 28N 44 233 30 21 Mar 25 2 35 48.8 d 80764cK2 7.8 7.0v 83+ 131 72 94 36N 58 136 39 80764 is double: ** 7.8 10.7 0.042" 73.0, dT = +0.19sec 80764 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1108). Observations are highly desired 80764 = HIP 45747, 7.77, range 0.01, 2V, Type VAR, Period 6.12595 days 21 Mar 25 6 10 19.2 D 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 132 59 270 75N 97 20 79 21 Mar 26 1 58 22.1 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 50 92 86S 122 195 100 21 Mar 26 7 25 13.7 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 53 264 67S 141 70 120 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 27 4 33 54.9 d 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 96+ 158 70 126 65N 100 149 77 21 Mar 30 4 16 20.1 r 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 97- 159 25 112 50N 322 22 303 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1, dT = +5sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -204sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8, dT = +103sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = +87sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 30 4 16 27.0 r X127461p 7.2 6.9 97- 159 25 112 49N 322 22 303 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1, dT = -5sec : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0, dT = -90sec X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 30 10 31 25.6 r 139704 K0 7.3 6.7 96- 157 44 229 63N 311 266 292 21 Apr 1 6 27 5.0 R 2275pB2 6.0 s 83- 131 23 125 30N 341 35 331 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.2, dT = +0.7sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Apr 1 13 48 18.6 r 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 81- 128 16 21 235 39N 332 279 323

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R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Apr 2 7 3 41.3 r X138346p 6.3 6.3 73- 117 16 125 47N 319 14 315 *** A light curve is desired as X138346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204231196} X138346 is double: BA 6.3 6.3 1.0" 126.6, dT = +2.2sec X138346 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 2 7 3 43.6 R 2434CA0 5.6 73- 117 16 125 47N 319 14 315 R2434 = 24 Ophiuchi 2434 is double: AB 6.25 6.32 1.03" 306.6, dT = -2.2sec 2434 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 2 10 44 18 m 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 71- 115 42 174 13S 199 205 195 21 Apr 2 11 40 4.2 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 71- 115 42 190 42S 228 218 224 21 Apr 3 10 15 51.1 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 35 150 53N 306 337 309 21 Apr 4 9 19 12.0 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 18 129 48S 221 274 229 21 Apr 8 11 27 15.9 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 12- 41 8 109 61S 211 275 234 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = -6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +183sec 21 Apr 8 11 50 5.6 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 41 -10 13 111 -70N 41 103 63 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -81sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 8 12 56 42.5 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 5 27 120 55N 275 330 298 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -369sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 2 8 11.3 d 93540 9.2 8.6 7+ 32 17 283 73S 96 25 108 21 Apr 15 2 22 0.9 D 528SG5 8.2 7.8v 7+ 32 14 285 33N 21 312 33 528 is quadruple: Ba,Bb 11.0 0.020" 116.4, dT = -0.01sec : AB 6.2 11.0 10.0" 246.2, dT = -30sec : AC 9.4 12.6 255" 176.1, dT = -954sec 528 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 528 = V1082 Tau, 8.19, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 2.14675 days 21 Apr 15 2 38 13.8 d 93549kG5 9.2 8.8 8+ 32 10 286 60S 108 40 120 *** A light curve is desired as 93549 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210681358} 21 Apr 16 2 4 45.0 D 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 42 28 283 59N 51 336 58 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -496sec 21 Apr 17 1 9 26.1 d 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 -2 52 280 66N 61 338 64 21 Apr 18 2 27 53 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 29+ 65 45 283 6S 175 93 172 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.5sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 3 0 51.4 d 78113 A0 8.7 8.7 29+ 65 38 285 62N 62 343 60 21 Apr 18 3 45 43.2 d 78132 K2 8.2 7.5 29+ 65 29 287 77N 78 2 75 21 Apr 18 4 12 36.2 D 949cK5 7.3 6.3 29+ 65 23 289 48N 49 335 46 949 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 949 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1304). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 6 33 34.4 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 39+ 78 4 295 74S 113 46 104 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.6, dT = -57sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Apr 21 2 9 53.4 D 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 84 259 84N 101 24 84 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 24 2 0 58 M 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 87+ 138 55 110 5N 34 95 10 R1689 = omega Virginis

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1689 = ome Vir, 5.23 to 5.5, V, Type SR Distance of 1689 to Terminator = 2.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 2 1 36 Gr 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 87+ 138 55 ** GRAZE: CA 4.7N; Dist. 77km in az. 204deg. [Lat = 22.35-0.42(E.Long+101.11)] Distance of 1689 to Terminator = 6.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 7 16 1.0 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 45 255 68N 97 33 74 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 24 8 16 15.9 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 31 263 -57N 332 265 309 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 26 6 9 17.3 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 61 185 46S 171 166 150 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V Distance of 1941 to Terminator = 12.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.4" 21 May 1 14 26 26.4 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 74- 119 30 20 228 -62S 115 65 121 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -544sec 21 May 1 15 20 59.0 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 74- 119 42 10 236 45S 221 163 228 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -843sec 21 May 2 9 36 3.3 r 188570 K4 7.8 7.1 65- 107 31 144 71S 242 279 254 21 May 2 11 30 38.8 r 188619 K0 8.0 7.5 64- 107 -9 41 173 52N 298 305 310 21 May 4 9 39 15.5 r 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 82 18 121 87S 246 303 266 21 May 4 10 37 7.4 R 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 43- 82 29 130 74N 266 314 286 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 4 11 9 20.4 r 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 43- 82 34 136 63N 277 320 297 21 May 6 10 8 40.0 r 3433 G5 7.7 7.2 24- 59 9 106 67N 266 330 289 21 May 7 11 53 43 Gr 18cK1 5.8 5.3s 16- 47 -4 25 ** GRAZE: CA -1.1S; Dist.102km in az. 163deg. [Lat = 22.16+0.28(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 7 12 5 40.2 r 18cK1 5.8 5.3s 16- 47 -1 28 109 14S 166 226 189 18 is double: ** 6.8 6.8 0.10" 90.0, dT = -0.22sec 18 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1138). Observations are highly desired 18 = NSV 15038, 5.82 to 5.85, V 21 May 14 1 49 35.5 d 76938 K5 7.6 6.7 4+ 24 -8 16 289 34N 27 316 31 21 May 14 2 20 47 m 76950 F5 8.9 8.6 4+ 24 9 292 6N 360 291 3 21 May 14 2 39 38 Gr 761pB5 6.7 e 4+ 24 5 ** GRAZE: CA -5.7S; Dist. 38km in az. 25deg. [Lat = 23.50-0.43(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 15 2 23 24.7 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 20 289 30S 147 74 146 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = +20sec 21 May 15 2 25 17.2 d 77772 B5 8.7 8.7 9+ 35 19 290 39N 36 323 35 21 May 15 2 44 21.7 D 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 9+ 35 15 291 48S 130 59 129 21 May 16 2 11 52.7 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 33 286 27S 156 78 149 21 May 16 2 25 49 M 1046cF8 7.0 6.7 15+ 46 30 287 10N 13 295 6 1046 is double: ** 7.8 7.8 0.10" 57.0 1046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 780). Observations are highly desired 21 May 16 2 50 42 D 1049 A2 6.8 6.7 16+ 46 25 289 21N 24 309 18 21 May 16 2 56 53 Gr 1049 A2 6.8 6.7 16+ 47 24 ** GRAZE: CA 9.6N; Dist. 40km in az. 31deg. [Lat = 23.55-0.56(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 16 3 7 39.7 D 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 21 289 70S 113 39 106 21 May 16 4 8 28.3 D 1055 G0 5.7 5.4s 16+ 47 9 294 70N 73 5 67 R1055 = 37 Geminorum 1055 = NSV 17225, 5.73, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 May 17 4 6 39.4 D 1180 F5 7.1 6.8 24+ 58 20 289 82N 90 18 79 21 May 17 4 24 12.1 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 24+ 58 16 290 54S 135 63 123

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21 May 17 4 56 48.6 D 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 24+ 59 9 292 45S 143 75 132 21 May 19 1 46 10 d 80898 K0 8.0 7.4 42+ 81 -6 72 263 22N 40 323 20 21 May 19 1 52 5 Gr 80898 K0 8.0 7.4 42+ 81 -8 71 ** GRAZE: CA 13.2N; Dist. 20km in az. 37deg. [Lat = 23.35-0.71(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 19 1 58 42 r 80898 K0 8.0 7.4 42+ 81 -9 69 265 5N 23 306 3 21 May 20 3 58 44.4 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 52 264 80S 122 51 100 21 May 20 6 20 33.5 D 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 20 277 72S 130 59 108 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 3 7 17.0 d 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 64+ 106 71 229 84S 120 76 97 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.23sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 May 21 5 15 40.6 D 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 44 260 74S 131 64 108 21 May 21 7 42 12.3 d 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 66+ 108 11 275 73N 97 29 74 21 May 22 3 49 55 M 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 75+ 120 67 216 14N 40 8 17 21 May 22 4 35 17.5 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 59 234 68S 138 90 115 21 May 24 7 15 45.9 d 139704 K0 7.3 6.7 93+ 149 40 233 69N 93 44 74 21 May 25 10 2 41.1 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 98+ 164 15 245 90S 111 50 96 R2159 = nu Librae 21 May 26 9 58 45.6 R X135339 10.8 10.5 86E 179 24 232 -84N 281 229 271 21 May 26 9 59 5 d X135424 11.6 11.3 85E 179 24 232 97U 181 130 172 21 May 26 10 1 47.8 d X135510 11.4 10.6 81E 179 23 232 93U 98 47 89 21 May 26 10 1 50 M X217227 10.6 81E 179 23 233 9N 13 321 4 21 May 26 10 4 3.9 r X217145 11.4 78E 179 23 233 -86S 271 219 261 21 May 26 10 4 18.4 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 77E 179 23 233 -78S 262 210 253 21 May 26 10 5 16.8 D X135498 10.8 10.4 76E 179 23 233 79U 129 77 120 21 May 26 10 6 38 GrX135424 11.6 11.3 73E 179 22 ** GRAZE: CA 94.5U; Dist. 50km in az. 167deg. [Lat = 22.66+0.21(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 26 10 7 0.0 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 73E 179 22 233 -66S 250 197 240 21 May 26 10 8 15.5 d X135515 11.0 10.4 71E 179 22 234 54N 58 6 49 21 May 26 10 8 56.6 d X217286 11.4 69E 179 22 234 93U 87 35 78 21 May 26 10 13 14 r X135424 11.6 11.3 62E 179 21 234 93U 204 151 195 21 May 26 10 13 16.0 d X217293 11.5 62E 179 21 234 86U 94 40 84 21 May 26 10 14 7.2 R X217214k 10.7 v 60E 179 21 235 -23N 341 287 332 *** A light curve is desired as X217214 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204800531} X217214 = ASAS J160653-2048.2, 11.27, range 0.98, V, Type MISC, Period 527.26239 days, Phase 79 % 21 May 26 10 14 51.5 r X217184 11.4 59E 179 21 235 -57N 307 254 298 21 May 26 10 16 3.3 r X217175 11.2 57E 179 20 235 -85N 278 224 269 21 May 26 10 16 15.6 r X135395 10.9 10.5 57E 179 20 235 -62N 302 248 293 21 May 26 10 17 7.9 d X135506 11.7 10.9 55E 179 20 235 65U 148 94 139 21 May 26 10 17 50.1 r X217209k 11.3 54E 179 20 235 -34N 330 276 321 *** A light curve is desired as X217209 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204794451} 21 May 26 10 19 10.5 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 52E 179 20 235 -50S 233 179 224 21 May 26 10 25 44.3 D X217312 10.7 41E 179 19 236 89U 77 22 68 21 May 26 10 29 52 M 184145 K5 10.0 9.1 34E 179 18 237 9N 12 316 3 21 May 26 10 30 4.3 R X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 34E 179 18 237 85U 224 169 215 21 May 26 10 31 31.4 d X217320 11.6 31E 179 18 237 61U 118 63 109 21 May 26 10 33 34 M 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 28E 179 18 237 9N 12 315 2 21 May 26 10 34 0 Gr 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 28E 179 18 ** GRAZE: CA 8.5N; Dist. 44km in az. 164deg. [Lat = 22.71+0.27(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 26 10 35 25 M 184141cG3 8.0 7.5 26E 179 17 237 57U 191 135 182 184141 is double: AB 8.4 9.4 0.10" 191.3 184141 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 35 51.4 R X 40500 10.7 10.4 25E 179 17 237 99U 260 204 251

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21 May 26 10 36 10.0 r X217229k 11.7 25E 179 17 238 -46N 316 260 307 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 10 36 29.5 R 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 24E 179 17 238 -35N 328 271 319 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 36 29.6 d X 40566 M* 10.9 10.4 24E 179 17 237 85U 76 19 66 21 May 26 10 38 2.7 d X217339 11.6 22E 179 17 238 90U 66 10 57 21 May 26 10 42 11.5 d X217327 11.4 17E 179 16 238 102U 39 342 30 21 May 26 10 44 43 m X135555k 11.5 10.9V 14E 179 15 239 9N 11 314 2 *** A light curve is desired as X135555 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204799757} X135555 = V1047 Sco, 11.3 to 11.9, V, Type SRB, Period 45.98 days, Phase 85 % 21 May 26 10 45 26.3 R 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 13E 179 15 239 -53N 309 252 300 21 May 26 10 49 18.5 d X135615 11.6 11.0 9E 179 15 239 78U 82 24 72 21 May 26 10 50 55.8 D X 40570kG0 10.3 9.9 8E 179 14 239 97U 44 346 34 *** A light curve is desired as X 40570 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204772967} 21 May 26 10 52 5 d X135549 11.5 10.8 7E 179 14 239 38U 183 124 173 21 May 26 10 54 40.3 R X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 5E 179 13 240 99U 305 246 296 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -1sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 56 32 m X135574 11.2 10.3 4E 179 13 240 9N 10 312 1 21 May 26 10 56 34 GrX135549 11.5 10.8 4E 179 13 ** GRAZE: CA 36.9U; Dist. 19km in az. 161deg. [Lat = 22.93+0.33(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 26 10 56 34.1 r X217241 11.1 4E 179 13 240 80U 264 206 255 21 May 26 10 57 29.8 r X135515 11.0 10.4 3E 179 13 240 102U 325 266 316 21 May 26 11 1 2 r X135549 11.5 10.8 2E 179 12 240 36U 198 139 189 21 May 26 11 2 24.9 D X135636 10.8 10.2 1E 179 12 240 69U 99 40 90 21 May 26 11 2 56.6 r X135506 11.7 10.9 1E 179 11 241 55U 234 175 225 21 May 26 11 4 32.6 d X135642 11.6 10.8 1E 179 12 241 83U 75 16 66 21 May 26 11 5 4.4 R X135498 10.8 10.4 1E 179 11 241 65U 254 194 245 21 May 26 11 5 22 m X217314 11.8 0E 179 11 241 29U 190 130 181 21 May 26 11 6 36.2 d X217392 11.4 0E 179 -12 11 241 60U 117 57 108 21 May 26 11 9 1.2 r X135510 11.4 10.6 0E 179 -11 10 242 79U 285 224 276 21 May 26 11 12 48 M X 40580kF5 10.4 10.1 0E 179 -11 10 242 10N 10 309 1 *** A light curve is desired as X 40580 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204793598} 21 May 26 11 13 28.4 r X217327 11.4 0E 179 -10 10 242 97U 341 281 332 21 May 26 11 13 42.8 r X217286 11.4 0E 179 -10 9 242 81U 295 234 286 21 May 26 11 18 52.0 r X217293 11.5 0E 179 -9 8 243 74U 288 227 279 21 May 26 11 20 15.3 d X135658k 11.2 10.9 0E 179 -9 9 243 98U 41 340 32 *** A light curve is desired as X135658 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204764619} 21 May 26 11 25 17.6 R X217312 10.7 0E 179 -8 7 243 79U 304 242 295 21 May 26 11 25 58.1 R X 40570kG0 10.3 9.9 0E 179 -8 7 244 92U 336 275 328 *** A light curve is desired as X 40570 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204772967} 21 May 26 11 27 27.9 d X217420 11.7 0E 179 -8 7 243 69U 124 62 115 21 May 26 11 27 28.0 D X 40614 F6 10.3 9.9 0E 179 -8 7 243 76U 112 50 103 21 May 26 11 28 44.0 d X217388k 11.9 0E 179 -7 7 243 42U 170 108 161 *** A light curve is desired as X217388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204649203} 21 May 26 11 29 15.4 d X217421 11.5 0E 179 -7 7 243 69U 127 65 118 21 May 26 11 31 14.6 r X217339 11.6 0E 179 -7 6 244 82U 314 251 305 21 May 26 11 32 37.6 r X217320 11.6 1E 179 -6 6 244 51U 262 199 253 21 May 26 11 33 21.9 d X135694 11.5 10.5 1E 179 -6 6 244 75U 123 60 114 21 May 26 11 34 40.6 r X 40566 M* 10.9 10.4 1E 179 -6 5 244 76U 305 242 296 21 May 26 11 43 32.8 D X 40619kF8 10.4 10.0 5E 179 -4 4 245 73U 145 81 136

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*** A light curve is desired as X 40619 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204655324} 21 May 26 11 45 58.4 d X217467 11.7 7E 179 -4 3 245 73N 67 3 58 21 May 26 11 47 13.8 d X217454 11.5 8E 179 -3 3 245 81U 137 73 128 21 May 26 11 47 48.1 r X217388k 11.9 9E 179 -3 3 245 41U 207 143 198 *** A light curve is desired as X217388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204649203} 21 May 26 11 48 38.8 r X135615 11.6 11.0 10E 179 -3 3 246 71U 298 234 289 21 May 26 11 49 10.3 D X135753 10.6 10.1 10E 180 -3 3 245 103U 93 29 84 21 May 26 11 50 53.8 D 184214dF0 9.0 8.7 12E 180 -3 2 246 73N 66 2 57 184214 is double: AB 7.6 17.7 2.7" 196.0, dT = -4sec 184214 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 11 50 57.8 d X135761 11.6 11.2 12E 180 -3 2 246 103U 98 34 89 21 May 26 11 50 59.6 d X217477 11.4 12E 180 -3 2 246 98U 110 46 101 21 May 26 11 51 23.5 d X217465 11.6 12E 180 -3 2 246 88U 133 69 124 21 May 26 11 51 35.2 D 184212 K5 8.6 7.7 12E 180 -3 2 246 63N 56 351 47 21 May 26 11 52 9.9 r X135658k 11.2 10.9 13E 180 -2 2 246 94U 337 273 328 *** A light curve is desired as X135658 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204764619} 21 May 26 11 54 36.8 d X217489 11.8 16E 180 -2 2 246 68S 104 39 95 21 May 26 11 58 16.0 D 184218 A3 9.8 9.6 20E 180 -1 1 246 100U 124 59 115 21 May 26 11 58 41.2 d X135776 10.9 10.5 21E 180 -1 1 246 87N 77 12 68 21 May 26 11 59 22 m X135688 11.3 10.5 22E 180 -1 0 246 62U 188 123 179 21 May 26 12 0 12.1 r X135642 11.6 10.8 23E 180 -1 0 247 76U 303 238 294 21 May 26 12 1 33.1 d X217511 11.8 25E 180 0 0 247 84S 85 20 76 21 May 26 12 2 38.1 d X217514 11.8 27E 180 0 0 247 75S 93 28 85 21 May 27 5 56 42.2 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 38 153 50S 242 269 238 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 11.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.8" 21 May 27 6 35 5.1 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 41 163 71S 263 280 259 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1" 21 May 29 9 23 50.5 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 41 176 88S 265 269 274 21 May 30 11 52 31.0 r 2984cG6 7.1 6.6 79- 125 -2 40 201 74S 244 222 259 2984 is double: AB 6.9 0.20" 229.8, dT = -0.5sec 2984 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 31 9 35 18 Gr 3130 K0 5.4 4.8 69- 113 37 ** GRAZE: CA 3.0N; Dist.134km in az. 349deg. [Lat = 24.35+0.19(E.Long+101.11)] 21 May 31 9 47 44.3 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 39 148 21N 323 355 342 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 May 31 11 32 22.8 r 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 69- 112 -6 46 179 64S 228 229 247 21 Jun 1 11 22 53.3 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 59- 100 -8 48 158 90S 249 271 271 21 Jun 5 10 4 51.2 r 198wG5 8.6* 8.3 21- 54 14 92 77S 232 299 253 198 is double: AB 7.1 14.4 45" 324.0, dT = +3sec 21 Jun 6 11 13 31.2 r 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 13- 43 -10 22 89 86N 250 319 269 21 Jun 6 11 34 16.3 r 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 13- 43 -6 27 91 73S 230 298 248 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.7sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 7 10 48 1.3 r 93145 K0 8.9 8.3 8- 32 9 79 59N 280 348 295 21 Jun 7 11 1 28.3 r 93149 9.1 8.4 8- 32 12 80 42N 297 6 312 21 Jun 13 3 4 26.9 d 79502 K0 8.9 8.3 6+ 29 7 294 61N 65 357 54 21 Jun 14 2 46 4.6 D 1267pA0 8.1 8.0 12+ 40 21 287 72N 81 8 67 *** A light curve is desired as 1267 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212155411} 1267 is double: AB 8.1 9.7 24.9" 163.0, dT = +9sec 21 Jun 15 2 31 26 m 80764cK2 7.8 7.0v 19+ 52 34 280 14N 28 312 10 80764 is double: ** 7.8 10.7 0.042" 73.0 80764 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1108). Observations are highly desired

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80764 = HIP 45747, 7.77, range 0.01, 2V, Type VAR, Period 6.12595 days 21 Jun 15 4 52 20.6 D 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 20+ 53 4 290 69N 84 17 65 21 Jun 15 23 18 40.6 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 28 84 188 45S 153 146 133 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = +0.02sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 0 36 54.4 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 11 70 256 -76S 275 206 254 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.26sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 4 17 25 m 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 29+ 65 21 279 10N 29 318 8 21 Jun 18 5 5 14.3 d 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 50+ 90 27 264 49N 72 5 49 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 105.0, dT = +0.27sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 19 2 22 54.0 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 -11 64 207 11S 193 169 171 21 Jun 20 2 39 56.3 d 139430kB5 8.0 8.1v 72+ 115 61 187 36N 59 53 39 *** A light curve is desired as 139430 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212778886} 139430 = GP Vir, 8.03 to 8.1, V, Type GCAS 21 Jun 25 10 17 56.0 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 99- 171 26 223 -77N 94 50 101 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -665sec 21 Jun 25 11 24 48.7 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 99- 171 -8 14 233 48S 243 188 250 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -725sec Distance of 2750 to Terminator = 7.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2" 21 Jun 29 8 49 16.1 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 41 135 84S 245 287 268 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +27sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +151sec 21 Jun 29 9 21 12.3 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 46 143 -31N 12 46 34 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +150sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 10 25 4.4 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 52 164 59N 281 296 304 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -536sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 8 27 15.0 r 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 32 117 56N 282 338 305 21 Jun 30 10 6 22.5 R 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 64- 107 50 139 79S 237 275 260 21 Jul 1 9 18 44 Gr 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 55- 95 36 ** GRAZE: CA 11.2N; Dist. 24km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 23.37+0.56(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Jul 1 9 23 25 r 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 54- 95 38 113 19N 318 16 341 21 Jul 1 9 25 46.8 r 128739SA0 7.4 7.4 54- 95 38 114 46S 203 260 226 128739 is triple: AB 7.4 10.3 3.3" 339.6, dT = +8sec : AC 7.4 12.4 40" 57.9, dT = +103sec 128739 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 2 9 25 0.0 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 31 102 86S 243 307 264 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 2 11 32 45.5 R 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 44- 83 -7 58 126 79S 236 284 257 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB:

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21 Jul 2 17 29 52.6 r 192 A3 5.1 5.1 42- 81 72 27 262 23S 180 114 202 R192 = 89 Piscium 21 Jul 3 10 38 14.4 r 281 K2 7.4 6.7 35- 72 41 100 44N 294 0 313 21 Jul 4 10 19 58.8 R 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 26- 61 29 88 66N 275 345 291 21 Jul 5 9 53 25.4 r 93406 G5 8.8 8.6 18- 51 15 78 89N 255 325 268 21 Jul 5 9 55 10.4 r 93407 K0 8.3 7.5 18- 51 16 78 38N 306 16 319 21 Jul 5 10 6 34.7 r 488dK0 7.9 7.3 18- 50 18 79 52N 292 3 305 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 15.9, dT = -1.8sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 10 57 8.5 r X 72131 9.5 8.8 6- 28 11 70 31S 206 275 210 21 Jul 7 11 1 26.7 r X 72086k 9.6 9.4 6- 28 12 70 88N 267 337 271 *** A light curve is desired as X 72086 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247601391} 21 Jul 14 2 49 56.0 D 99317kK0 8.1* 7.6 16+ 48 22 274 83S 115 46 93 *** A light curve is desired as 99317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248864364} 21 Jul 18 1 50 44.7 d 158411 M* 8.0 7.2v 57+ 99 -5 55 197 57N 77 61 58 158411 = DN Vir, 9.1 to 9.6, pg, Type SRB 21 Jul 19 2 13 17.1 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 -9 51 184 79S 117 113 102 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 2 44 17.1 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 49 195 43S 153 139 139 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -18sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = +23sec 21 Jul 20 3 45 27.6 d 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 80+ 126 45 195 53N 64 49 55 21 Jul 20 4 2 34 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 44 200 20N 31 11 21 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Jul 20 4 8 59 Gr 2310 G6 4.3 3.9 80+ 126 43 ** GRAZE: CA 11.1N; Dist. 31km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 23.42-0.36(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Jul 20 4 15 46 r 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 42 204 2N 13 349 4 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 1.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 7 19 32.1 d 2327 G3 6.7 6.4 81+ 128 14 239 65N 75 17 66 21 Jul 22 2 4 36 m 2627 K2 6.7 5.9 95+ 153 -8 26 137 21N 14 58 17 Distance of 2627 to Terminator = 14.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.1" 21 Jul 22 2 4 37 Gr 2627 K2 6.7 5.9 95+ 153 -8 26 ** GRAZE: CA 20.5N; Dist. 10km in az. 212deg. [Lat = 23.02-0.58(E.Long+101.11)] Distance of 2627 to Terminator = 18.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.9" 21 Jul 22 7 29 25.2 d 2657kA6 6.9 6.8 95+ 155 30 217 64N 55 17 59 *** A light curve is desired as 2657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 223370117} 21 Jul 23 4 21 11.4 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 35 152 57S 97 126 107 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 16.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.2" 21 Jul 25 4 53 52.7 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 27 131 78N 284 332 303 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 25 6 1 19.1 r 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 98- 164 38 145 38S 218 253 237 Distance of 190337 to Terminator = 14.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.6" 21 Jul 28 6 7 52.5 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 21 107 34S 194 257 217 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.1sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 29 7 30 26.0 R 106kK0 6.6 5.9 71- 114 33 106 29S 188 250 210 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 Jul 30 9 36 43.9 r 239 F8 8.2 7.9 61- 102 54 113 49S 208 266 228 21 Jul 31 10 34 44.2 r 350 G5 7.6 7.1 51- 91 60 108 39S 200 263 217

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21 Aug 1 9 31 17.0 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 41- 80 38 88 72S 236 308 250 21 Aug 1 10 24 49.2 r 458 G8 7.9 7.5 41- 80 50 93 51S 215 287 229 21 Aug 4 9 15 1.3 R 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 16- 47 6 67 22S 201 269 202 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Aug 4 9 23 17.3 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 8 67 89N 270 338 270 21 Aug 4 10 2 47.8 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 16 70 85S 264 336 265 21 Aug 4 12 2 4.2 r 77375 K0 7.1 6.6 15- 46 -4 42 77 55S 235 315 235 21 Aug 6 11 32 38.0 r 79407 F0 8.5 8.3 4- 24 -10 14 68 71S 267 337 257 21 Aug 6 21 22 52 Gr 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 3- 21 53 37 ** GRAZE: CA -0.2S; Dist.258km in az. 34deg. [Lat = 25.91-0.61(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Aug 6 21 27 4 m 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 3- 21 53 36 284 0S 199 121 188 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 11 2 5 7 m 118854 K0 8.9 8.4 7+ 31 -11 14 273 14N 30 321 7 21 Aug 14 1 19 2.0 d 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 -1 45 228 22S 178 134 159 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 1 49 5.3 D 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 -8 44 217 79N 96 61 81 21 Aug 15 2 10 22.3 d 158856 K1 8.1 7.5 43+ 83 41 222 77N 94 53 78 21 Aug 15 2 25 34.6 d 158861 K2 7.8 7.0 44+ 83 38 226 81S 116 73 101 21 Aug 15 2 59 18.2 d 2122 F2 7.7 7.5 44+ 83 32 232 66S 130 81 115 21 Aug 16 3 18 45.5 d 183829kK0 7.9 7.3 55+ 96 34 222 49S 143 102 132 *** A light curve is desired as 183829 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249617858} 21 Aug 16 5 22 10.5 D 2267cB3 5.0 5.0v 56+ 97 13 241 48N 61 1 50 R2267 = lambda Librae 2267 is double: ** 5.3 7.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2267 = lam Lib, 5.03, range 0.02, V, Type ACV, Period 3.3136 days, Phase 47 % 21 Aug 18 3 11 48.7 d 2569 K0 7.8 7.2 77+ 123 41 186 47N 46 40 47 21 Aug 19 1 11 33.5 d 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 0 28 141 30S 142 182 148 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 2 46 30.9 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 38 162 52N 43 62 49 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1435sec 21 Aug 19 3 48 4.0 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 41 179 -33N 317 318 324 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -295sec 21 Aug 23 4 11 9.7 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 30 122 70S 260 313 282 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -269sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 14.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.5" 21 Aug 24 5 17 48.6 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 37 120 76N 274 327 297 21 Aug 24 11 49 25.9 R 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 96- 156 -9 32 246 71N 277 219 300 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.31sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 21 Aug 25 8 16 55.5 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 63 155 73S 237 260 259 21 Aug 26 8 7 31.4 R 192 A3 5.1 5.1 84- 133 60 126 41S 203 251 224 R192 = 89 Piscium 21 Aug 27 8 9 19.9 r 300cG5 7.5 76- 122 55 107 78N 264 327 283 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = +0.18sec

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300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 19 37.5 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 27 81 88N 259 331 270 21 Aug 29 10 58 33.1 r 528SG5 8.2 7.8v 58- 99 76 107 36S 203 271 215 528 is quadruple: Ba,Bb 11.0 0.022" 43.6, dT = +0.08sec : AB 6.2 11.0 10.0" 246.2, dT = -28sec : AC 9.4 12.6 255" 176.1, dT = -868sec 528 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 528 = V1082 Tau, 8.19, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 2.14675 days 21 Aug 30 6 41 46.3 r 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 89 10 71 72S 242 311 250 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.07sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 46 57.2 r 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 11 72 77N 274 343 282 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 9 17 41.6 r 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 49- 88 44 82 48S 219 297 226 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +5sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Aug 30 10 20 45.6 R 665WA* 5.7 5.6 48- 88 58 86 32S 203 284 210 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -510sec 21 Aug 30 11 34 31.3 r 76626 K7 8.3 7.6s 48- 88 75 91 71S 242 325 249 76626 = NSV 1612, 8.27, range 0.9, V 21 Aug 31 9 35 46.9 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 38 77 64S 240 319 243 21 Sep 2 8 30 16.9 r 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 3 64 74S 263 329 255 21 Sep 2 8 33 49.6 r 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 4 64 59S 247 313 240 21 Sep 2 8 59 2.7 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 55 9 66 43S 232 300 224 21 Sep 2 9 14 57.5 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 12 67 60S 248 318 241 21 Sep 2 9 17 19.7 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 21- 55 13 67 89S 278 348 270 21 Sep 2 10 18 4.3 r 79052 A2 8.8 8.7 21- 55 25 72 62S 251 326 242 21 Sep 2 12 19 4.3 r 1085SG8 7.1 6.7 21- 54 -3 52 77 88S 277 2 269 1085 is triple: AB 7.2 13.0 33" 70.3, dT = +86sec : AC 7.2 7.8 124" 78.6, dT = +342sec 21 Sep 3 11 3 41.4 r 79892cF0 9.0 13- 43 24 72 44N 332 47 319 79892 is double: AB 9.07 12.36 0.42" 359.2, dT = -1.8sec 79892 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 3 11 48 2.4 r 79910 M0 8.0 7.2v 13- 43 -10 33 75 73N 303 21 290 79910 = ASAS J080409+2430.5, 7.85, range 0.21, V, Type MISC, Period 27.27087 days, Phase 9 % 21 Sep 4 11 0 39.5 R 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 7- 31 11 71 77S 281 350 264 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Sep 9 1 49 45.2 d 138997kK5 9.4 8.7 5+ 26 7 265 49N 65 359 44 *** A light curve is desired as 138997 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 228985703} 21 Sep 9 18 3 48.8 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 70 38 119 72S 125 179 105 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 11 1 48 29.8 d 2087 K3 8.8 8.0 20+ 53 23 242 73S 124 67 108 21 Sep 17 2 4 44.1 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 38 152 75S 86 114 101 21 Sep 18 1 2 36.3 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 -5 23 126 45N 19 71 38 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 5 30 58.8 d 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 91+ 145 45 198 32S 121 103 140 21 Sep 18 6 50 22 Gr 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 91+ 146 37 ** GRAZE: CA 5.5S; Dist. 14km in az. 321deg. [Lat = 23.28+0.74(E.Long+101.11)] Distance of 3178 to Terminator = 4.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Sep 22 5 56 48 m 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 165 58 127 34N 319 6 341 Distance of 128 to Terminator = 11.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.5" 21 Sep 22 10 18 28.0 r 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 98- 163 47 248 89S 259 201 281

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*** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.05sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 25 9 21 27 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 82 130 12N 334 22 347 21 Sep 25 9 29 14 Gr 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 83 ** GRAZE: CA 20.8N; Dist. 23km in az. 324deg. [Lat = 23.37+0.67(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Sep 25 9 36 8 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 84 153 30N 316 342 329 21 Sep 27 6 10 34.9 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 21 73 67N 286 360 291 21 Sep 27 7 39 35.5 r 76853KF5 7.5 7.2 66- 108 40 78 38S 211 290 216 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76853 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247643791} 21 Sep 27 10 23 38 m 76885kF2 7.8 7.6 65- 108 77 82 17N 337 70 342 *** A light curve is desired as 76885 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247764363} 21 Sep 28 14 30 18.7 r 900cB1 4.8 4.9 55- 96 25 59 283 35N 324 236 323 R900 = 139 Tauri 900 is double: ** 5.6 5.6 0.060" 221.0, dT = +0.07sec 900 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1048). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 29 10 53 3.5 r 78736 K2 8.4 7.8 46- 85 61 77 51N 314 43 308 21 Oct 1 11 31 47.4 r 80288pK5 8.6 8.2v 27- 62 47 80 75S 273 353 257 *** A light curve is highly desired as 80288 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212159707} 80288 is double: AB 9.62 9.76 2.69" 0.7, dT = -0.23sec 80288 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 80288 = HO Cnc, 8.73, range 0.03, V, Type BY, Period 5.21 days 21 Oct 2 10 45 23.7 r 80857 G5 9.0 8.7 18- 51 24 78 75N 308 21 289 21 Oct 2 12 2 12.2 R 1408cK3 7.4 6.7S 18- 50 -9 41 83 78N 304 21 285 1408 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.22sec 1408 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1404). Observations are highly desired 1408 = NSV 18224, 7.42, 21 Oct 9 1 44 2.4 d 159115KG3 8.5 8.2 9+ 35 7 247 55N 70 7 56 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159115 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249829497} 21 Oct 9 1 57 13.8 D 2182kB9 6.2 6.2 9+ 35 4 249 77S 118 54 104 R2182 = 26 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2182 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249810031} 21 Oct 10 1 58 14.7 D 184251kA2 7.7 7.6 17+ 49 13 238 67N 78 20 70 *** A light curve is desired as 184251 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204488355} 21 Oct 10 2 19 28.8 D 2333kB9 7.4 7.3 17+ 49 9 241 65S 126 66 118 *** A light curve is desired as 2333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204426847} 21 Oct 11 1 50 15.7 D 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 24 226 78N 84 36 81 21 Oct 12 0 42 58.3 D 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 -6 38 198 43S 137 118 140 21 Oct 12 1 40 4.0 r 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 38+ 76 32 212 -39S 218 185 222 21 Oct 13 3 36 47.7 d 188125wA0 7.8* 7.7 49+ 89 26 223 84N 76 31 85 188125 is double: AB 7.8 12.0 12.7" 168.0, dT = -1.4sec 21 Oct 14 4 21 4.7 d 2984cG6 7.1 6.6 61+ 103 29 222 73N 58 16 73 2984 is double: AB 6.9 0.20" 231.3, dT = -0.48sec 2984 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 14 4 47 26.2 d 2985SK2 6.8 6.2 61+ 103 25 227 40N 25 338 40 2985 is triple: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.13sec : AB 6.8 10.1" 40.0, dT = +29sec 2985 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1595). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 15 3 42 10.1 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 43 202 42N 21 360 40 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 15 4 52 25.8 d 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 71+ 115 35 220 39S 120 81 139 21 Oct 16 4 59 25 m 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 81+ 128 44 212 11S 143 112 165 21 Oct 17 2 45 0.9 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 50 147 82S 69 100 92

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21 Oct 19 6 55 17.6 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 61 222 81S 61 23 83 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.09sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +156sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 19 7 55 16.8 d 109441kG5 7.7 7.2 98+ 164 50 241 69N 32 338 54 *** A light curve is desired as 109441 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220216322} 21 Oct 24 7 3 27 m 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 60 83 19N 332 56 338 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 8 48 13 d 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 84 88 -31S 141 230 147 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = -3sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = +233sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 9 1 22 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 87 ** GRAZE: CA-14.7S; Dist. 64km in az. 156deg. [Lat = 22.48+0.41(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Oct 24 9 16 41 r 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 90 276 2S 173 77 179 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = +4sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -625sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days Distance of 709 to Terminator = 0.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 12 40 4.8 r 716kB5 6.3 6.3 87- 138 -2 44 281 36N 316 236 322 *** A light curve is desired as 716 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247688426} 21 Oct 25 6 32 58.6 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 43 76 51N 305 26 306 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +4sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = +2.2sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +595sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 6 33 0.0 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 43 76 51N 305 26 306 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = -1.2sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = -2sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 8 37 40.3 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 48 76 75S 262 346 253 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -1.6sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 10 18 30.3 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 70 76 59N 309 43 299 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 27 10 26 13.5 r 79319 K2 7.9 7.3 63- 105 72 77 49S 237 331 227 21 Oct 29 11 44 4.3 r 80677kF0 7.6 7.5 43- 82 67 89 67N 311 32 293 *** A light curve is desired as 80677 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212081687} 21 Oct 30 10 28 31.6 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 33- 71 38 85 33S 236 310 215 21 Oct 30 14 46 36.0 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 24 80 230 -28S 175 128 154 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = +0.19sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 15 43 37.4 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 35 68 257 53S 256 187 235 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.4sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 10 27 5.8 r 99334cK0 8.5* 7.9 24- 59 25 86 44N 341 52 319 99334 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.11sec 99334 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 50). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 31 11 33 34.2 r 99344kA3 8.7 8.5 24- 58 40 93 85S 291 1 268

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*** A light curve is desired as 99344 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882858} 21 Oct 31 11 55 31 r 1586kK0 7.5 7.0 23- 58 45 96 10S 215 285 193 *** A light curve is desired as 1586 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868430} 21 Nov 1 12 11 20.5 R 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 15- 45 -9 36 98 69N 320 26 297 21 Nov 1 12 24 52 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 15- 45 -7 38 ** GRAZE: CA 3.2S; Dist.107km in az. 15deg. [Lat = 24.12-0.25(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Nov 1 12 25 26 M 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 -6 39 101 3S 212 277 189 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 1 12 30 5.9 r 119034 F2 7.7 7.4 15- 45 -5 40 101 74N 315 20 292 21 Nov 2 11 25 41 m 119493 G0 9.0 8.6 8- 32 12 94 2N 28 95 6 21 Nov 2 11 58 56.5 r 119491 F8 9.0 8.8 8- 32 20 98 71N 319 25 297 21 Nov 2 12 0 44.5 r 1806 K5 9.1* 8.3 8- 32 -12 20 98 52S 262 328 240 21 Nov 7 1 1 11.5 d 184694 A0 8.8 8.8 6+ 30 9 238 48S 142 82 137 21 Nov 8 1 14 24.6 D 2579 G2 7.4 7.1 14+ 44 17 230 34S 149 97 150 21 Nov 10 3 22 42.5 d 2939 A9 7.5* 7.2v 34+ 71 17 232 45S 125 71 138 2939 = BD Cap, 7.51 to 7.57, Hp, Type DSCTC, Period 0.160222 days, Phase 50 % 21 Nov 11 2 20 30.6 d 3087 A9 7.8 7.6 45+ 84 38 212 72S 92 60 110 21 Nov 12 2 30 5.4 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 97 46 204 21N 0 337 21 21 Nov 12 3 21 58.3 d 164841 K0 8.1 7.6 56+ 97 40 218 72N 51 15 72 21 Nov 12 23 44 0 Gr 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 3 40 ** GRAZE: CA -5.9N; Dist. 32km in az. 153deg. [Lat = 22.79+0.47(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Nov 12 23 44 33 m 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 3 40 133 -6N 330 14 352 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 14 1 27 7.4 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 121 53 143 59N 32 66 55 21 Nov 14 7 52 16.0 d 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 77+ 123 13 257 59N 32 328 55 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.12sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 21 Nov 16 8 9 28.7 d 109800DA2 7.6 91+ 146 32 261 72N 44 339 65 109800 is double: AB 7.65 10.79 1.14" 335.4, dT = +1.1sec 109800 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 17 9 14 12.2 d 110326 K0 7.0 6.5 96+ 157 29 269 69N 43 334 61 21 Nov 17 9 21 43.7 d 110328cK5 7.0 s 96+ 157 27 270 87N 61 352 79 110328 is double: AB 7.41 8.39 0.10" 335.0, dT = +0.02sec 110328 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 110328 = NSV 15437, 6.99 to 7.08, Hp, Type SR 21 Nov 18 9 58 55.7 D 422 B7 5.5 5.6 99+ 169 30 275 53N 28 317 44 R422 = sigma Arietis Distance of 422 to Terminator = 11.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.9" 21 Nov 19 7 51 40.3 d X191069 11.7 v 62E 179 70 262 76U 65 350 77 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 7 55 52.4 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 56E 179 69 264 -10N 306 231 318 21 Nov 19 7 56 40.7 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 55E 179 68 263 -34N 282 206 294 21 Nov 19 7 59 14.8 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 51E 179 68 264 77U 74 359 86 21 Nov 19 8 4 53.2 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 43E 179 67 264 82U 87 12 99 21 Nov 19 8 10 19.2 d X191075k 11.8 35E 179 66 265 60U 55 339 67 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 13 7.5 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 31E 179 65 266 65U 66 350 78 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 8 17 55 GrX 66435 11.5 10.9 25E 179 64 ** GRAZE: CA 62.9U; Dist. 47km in az. 167deg. [Lat = 22.69+0.21(E.Long+101.11)]

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21 Nov 19 8 18 13 m X 66435 11.5 10.9 25E 179 64 267 62U 336 259 347 21 Nov 19 8 18 55.3 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 24E 179 64 266 97U 118 42 130 21 Nov 19 8 20 10.4 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 23E 179 63 267 90U 291 215 303 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 26 15.6 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 16E 179 62 268 45U 37 321 49 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 8 32 59.8 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 10E 179 60 268 -83N 230 153 241 21 Nov 19 8 34 20.1 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 9E 179 60 268 88U 270 193 282 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 8 52 26.1 d X191091p 11.5 1E 179 56 270 72U 74 357 86 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -66sec 21 Nov 19 8 56 58.9 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 1E 179 55 271 67U 64 347 76 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 14 28.0 d X191087k 11.4 2E 179 51 273 53U 23 306 35 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 9 19 17.8 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 3E 179 50 272 95U 198 122 210 21 Nov 19 9 20 15.7 d X 4663k 11.2 10.7 3E 179 50 273 44U 1 284 13 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 19 9 26 2.3 r X191069 11.7 v 6E 179 48 273 66U 250 173 262 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 26 36.1 d X 66622k 11.5 10.9 6E 179 49 274 68U 28 311 40 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 9 32 17.9 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 10E 179 47 274 71U 241 165 253 21 Nov 19 9 33 4.3 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 10E 179 47 274 79U 229 153 241 21 Nov 19 9 33 25.0 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 11E 179 47 274 91U 55 339 67 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 9 40 2.5 r X191075k 11.8 17E 180 45 274 57U 263 186 274 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 9 43 45.3 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 20E 180 44 275 48U 281 205 293 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 44 59.1 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 22E 180 44 275 65U 252 176 264 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 9 49 28.6 r X 4663k 11.2 10.7 27E 180 43 275 51U 322 246 334 *** A light curve is desired as X 4663 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758740} 21 Nov 19 9 50 23.8 d X191124k 11.7 28E 180 43 275 26S 84 8 96 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 7 55 GrX191117k 11.8 53E 180 39 ** GRAZE: CA-63.4S; Dist. 13km in az. 6deg. [Lat = 23.24-0.09(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Nov 19 10 7 59 m X191117k 11.8 53E 180 39 276 -63S 164 89 176 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 10 35.5 r X191087k 11.4 57E 180 38 277 66U 302 226 313 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 10 55 M 93526kA* 7.7 7.5 57E 180 39 277 85U 344 269 356 *** A light curve is desired as 93526 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210766521} 21 Nov 19 10 19 24.4 r X191091p 11.5 70E 180 36 277 84U 250 174 261 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -60sec 21 Nov 19 10 22 23.8 r X 66610k 11.8 11.5 74E 180 36 278 81U 260 185 272 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 10 25 41.5 r X 66622k 11.5 10.9 79E 180 35 278 80U 299 224 310 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662}

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21 Nov 19 10 26 0.4 d X191151k 11.9 v 79E 180 35 278 -9N 96 21 108 *** A light curve is desired as X191151 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748304} X191151 = HAT 259-0002752, 11.05, range 0.00, 2r, Type ROT, Period 0.11143492 days 21 Nov 19 10 27 53.9 d X191146k 11.7 82E 180 35 278 -45N 130 55 142 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 19 10 31 28.8 D X 66759k 10.6 10.0v 86E 180 34 278 22N 60 346 72 *** A light curve is desired as X 66759 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210758590} X 66759 = HAT 259-0000665, 9.04, range 0.03, 8r, Type ROT, Period 17.97632811 days 21 Nov 19 10 31 33.3 d X 66755k 11.3 10.6 86E 180 34 278 -46N 128 54 140 *** A light curve is desired as X 66755 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740492} 21 Nov 20 3 33 28.5 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 41 81 87N 263 340 271 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.17sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.5sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.8sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +394sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 11.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.9" 21 Nov 20 4 25 9.5 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 53 84 79N 270 350 278 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 11.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.1" 21 Nov 20 7 25 29.3 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 87 258 -89N 76 359 84 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.04sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.29sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -502sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -108sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 8 56 6.3 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 66 273 53S 220 137 228 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -430sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +406sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +935sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 10.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.0" 21 Nov 20 9 6 45.7 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 169 64 274 76S 243 160 251 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.15sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.23sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -447sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -229sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 14.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.1" 21 Nov 21 2 54 38.2 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 23 72 41N 311 25 314 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = +0.9sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +78sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = +67sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 9 54 52.9 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 75 285 41S 218 120 216 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 5 54 11.6 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 40 75 56S 238 319 231 R1061 = 39 Geminorum

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1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -0.24sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +97sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 24 11 56 18.5 r 79855 A0 8.0 7.9 78- 125 71 280 80N 289 197 276 21 Nov 24 12 34 28.3 R 1211SA1 6.3 6.3 78- 124 -7 62 280 42N 327 239 314 R1211 = 4 Cancri 1211 is triple: AB 6.3 11.0 45" 27.2, dT = -81sec : AC 6.3 11.6 106" 295.0, dT = -327sec 21 Nov 25 12 27 44 Gr 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 70- 113 -9 75 ** GRAZE: CA 13.7S; Dist. 56km in az. 34deg. [Lat = 23.73-0.61(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Nov 25 12 28 53 m 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 70- 113 -9 74 270 14S 208 124 191 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 26 11 26 26 Gr 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 60- 102 80 ** GRAZE: CA 11.2S; Dist.138km in az. 207deg. [Lat = 21.73-0.46(E.Long+101.11)] 21 Nov 26 11 43 52.0 R 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 60- 102 83 126 35S 233 285 213 1435 is double: AB 6.5 12.6 31" 263.8, dT = -221sec 21 Nov 26 13 0 1.0 r 1436 K0 6.8 6.1 60- 102 -2 77 252 45S 244 176 224 21 Nov 29 9 56 36.6 R 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 30- 66 23 96 29N 356 63 334 21 Nov 29 11 1 32.3 r 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 29- 66 37 104 36S 242 305 219 21 Dec 6 0 51 39.0 d 186965 G5 8.7 8.2 4+ 24 7 237 88N 93 33 98 21 Dec 6 1 3 13.7 d 186983 G5 8.3 7.7 4+ 24 5 238 76N 81 20 86 21 Dec 8 0 54 48.1 D 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 30 221 51N 40 359 56 21 Dec 9 0 14 52.4 d 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 -4 45 200 70N 54 34 73 21 Dec 9 1 14 1.7 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 39 216 77N 60 25 80 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 1 45 18.8 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 34 223 78N 62 20 81 21 Dec 10 3 14 29.7 d 165221KG0 7.8 7.5 40+ 78 31 235 49S 110 59 132 *** A light curve is highly desired as 165221 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206009487} 21 Dec 11 2 51 43.3 D 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 50+ 90 47 225 54S 103 62 126 21 Dec 12 1 9 12.8 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 101 62 166 89N 64 78 87 21 Dec 12 6 33 24.3 d 128698 G5 7.0 6.5 61+ 103 14 261 39N 15 309 37 21 Dec 13 4 18 2.5 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 55 239 54N 29 337 51 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.09sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 16 5 26 37.1 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 75 252 82N 66 359 79 21 Dec 18 1 29 33.7 d 734 K0 6.6 6.0 99+ 169 30 75 67S 111 187 116 Distance of 734 to Terminator = 16.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.8" 21 Dec 18 4 23 17.8 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 69 83 70N 70 158 75 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +9sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = +74sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 14.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.6" 21 Dec 18 11 33 34.1 d 767SB2 5.5 99+ 171 16 290 84N 88 16 91 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.24sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +16sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -28sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 767 to Terminator = 10.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.2" 21 Dec 23 12 28 52.4 r 1408cK3 7.4 6.7S 84- 132 57 271 17N 357 279 338 1408 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.02sec 1408 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1404). Observations are highly desired

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1408 = NSV 18224, 7.42, 21 Dec 26 11 41 49.0 r 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 56- 97 70 150 63N 320 348 297 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 104.2, dT = +0.23sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 27 9 40 22.3 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 35 108 67S 270 331 248 21 Dec 27 12 38 2.1 r 138961 K0 8.3 7.8 45- 84 -10 65 163 50N 333 349 311 21 Dec 28 9 40 6.4 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 22 108 87N 295 357 275 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 11 51 34.9 r 139423 K2 8.2 7.6 34- 72 48 132 68S 270 314 250 21 Dec 30 12 42 42.1 R 2205 A1 7.7 7.7 14- 45 -10 31 131 76S 270 317 257

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Lunar Occultation predictions Observatorio Ricardo Sanchez Argentina

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Occultation prediction for Ricardo Sanchez Observatorio E. Longitude - 58 27 33.2, Latitude -34 38 32.3, Alt. 2m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 2 6 23 0.1 r 80882 K0 7.3 6.8 90- 142 35 4 73N 299 115 279 21 Jan 2 6 29 38.0 r 1408cK3 7.4 6.7S 90- 142 36 3 50S 242 60 223 1408 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.4sec 1408 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1404). Observations are highly desired 1408 = NSV 18224, 7.42, 21 Jan 3 8 15 2.0 r 1533 F5 7.3 7.1 82- 129 -6 39 346 67N 310 142 288 21 Jan 4 6 33 35 m 99548 F0 7.7* 7.5 73- 117 39 34 11S 211 4 188 21 Jan 9 6 55 42.9 R 2246 K3 7.3 6.5 19- 51 16 100 55N 320 82 309 21 Jan 9 7 30 59.5 r 159481PF5 7.7 7.4 18- 51 23 95 22N 352 113 341 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249874527} 159481 is double: AB 7.7 14.0 20.3" 111.6, dT = +32sec 21 Jan 9 8 6 56.2 r 159489pK1 7.8 18- 51 -9 30 91 34N 341 101 330 *** A light curve is desired as 159489 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249861691} 159489 is double: AB 8.08 9.33 0.10" 336.0, dT = -0.26sec 159489 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 10 7 7 21.3 r 184579cA1 7.9 10- 38 9 109 40N 329 92 323 184579 is double: AB 7.96 11.11 0.40" 156.0, dT = +0.8sec 184579 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 11 7 43 32.3 r 185736 A7 7.9 7.7 4- 24 7 114 28S 209 334 209 21 Jan 15 23 55 29.1 d 164948kF2 7.2 7.0 9+ 35 -9 15 262 12N 357 234 18 *** A light curve is desired as 164948 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205990489} 21 Jan 16 0 39 58.0 d 164972 K0 8.1 7.6 9+ 35 6 256 44N 29 265 51 21 Jan 17 0 31 9.2 D 3392 A2 7.3* 7.1 16+ 47 15 267 57N 38 275 61 21 Jan 17 0 32 20 m 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 16+ 47 15 267 9S 152 29 175 21 Jan 17 23 55 15.1 d 3510 G5 8.6* 8.1 23+ 58 -9 28 283 78N 57 291 80 21 Jan 18 23 40 33.1 D 76 F5 5.9 5.7 32+ 69 -7 35 298 28N 7 233 30 R76 = 14 Ceti 21 Jan 19 0 51 41.3 D 83wK2 6.6* 6.0 32+ 70 22 286 68S 91 323 113 R83 = 15 Ceti 83 is double: AB 6.7 13.5 25.3" 315.0, dT = -49sec 21 Jan 20 1 27 38.4 d 202 G5 6.9* 6.3 42+ 81 20 291 80S 79 309 100 21 Jan 24 0 12 17.2 d 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 78+ 124 34 359 87N 78 259 86 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +26sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Jan 24 1 32 2.1 D 665WA* 5.7 5.6 78+ 124 30 337 86N 77 277 85 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -492sec 21 Jan 24 23 34 35.3 d 789 K0 6.9 6.3 85+ 135 -6 28 21 65N 62 223 64 21 Jan 26 1 42 59.8 d 949cK5 7.3 6.3 92+ 147 30 1 58S 127 306 124 949 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 949 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1304). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 27 1 55 52.5 d 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 97+ 159 29 12 44N 59 228 51 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Feb 3 6 34 54.5 r 139480KF5 8.1 7.8 66- 109 49 52 54N 326 105 305 *** A light curve is highly desired as 139480 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212809505} 21 Feb 5 7 59 8.6 R 2213 K0 5.8 5.3 43- 82 53 70 53S 247 13 234 R2213 = 34 Librae

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21 Feb 5 9 29 40.3 r 2218cB3 5.5 5.6s 42- 81 1 69 39 71S 264 52 252 R2218 = zeta Librae 2218 is double: ** 5.9 7.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2218 = NSV 7126, 5.47 to 5.53, V 21 Feb 6 5 55 54.5 R 2353 K0 4.5* 4.0 33- 70 20 101 90S 279 40 272 R2353 = psi Ophiuchi 21 Feb 7 5 47 26.1 r 2504kB9 7.4 7.4 22- 57 9 112 54S 238 2 236 *** A light curve is desired as 2504 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 235363752} 21 Feb 7 6 57 54.4 r 185397KF5 8.2 7.9 22- 56 22 104 64S 247 6 245 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185397 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 225070732} 21 Feb 7 8 9 39.7 r 185440kM0 8.8 7.7s 22- 55 36 95 45S 228 344 226 *** A light curve is desired as 185440 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224906517} 185440 = NSV 22176, 8.6 to 8.68, Hp 21 Feb 8 7 22 25.1 r 186844 B9 8.4 8.3 13- 43 16 109 55S 231 352 236 21 Feb 8 7 58 26.5 r 186870 K2 8.5 7.6 13- 43 23 105 85N 271 30 276 21 Feb 9 7 29 27.3 r X 46198 G0 9.0 8.7 7- 30 7 115 47S 214 339 224 21 Feb 9 7 44 20.2 R 188183 K0 8.0 7.4 7- 30 9 113 81S 248 12 258 21 Feb 9 8 11 50.5 R 2850 K0 7.6 7.0 7- 30 14 110 34N 313 75 323 21 Feb 9 8 25 32.8 R 188229 F2 8.2 7.9 7- 30 -12 17 108 67N 280 41 290 21 Feb 9 8 34 50.3 r 188243 K2 8.8 8.1 7- 30 -10 19 107 56S 223 343 234 21 Feb 15 0 0 46.5 D 128698 G5 7.0 6.5 10+ 37 8 273 43S 119 354 142 21 Feb 20 23 21 41.4 d 76853KF5 7.5 7.2 61+ 103 -9 32 351 86S 87 276 92 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76853 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247643791} 21 Feb 23 3 3 17.1 d 1046cF8 7.0 6.7 80+ 127 20 324 85S 102 315 96 1046 is double: ** 7.8 7.8 0.10" 57.0, dT = +0.19sec 1046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 780). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 23 3 40 34.5 d 1049 A2 6.8 6.7 80+ 127 15 317 72S 116 334 109 21 Feb 26 4 41 33.0 d 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 98+ 164 33 335 47S 170 12 150 1435 is double: AB 6.5 12.6 31" 263.7, dT = -7sec 21 Feb 26 5 33 58.1 d 1436 K0 6.8 6.1 98+ 164 28 323 48S 170 22 150 21 Feb 28 8 1 36.8 R 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 99- 166 30 306 65N 296 158 272 R1689 = omega Virginis 1689 = ome Vir, 5.23 to 5.5, V, Type SR 21 Mar 2 7 16 55.4 r 1923SK0 7.0* 88- 140 59 341 41S 238 73 217 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.26" 276.3, dT = -1.3sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 9 3 36.6 r 2056 A2 7.6 7.5 79- 126 -9 58 313 58N 319 176 301 21 Mar 5 5 29 32.4 r 159736pA0 8.1 7.9 59- 100 39 88 82N 288 47 279 *** A light curve is desired as 159736 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205089268} 159736 is double: AB 7.6 10.8 0.9" 53.7, dT = +1sec 159736 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 5 47 58.4 D 2322SB2 4.1 4.1 59- 100 42 86 -47N 57 176 48 R2322 = jabbah = nu Scorpii 2322 is multiple: Aa,Ab 4.5 6.8 0.10" 52.5, dT = +0.39sec : AB 4.3 5.3 1.3" 2.1, dT = +3sec : EA 14.0 3.9 5.3" 143.6, dT = +1.2sec : AC 4.3 6.6 41" 337.0, dT = +29sec 2322 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 5 59 7 Gr 2322SB2 4.1 4.1 59- 100 45 ** GRAZE: CA-16.5N; Dist.297km in az. 40deg. [Lat =-31.16-0.69(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Mar 5 6 20 6.4 R 159763S 6.5 6.5V 59- 100 49 80 12N 358 119 350 159763 is triple: CD 6.6 7.2 2.4" 56.4, dT = -6sec : CA 6.6 4.3 41" 157.0, dT = +176sec 159763 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 159763 = HD 145501, 6.26, , Type ACV, Period 0.5853 days, Phase 92 %

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21 Mar 5 6 22 48.5 R X 22139MB2 5.4 59- 100 49 80 15N 355 116 347 X 22139 is triple: BA 5.3 4.3 1.3" 182.1, dT = +6sec : AE 3.9 14.0 5.3" 323.6, dT = -19sec X 22139 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 6 22 53.7 R 2322SB2 4.1 4.1 59- 100 49 80 15N 355 116 347 R2322 = jabbah = nu Scorpii 2322 is multiple: Aa,Ab 4.5 6.8 0.10" 52.5, dT = -0.23sec : AB 4.3 5.3 1.3" 2.1, dT = -6sec : EA 14.0 3.9 5.3" 143.6, dT = +19sec : AC 4.3 6.6 41" 337.0, dT = -163sec 2322 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 6 49 50.4 r 159770pB9 7.6 7.6 58- 100 55 75 36N 334 96 325 *** A light curve is desired as 159770 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205064383} 159770 is double: AB 7.1 14.9 3.2" 340.0, dT = -9sec 159770 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 14 16.0 r 159818KA8 8.1 7.9 58- 99 -7 76 3 59N 311 128 303 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159818 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204959839} 21 Mar 5 9 47 33.5 r 2338 G8 6.4 5.7 58- 99 0 74 334 40N 329 172 321 21 Mar 6 7 20 38.4 r 2471 A5 7.9 7.7 47- 86 51 84 75N 289 46 286 21 Mar 8 5 6 11.4 R 2790kB9 6.3* 6.3 26- 62 4 117 69S 241 7 249 *** A light curve is desired as 2790 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215230346} 21 Mar 8 6 53 43.2 R 2803 B9 7.6 7.5 26- 61 23 104 47N 304 63 313 21 Mar 8 8 33 3.8 R 187895 A1 7.6 7.4 25- 60 43 93 81N 270 25 279 21 Mar 8 14 1 20.1 r 2834cA4 5.0* 4.9 24- 58 49 65 286 57N 293 173 303 R2834 = chi Sagittarii 2834 is double: AB 5.8 5.8 0.12" 78.2, dT = +0.3sec 2834 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 9 7 19 25.5 r 189031 G8 7.9 7.5 17- 48 17 107 8N 337 98 350 21 Mar 9 7 19 53.2 r 189024 A0 8.3 8.2 17- 48 17 107 53S 217 338 231 21 Mar 9 8 37 9 m 2954 G5 7.8 7.3v 16- 48 32 98 14S 178 295 192 2954 = HIP 99903, 7.83, range 0.02, 0V, Type VAR, Period 11.39601 days 21 Mar 10 7 57 5.5 R 3092 F2 6.3* 6.1 10- 36 12 106 83N 254 16 272 R3092 = 27 Capricorni 21 Mar 10 9 8 3.7 r 190114 F5 8.0 7.7 9- 35 -9 26 97 51N 286 45 304 21 Mar 15 22 9 4.0 d 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 6+ 28 0 17 290 72N 57 288 77 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.7, dT = -247sec 21 Mar 20 23 47 35 Gr 822SB9 5.8 5.9 44+ 83 21 ** GRAZE: CA -0.7N; Dist.134km in az. 201deg. [Lat =-35.93-0.31(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Mar 24 1 35 15.9 d 80089 G5 7.2 6.7 73+ 118 28 337 86S 109 310 95 21 Mar 24 2 30 17.8 D 1251 B9 5.9 5.9 74+ 118 23 325 79S 117 328 102 R1251 = lambda Cancri 21 Mar 24 22 13 15.6 D 1365pG8 6.0 5.6 81+ 129 -4 22 40 27N 48 193 30 R1365 = 79 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1365 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251360981} 1365 is double: AB 6.0 0.10" 107.0, dT = +0.23sec 1365 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 25 0 42 15.6 D 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 82+ 130 34 4 39S 163 339 145 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 258.0, dT = -2.4sec 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 27 4 32 12.6 d 1621cM4 7.2 6.4v 96+ 157 38 326 79N 115 323 92 1621 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.8" 150.0, dT = +1.5sec 1621 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1424). Observations are highly desired 1621 = FI Leo, 6.92 to 7.34, Hp, Type LB, Period 75.936642 days, Phase 98 %

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21 Mar 28 3 37 53.7 d 1739cF5 6.4* 6.1 99+ 169 50 359 54N 109 289 86 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1739 to Terminator = 10.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.2" 21 Mar 30 1 31 46 m 1978cK0 6.6* 6.1v 97- 161 32 75 24S 212 339 192 R1978 = 88 Virginis 1978 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0 1978 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1454). Observations are highly desired 1978 = HIP 67355, 6.57, range 0.00, 7V, Type VAR, Period 19.96406 days Distance of 1978 to Terminator = 9.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.2" 21 Mar 30 3 55 3.3 r 139592cG5 7.7 7.2 97- 160 57 39 82N 287 76 268 139592 is double: ** 8.1 8.7 0.020" 97.0, dT = +0.05sec 139592 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1024). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 30 5 56 15 M 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 97- 159 62 340 25S 215 52 196 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1 : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3 : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8 : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1994 to Terminator = 11.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.7" 21 Mar 30 5 56 25 m X127461p 7.2 6.9 97- 159 62 339 25S 215 52 196 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1 : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0 X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of X127461 to Terminator = 11.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.7" 21 Mar 31 3 19 44.6 R 2110 K0 6.3* 5.8 92- 147 46 71 54N 319 86 303 21 Mar 31 4 2 5.2 r 158815 K0 7.7 7.1 92- 146 54 61 78N 295 67 279 21 Mar 31 5 39 1.3 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 91- 146 68 21 83S 276 78 261 21 Mar 31 6 0 35.8 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 91- 145 69 8 52N 321 134 305 21 Mar 31 8 5 0.0 r 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 91- 145 58 303 25N 348 213 333 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Apr 1 6 17 38.3 r 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 83- 131 71 39 45S 235 22 225 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +1.4sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 1 7 48 44.0 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 83- 131 72 328 78N 293 141 283 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 1 8 6 5 Gr 2275pB2 6.0 s 83- 131 71 ** GRAZE: CA 12.4S; Dist.115km in az. 18deg. [Lat =-33.56-0.27(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Apr 1 8 6 41 M 2275pB2 6.0 s 83- 131 70 317 12S 203 60 193 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.2 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Apr 1 12 44 5.5 d 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 81- 129 30 18 258 -74S 116 355 106 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 125.5, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.9, dT = -0.14sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = -2.6sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Apr 1 13 37 47.6 r 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 81- 128 39 8 251 73S 263 139 253 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 125.5, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.9, dT = -0.41sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +11sec

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2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Apr 2 4 14 54.2 r 2415 M2 7.3 6.3v 74- 119 39 91 26N 340 97 335 R2415 = V2106 Ophiuchi 2415 = V2106 Oph, 7.38 to 7.46, V, Type SR, Period 22. days 21 Apr 3 3 53 35.6 r 2562cK1 7.0 6.4 63- 105 24 104 71N 290 48 290 2562 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.17sec 2562 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1511). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 8 44 17 r 2590 B8 8.2 8.1 62- 103 79 30 20S 200 353 202 21 Apr 3 9 41 2.4 r 186089 A0 8.3 8.2 61- 103 -6 78 321 72N 288 143 290 21 Apr 4 4 50 52.5 r 187431 B3 7.3 7.3 52- 92 24 104 21N 334 92 341 21 Apr 4 5 52 35.2 r 187465pG0 7.4 7.1 51- 91 36 98 76N 278 34 285 *** A light curve is desired as 187465 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215051461} 187465 is double: AB 7.4 14.2 6.3" 246.6, dT = -11sec 187465 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 4 6 38 15.6 R 2761pB8 6.6 6.6 51- 91 45 92 13N 341 96 348 *** A light curve is desired as 2761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215128511} 2761 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 26.0, dT = -0.36sec 2761 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1558). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 4 7 49 20.3 R 2767 K0 6.4 5.7 51- 91 59 81 20N 334 90 342 21 Apr 5 5 9 23.3 R 2907SK3 6.2 5.7v 41- 79 16 108 59N 289 50 301 2907 is triple: AC 6.3 16.0 42" 108.0, dT = +80sec : AB 6.3 10.7 47" 27.7, dT = +14sec 2907 = V4200 Sgr, 6.18, range 0.07, V, Type BY, Period 3.24738 days, Phase 24 % 21 Apr 5 8 6 17.1 r 188805DF0 8.1 40- 78 51 86 61N 286 42 299 188805 is double: AB 8.53 9.85 0.98" 24.7, dT = +0.38sec 188805 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 6 8 25 51.4 r 189879 F3 8.7 8.5 29- 66 43 88 85N 256 14 274 21 Apr 7 6 41 48.2 R 3191cA5 7.4 7.3 21- 54 11 105 85S 242 5 262 3191 is double: AB 7.6 9.3 0.09" 113.4, dT = +0.11sec 3191 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 9 8 47 11.4 r 146721 F5 9.0 8.7 7- 30 12 92 36N 293 56 316 21 Apr 9 9 21 10.0 r 146738 G0 8.9 8.6 7- 30 -11 19 88 86S 234 358 258 21 Apr 16 22 43 6.0 d 77027 F0 8.0 7.8 19+ 52 15 314 47S 127 347 130 21 Apr 16 23 7 28.0 d 77035cF5 8.0 19+ 52 11 310 75S 99 323 103 77035 is double: AB 8.12 9.84 0.60" 29.9, dT = +0.6sec 77035 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 17 22 51 12.5 d 77932 A5 8.0 8.1 27+ 63 19 323 54S 125 338 123 21 Apr 18 22 38 42.5 D 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 36+ 74 26 337 39S 145 347 138 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = +2.2sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.2, dT = +31sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Apr 24 3 52 31.2 D 1689 M4 5.2 4.5v 87+ 137 35 313 61S 148 6 125 R1689 = omega Virginis 1689 = ome Vir, 5.23 to 5.5, V, Type SR 21 Apr 26 2 38 3.2 d 1923SK0 7.0* 98+ 165 59 12 48S 171 341 150 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.26" 276.5, dT = -0.21sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1923 to Terminator = 18.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Apr 28 5 24 41.0 r 2197kK2 7.6 6.9 98- 165 71 336 60N 308 148 295 *** A light curve is desired as 2197 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249906067}

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21 Apr 28 8 55 3.0 r 2211PA* 6.7 6.5v 98- 163 35 272 64S 252 132 240 R2211 = 33 Librae *** A light curve is highly desired as 2211 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249835410} 2211 is double: AB 8.1 14.9 46" 26.0, dT = +75sec 2211 = GZ Lib, 6.66 to 6.71, V, Type roAp, Period 4.8511 days, Phase 0 % 21 Apr 29 0 51 7.3 r 2338 G8 6.4 5.7 94- 152 25 98 58N 310 69 302 21 Apr 29 1 38 12.1 R 2343kK0 6.3 5.7 94- 152 34 92 35N 333 92 325 *** A light curve is desired as 2343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204929719} 21 Apr 29 7 53 12.8 d 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 93- 150 61 289 -58N 66 303 59 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Apr 29 8 53 17.1 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 93- 149 49 277 48N 320 201 313 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Apr 30 2 27 37.2 R 2507 K0 6.7 6.1 87- 138 33 98 63S 247 4 245 21 Apr 30 3 7 10 Gr 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 87- 137 41 ** GRAZE: CA 15.2S; Dist.371km in az. 36deg. [Lat =-30.49-0.61(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Apr 30 3 12 54 M 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 87- 137 42 93 15S 199 314 197 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 30 5 3 14.3 d 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 86- 137 64 74 -48N 52 172 51 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Apr 30 5 49 7.3 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 86- 136 73 57 24N 340 111 339 R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Apr 30 8 25 22.7 r 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 86- 135 68 291 40S 223 101 223 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 1 2 45 46.8 r 186864DG2 7.6 78- 124 25 104 72N 286 44 290 186864 is double: AB 8.21 8.48 2.68" 108.1, dT = +5sec 186864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 1 2 54 7.3 R 2678 B2 6.6 6.6v 78- 124 27 103 65S 243 0 247 2678 = V4031 Sgr, 6.52 to 6.67, V, Type GCAS 21 May 1 4 54 56.3 r 2691 B9 8.0 7.9 77- 123 51 89 64S 242 356 247 21 May 1 6 15 59 Gr 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 77- 122 67 ** GRAZE: CA 9.1S; Dist. 40km in az. 197deg. [Lat =-35.02-0.25(E.Long+58.46)] 21 May 1 6 24 0 r 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 77- 122 69 72 21S 199 318 204 21 May 2 3 58 15.5 d 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 67- 110 27 103 -55S 117 235 128 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.2, dT = +2.6sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 2 4 39 52.5 R 2861cA1 5.6 5.5v 67- 110 36 98 69N 283 39 294 R2861 = 51 Sagittarii 2861 is double: ** 5.9 7.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2861 = V5548 Sgr, 5.82, range 0.04, B, Type DSCTC:, Period 0.11340 days 21 May 2 4 58 2.7 R 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 67- 110 39 96 77S 249 4 259 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.2, dT = -1.5sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 2 8 5 23.2 R 2879kA3 6.7 6.6 66- 108 75 52 77S 248 22 259 *** A light curve is desired as 2879 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215136541} 21 May 2 10 6 52.5 r 188547DF5 7.8 65- 108 -5 72 299 26S 197 70 208

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188547 is double: AB 8.23 9.39 1.24" 285.6, dT = -0.14sec 188547 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 3 9 8 39.7 R 189613 K0 7.2 6.7 55- 95 75 41 77N 268 52 285 21 May 4 6 53 26.0 d 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 44- 84 37 89 -25S 136 255 155 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = +249sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +1.9sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 May 4 6 57 4.6 r 164498cF3 8.0 7.7 44- 84 38 88 64N 276 35 296 164498 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 164498 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 70). Observations are highly desired 21 May 4 7 30 42.2 R 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 44- 83 45 83 34S 194 314 214 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = -266sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +278sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 May 4 8 19 26.9 r 164528 B8 7.5* 7.5 44- 83 55 74 84S 244 8 264 21 May 4 10 25 4.6 d 3175 G8 4.7* 4.3 43- 82 -2 74 19 -61S 99 262 119 R3175 = kappa Capricorni 21 May 4 10 28 7.8 r 164567cK5 7.3* 6.5 43- 82 -2 74 15 88N 252 60 272 164567 is double: 7.1 7.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 4 11 34 59.7 r 3175 G8 4.7* 4.3 43- 82 11 71 323 45S 205 56 225 R3175 = kappa Capricorni 21 May 5 6 15 41.0 r 165065 G8 7.9 7.4 35- 72 18 96 61S 218 340 240 21 May 5 9 17 13.0 R 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 34- 71 54 65 38N 298 68 320 R3304 = 56 Aquarii 21 May 5 9 53 16.0 r 165136 K0 7.8 7.1 33- 71 -9 60 54 57N 279 55 301 21 May 6 6 32 17.6 r 165568kF8 7.9 7.7 25- 60 10 96 55N 279 43 302 *** A light curve is desired as 165568 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245968525} 21 May 6 7 56 20.1 r 165603 G5 8.1 7.5 25- 60 27 84 29S 183 306 206 21 May 6 8 6 2.5 r 165597KF8 8.0 7.7 25- 60 29 82 87S 241 5 264 *** A light curve is highly desired as 165597 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245972483} 21 May 6 9 22 37 d 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 24- 59 43 68 -12N 346 115 9 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 128.6, dT = -12sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -560sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V 21 May 6 9 33 50 Gr 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 24- 59 46 ** GRAZE: CA 4.0N; Dist. 63km in az. 342deg. [Lat =-34.05+0.26(E.Long+58.46)] 21 May 6 9 44 44 R 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 24- 59 -10 47 63 20N 314 86 337 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 128.6, dT = +16sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -164sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V 21 May 7 7 57 52.6 r 147044 G5 8.5 8.0 17- 48 16 85 60S 212 337 236 21 May 7 8 12 47.4 r 128548 F2 8.5 8.3 17- 48 19 83 49S 201 326 224 21 May 8 8 50 14.3 r 109458 F5 8.4* 8.2 10- 37 15 79 68N 263 29 285 21 May 8 9 40 10.4 r 109473 G0 8.2 7.8 10- 36 -12 25 71 63S 214 343 236 21 May 9 8 47 46.2 r 109931kG0 8.5 8.2 5- 26 3 81 71S 222 347 242 *** A light curve is desired as 109931 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220433795} 21 May 14 21 51 30.1 D 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 8+ 33 -11 11 312 84S 91 314 91 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.03sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 21 42 48.2 D 1274cF0 5.7* 5.5s 31+ 67 -9 30 344 80N 92 287 77

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R1274 = upsilon 1 Cancri 1274 = NSV 17909, 5.691, range 0.01, 4w, Type PULS, Period 0.109096 days, Phase 54 % 21 May 17 22 53 31.0 D 1279cG9 6.4* 5.8 31+ 68 24 328 42N 54 263 39 R1279 = upsilon 2 Cancri 21 May 19 1 54 15.4 d 80882 K0 7.3 6.8 42+ 80 8 302 84N 102 330 83 21 May 21 23 45 55.2 D 1739cF5 6.4* 6.1 73+ 117 50 5 58S 148 324 125 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.12sec 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired 21 May 22 1 2 55.8 d 119216 A5 7.8* 7.6 73+ 118 48 337 86N 113 312 90 21 May 23 0 39 54.3 d X125132D 7.6 7.4 83+ 131 57 4 12S 196 12 174 X125132 is double: BA 7.6 7.3 1.1" 281.3, dT = +0.48sec X125132 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 23 0 39 54.9 D 1856DF5 6.8 83+ 131 57 4 12S 196 13 174 1856 is double: AB 7.33 7.61 1.08" 101.3, dT = -0.49sec 1856 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 23 2 21 7.9 d 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 83+ 132 51 323 73N 100 310 78 21 May 23 22 22 47.8 d 1976 A3 7.0* 6.9 91+ 144 38 69 29S 178 307 158 21 May 23 22 51 13.8 D 1978cK0 6.6* 6.1v 91+ 145 43 64 33S 174 305 154 R1978 = 88 Virginis 1978 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.03sec 1978 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1454). Observations are highly desired 1978 = HIP 67355, 6.57, range 0.00, 7V, Type VAR, Period 19.96406 days 21 May 24 0 33 17.7 d 139592cG5 7.7 7.2 91+ 145 59 33 85S 121 274 102 139592 is double: ** 8.1 8.7 0.020" 97.0, dT = +0.04sec 139592 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1024). Observations are highly desired 21 May 24 3 27 44.7 d X127461p 7.2 6.9 92+ 146 54 311 26S 180 39 160 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1, dT = -2.9sec : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0, dT = -1734sec X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 24 3 27 45.3 D 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 92+ 146 54 311 26S 180 39 161 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1, dT = +2.8sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -214sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8, dT = +497sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = +1754sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 25 0 3 43.3 D 2110 K0 6.3* 5.8 97+ 159 50 66 40N 66 195 50 21 May 25 0 32 25.3 d 158815 K0 7.7 7.1 97+ 160 55 59 72N 97 230 81 21 May 25 2 7 56.8 d 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 97+ 160 68 18 90N 114 279 99 21 May 26 9 10 44.0 D 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 100+ 178 18 258 54N 89 328 79 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 117.5, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 219.2, dT = -0.37sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +9sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V Distance of 2302 to Terminator = 0.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 26 9 57 32.6 r X135309 11.7 11.4 87E 178 -10 8 252 -77S 298 174 288 21 May 26 9 59 37.6 d X217226k 11.3 84E 178 -10 8 251 84U 137 13 127 *** A light curve is desired as X217226 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204955018} 21 May 26 10 1 16.9 r X135324 10.9 10.2 82E 178 -10 8 251 -84S 305 181 296 21 May 26 10 2 46.3 R 159684 A0 7.5 7.5 80E 178 -9 7 251 -80N 322 198 312 21 May 26 10 2 50.0 r X217134 11.3 79E 178 -9 7 251 -16S 237 113 228 21 May 26 10 4 9.3 R X217168 10.3 77E 178 -9 7 251 -69N 333 209 324

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21 May 26 10 4 15.8 R 2303SB2 4.8 4.9 77E 178 -9 7 251 -70S 291 167 282 2303 is triple: CE 4.5 6.6 0.10" 60.4, dT = +0.1sec : CA 4.5 2.6 13.7" 199.9, dT = +0.5sec 2303 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 4 16.6 R 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 77E 178 -9 7 251 -69S 290 166 281 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.001" 117.5, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 219.2, dT = -0.17sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = -0.2sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 May 26 10 7 39.5 D 159719 G8 8.9 8.3 72E 178 -9 7 250 84U 107 342 97 21 May 26 10 7 51.7 r X217173 11.6 71E 178 -8 7 250 12S 210 86 201 21 May 26 10 9 48.0 r X217160 11.1 68E 178 -8 6 250 -7S 230 105 220 21 May 26 10 10 0 M X 40491 A5 10.1 10.0 68E 178 -8 6 250 86U 189 64 180 21 May 26 10 10 8.1 r X135402 11.0 10.4 67E 178 -8 6 250 -62N 340 216 331 21 May 26 10 11 4.0 R X217141 10.8 66E 178 -8 6 250 -38S 261 136 252 21 May 26 10 14 8.4 d X217260k 11.7 61E 178 -7 6 250 5N 48 283 39 *** A light curve is desired as X217260 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205032071} 21 May 26 10 15 0 m X217211 11.5 59E 178 -7 5 249 79U 189 64 180 21 May 26 10 20 18.7 R 159691dA2 9.3 9.2 50E 178 -6 4 249 -77S 302 177 293 159691 is double: AB 9.3 13.5 1.6" 199.0, dT = +0.6sec 159691 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 23 19 m X135475k 11.2 10.8 45E 178 -6 4 249 -36N 9 243 360 *** A light curve is desired as X135475 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205058464} 21 May 26 10 24 22.3 d X217302k 11.3 43E 178 -5 4 248 90U 76 311 67 *** A light curve is desired as X217302 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205003182} 21 May 26 10 24 26.4 r X217188 11.6 43E 178 -5 4 248 99U 236 110 227 21 May 26 10 24 38.7 r X135393 11.4 11.1 43E 178 -5 3 248 -46S 271 146 262 21 May 26 10 26 1.6 r X135398 11.0 10.2 40E 178 -5 3 248 -56S 281 156 272 21 May 26 10 26 17.7 d X217304k 11.6 40E 178 -5 4 248 68U 112 346 102 *** A light curve is desired as X217304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204966750} 21 May 26 10 30 26.8 r X135421 11.1 10.4 33E 178 -4 2 247 -75S 301 175 292 21 May 26 10 34 41.3 d X217333k 11.7 27E 178 -3 2 247 72U 97 331 88 *** A light curve is desired as X217333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204978468} 21 May 26 10 37 28.1 d X135584k 11.4 11.3 23E 178 -3 2 247 68U 102 336 93 *** A light curve is desired as X135584 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204972242} 21 May 26 10 38 2.4 d X135588k 11.1 9.9 22E 178 -3 1 247 74U 92 326 83 *** A light curve is desired as X135588 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204981773} 21 May 26 10 39 23.3 d X217343k 11.6 20E 178 -2 1 246 87U 71 304 62 *** A light curve is desired as X217343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205003135} 21 May 26 10 40 12.8 r X217226k 11.3 19E 178 -2 1 246 84U 241 114 232 *** A light curve is desired as X217226 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204955018} 21 May 26 10 41 28.0 d X217346k 11.1 18E 178 -2 1 246 60U 114 347 105 *** A light curve is desired as X217346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204959023} 21 May 26 10 41 30 M X 40550p 10.7 10.5 17E 178 -2 0 246 -40N 9 242 360 *** A light curve is desired as X 40550 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205046548} X 40550 is triple: 10.7 11.6 6.7" 138.1 : AB 10.7 11.4 14.4" 120.8 X 40550 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 41 38 m X135541M 11.6 11.3 17E 178 -2 0 246 -40N 9 242 360 X135541 is triple: 11.6 10.7 6.7" 318.1 : 11.6 11.3 8.1" 105.5 X135541 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 41 50 m X135543M 11.3 10.6 17E 178 -2 0 246 -40N 9 242 360

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X135543 is triple: 11.3 11.6 8.1" 285.5 : BA 11.4 10.7 14.4" 300.8 X135543 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 42 31 M X217274k 10.8 16E 178 -2 1 245 46U 188 62 179 *** A light curve is desired as X217274 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204912857} 21 May 26 10 45 46.7 d X135607k 11.4 11.0 13E 178 -1 0 245 63U 107 340 98 *** A light curve is desired as X135607 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204963947} 21 May 27 7 22 21.9 r 2450 K2 7.5 6.6 99- 169 53 276 70N 298 181 294 Distance of 2450 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9" 21 May 27 7 57 33.1 r 184992pG8 7.1 6.6 99- 168 46 271 67S 254 138 251 *** A light curve is desired as 184992 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231301876} 184992 is double: AB 5.4 10.0 8.7" 197.8, dT = -11sec 184992 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 184992 to Terminator = 16.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 May 28 6 40 24.9 R 2622SB4 6.7 6.7e 95- 155 74 300 23S 206 78 209 R2622 = V3792 Sagittarii 2622 is triple: ** 6.8 9.7 0.054" 75.0, dT = +0.21sec : AB 6.8 8.8 13.6" 63.9, dT = +64sec 2622 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1679). Observations are highly desired 2622 = V3792 Sgr, 6.43 to 6.88, V, Type EB/DM, Period 2.248082 days, Phase 3 % Distance of 2622 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 21 May 29 1 51 27.3 r 2780 A0 7.1* 7.0 90- 143 29 102 88N 268 25 276 21 May 29 3 25 24.0 r 2792 B8 6.9 6.9 89- 142 48 90 30N 327 81 335 21 May 29 7 24 41.0 R 2809cK0 4.9 4.6 89- 140 77 313 77N 279 141 288 R2809 = psi Sagittarii 2809 is double: AB 5.5 5.7 0.17" 102.5, dT = +0.45sec 2809 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 30 7 9 16.5 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 80- 127 77 36 38S 208 356 222 21 May 30 9 7 44.8 r 2970 G8 7.8* 7.2 80- 126 69 296 89N 261 135 275 21 May 30 10 25 39.5 r 189244 F6 7.7* 7.5 79- 126 -6 54 277 40S 209 92 224 21 May 31 2 24 22.9 R 3089SA0 5.3* 5.3 72- 116 11 108 58S 223 346 241 R3089 = chi Capricorni 3089 is multiple: AE 5.3 13.0 9.2" 16.3, dT = +19sec : AF 5.3 13.0 9.5" 14.0, dT = +19sec : AG 5.3 20.0 13.1" 62.0, dT = +29sec : AC 5.3 15.0 35" 114.7, dT = +26sec 3089 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 31 5 45 0.9 r 190163 G6 8.1 7.7 71- 115 50 81 87N 258 17 276 21 May 31 6 9 45.4 R 3106 K0 5.2 4.6 71- 114 55 76 66N 278 40 297 R3106 = phi Capricorni 21 May 31 7 52 47.1 R 3116 K0 6.6* 6.1 70- 114 73 38 42N 303 90 321 21 Jun 2 10 12 47 d 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 49- 88 -8 66 2 5N 332 150 355 21 Jun 2 10 19 39 Gr 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 49- 88 -7 67 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3N; Dist. 20km in az. 320deg. [Lat =-34.41+0.68(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jun 2 10 25 44 r 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 49- 88 -6 66 354 22N 315 140 338 21 Jun 3 7 1 9 m 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 39- 78 29 77 4N 331 98 355 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 21 Jun 3 7 1 10 Gr 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 39- 78 29 ** GRAZE: CA 3.9N; Dist. 37km in az. 170deg. [Lat =-34.98+0.15(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jun 4 6 1 9.0 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 30- 67 6 88 46S 201 326 224 21 Jun 4 9 19 50.2 r 128849 K2 8.4* 7.8 29- 66 43 51 77N 257 37 280 21 Jun 5 8 33 6.8 r 109798 A2 8.7* 8.6 21- 55 25 66 87S 243 14 264 21 Jun 6 8 34 47.3 R 300cG5 7.5 14- 44 14 68 70S 227 356 245 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.17sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Jun 7 9 36 17.7 r 93124 K2 9.3 8.6 8- 32 15 61 52S 212 343 227 21 Jun 13 22 54 7.4 D 80089 G5 7.2 6.7 11+ 39 7 305 53S 135 2 120 21 Jun 14 21 14 9.5 D 1365pG8 6.0 5.6 18+ 50 -5 29 333 68N 80 284 62 R1365 = 79 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1365 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251360981} 1365 is double: AB 6.0 0.10" 107.0, dT = +0.3sec 1365 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 14 21 39 12.9 D 80677kF0 7.6 7.5 18+ 50 -10 26 327 48S 145 354 127 *** A light curve is desired as 80677 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212081687} 21 Jun 14 21 48 24.1 r 1363cK0 5.2 4.7 18+ 50 -12 25 325 -54N 318 169 300 R1363 = xi Cancri 1363 is double: AB 5.7 6.2 0.008" 5.5, dT = -0.02sec 21 Jun 14 23 38 33.3 D 1373dA2 6.5 6.5 18+ 51 10 304 43S 150 17 132 R1373 = 90 H1. Cancri 1373 is double: AB 6.4 13.8 6.7" 257.9, dT = -5sec 1373 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 32 8.4 d 119037cK0 8.2 7.8 47+ 87 47 347 77N 100 291 77 119037 is double: AB 8.4 11.4 0.38" 186.8, dT = +0.06sec 119037 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 18 21 55 53 M 119485KF5 7.0 6.8 58+ 100 52 18 14N 38 203 16 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119485 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229159911} 21 Jun 20 4 4 19 Gr 1950kG6 5.7 5.2 71+ 115 22 ** GRAZE: CA 3.8N; Dist. 1km in az. 185deg. [Lat =-34.65-0.08(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jun 20 4 4 20 gr 1950kG6 5.7 5.2 71+ 115 22 279 4N 27 262 7 R1950 = 80 Virginis *** A light curve is desired as 1950 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212804808} Distance of 1950 to Terminator = 8.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 20 22 26 19.5 d 2056 A2 7.6 7.5 80+ 127 55 54 84N 106 244 88 21 Jun 20 22 57 26.3 d 158515 K0 8.0 7.4 80+ 127 60 43 53S 149 294 131 21 Jun 20 23 31 43.8 d 158523 K2 8.0* 7.2 80+ 127 64 28 72S 129 286 112 21 Jun 22 1 29 25.3 d 2197kK2 7.6 6.9 89+ 142 72 350 75N 92 280 79 *** A light curve is desired as 2197 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249906067} 21 Jun 22 5 16 22.2 d 2211PA* 6.7 6.5v 90+ 143 35 272 55S 142 21 129 R2211 = 33 Librae *** A light curve is highly desired as 2211 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249835410} 2211 is double: AB 8.1 14.9 46" 26.0, dT = -48sec 2211 = GZ Lib, 6.66 to 6.71, V, Type roAp, Period 4.8511 days, Phase 31 % 21 Jun 22 21 23 52.2 d 2338 G8 6.4 5.7 95+ 154 -7 27 97 59N 71 190 62 21 Jun 22 22 39 49 m 2343kK0 6.3 5.7 95+ 155 42 87 14N 25 144 17 *** A light curve is desired as 2343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204929719} Distance of 2343 to Terminator = 5.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 22 22 42 51 Gr 2343kK0 6.3 5.7 95+ 155 42 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3N; Dist.155km in az. 219deg. [Lat =-36.45-0.68(E.Long+58.46)] Distance of 2343 to Terminator = 8.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.5" 21 Jun 23 5 35 22.4 D 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 96+ 158 46 274 53N 62 304 55 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Jun 23 22 48 9.3 d 2507 K0 6.7 6.1 99+ 169 33 98 57S 124 241 122 Distance of 2507 to Terminator = 11.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.1" 21 Jun 24 0 7 41.2 d 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 99+ 170 49 88 19S 160 275 158 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.11sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired

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Distance of 2513 to Terminator = 1.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 24 0 50 49.4 r 2513cA3 4.2 4.0 99+ 170 58 81 -58S 236 353 235 R2513 = 44 Ophiuchi 2513 is double: ** 5.1 5.1 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.29sec 2513 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 64). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 25 23 54 21.9 R 2861cA1 5.6 5.5v 98- 162 22 106 89S 269 29 280 R2861 = 51 Sagittarii 2861 is double: ** 5.9 7.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 2861 = V5548 Sgr, 5.82, range 0.04, B, Type DSCTC:, Period 0.11340 days 21 Jun 26 0 5 15.5 R 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 98- 162 24 105 54S 234 352 245 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.2, dT = -2.8sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 26 2 44 51.9 R 2879kA3 6.7 6.6 97- 161 55 84 68S 248 3 259 *** A light curve is desired as 2879 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215136541} 21 Jun 26 4 50 30.7 r 188547DF5 7.8 97- 160 78 39 48S 227 12 238 188547 is double: AB 8.23 9.39 1.24" 285.6, dT = -2sec 188547 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 26 8 55 9 m 2907SK3 6.2 5.7v 96- 158 45 269 15N 342 227 355 2907 is triple: AC 6.3 16.0 42" 108.0 : AB 6.3 10.7 47" 27.5 2907 = V4200 Sgr, 6.18, range 0.07, V, Type BY, Period 3.24738 days, Phase 51 % Distance of 2907 to Terminator = 4.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 27 2 2 41.9 r 189613 K0 7.2 6.7 92- 148 34 96 87N 264 22 281 21 Jun 27 3 28 16.5 r 189680 K2 7.4 6.7 92- 147 51 83 42N 309 67 326 21 Jun 28 2 35 30.4 R 3175 G8 4.7* 4.3 85- 134 27 95 74S 239 359 259 R3175 = kappa Capricorni 21 Jun 28 5 31 41.3 r 3191cA5 7.4 7.3 84- 133 61 62 43N 302 72 322 3191 is double: AB 7.6 9.3 0.10" 112.2, dT = +0.44sec 3191 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 28 6 30 39.4 r 164674 A8 7.6 7.4 84- 133 71 36 61S 226 15 246 21 Jun 29 4 4 26.6 r 3323MA5 7.5 7.3 76- 121 33 85 83S 243 6 266 3323 is triple: AB 7.5 8.8 84" 288.7, dT = -135sec : AC 7.5 9.4 107" 358.7, dT = +103sec 21 Jun 29 9 6 37.4 r 3337 F3 7.8 7.5 74- 119 65 326 73N 268 116 290 21 Jun 30 9 39 40.9 r 146786kK4 7.4 6.7 65- 107 61 337 66N 272 111 295 *** A light curve is desired as 146786 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246075403} 21 Jun 30 9 42 53 Gr 3478kG5 6.4 5.9 65- 107 60 ** GRAZE: CA 16.2N; Dist. 25km in az. 135deg. [Lat =-34.96+0.83(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jun 30 9 43 30 M 3478kG5 6.4* 5.9 65- 107 61 335 16N 322 162 345 *** A light curve is desired as 3478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246085059} 21 Jul 1 7 57 58 Gr 128698 G5 7.0 6.5 55- 96 50 ** GRAZE: CA 14.6N; Dist. 6km in az. 146deg. [Lat =-34.71+0.56(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jul 1 7 58 2 Gr 128698 G5 7.0 6.5 55- 96 51 41 15N 322 110 345 21 Jul 2 7 27 55.0 r 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 45- 85 36 56 12S 169 306 191 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Jul 3 8 3 35.1 R 269SK0 7.0* 6.4 36- 73 31 53 67S 225 4 245 269 is quadruple: AB 7.2 11.7 17.3" 279.0, dT = -27sec : AD 7.2 11.6 78" 124.1, dT = +40sec : AC 7.2 9.9 126" 227.0, dT = -331sec 21 Jul 3 8 58 48.4 r 110153 K0 8.3 7.7 35- 73 39 39 61S 219 7 239 21 Jul 3 10 11 6 m 110168 G5 7.8 7.3 35- 72 -10 45 17 18N 321 127 340 21 Jul 4 9 57 47.6 r 93012 G5 8.2 7.6 26- 62 36 31 60N 281 75 298 21 Jul 7 9 24 44.9 r 76869kA0 8.6 8.5 6- 29 4 57 57N 299 69 303 *** A light curve is desired as 76869 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247717508} 21 Jul 7 9 51 47.5 r 76875kA5 8.9 8.7 6- 29 8 53 84S 260 34 264 *** A light curve is desired as 76875 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247705520}

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21 Jul 12 21 47 26.6 d 98788 G5 8.4 7.9 8+ 33 -10 18 309 32S 160 22 140 21 Jul 12 22 54 59.3 d 98811wG5 8.9 8.6 8+ 33 7 297 39S 152 23 132 98811 is double: AB 9.1 14.0 23.7" 162.0, dT = +57sec 21 Jul 13 22 26 25.6 D 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 15+ 45 23 307 19S 177 40 155 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 19 % 21 Jul 14 15 51 53.7 d 1651MF2 3.9 s 22+ 55 34 18 63 54N 73 205 50 R1651 = Tsze Tseang = iota Leo 1651 is triple: AB 4.06 6.71 2.26" 90.8, dT = +7sec : AB,C 4.1 11.1 331" 346.0, dT = +51sec 1651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1651 = NSV 5184, 3.93 to 3.97, V 21 Jul 15 21 9 44.0 D 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 33+ 70 -2 52 348 52S 150 340 127 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1, dT = -267sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jul 15 22 17 26.2 d 119358wF8 8.0 7.7 33+ 70 46 324 60N 82 291 59 119358 is double: AB 8.0 13.5 14.1" 51.1, dT = +42sec 21 Jul 15 22 23 51.7 r 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 33+ 70 45 321 -86S 287 138 264 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.1, dT = -19sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 21 Jul 17 23 7 31.7 d 139725pG0 8.1 7.8 56+ 97 62 332 83S 117 320 99 *** A light curve is desired as 139725 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212667055} 139725 is double: AB 8.1 11.0 4.8" 339.6, dT = -9sec 139725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 17 23 25 0.6 D 2016kA0 6.7* 6.6 56+ 97 60 323 8S 192 42 173 *** A light curve is desired as 2016 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212658101} 21 Jul 18 0 8 35 M 2020pA0 6.5 6.5 56+ 97 54 308 12N 33 253 14 R2020 = 94 Virginis *** A light curve is desired as 2020 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212673769} 2020 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0 2020 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1457). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 18 0 14 27.9 D 2022pF2 5.5 5.3 56+ 97 53 306 81S 119 342 101 R2022 = 95 Virginis *** A light curve is desired as 2022 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212655748} 2022 is double: AB 5.5 16.4 185.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Jul 18 3 35 25.5 d 2032 F0 7.2 7.0v 57+ 99 15 268 72N 92 329 74 R2032 = 97 Virginis 2032 = MU Vir, 7.13 to 7.20, V, Type GDOR, Period 0.76144 days, Phase 69 % 21 Jul 18 4 10 36.3 D 2033 K3 4.2 3.5s 58+ 99 8 263 31S 169 45 151 R2033 = kappa Virginis 2033 = NSV 20060, 5.52 to 5.7, B, Type VAR: 21 Jul 18 4 24 9 Gr 2033 K3 4.2 3.5s 58+ 99 6 ** GRAZE: CA -0.3S; Dist.262km in az. 170deg. [Lat =-37.04+0.15(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Jul 19 2 29 36.0 d 159008 F0 7.9 7.7 68+ 111 42 281 37N 54 291 39 21 Jul 19 22 6 57.9 D 2275pB2 6.0 s 78+ 123 61 66 19S 173 300 163 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403} 2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.1, dT = +0.8sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jul 20 2 29 19.1 d 2296pA2 7.3 7.2 79+ 125 55 285 75N 87 324 77 *** A light curve is desired as 2296 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205009665}

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2296 is double: ** 7.6 8.3 0.030" 160.0, dT = +0.02sec 2296 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 449). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 20 3 6 46.2 d 159662pB9 7.8 7.7 79+ 125 48 278 41N 53 293 43 *** A light curve is desired as 159662 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205025028} 159662 is double: AB 7.2 16.5 9.5" 242.0, dT = -34sec 159662 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 20 4 0 7.4 D 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 79+ 126 37 270 22N 34 275 24 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.002" 111.4, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 219.5, dT = -1.9sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = +76sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jul 20 4 1 27.9 D 2303SB2 4.8 4.9 79+ 126 37 270 20N 32 273 22 2303 is triple: CE 4.5 6.6 0.10" 62.2, dT = +0.5sec : CA 4.5 2.6 13.7" 199.9, dT = -85sec 2303 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 20 4 13 16 Gr 2303SB2 4.8 4.9 79+ 126 34 ** GRAZE: CA 0.6N; Dist. 99km in az. 348deg. [Lat =-33.73+0.17(E.Long+58.46)] Distance of 2303 to Terminator = 3.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 13 21 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 79+ 126 34 ** GRAZE: CA 0.6N; Dist.123km in az. 348deg. [Lat =-33.51+0.17(E.Long+58.46)] Distance of 2302 to Terminator = 3.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 20 4 24 45.7 R 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 79+ 126 32 267 -21N 350 232 341 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 0.002" 111.4, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 219.5, dT = +1.2sec : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9, dT = -66sec 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jul 21 1 31 47.7 d 2450 K2 7.5 6.6 87+ 139 77 328 64N 69 277 65 21 Jul 21 2 9 14.2 d 184992pG8 7.1 6.6 88+ 139 72 303 79S 106 335 102 *** A light curve is desired as 184992 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231301876} 184992 is double: AB 5.4 10.0 8.7" 197.8, dT = -0.6sec 184992 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 22 2 16 18.1 D 2622SB4 6.7 6.7e 94+ 153 81 342 23S 152 349 155 R2622 = V3792 Sagittarii 2622 is triple: ** 6.8 9.7 0.054" 75.0, dT = +0.05sec : AB 6.8 8.8 13.6" 63.9, dT = +1.6sec 2622 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1679). Observations are highly desired 2622 = V3792 Sgr, 6.43 to 6.88, V, Type EB/DM, Period 2.248082 days, Phase 42 % Distance of 2622 to Terminator = 18.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Jul 22 8 4 41.9 d 2659 M3 6.2 5.2v 95+ 155 16 250 59N 53 292 57 2659 = V4028 Sgr, 6.1 to 6.38, V, Type SR:, Period 35. days 21 Jul 22 23 6 34.0 d 2792 B8 6.9 6.9 98+ 165 39 96 67N 50 165 58 21 Jul 23 2 28 8.7 D 2809cK0 4.9 4.6 99+ 166 78 44 84S 77 217 85 R2809 = psi Sagittarii 2809 is double: AB 5.5 5.7 0.17" 102.7, dT = +0.4sec 2809 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 25 1 17 6.0 R 3106 K0 5.2 4.6 99- 166 40 89 66S 247 5 265 R3106 = phi Capricorni 21 Jul 25 2 54 42.4 R 3116 K0 6.6* 6.1 98- 165 59 71 83N 277 41 296 21 Jul 25 9 52 23.9 r 3150 F3 6.6 6.4 98- 163 27 264 81S 256 136 275 21 Jul 26 2 34 56 m 3265PK0 6.6 6.1 94- 153 42 80 10N 339 101 0 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205967173} 3265 is double: AB 4.3 11.9 24.4" 65.0 Distance of 3265 to Terminator = 3.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"

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21 Jul 26 4 32 37.5 r 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 94- 152 64 50 45S 213 352 234 21 Jul 26 8 57 30.8 r 3284PF5 7.0 6.8 94- 151 46 285 74S 240 116 262 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3284 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205995584} 3284 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 3284 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1625). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 27 9 11 56.1 r 146587pA3 7.6 7.4v 87- 138 49 299 84N 258 125 281 *** A light curve is desired as 146587 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245991994} 146587 is double: ** 8.9 8.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 146587 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 60). Observations are highly desired 146587 = HIP 114752, 7.55, range 0.01, 2V, Type VAR, Period 0.11104 days 21 Jul 27 10 13 32.8 d 3425cB5 4.4 4.5v 87- 138 -8 37 286 -58N 40 273 63 R3425 = psi 2 Aquarii 3425 is double: ** 5.4 5.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.15sec 3425 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1639). Observations are highly desired 3425 = psi 2 Aqr, 4.40, range 0.06, b, Type BE:, Period 1.073 days 21 Jul 27 11 17 11.0 r 3425cB5 4.4 4.5v 87- 137 4 24 276 86N 255 132 278 R3425 = psi 2 Aquarii 3425 is double: ** 5.4 5.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.21sec 3425 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1639). Observations are highly desired 3425 = psi 2 Aqr, 4.40, range 0.06, b, Type BE:, Period 1.073 days 21 Jul 29 5 34 40.6 r 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 71- 115 39 55 46S 205 343 227 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.24sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +152sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 29 6 33 9.0 r 109441kG5 7.7 7.2 71- 115 48 39 81S 240 29 262 *** A light curve is desired as 109441 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220216322} 21 Jul 30 5 51 55 M 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 62- 104 31 55 15N 324 101 345 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6 21 Jul 30 9 50 49.9 r 109988pA5 8.1* 7.9 61- 103 47 340 58S 217 54 238 *** A light curve is desired as 109988 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220492184} 109988 is double: AB 8.1 11.2 0.20" 186.7, dT = -0.5sec 109988 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 1 8 42 6.4 R 450 K3 6.4 5.6 42- 81 35 29 33S 197 353 212 21 Aug 3 8 11 15.3 d 709MB3 4.3 v 24- 59 13 50 -73S 100 236 106 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 0.3, dT = -0.17sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -76sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Aug 3 9 10 37.5 R 76720WB3 7.0 7.0 24- 59 21 39 34S 208 353 213 76720 is double: BA 7.0 4.2 63" 34.0, dT = +211sec 21 Aug 3 9 14 6.6 R X 32222CB3 7.0 v 24- 59 22 38 37S 210 356 216 X 32222 is double: Ab,Aa 7.0 4.3 0.33" 180.3, dT = -1sec X 32222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 32222 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Aug 3 9 14 6.8 R 709MB3 4.3 v 24- 59 22 38 37S 210 356 216 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 0.3, dT = +1sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -206sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Aug 10 22 9 18.5 d 99550 G0 9.1 8.9 6+ 29 -11 15 294 81N 94 324 71 21 Aug 10 22 32 9.0 d 99555 9.8 9.5 6+ 29 11 290 87N 101 333 78

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21 Aug 10 22 39 20.2 d 99556wA3 8.9 8.7 6+ 29 10 289 66S 128 0 105 99556 is double: AB 8.9 12.3 19.4" 217.9, dT = -0.05sec 21 Aug 10 22 58 58.0 D 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 6+ 29 6 286 1S 193 66 170 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = -0.14sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1638 to Terminator = 18.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Aug 11 23 40 32.2 D 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 13+ 42 11 282 79N 97 331 75 21 Aug 13 22 13 55.2 D 139581kK0 7.3* 6.6 31+ 67 -11 52 307 74N 93 314 73 *** A light curve is desired as 139581 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212726497} 21 Aug 13 22 32 14.1 D 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 31+ 67 49 302 81S 119 343 99 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Aug 14 1 4 42.3 D 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 31+ 68 20 274 35N 54 290 35 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.1, dT = +10sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -192sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.7, dT = -517sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = -2538sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 4 58.1 d X127461p 7.2 6.9 31+ 68 20 274 35N 54 290 35 *** A light curve is desired as X127461 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708093} X127461 is triple: BA 7.3 6.7 3.6" 281.1, dT = -10sec : EA 12.4 6.7 647" 48.0, dT = +2554sec X127461 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 6 3.6 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 31+ 68 20 273 9S 190 67 171 21 Aug 15 1 51 3.6 D X130028D 6.6 6.5S 43+ 82 24 269 59S 138 16 122 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +2.8sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 3 % 21 Aug 15 1 51 6.3 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 43+ 82 24 269 59S 138 16 122 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -2.8sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.8" 295.9, dT = -25sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +51sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -3sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 3 % 21 Aug 16 0 7 52.7 d 2242 M2 8.1 7.2 54+ 94 57 291 84N 97 332 86 21 Aug 16 2 9 41.5 d 159480kA5 7.5 7.4 54+ 95 33 269 26S 167 47 155 *** A light curve is desired as 159480 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249709395} 21 Aug 16 18 26 18.7 d 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 63+ 106 30 32 95 78N 87 204 79 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Aug 17 1 17 31.7 d 2403 A* 7.6 7.5v 66+ 108 57 281 51S 137 18 131 2403 = V2353 Oph, 7.58 to 7.64, Hp, Type ACV, Period 1.62880 days, Phase 13 % 21 Aug 17 1 26 27.3 d 184593 B9 7.6 7.5 66+ 108 55 280 77N 85 326 79 21 Aug 18 3 30 0.8 d 185830 K5 8.0 7.0 77+ 122 44 267 73N 73 318 73 21 Aug 18 5 25 39.3 D 2577dO7 6.2 6.2 77+ 123 21 254 89S 90 331 91 R2577 = 63 (Ophiuchi)/Sagittarii 2577 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 4.5" 43.0, dT = +5sec 2577 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 18 22 27 7.6 d X 44603pF7 7.8 7.5 85+ 134 58 84 26S 148 262 153 *** A light curve is desired as X 44603 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214722449} X 44603 is double: AB 8.4 8.8 1.2" 70.8, dT = +1sec X 44603 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 6 47 36.3 d 2767 K0 6.4 5.7 87+ 137 17 251 14N 5 245 13 21 Aug 23 8 39 36.1 R 3356cB8 5.8 5.8v 99- 169 31 278 85N 275 151 297

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R3356 = 74 Aquarii 3356 is double: AB 5.8 6.4 0.062" 270.6, dT = -0.16sec 3356 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3356 = HI Aqr, 5.80, range 0.01, V, Type ACV, Period 3.5892 days, Phase 54 % Distance of 3356 to Terminator = 17.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 21 Aug 24 2 37 17.6 r 146786kK4 7.4 6.7 97- 159 44 64 88N 261 33 284 *** A light curve is desired as 146786 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246075403} 21 Aug 24 2 53 25.9 R 3478kG5 6.4* 5.9 97- 159 47 60 52N 296 70 319 *** A light curve is desired as 3478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246085059} 21 Aug 27 3 16 53.3 r 283 M0 6.6 5.7 78- 124 17 66 82S 244 14 263 21 Aug 28 8 3 55 m 93094cA0 7.9 7.9 68- 111 40 3 19N 325 142 341 93094 is double: AB 7.9 11.1 0.50" 288.2 93094 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 28 9 14 5 m 93108 G5 7.5 6.9 68- 111 38 342 16N 328 163 343 21 Aug 29 9 14 53.2 r 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 59- 100 36 355 24S 190 14 202 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 97 % 21 Aug 30 5 56 10.4 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 50- 90 13 52 30S 200 336 208 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 42 % 21 Aug 30 10 2 47.0 d 660wA8 4.3 4.1v 49- 89 -3 33 355 -56N 47 231 54 R660 = upsilon Tauri 660 is double: AB 4.3 13.1 117" 290.1, dT = -182sec 660 = ups Tau, 4.28 to 4.31, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1484 days 21 Aug 30 11 30 5.9 r 660wA8 4.3 4.1v 48- 88 14 28 333 76N 276 120 283 R660 = upsilon Tauri 660 is double: AB 4.3 13.1 117" 290.1, dT = -382sec 660 = ups Tau, 4.28 to 4.31, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1484 days 21 Sep 1 9 21 53.2 r 77999 A0 8.1 8.0 30- 67 -11 23 29 88N 274 68 272 21 Sep 9 23 23 57.3 d 1952 F0 8.6 8.4 10+ 38 14 272 62S 134 10 114 21 Sep 13 0 33 40.4 d 2362KF8 7.7 7.4 40+ 78 41 269 37S 153 35 145 *** A light curve is highly desired as 2362 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204490599} 21 Sep 13 18 25 40.6 d 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 49+ 89 37 47 90 43S 141 256 138 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = -21sec 21 Sep 13 22 18 35.1 d 185375kB9 8.4 8.3e 51+ 91 -8 78 324 80S 104 316 101 *** A light curve is desired as 185375 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 235009762} 185375 = ASAS J172511-2436.3, 8.37, range 0.09, V, Type ED, Period 3.388439 days, Phase 97 % 21 Sep 15 0 5 53.5 d 186888cA0 8.0 7.8 63+ 105 71 293 22N 18 255 23 186888 is double: AB 8.9 9.0 0.20" 200.1, dT = -1.4sec 186888 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 15 3 14 22.2 d 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 64+ 106 34 260 80S 95 340 100 21 Sep 16 2 6 36.6 D 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 74+ 118 59 279 47N 36 279 46 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.3, dT = -5sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 16 3 4 25.0 r 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 74+ 119 47 270 -56N 292 178 303 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.3, dT = +3sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 16 4 44 41.6 d 2879kA3 6.7 6.6 75+ 120 28 258 55S 114 356 125

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*** A light curve is desired as 2879 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215136541} 21 Sep 17 5 31 31.7 d 189613 K0 7.2 6.7 84+ 133 29 261 31S 130 12 146 21 Sep 18 2 33 19.2 d 164498cF3 8.0 7.7 91+ 144 71 320 72S 83 297 102 164498 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec 164498 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 70). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 18 4 3 29.0 d 164516 K3 6.9 6.2 91+ 145 55 288 54N 29 265 48 21 Sep 19 3 43 12.0 D 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 96+ 157 64 317 32S 115 330 137 R3304 = 56 Aquarii 21 Sep 20 2 23 12.9 D 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 99+ 169 62 29 30S 104 259 126 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 128.3, dT = +6sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -334sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V Distance of 3428 to Terminator = 4.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Sep 20 6 20 31.1 d 3446pK0 7.2* 6.5 99+ 170 41 292 80S 52 283 75 *** A light curve is desired as 3446 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246040978} 3446 is triple: **Aa 7.9 7.9 0.050" 34.0, dT = +0.11sec : AB 7.2 7.7 6.9" 145.0, dT = -0.8sec 3446 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1091). Observations are highly desired Distance of 3446 to Terminator = 13.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.5" 21 Sep 27 7 9 31.0 r 76810 F8 7.6 7.3 66- 109 29 19 55S 228 31 233 21 Sep 27 9 36 52.9 r 740kF0 6.3 6.2 66- 108 -1 29 342 81N 272 109 277 *** A light curve is desired as 740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247826631} 21 Sep 28 7 0 55.2 r 77523SB9 7.3 7.3 57- 98 22 32 11S 190 341 189 77523 is multiple: AB 7.3 8.3 14.7" 346.9, dT = +90sec : AC 7.3 12.4 17.8" 65.0, dT = +67sec : AR 7.3 13.3 32" 73.1, dT = +93sec : AD 7.3 10.2 202" 10.0, dT = +1329sec 21 Sep 29 8 55 23.7 r 1028 G8 7.5 7.1 47- 87 -9 26 17 53N 312 116 306 21 Oct 1 8 21 53.2 R 80209 K0 7.1 6.5 28- 64 14 47 70S 267 46 252 21 Oct 8 22 37 46.4 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 8+ 33 -8 24 266 43S 150 29 136 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Oct 8 23 20 51 d 159037 K1 9.1 8.5 8+ 33 15 260 7S 187 65 172 21 Oct 8 23 21 12.5 r 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 8+ 33 15 260 -50S 243 121 229 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Oct 9 0 2 16.3 d 159067PK0 9.1 8.7 8+ 34 8 255 68S 126 2 111 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159067 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249921958} 159067 is quadruple: AC 9.1 9.6 301" 179.9, dT = +310sec : AD 9.1 12.5 360" 338.7, dT = -533sec : AB 9.1 10.0 528" 14.9, dT = -329sec 21 Oct 9 22 40 12 m 184105cK3 7.4* 6.9 16+ 47 -8 37 269 2N 12 254 3 184105 is double: AB 7.4 0.003" 186.7 21 Oct 9 22 49 34.5 D 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 16+ 47 -10 35 268 57N 68 309 58 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Oct 9 23 5 6.8 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 16+ 47 32 265 87S 104 346 95 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Oct 9 23 9 10.3 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 16+ 47 31 265 71S 119 1 110 21 Oct 9 23 38 34.0 d 184159kF3 8.4 8.1 16+ 47 26 261 59N 69 310 60 *** A light curve is desired as 184159 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204810792} 21 Oct 9 23 42 57.2 R 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 16+ 47 24 261 -56N 314 195 305 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 Oct 10 0 6 57.5 r 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 16+ 48 20 258 -86S 276 156 267 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 Oct 10 0 59 41.0 d 184212 K5 8.6 7.7 17+ 48 10 251 82S 108 345 99 21 Oct 10 22 55 7.5 d 185074 F3 8.1 7.8 25+ 61 -11 48 271 52N 58 302 54 21 Oct 10 23 27 56.2 d 185098 G3 8.6 8.1 26+ 61 41 267 52N 58 302 54

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21 Oct 11 1 30 18.9 d 185189 A2 8.2 8.1 26+ 62 17 252 54N 59 298 56 21 Oct 11 2 39 54.6 D 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 27+ 62 5 244 80S 105 339 103 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = +6sec 21 Oct 11 2 40 0.7 D 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 27+ 62 5 244 79S 106 340 103 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = -6sec 21 Oct 11 2 45 2.2 d 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 27+ 63 4 243 54N 59 293 56 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 12.0" 289.2, dT = -14sec 21 Oct 11 21 58 41.7 d 2627 K2 6.7 5.9 36+ 74 0 72 293 71N 70 308 73 21 Oct 12 0 7 37.5 d 2637 K2 8.2 7.2 37+ 75 46 267 86N 85 331 88 21 Oct 12 1 46 18.4 D 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 37+ 75 27 256 65N 64 306 67 21 Oct 12 1 55 44.9 d 186628 K3 7.9 7.0 37+ 75 25 255 35S 144 26 147 21 Oct 12 22 55 7.3 D 187898 K0 7.1 6.5 48+ 87 -11 72 295 68N 61 297 69 21 Oct 13 23 44 20.3 d 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 59+ 101 73 304 83N 69 297 83 21 Oct 14 1 37 2.7 d 2970 G8 7.8* 7.2 60+ 101 51 275 41N 27 271 41 21 Oct 14 2 47 3.6 d 189244 F6 7.7* 7.5 60+ 102 37 265 83S 82 326 97 21 Oct 14 22 44 2.0 d 190163 G6 8.1 7.7 70+ 113 -8 72 43 60N 40 184 58 21 Oct 14 23 23 48.5 D 3106 K0 5.2 4.6 70+ 113 76 12 43N 23 193 41 R3106 = phi Capricorni 21 Oct 15 1 17 13.4 D 3116 K0 6.6* 6.1 70+ 114 64 297 46N 27 258 45 21 Oct 15 22 40 29.3 d 3243 G8 7.3* 6.8 79+ 125 -7 61 59 32N 8 141 29 21 Oct 16 2 46 56.1 D 3265PK0 6.6 6.1 80+ 127 54 293 75N 50 282 71 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205967173} 3265 is double: AB 4.3 11.9 24.4" 65.0, dT = +57sec 21 Oct 16 3 2 51.1 d 164952kK5 7.9 7.1 80+ 127 51 289 55N 31 265 52 *** A light curve is desired as 164952 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205970855} 21 Oct 17 0 51 28.8 d 3382wK0 7.8 7.3 87+ 138 66 14 84N 55 224 78 3382 is double: AB 7.9 9.9 79" 269.9, dT = -178sec 21 Oct 17 4 0 10.1 d 3392 A2 7.3* 7.1 88+ 139 46 293 44N 16 246 38 21 Oct 17 23 17 18.7 D 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 93+ 150 44 62 48S 100 233 123 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.35sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 21 Oct 18 22 56 57.3 d 128823 A3 7.2 7.0 97+ 161 -10 28 69 63N 28 158 50 21 Oct 19 0 6 28.2 D 76 F5 5.9 5.7 97+ 162 41 55 68S 77 214 99 R76 = 14 Ceti 21 Oct 22 1 7 18.1 R 422 B7 5.5 5.6 98- 163 19 56 48S 215 350 230 R422 = sigma Arietis 21 Oct 22 6 22 59.0 r 434 K0 6.9 6.3 98- 162 34 332 85N 261 104 275 21 Oct 23 3 27 5.8 R 531pB9 5.7 5.7 94- 152 28 33 38S 205 356 216 R531 = 13 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 531 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210788932} 531 is double: ** 6.3 6.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.14sec 531 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1209). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 3 27 40.1 r 76636 K2 7.1 6.2 89- 141 20 41 51N 299 84 306 21 Oct 27 5 15 15.6 R 1088 A4 5.8* 5.7S 65- 107 11 46 85N 281 59 272 R1088 = 47 Geminorum 1088 = NSV 17371, 5.77, , Type DSCT: 21 Oct 28 8 6 28.5 r 79987SK5 7.5 6.7 55- 95 -10 26 23 68N 304 103 290 79987 is triple: **Aa,Ab 8.9 8.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec : AB 7.6 10.7 28.9" 98.1, dT = +88sec 79987 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 78). Observations are highly desired

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21 Oct 28 8 40 45.5 R 1233SG8 5.7 5.3S 55- 95 -4 29 15 74N 298 105 285 R1233 = psi Cancri 1233 is quadruple: **Aa,Ab 6.6 6.6 0.10" 270.0, dT = -0.29sec : AC 5.8 11.8 83" 220.5, dT = -58sec : AB 5.8 13.1 90" 318.5, dT = -277sec 1233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 73). Observations are highly desired 1233 = NSV 17752, 5.73, , Type VAR: 21 Oct 31 8 21 35.9 R 1570 G4 5.5 5.0 25- 60 -7 19 57 57S 263 38 241 R1570 = 52 Leonis 21 Nov 1 8 33 33.5 r 1687 K1 6.2 5.6S 16- 47 -4 16 67 45N 344 113 321 1687 = NSV 18818, 6.17, , Type VAR: 21 Nov 6 22 50 24.3 D 2407wF3 7.0 6.7 6+ 28 -5 22 256 68S 121 1 115 R2407 = 15 Ophiuchi 2407 is double: AB 7.0 17.5 106" 56.9, dT = +90sec 21 Nov 7 23 42 27.4 d 185880 G5 9.0 8.4 13+ 43 25 255 75S 108 350 109 21 Nov 8 1 8 16.8 d 185957 K0 8.6 7.9 14+ 43 9 245 43N 46 282 47 21 Nov 8 22 45 19 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 22+ 56 -4 49 268 14S 163 49 169 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = +1569sec 21 Nov 8 22 49 11 Gr 2750SB2 2.1 2.1 22+ 56 -4 48 ** GRAZE: CA 7.4S; Dist. 13km in az. 151deg. [Lat =-34.78+0.46(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Nov 8 22 53 57 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 22+ 56 -5 47 267 1S 176 63 183 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -2930sec Distance of 2750 to Terminator = 11.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 9 1 28 13.3 d 187596cK3 8.4 23+ 57 17 250 81N 77 316 84 187596 is double: AB 8.47 11.16 0.20" 190.0, dT = -0.13sec 187596 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 9 1 30 12 d 187583 A2 8.0 7.9 23+ 57 17 250 15S 161 40 168 21 Nov 10 2 43 6.0 d 2934 K5 7.6 6.7 34+ 71 14 250 33N 22 260 35 21 Nov 11 3 26 15.3 D 3089SA0 5.3* 5.3 45+ 85 15 254 32S 132 10 149 R3089 = chi Capricorni 3089 is multiple: AE 5.3 13.0 9.2" 16.4, dT = -16sec : AF 5.3 13.0 9.5" 14.0, dT = -18sec : AG 5.3 20.0 13.1" 62.0, dT = +18sec : AC 5.3 15.0 35" 114.7, dT = +135sec 3089 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 11 23 24 53.1 D 3214 A0 6.8 6.7 55+ 95 -10 69 318 58S 102 317 122 21 Nov 12 1 49 7.5 d 164803 A9 7.9 7.7 55+ 96 42 278 53S 106 345 126 21 Nov 12 3 1 35.4 d 164829DA0 7.1* 7.0e 56+ 97 28 268 82S 77 317 98 164829 is double: AB 7.2 7.2 3.8" 247.1, dT = -8sec 164829 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 802). Observations are highly desired 164829 = DX Aqr, 6.34 to 6.76, V, Type EA, Period 0.9450106 days, Phase 95 % 21 Nov 12 3 1 43.0 d 3228SA0 7.2* 6.7 56+ 97 28 268 82S 77 317 98 R3228 = 29 Aquarii (DX) 3228 is triple: BA 7.2 7.2 3.8" 67.1, dT = +8sec : AC 7.2 13.0 144" 291.0, dT = -245sec 3228 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 802). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 13 3 53 14 m 3358 K2 6.9 6.1 67+ 109 24 272 7S 149 26 171 R3358 = 75 Aquarii 21 Nov 13 23 18 21.6 D 3478kG5 6.4* 5.9 75+ 120 -9 61 21 34N 8 171 31 *** A light curve is desired as 3478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246085059} 21 Nov 19 7 45 12 M X 66283 10.7 10.4 72E 179 -10 9 302 91U 345 213 357 21 Nov 19 7 45 57.8 d X 66368 11.4 11.2 70E 179 -10 10 302 75U 52 280 64 21 Nov 19 7 46 53.7 d X 66383 11.4 11.1 69E 179 -10 9 302 82U 71 299 83 21 Nov 19 7 49 14.5 r X 66248k 11.0 10.2 66E 179 -10 9 301 -72S 253 121 264 *** A light curve is desired as X 66248 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210769457}

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21 Nov 19 7 53 54.7 r X190973 11.7 59E 179 -9 8 301 -52N 309 178 321 21 Nov 19 7 55 48.4 R 93485kA0 8.1 8.0 56E 179 -9 8 300 -63S 244 113 256 *** A light curve is desired as 93485 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210768027} 21 Nov 19 8 5 5.6 r X190976 11.9 42E 179 -7 6 299 -78N 285 155 296 21 Nov 19 8 5 11.7 D 93499 F2 9.2 9.0 42E 179 -7 6 299 40S 142 12 154 21 Nov 19 8 18 2.6 d X191048k 11.5 25E 179 -5 4 297 67U 73 304 85 *** A light curve is desired as X191048 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210782216} 21 Nov 19 8 19 28 M X 4603DA0 8.3 8.2 23E 179 -4 3 297 52U 347 218 359 X 4603 is double: BA 8.3 8.1 7.5" 7.1 X 4603 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 19 8 19 34 M X 4604DA0 8.1 8.1 23E 179 -4 3 297 51U 347 218 359 X 4604 is double: AB 8.1 8.3 7.5" 187.1 X 4604 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 19 8 19 36.9 r X190994 11.8 23E 179 -4 4 297 -54S 238 109 250 21 Nov 19 8 24 30.9 d X191047 11.8 18E 179 -3 3 296 50U 48 280 60 21 Nov 19 8 34 20.2 R 93499 F2 9.2 9.0 9E 179 -2 1 294 -4S 191 63 203 21 Nov 19 8 35 10 M 93498SK5 8.7 7.8 9E 179 -1 1 295 37U 347 220 359 93498 is triple: AC 8.9 12.5 24.2" 292.0 : AB 8.9 10.6 31" 68.9 21 Nov 19 8 35 20.3 d X191061k 11.8 9E 179 -1 1 295 47U 44 277 56 *** A light curve is desired as X191061 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791034} 21 Nov 19 8 36 19 M X 4618pK5 10.6 10.3 8E 179 -1 0 295 36U 347 220 359 *** A light curve is desired as X 4618 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210796328} X 4618 is double: BA 10.6 8.9 31" 248.9 21 Nov 19 8 39 18.3 D 93506kA2 8.4 8.2 6E 179 -1 0 294 77U 91 324 103 *** A light curve is desired as 93506 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210779544} 21 Nov 23 5 24 13.5 r 1056 B9 7.2* 7.3 87- 138 26 19 42N 319 121 312 21 Nov 24 5 45 29.2 r 1181cG8 7.0 80- 127 24 26 67N 300 96 288 1181 is double: AB 7.04 10.09 0.40" 200.7, dT = +0.22sec 1181 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 6 40 9.4 R 1739cF5 6.4* 6.1 31- 68 12 75 71S 277 44 254 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.03sec 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 7 52 57.3 r 119216 A5 7.8* 7.6 31- 68 -8 26 63 89S 295 67 272 21 Nov 30 8 16 33.0 r 1856DF5 6.8 21- 55 -4 26 72 76S 282 51 261 1856 is double: AB 7.33 7.61 1.08" 101.4, dT = +2.3sec 1856 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 1 7 11 11.3 R 1976 A3 7.0* 6.9 13- 42 6 94 19N 6 131 347 21 Dec 1 7 39 27.3 R 1978cK0 6.6* 6.1v 13- 41 -10 12 90 25N 0 124 341 R1978 = 88 Virginis 1978 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = 0.00sec 1978 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1454). Observations are highly desired 1978 = HIP 67355, 6.57, range 0.00, 7V, Type VAR, Period 19.96406 days 21 Dec 2 11 11 33.2 r 2114SA* 5.3 S 5- 26 30 47 72 63S 264 30 249 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.3, dT = +1.1sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.8" 296.0, dT = -26sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.4, dT = +11sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -58sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 34 % 21 Dec 5 23 50 46.8 d 186888cA0 8.0 7.8 4+ 23 -10 9 245 32N 35 271 39 186888 is double: AB 8.9 9.0 0.20" 200.1, dT = -0.44sec 186888 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Dec 6 0 7 58.7 d 186917cF5 8.6* 8.3 4+ 23 6 243 74N 76 311 81 21 Dec 6 23 46 27.0 d 188347KF6 8.4 8.1 10+ 37 -10 22 254 73N 69 310 79 *** A light curve is highly desired as 188347 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215035735} 21 Dec 6 23 58 9.9 D 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 10+ 37 -12 20 253 19N 15 255 25 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.3, dT = -7sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 7 0 24 20.1 r 2864dB8 4.6 4.6 10+ 37 14 250 -39N 316 194 326 R2864 = 52 Sagittarii 2864 is double: AB 4.7 9.2 2.3" 175.3, dT = +6sec 2864 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 8 1 5 57.1 D 189613 K0 7.2 6.7 19+ 51 17 254 86N 74 313 90 21 Dec 8 2 18 46.1 d 189680 K2 7.4 6.7 19+ 52 4 246 80N 68 302 84 21 Dec 8 22 41 13.5 d 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 28+ 63 2 55 287 31S 132 9 151 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = +376sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +34sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 Dec 8 22 50 43 Gr 3164SB3 4.5 4.6v 28+ 63 1 53 ** GRAZE: CA 13.2S; Dist.101km in az. 138deg. [Lat =-35.87+0.75(E.Long+58.46)] 21 Dec 8 23 3 58.3 r 3164SB3 4.5* 4.6v 28+ 64 -2 51 282 -5S 168 47 187 R3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is triple: AC 4.5 14.1 61" 165.5, dT = -437sec : AB 4.5 10.1 66" 46.0, dT = +251sec 3164 = eps Cap, 4.48 to 4.72, V, Type GCAS 21 Dec 9 0 31 10.8 D 164567cK5 7.3* 6.5 28+ 64 33 269 66S 97 338 117 164567 is double: 7.1 7.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 10 20 26 10.7 d 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 48+ 88 29 58 44 76N 53 197 76 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 128.2, dT = +1sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -353sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V 21 Dec 11 0 54 43.2 d X185486p 7.6* 7.2 49+ 89 42 292 28N 5 235 28 *** A light curve is desired as X185486 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246040904} X185486 is double: BA 7.7 7.2 6.9" 324.8, dT = +19sec X185486 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 11 0 55 3.5 d 3446pK0 7.2* 6.5 49+ 89 42 292 27N 4 235 27 *** A light curve is desired as 3446 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 246040978} 3446 is triple: **Aa 7.9 7.9 0.050" 34.0, dT = +0.16sec : AB 7.2 7.7 6.9" 144.8, dT = -19sec 3446 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1091). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 12 0 36 6.8 D 20 G5 6.7* 6.2 60+ 101 49 313 47S 109 326 132 21 Dec 12 0 56 51.7 d 128631DF8 7.8* 7.5 60+ 101 46 308 83S 73 293 95 128631 is double: AB 7.8 9.3 7.5" 291.1, dT = -16sec 128631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 4 23 18.6 d 258cA2 6.6* 6.6v 79+ 125 16 293 77S 80 311 100 R258 = UZ Piscium 258 is double: AB 6.8 8.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 258 = UZ Psc, 6.43 to 6.65, V, Type ACV, Period 4.1321 days, Phase 38 % 21 Dec 17 5 1 3.3 D 601PG5 5.9 5.6 96+ 158 21 319 40N 31 247 40 R601 = 39 Tauri *** A light curve is highly desired as 601 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210938993} 601 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.0 0.65" 313.9, dT = +0.6sec : AC 6.0 12.6 151" 14.5, dT = +585sec : AB 6.0 8.1 177" 356.7, dT = +592sec 601 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 5 6 32.2 d 740kF0 6.3 6.2 99+ 169 24 329 76S 109 316 114

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*** A light curve is desired as 740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247826631} Distance of 740 to Terminator = 16.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.1" 21 Dec 22 4 33 54.0 r 1263DF0 6.9 6.8S 92- 147 26 26 44S 229 26 215 R1263 = 24 Cancri 1263 is double: A,BC 6.9 7.5 5.6" 51.9, dT = +28sec 1263 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1263 = NSV 4076, 6.51, , Type CST 21 Dec 22 6 50 5.8 r 80209 K0 7.1 6.5 91- 146 31 352 47S 233 60 218 21 Dec 23 7 20 30.0 r 1389 K0 7.7 7.0 85- 135 34 357 78N 295 117 276 21 Dec 24 7 33 3.7 r 98999 G* 7.9 7.6 77- 123 38 7 65S 262 76 241 21 Dec 28 6 0 33.3 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 37- 75 17 84 58S 261 26 241 21 Dec 28 6 1 0.6 r 1923SK0 7.0* 37- 75 17 84 68N 315 79 294 1923 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 4.5 7.1 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ac 4.6 6.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 7.02 10.85 0.25" 277.4, dT = -0.39sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 29 7 29 26.1 r 158490 K0 8.6 8.0 26- 61 28 84 48N 332 96 315 21 Dec 30 6 30 51.7 R 2170pK1 6.7 6.0 17- 48 9 104 55S 252 16 238 *** A light curve is desired as 2170 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249940651} 2170 is double: ** 6.9 9.5 0.054" 338.7, dT = -0.01sec 2170 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 515). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 30 7 14 49.5 r 159120kF0 8.6 8.4 16- 48 17 98 25N 352 114 338 *** A light curve is desired as 159120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249954067} 21 Dec 31 7 41 28.1 R 2330SB9 6.4 6.4 8- 34 -12 14 106 51S 241 3 233 2330 is triple: AB 6.4 15.4 5.0" 98.0, dT = +10sec : AC 6.4 16.4 5.7" 97.0, dT = +11sec 2330 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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Occultation prediction for Chicago Astronomer Observatory E. Longitude - 87 40 16.3, Latitude 41 51 8.6, Alt. 182m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 1 9 46 17 Gr 1308SA1 4.7 4.7 95- 153 57 ** GRAZE: CA 12.3S; Dist.194km in az. 33deg. [Lat = 43.94-0.49(E.Long+87.67)] Distance of 1308 to Terminator = 8.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.5" 21 Jan 1 9 49 51 M 1308SA1 4.7 4.7 95- 153 58 240 13S 201 157 185 R1308 = Asellus Borealis = Gamma Cancri 1308 is triple: AC 4.7 14.1 91" 258.0 : AB 4.7 10.2 117" 67.0 Distance of 1308 to Terminator = 5.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jan 3 3 36 54.5 r 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 83- 131 13 81 35S 233 283 211 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Jan 3 7 11 36 gr 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 81- 129 50 123 7S 204 245 182 Distance of 1535 to Terminator = 9.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jan 3 7 11 37 Gr 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 81- 129 50 ** GRAZE: CA 6.6S; Dist. 1km in az. 13deg. [Lat = 41.86-0.18(E.Long+87.67)] Distance of 1535 to Terminator = 18.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.1" 21 Jan 3 7 12 1.7 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 81- 129 50 123 68N 309 350 287 21 Jan 3 9 55 47.0 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 62 193 86S 284 274 262 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 3 12 13 42.3 r 99202pA2 7.8 7.7 80- 127 -12 46 243 43N 335 292 313 *** A light curve is desired as 99202 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248917776} 99202 is double: ** 7.7 10.2 0.38" 285.6, dT = -0.7sec 99202 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 663). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 4 7 40 36 Gr 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 72- 116 43 ** GRAZE: CA 7.7S; Dist. 41km in az. 198deg. [Lat = 41.46-0.24(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Jan 4 7 48 29 R 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 72- 116 44 124 20S 221 260 198 21 Jan 4 11 12 50.0 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 55 203 78S 279 262 256 21 Jan 5 7 2 52.1 r 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 103 25 108 76N 306 352 283 21 Jan 5 9 33 52.8 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 46 145 41N 341 7 318 21 Jan 5 11 20 14.1 r 119317KA* 8.0* 7.9V 60- 102 51 185 55N 327 324 304 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201667495} 119317 = HD 107000, 8.01, , Type ACV, Period 2.8187 days, Phase 73 % 21 Jan 6 10 34 14.5 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 42 152 62N 320 341 299 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = +30sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 7 26 16.3 r 1994pF8 6.6* 6.3 39- 77 3 104 45S 246 293 227 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1994 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212708104} 1994 is multiple: AB 6.7 7.3 3.6" 101.0, dT = +8sec : AC 6.7 10.8 111" 298.3, dT = -195sec : AD 6.7 11.7 143" 210.8, dT = -330sec : AE 6.7 12.4 647" 228.0, dT = -1745sec 1994 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 13 9 9.6 r 2016kA0 6.7* 6.6 37- 75 -2 39 187 78N 303 298 284 *** A light curve is desired as 2016 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212658101} 21 Jan 9 10 36 8.5 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 9 126 90S 282 322 272 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +0.5sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 28 36.0 R 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 16 136 39N 334 8 324 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 12 26 4.4 R 2275pB2 6.0 s 17- 48 -9 23 148 81S 274 298 264 R2275 = 47 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2275 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205104403}

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2275 is double: AB 6.04 8.50 0.40" 112.3, dT = +0.9sec 2275 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2275 = NSV 7327, 5.89 to 5.96, V 21 Jan 16 0 8 48.6 d 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 13 234 72N 59 19 80 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 17 0 39 26.1 D 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 16+ 47 19 234 70S 93 54 116 21 Jan 17 1 16 20.6 d 165509 F8 8.9 8.6 16+ 47 13 241 85S 78 35 101 21 Jan 18 0 20 55.8 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 31 224 44N 24 353 47 21 Jan 20 23 55 50.9 D 308 M4 6.3* 5.4v 51+ 91 -12 57 180 83S 77 77 96 R308 = WZ Piscium 308 = WZ Psc, 6.2 to 6.38, V, Type SR, Period 20. days, Phase 62 % 21 Jan 21 2 3 58.5 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 52+ 92 47 230 15N 355 320 14 21 Jan 21 2 12 48.9 d 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 46 232 45N 26 349 44 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -1sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 22 5 33 1.6 d 437 G5 7.3 6.7 62+ 104 22 269 57S 105 55 120 21 Jan 23 3 29 36.8 D 532PG0 7.1* 6.7 70+ 114 54 238 52S 114 73 125 *** A light curve is highly desired as 532 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210623267} 532 is triple: ** 8.0 8.0 0.011" 115.0, dT = +0.04sec : AB 7.2 14.2 9.4" 268.2, dT = -34sec 532 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1210). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 1 15 2.1 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 66 149 39N 29 54 37 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 0 28 23 m 78121WF0 7.5 7.3v 92+ 147 46 98 15S 168 222 165 78121 is double: AB 7.6 7.9 114" 178.0 78121 = PV Gem, 7.58 to 7.64, Hp, Type DSCTC, Period 0.188065 days, Phase 10 % Distance of 78121 to Terminator = 12.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.7" 21 Jan 26 3 38 45.6 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 73 172 63N 67 74 64 21 Jan 26 6 48 48.9 d 78336 F8 7.7 7.4 93+ 149 50 258 55S 129 76 125 21 Jan 27 3 24 7.1 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 66 131 64N 77 116 68 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -20sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 2 53 42.4 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 52 106 55N 89 140 75 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 6.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2" 21 Jan 31 3 31 17.0 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 23 95 64N 311 1 288 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.16sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 1 6 20 3.0 r 1725cK0 7.6* 7.1 85- 135 39 124 74S 273 311 249 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 105.5, dT = +0.24sec 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 23 17.6 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 43 149 55N 325 348 303 21 Feb 3 11 0 51 m 139556PG0 7.7* 7.4 64- 106 40 185 15S 215 211 195 *** A light curve is highly desired as 139556 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212709512} 139556 is double: AB 7.7 14.4 21.5" 142.8 21 Feb 4 7 45 28.7 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 95 15 123 21N 357 37 340 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.05sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 9 2 6.3 r 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 54- 94 25 139 69S 267 297 250 21 Feb 6 9 4 45.1 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 4 124 15N 353 35 346

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R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 11 15 56.1 r 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 12 139 82N 279 312 278 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 11 23 55.5 r 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 4 130 78N 275 315 281 21 Feb 15 0 22 35.0 D 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 10+ 37 -12 21 245 80N 63 21 86 21 Feb 15 0 35 1.7 d 128715 F8 8.9 8.6 10+ 37 19 247 79S 85 41 108 21 Feb 15 1 50 29.0 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 11+ 38 6 261 81S 82 35 105 21 Feb 16 1 55 13.4 D 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 17+ 49 16 258 48S 113 66 135 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Feb 16 17 31 13.7 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 36 23 104 82N 63 110 84 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 1 15 22.4 d 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 34 247 7N 348 304 8 21 Feb 17 3 29 14.9 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 26+ 61 10 271 19N 1 312 21 21 Feb 18 0 12 44.9 D 376 A0 7.0 7.0 33+ 70 -9 53 223 88N 71 40 88 21 Feb 18 3 18 6.0 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 23 266 14N 357 307 13 21 Feb 20 0 31 24.3 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 67 200 28N 17 1 26 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.05sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -3sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 38 19.3 D 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 92 67 203 78N 67 49 77 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 21 5 5 44.8 d 76962kB9 7.1 7.1 63+ 105 34 271 61S 114 60 118 *** A light curve is desired as 76962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247541278} 21 Feb 22 0 54 17.9 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 70 150 64N 64 88 63 21 Feb 22 3 5 30.0 D 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 72+ 116 65 232 86S 94 54 93 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Feb 23 5 40 29.3 D 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 48 261 87S 100 46 93 21 Feb 23 8 36 49.8 D 1070 G5 5.2 4.7v 82+ 129 16 288 34S 154 103 146 R1070 = omega Geminorum 1070 = ome Gem, 5.18 to 5.20, V, Type L: 21 Feb 23 23 43 31.2 d 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 87+ 138 -3 42 94 33N 46 101 35 21 Feb 24 3 53 17.7 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 72 200 13N 27 11 16 Distance of 79739 to Terminator = 17.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.2" 21 Feb 24 6 43 31.2 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 141 46 261 64N 79 25 66 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.36sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 6 44 55.0 D 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 141 46 261 78N 93 39 81 21 Feb 24 8 42 5.3 d 1200 K0 6.9 6.4 89+ 141 24 280 59S 135 82 123 21 Mar 1 6 15 39.4 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 45 147 55N 320 343 297 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -11sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -98sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 39 59.3 R 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 29 128 81S 278 314 257 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Mar 2 6 16 0.9 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 34 137 59N 319 350 298 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.16sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 26 46.1 R 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 88- 140 35 140 74S 271 300 251 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.019" 196.3, dT = -0.01sec

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1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 29 3.1 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 87- 139 41 196 73S 271 259 250 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -94sec 21 Mar 2 11 16 37.3 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 30 226 76N 302 269 282 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 9 20 54.9 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 36 177 74N 303 305 285 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 9 40 46.2 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 37 183 27N 350 348 333 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -0.6sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 7 47 50.7 r 2330SB9 6.4 6.4 58- 99 11 132 69S 258 295 250 2330 is triple: AB 6.4 15.4 5.0" 98.0, dT = +12sec : AC 6.4 16.4 5.7" 97.0, dT = +14sec 2330 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 10 21.7 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 21 149 85S 275 299 267 21 Mar 5 11 17 21.9 R 2348kK5 6.8 5.9 57- 98 26 180 46S 235 235 227 *** A light curve is desired as 2348 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204559464} 21 Mar 6 9 30 11.7 r 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 14 142 26N 337 8 335 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -27sec 21 Mar 6 9 48 18.2 r 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 16 146 77N 287 314 285 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = +9sec 21 Mar 6 9 48 26.6 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 16 146 77N 287 314 284 R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = -8sec 21 Mar 7 9 36 59.7 r 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 7 133 47N 310 347 314 21 Mar 7 10 50 29.0 r 2657kA6 6.9 6.8 34- 72 15 147 43S 220 246 223 *** A light curve is desired as 2657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 223370117} 21 Mar 16 0 58 33.7 d 109996 K0 9.0* 8.3 6+ 29 14 265 82N 68 20 89 21 Mar 16 1 21 53.6 d 110003 G0 9.8 9.5 6+ 29 9 269 58S 108 60 129 21 Mar 16 1 48 18.2 d 239 F8 8.2 7.9 6+ 29 5 273 76S 90 41 110 21 Mar 17 1 41 27.1 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 17 270 68N 53 4 71 21 Mar 18 1 55 25.2 d 93279 F5 8.8 8.6 18+ 51 25 268 38S 128 78 143 21 Mar 18 2 26 2.9 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 19 274 47N 33 342 47 21 Mar 18 3 18 46.1 d 458 G8 7.9 7.5 19+ 51 10 282 36N 23 333 37 21 Mar 19 0 53 30.6 d 575pA0 8.0 26+ 61 -11 46 252 63S 105 57 116 *** A light curve is desired as 575 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210716159} 575 is double: AB 8.03 12.03 0.52" 181.7, dT = +0.41sec 575 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 19 1 12 5.7 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 43 256 38N 27 337 38 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 19 2 19 15.5 d 93661 K5 8.2 7.2 26+ 62 31 268 32S 137 85 147 21 Mar 21 2 6 44.0 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 53 253 78N 76 24 77 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 4 59 0 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 22 283 16N 14 321 14 21 Mar 21 5 4 59 Gr 853 F3 7.1 6.9 46+ 85 21 ** GRAZE: CA 3.4N; Dist. 48km in az. 31deg. [Lat = 42.36-0.44(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Mar 22 5 14 22.2 d 78521 K2 7.8 7.2 55+ 96 29 278 70N 74 19 69 21 Mar 22 6 29 36.3 d 1015cA3 6.5 56+ 97 16 289 50S 134 83 129 1015 is double: AB 6.55 10.38 0.50" 252.0, dT = -0.6sec 1015 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Mar 22 7 17 23.2 d 1023SF8 6.4 6.2 56+ 97 8 296 67S 117 69 111 1023 is triple: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec : AB 6.5 13.6 31" 246.2, dT = -38sec 1023 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1324). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 1 36 29 m 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 73 199 -1N 8 352 358 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 15 55.8 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 49 260 61N 70 17 61 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +50sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +119sec 21 Mar 25 7 22 37.8 d 98567 A3 7.5 7.4 84+ 133 32 268 71S 131 79 112 21 Mar 26 7 14 24.7 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 40 253 47N 74 27 53 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 31 3 47 7.7 r 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 8 118 70N 304 347 288 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -1.6sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -21sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = +35sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -14sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 1 6 17 45 M 2267cB3 5.0 5.0v 83- 131 17 139 15S 207 238 197 R2267 = lambda Librae 2267 is double: ** 5.3 7.3 350.0 2267 = lam Lib, 5.03, range 0.02, V, Type ACV, Period 3.3136 days, Phase 15 % 21 Apr 4 10 7 5.6 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 17 152 67N 286 309 294 21 Apr 8 13 16 7 Gr 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 20 26 ** GRAZE: CA -2.1N; Dist. 53km in az. 322deg. [Lat = 42.46+0.58(E.Long+87.67)] Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 15.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 8 13 21 49 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 22 27 144 8N 323 350 346 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -1981sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 18 35 33.3 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 57 58 121 50N 41 84 49 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +102sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 16 1 18 9.5 d 76611pG5 8.6 8.2 13+ 42 -9 29 273 53S 118 65 126 *** A light curve is desired as 76611 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210874177} 76611 is double: AB 8.7 15.7 20.2" 217.4, dT = -9sec 21 Apr 18 1 34 25.6 d 78069DB9 8.6 8.7 28+ 64 -11 46 263 73S 107 53 105 78069 is double: AB 8.6 9.8 5.9" 358.1, dT = -5sec 78069 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 1 50 52.5 D 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 43 266 76N 76 21 74 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = -0.01sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 2 24 27.6 D 79054dK8 6.9 6.1 38+ 76 46 263 31S 154 100 147 79054 is double: AB 7.1 11.7 7.2" 78.1, dT = +7sec 79054 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 19 6 4 30.4 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 39+ 78 8 296 90S 97 50 89 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +17sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +222sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +61sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Apr 19 6 17 12.4 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 39+ 78 6 298 43N 49 3 41 R1099 = 52 Geminorum

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1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.6, dT = -54sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Apr 20 2 14 11.5 D 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 57 248 84S 107 58 94 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +1.6sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 49 14.2 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 48 255 71S 126 75 109 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 0 55 27.9 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 -4 64 155 88S 114 133 94 21 Apr 23 3 25 40.0 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 59 206 73S 132 113 110 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 25 1 57 56.8 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 40 135 73N 104 136 81 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -110sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 0 48 16.8 d 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 -2 17 113 88S 127 171 106 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Apr 26 1 32 5.8 D 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 98+ 165 -9 23 121 80S 136 175 115 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.021" 206.2, dT = +0.01sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 4 19 10.4 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 41 165 76S 139 150 119 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -108sec 21 Apr 26 6 0 10.1 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 40 198 67N 102 89 82 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 4 10 19 35.3 r 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 44- 83 -5 20 144 53N 287 315 307 21 May 7 10 10 55.4 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 -6 10 107 75N 256 302 280 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = +0.01sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 14 1 51 5.8 d 761pB5 6.7 e 4+ 24 -9 11 291 84N 78 29 82 *** A light curve is desired as 761 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247612547} 761 is double: AB 6.97 8.45 0.40" 148.6, dT = +0.27sec 761 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 761 = V1154 Tau, 6.71 to 6.81, Hp, Type E:, Period 1.767902 days, Phase 70 % 21 May 14 20 54 23.7 d 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 8+ 33 44 71 212 58S 119 93 118 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = -5sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 15 1 52 32.4 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 -9 21 285 72S 106 54 105 21 May 15 2 3 9.2 d 77776cB8 7.9 9+ 35 -10 19 287 74S 104 52 103 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.5, dT = -0.09sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 15 2 23 24.6 D 77790 G5 7.4 6.8 9+ 35 15 290 60N 58 8 57 21 May 15 22 22 38 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 15+ 45 28 66 ** GRAZE: CA -2.2S; Dist. 42km in az. 14deg. [Lat = 42.25-0.18(E.Long+87.67)] Distance of 1030 to Terminator = 13.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 May 15 22 23 1 m 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 15+ 45 28 66 232 -2S 184 144 179 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1

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1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 May 16 1 36 54 m 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 -6 33 276 7N 10 315 3 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 13 53.7 d 78807pF8 9.0 15+ 46 -12 26 281 64S 119 65 113 *** A light curve is desired as 78807 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 202059418} 78807 is double: AB 9.57 10.08 0.16" 47.2, dT = +0.11sec 78807 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 16 3 2 15.6 D 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 18 288 31N 34 342 27 21 May 16 4 12 14.0 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 16+ 47 6 298 86N 90 43 83 21 May 17 1 27 14.7 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 -4 43 265 69S 119 64 108 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -9sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 1 39 46.4 D 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 23+ 57 -6 41 267 14S 174 119 163 21 May 17 2 33 52.9 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 31 276 -85S 273 218 262 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -14sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 3 58 50.2 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 24+ 58 16 288 65N 74 23 62 21 May 17 4 25 38.7 D 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 24+ 59 12 292 76N 85 35 73 21 May 20 4 13 2 m 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 35 258 8N 30 341 8 21 May 20 4 16 1.3 D 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 34 258 74S 128 79 106 21 May 20 5 57 42.1 D 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 16 275 58N 80 30 58 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 5 32.2 D 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 30 254 47N 71 25 48 21 May 22 4 35 14.9 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 39 232 46N 72 36 49 21 May 23 4 28 49.0 d 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 85+ 134 40 212 33S 173 149 151 21 May 26 9 56 6.2 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 89E 179 -5 4 237 -64N 294 252 285 21 May 26 9 56 24 m X217197 11.6 89E 179 -5 4 237 -14S 192 150 183 21 May 26 9 57 43.8 d X135506 11.7 10.9 87E 179 -5 4 237 90U 112 70 103 21 May 26 9 58 12 m X217229k 11.7 86E 179 -5 4 237 14N 12 330 3 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 58 13.8 D 184141cG3 8.0 7.5 86E 179 -5 4 237 85U 137 95 128 184141 is double: AB 8.4 9.4 0.10" 191.3, dT = +0.13sec 184141 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 9 58 24.2 r X217161 11.7 86E 179 -5 3 237 -64S 241 199 232 21 May 26 9 59 44.4 d X135510 11.4 10.6 84E 179 -4 4 237 67N 64 21 55 21 May 26 10 0 34.6 r X217156 11.8 83E 179 -4 3 238 -77S 254 212 245 21 May 26 10 0 58 m X217207 11.6 82E 179 -4 3 237 99U 192 149 182 21 May 26 10 1 46.7 r X217175 11.2 81E 179 -4 3 238 -46N 311 268 302 21 May 26 10 2 11.3 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 80E 179 -4 3 238 -75N 282 240 273 21 May 26 10 2 55.6 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 79E 179 -4 3 238 33N 30 348 21 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = +1sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 5 5 M 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 76E 179 -4 3 238 15N 12 329 3 21 May 26 10 5 41 Gr 184137 G5 7.9 7.2 75E 179 -4 3 ** GRAZE: CA 14.7N; Dist. 40km in az. 153deg. [Lat = 41.45+0.38(E.Long+87.67)] 21 May 26 10 10 44.4 d X217286 11.4 66E 179 -3 2 239 53N 49 6 40

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21 May 26 10 11 34.1 d X217293 11.5 65E 179 -2 2 239 62N 58 15 49 21 May 26 10 15 49.9 d X135549 11.5 10.8 58E 179 -2 1 240 69U 128 84 119 21 May 26 10 17 57.8 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 54E 179 -1 0 241 -86N 270 225 261 21 May 26 10 19 20.7 d X217320 11.6 52E 179 -1 1 240 86U 87 43 78 21 May 26 10 19 57.5 D X135526k 10.8 10.2 51E 179 -1 0 240 63U 156 112 147 *** A light curve is desired as X135526 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204640114} 21 May 26 10 22 37.3 R X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 46E 179 -1 0 241 -2N 353 308 344 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -2.4sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 5 8 45 57.8 r 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 8 93 24N 311 359 332 21 Jun 6 9 21 1.9 r 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 -9 10 88 68S 224 273 243 21 Jun 12 21 8 8.3 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 45 67 230 84S 98 59 89 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.28sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 3 14 24.4 d 79523wM5 7.7 6.8s 6+ 29 3 300 43S 142 97 131 79523 is double: AB 7.8 11.1 92" 180.0, dT = +162sec 79523 = NSV 17512, 7.69 to 7.78, Hp 21 Jun 15 23 25 3.6 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 20 61 213 51N 69 44 48 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.41sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 0 14 7.4 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 11 55 233 -26N 352 314 331 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = +0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 17 21 48 28.8 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 87 38 45 133 47S 156 189 133 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jun 17 22 54 15.3 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 88 26 52 156 -69S 272 290 249 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jun 20 0 40 5.7 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 7 41 164 60S 143 155 122 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 1 52 30.7 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 -5 42 188 -87S 290 284 270 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 29 7 5 26.2 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 20 133 67S 228 263 251 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 9 37 27.4 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 -7 34 171 77N 263 271 286 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +43sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +122sec 21 Jun 29 10 34 5 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 2 35 187 6N 335 330 358 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +1800sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V

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Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 13.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jun 29 10 40 29 Gr 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 3 34 ** GRAZE: CA 14.4N; Dist. 26km in az. 312deg. [Lat = 42.20+0.81(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Jun 29 10 46 3 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 4 34 191 23N 318 310 340 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -2122sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 8 52 1 m 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 33 144 11N 328 354 351 21 Jul 2 7 17 14.0 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 13 100 69N 268 315 289 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -37sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -264sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 10 14 40.1 r 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -2 42 137 78N 259 289 280 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 4 8 45 11.3 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 21 93 85N 255 305 272 21 Jul 6 9 9 8.9 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 -12 14 76 70N 278 328 287 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.01sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -13sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 6 9 27 20.8 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 -9 17 79 63S 231 282 240 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 14 44 54.9 r 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 11- 38 46 68 164 77S 246 259 254 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 167" 119.3, dT = +298sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Jul 14 2 36 26.3 d 99317kK0 8.1* 7.6 16+ 48 -12 15 273 41N 59 10 37 *** A light curve is desired as 99317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248864364} 21 Jul 19 2 42 43.4 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 28 205 84N 101 81 86 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -28sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -45sec 21 Jul 19 2 47 4.6 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 28 207 29N 46 25 31 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 25 5 7 30 m 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 22 151 21N 342 5 0 R3130 = 33 Capricorni Distance of 3130 to Terminator = 4.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 25 6 52 24.8 r 190337 K0 7.2 6.6 98- 164 27 177 62S 243 246 262 21 Jul 28 5 55 25.8 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 22 120 -84S 77 117 100 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.05sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 45 16.5 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 30 132 66N 274 309 297 21 Jul 28 7 6 13.1 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 32 137 60S 220 251 243 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.02sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 8 39 56 m 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 79- 126 41 163 -17S 143 156 166 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 170.7 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days

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21 Jul 29 7 19 32.3 r 128965 K0 7.6 6.9 71- 115 33 126 51S 210 247 232 21 Jul 29 8 31 19.5 R 106kK0 6.6 5.9 71- 114 42 145 48S 207 233 229 *** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 Jul 31 9 56 10.3 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 -9 52 138 86N 255 286 273 21 Aug 1 7 31 15.8 r 449 K0 7.9 7.3 42- 81 24 91 49S 212 263 227 21 Aug 1 10 21 15.8 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 -5 54 128 88S 252 290 267 21 Aug 2 8 33 54.3 r 575pA0 8.0 33- 70 30 91 47S 215 267 225 *** A light curve is desired as 575 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210716159} 575 is double: AB 8.03 12.03 0.52" 181.6, dT = -1.1sec 575 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 2 8 45 39.9 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 32 93 59N 288 340 298 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 3 7 35 4.1 r 76692 F5 8.1* 7.8 25- 59 13 72 42S 214 264 220 21 Aug 4 9 42 39.3 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 -11 28 82 61N 298 352 298 21 Aug 4 9 51 16.1 R 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 16- 47 -10 30 83 53S 232 286 233 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Aug 4 18 19 3.6 r 882SG8 5.0* 4.4 14- 45 65 43 266 40S 220 165 219 R882 = 132 Tauri 882 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.0 126.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0, dT = -15sec 882 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 5 8 5 30.5 R 977cK2 6.4 5.7 10- 37 4 59 77N 288 333 284 977 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.002" 29.7, dT = 0.00sec 21 Aug 5 9 57 57.3 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 -9 22 75 52N 314 7 310 21 Aug 5 18 12 24 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 8- 33 65 54 255 -9S 179 126 173 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +173sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Aug 5 18 18 33 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 8- 33 65 53 ** GRAZE: CA -0.3S; Dist. 22km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 41.64-0.35(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Aug 5 18 24 37 R 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 8- 33 64 52 258 8S 196 143 191 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +410sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Aug 6 9 21 16 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 7 63 8N 6 53 356 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.11sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 9 23 45.3 r 79332cF2 9.1 8.9 5- 25 8 63 74N 300 347 290 79332 is double: ** 9.7 9.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 79332 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 196). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 9 25 57 Gr 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 8 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6N; Dist. 32km in az. 325deg. [Lat = 42.21+0.52(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Aug 6 9 29 58 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 9 64 27N 347 35 338 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 6 9 40 25.8 r 79340 F7 9.1 8.4 5- 25 10 66 72S 266 315 257 21 Aug 6 21 36 13.7 r 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 3- 21 37 26 280 89S 287 234 276 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -10sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 16 7.5 d 1997PF5 6.9* 6.6 32+ 69 -5 24 230 40S 159 124 140

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*** A light curve is highly desired as 1997 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212636554} 1997 is double: AB 6.8 12.2 8.8" 204.0, dT = +18sec 1997 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 15 1 40 21.7 d 158831 F0 7.9 7.7 43+ 82 -9 23 220 67S 130 100 115 21 Aug 15 2 9 49.3 d 158828 K0 7.1 6.5 43+ 83 19 227 9S 187 153 172 21 Aug 15 2 21 26 m 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 44+ 83 18 229 6N 23 347 8 21 Aug 15 22 49 1.7 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 21 27 162 61S 132 146 120 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -357sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 1 33 48.6 d 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 -9 19 161 85S 86 101 92 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 23 3 33 14.8 r 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 99- 170 21 133 47S 239 274 262 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +18sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +136sec Distance of 3343 to Terminator = 7.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7" 21 Aug 23 4 52 5.5 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 30 151 83N 288 309 310 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -480sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 15.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Aug 24 4 0 49.3 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 96- 158 22 125 59S 230 268 253 21 Aug 24 5 56 34.9 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 37 153 50N 300 320 323 21 Aug 25 9 2 58.9 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 45 200 89N 255 240 277 21 Aug 26 3 49 27.4 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 85- 135 14 99 73S 236 283 257 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 26 9 6 41.7 R 192 A3 5.1 5.1 84- 133 52 187 57S 219 214 240 R192 = 89 Piscium 21 Aug 27 8 55 54.5 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 57 164 57N 285 297 304 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = +0.5sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 58 0.6 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 45 109 68N 278 326 290 21 Aug 30 4 59 31.7 R 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 50- 90 7 69 82S 252 300 260 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 167" 119.3, dT = +210sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Aug 30 7 8 38.2 r 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 30 88 49N 301 354 309 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 7 10 40.8 R 646pM0 6.1* 5.1S 50- 89 30 88 19S 190 243 197 *** A light curve is desired as 646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210862863} 646 is double: AB 6.21 8.60 1.93" 166.1, dT = -7sec 646 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 646 = NSV 15956, 5.89, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 30 7 11 37.8 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 89 31 88 88N 263 316 271 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = 0.00sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 7 59 21.1 R 651pB8 6.0* 6.0v 49- 89 39 96 31S 202 255 210 *** A light curve is desired as 651 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210873575}

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651 is double: AB 6.0 0.20" 1.0, dT = +0.6sec 651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 651 = V1141 Tau, 6. to 6.02, Hp, Type SPB, Period 0.62039 days, Phase 39 % 21 Aug 30 10 13 57.4 R 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 49- 88 -12 62 130 73S 244 282 252 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +18sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Aug 30 11 28 13.0 r 665WA* 5.7 5.6 48- 88 2 70 169 68S 240 248 247 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -512sec 21 Aug 31 10 21 13.7 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 -11 58 113 87N 270 318 272 21 Sep 2 7 35 48.8 r 78944SF8 8.1 7.8 22- 56 11 66 77S 265 314 258 78944 is triple: AB 8.9 9.1 0.22" 158.7, dT = +0.12sec : AB,C 8.1 9.0 22.1" 67.0, dT = +39sec 78944 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 47 7.6 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 24 76 74N 294 347 286 21 Sep 2 8 55 44.3 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 25 78 89S 278 331 270 21 Sep 2 9 22 23.5 r 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 22- 55 30 81 79S 268 323 260 21 Sep 2 9 28 56.2 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 55 31 82 76S 265 320 257 21 Sep 2 9 32 0.2 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 32 83 51N 318 13 310 21 Sep 2 9 41 37.9 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 21- 55 33 84 87N 281 336 273 21 Sep 4 9 54 30.2 r 80490kF8 9.3 9.1 8- 32 15 74 86S 289 339 272 *** A light curve is desired as 80490 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212087671} 21 Sep 4 10 7 55.6 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 17 76 81N 302 353 285 21 Sep 4 11 6 3.1 r 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 7- 31 -3 27 84 47N 337 30 320 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Sep 17 1 36 21.7 d 3012 A7 6.9* 6.8 83+ 131 22 163 26S 135 149 150 21 Sep 17 2 48 24.7 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 25 180 79N 59 59 75 21 Sep 18 1 42 39.3 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 23 151 48N 21 44 41 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 5 44 32.8 d 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 91+ 145 23 211 61S 92 68 111 21 Sep 18 6 38 17.6 d 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 91+ 146 17 222 60S 93 60 112 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Sep 23 11 6 55.6 r 269SK0 7.0* 6.4 94- 152 -7 32 251 60S 226 180 245 269 is quadruple: AB 7.2 11.7 17.3" 279.0, dT = -26sec : AD 7.2 11.6 78" 124.1, dT = +39sec : AC 7.2 9.9 126" 227.0, dT = -319sec 21 Sep 27 6 17 11 D 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 37 90 10N 344 38 349 21 Sep 27 6 20 27 Gr 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 37 ** GRAZE: CA 15.2N; Dist. 11km in az. 317deg. [Lat = 41.99+0.69(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Sep 27 6 23 21 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 38 91 21N 333 27 338 21 Sep 27 8 36 39.3 r 76853KF5 7.5 7.2 66- 108 61 121 67S 241 285 245 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76853 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247643791} 21 Sep 27 11 12 49 r 76893KA0 7.8 7.6 65- 108 -7 69 211 7S 181 156 185 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76893 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247662958} 21 Sep 28 6 21 6.4 r 77485 G5 7.9 7.3 57- 98 30 82 88S 267 321 266 21 Sep 28 6 44 29.6 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 34 85 55N 304 359 303 21 Sep 30 7 44 50.7 r 79521cG2 7.4 7.0 37- 75 26 79 48S 239 292 228 79521 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.04sec 79521 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1366). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 30 11 15 20.9 R 79610 F8 7.2* 7.0 36- 74 -7 63 121 50S 241 286 230 21 Oct 1 7 9 41.0 r 1267pA0 8.1 8.0 28- 64 10 68 63S 259 308 244 *** A light curve is desired as 1267 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212155411} 1267 is double: AB 8.1 9.7 24.9" 163.0, dT = +5sec 21 Oct 2 8 47 43.3 R 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 19- 52 16 78 25S 227 278 209 21 Oct 2 10 32 42.6 r 80842 F0 8.9 8.7 19- 51 35 94 76S 278 330 259

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21 Oct 3 9 49 50.8 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 15 83 60N 328 18 306 21 Oct 4 10 18 48 M 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 8 83 11N 21 70 358 21 Oct 4 10 18 56.2 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 8 84 70N 323 12 300 21 Oct 9 23 53 40.8 d 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 -7 13 224 80N 92 58 83 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 23 46 32.7 d 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 -6 17 209 55N 61 37 58 21 Oct 12 0 48 10.9 D 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 16 208 76S 103 80 106 21 Oct 16 4 57 37.4 d 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 80+ 127 23 218 56S 98 70 120 21 Oct 17 3 33 16.0 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 36 185 85N 55 51 78 21 Oct 19 7 33 45.0 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 34 234 63N 25 348 47 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.23sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +147sec 95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 22 10 38 1.8 R 450 K3 6.4 5.6 97- 160 35 260 82S 250 200 264 21 Oct 24 1 34 38.3 r 665WA* 5.7 5.6 89- 142 8 68 75S 246 294 253 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5, dT = -309sec 21 Oct 24 9 6 50.5 d 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 69 210 -83N 74 50 80 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = +0.27sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -146sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 10 34 10.4 r 76720WB3 7.0 7.0 87- 139 57 246 83S 254 206 260 76720 is double: BA 7.0 4.2 63" 34.0, dT = +139sec 21 Oct 24 10 36 20.3 r X 32222CB3 7.0 v 87- 139 56 247 85S 257 209 263 X 32222 is double: Ab,Aa 7.0 4.3 0.33" 179.6, dT = -0.21sec X 32222 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 32222 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 10 36 20.4 R 709MB3 4.3 v 87- 139 56 247 85S 257 209 263 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6, dT = +0.21sec : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0, dT = -132sec 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 24 11 35 59.5 r 76729pB9 6.9 6.9 87- 138 -8 46 260 66S 238 185 244 *** A light curve is desired as 76729 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247597352} 76729 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 76729 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 313). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 26 6 7 15.8 r 78250 K4 7.6 6.8 73- 118 41 91 31S 212 268 208 21 Oct 27 5 45 19.7 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 28 80 77N 289 344 281 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 9 3 33.8 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 63 118 46N 321 8 312 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -1.1sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 1 54.4 r 79319 K2 7.9 7.3 63- 105 74 190 57N 310 302 301 21 Oct 30 11 4 32.9 r 1470 F5 8.1 7.8 33- 71 53 121 68N 315 357 294 21 Oct 30 14 28 59.2 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 20 61 215 -70N 92 66 72 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.25sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 15 36 29.0 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 28 52 239 51N 331 289 310 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = +0.01sec

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1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 8 30 10.8 r 99287pK0 8.4* 7.9 25- 59 14 85 80S 285 335 263 *** A light curve is desired as 99287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248892906} 99287 is double: AB 8.5 9.5 43" 36.9, dT = +32sec 21 Oct 31 10 7 59.5 r 99313 K0 8.5 8.0 24- 59 32 102 83N 302 351 280 21 Nov 1 12 1 21.5 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 -5 38 120 -77N 105 146 82 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 1 13 11 27.2 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 7 48 140 67N 321 350 298 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 10 29 41.2 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 10 98 31N 358 46 336 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 3 19 33 2.7 D Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 27 26 229 -43S 172 131 146 Mercury contacts: Dark limb 19 32 54; Terminator 19 32 54; Bright limb 19 33 12: %illum = 85.1%; PA bright limb = 118.3 21 Nov 3 20 26 32.0 R Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 21 18 240 46S 264 213 235 Mercury contacts: Dark limb 20 26 23; Terminator 20 26 27.1; Bright limb 20 26 41: %illum = 85.1%; PA bright limb = 118.3 21 Nov 12 22 28 37.2 d 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 65+ 107 0 23 137 44N 20 51 42 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.4, dT = -21sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +208sec 21 Nov 12 23 53 20.7 d 165327 F0 7.8 7.6 65+ 108 31 157 59S 96 113 118 21 Nov 13 23 46 30.0 d 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 32 141 89S 64 92 87 21 Nov 14 2 23 13.1 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 121 40 188 44N 18 12 40 21 Nov 15 5 56 44.0 d 66 A0 7.1 7.0 84+ 133 29 238 59S 94 54 116 21 Nov 16 1 19 55 m 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 90+ 143 42 137 9S 143 174 164 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: Distance of 170 to Terminator = 6.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 17 22 50 36.7 d 384cF7 5.6* 5.4 98+ 165 -5 10 82 74S 78 128 95 R384 = 31 Arietis 384 is double: AB 5.7 5.8 0.07" 135.5, dT = +0.08sec 384 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 19 7 42 36.4 d X 66465 11.0 10.6v 75E 179 54 240 100U 94 51 106 X 66465 = HAT 307-0000829, 9.85, range 0.00, 5r, Type ROT, Period 6.77466097 days 21 Nov 19 7 52 17.1 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 61E 179 53 243 70U 19 335 31 21 Nov 19 7 58 30.5 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 52E 179 51 245 -43N 264 219 276 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 8 14 35.2 D 93508 K0 8.7 8.2 29E 179 49 248 -15S 140 93 152 21 Nov 19 8 19 24 d X 66499 11.7 11.3 23E 179 48 249 -25S 149 102 161 21 Nov 19 8 23 55.2 r X 4617k 11.4 11.0 18E 179 47 251 -51N 253 205 265 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 8 27 48 GrX 66499 11.7 11.3 15E 179 46 ** GRAZE: CA-37.4S; Dist. 34km in az. 178deg. [Lat = 41.54+0.02(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Nov 19 8 34 35.9 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 9E 179 46 253 51U 49 0 61 21 Nov 19 8 35 52 r X 66499 11.7 11.3 8E 179 45 253 -50S 172 123 184 21 Nov 19 8 40 19.3 D 93521 F8 8.7 8.5 6E 179 44 254 79U 92 43 104 21 Nov 19 8 43 32.0 R 93508 K0 8.7 8.2 4E 179 44 255 -61S 181 132 193 21 Nov 19 8 43 37.8 d X 66582k 11.3 11.2 4E 179 44 255 74U 81 32 93 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 8 44 19.5 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 4E 179 44 255 59U 301 251 313

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21 Nov 19 8 46 46.6 D X 66589 10.6 10.1 3E 179 43 255 83U 97 47 109 21 Nov 19 8 46 59.2 d X 66575 11.1 10.8 3E 179 43 255 96U 125 76 137 21 Nov 19 8 47 15.7 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 43 256 35U 18 328 30 21 Nov 19 8 53 43 M 93517 A2 8.5 8.3v 1E 179 42 257 -44S 162 112 174 93517 = TAOS 53.00009, 8.48, range 0.00, 6V, Type DSCT, Period 0.048676 days, Phase 93 % 21 Nov 19 8 57 30.0 r X 66465 11.0 10.6v 1E 179 41 258 91U 226 176 238 X 66465 = HAT 307-0000829, 9.85, range 0.00, 5r, Type ROT, Period 6.77466097 days 21 Nov 19 9 0 28 m X191069 11.7 v 1E 179 41 259 20U 343 292 354 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 6 31 m X 66520 11.6 11.2 1E 179 40 260 26U 343 292 355 21 Nov 19 9 6 41 GrX 66520 11.6 11.2 1E 179 40 ** GRAZE: CA 27.1U; Dist. 33km in az. 185deg. [Lat = 41.56-0.06(E.Long+87.67)] 21 Nov 19 9 7 6.6 d X 66625k 11.1 10.4 1E 179 40 259 92U 101 50 113 *** A light curve is desired as X 66625 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210716981} 21 Nov 19 9 25 13.6 D 93525kF8 9.9 9.7 6E 179 36 263 -39S 148 97 160 *** A light curve is desired as 93525 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708222} 21 Nov 19 9 31 19.3 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 9E 179 35 264 35U 308 256 320 21 Nov 19 9 33 46.6 r X 66575 11.1 10.8 11E 179 35 264 95U 200 149 212 21 Nov 19 9 37 59.9 d X191117k 11.8 15E 179 34 265 98U 60 8 72 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 9 44 55.6 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 22E 179 33 267 50U 277 225 289 21 Nov 19 9 45 9.9 D X 66673k 10.2 9.7 22E 179 33 266 -37S 138 86 150 *** A light curve is desired as X 66673 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712431} 21 Nov 19 9 46 5.0 R 93525kF8 9.9 9.7 23E 179 32 266 -78S 180 128 192 *** A light curve is desired as 93525 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708222} 21 Nov 19 9 46 37 m X191091p 11.5 24E 179 33 267 58U 345 293 356 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3 21 Nov 19 9 52 32.3 R 93521 F8 8.7 8.5 31E 179 31 268 79U 235 183 246 21 Nov 19 9 56 2.9 R X 66589 10.6 10.1 36E 179 31 268 83U 230 178 241 21 Nov 19 9 58 35.4 r X 66582k 11.3 11.2 39E 179 30 269 74U 245 193 257 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 10 1 26 m X 66677k 11.2 10.8 43E 179 30 269 -70S 165 113 177 *** A light curve is desired as X 66677 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708012} 21 Nov 19 10 12 47.3 d X191143k 11.8 60E 179 28 271 32N 57 5 69 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 12 51.0 r X 66625k 11.1 10.4 60E 179 27 271 93U 228 176 239 *** A light curve is desired as X 66625 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210716981} 21 Nov 19 10 17 34.6 R X 66673k 10.2 9.7 67E 179 27 272 -75S 192 140 204 *** A light curve is desired as X 66673 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712431} 21 Nov 19 10 18 16.6 d X191146k 11.7 68E 179 27 272 39N 48 356 60 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651} 21 Nov 19 10 22 55.4 d X 66755k 11.3 10.6 75E 179 26 273 38N 47 355 58 *** A light curve is desired as X 66755 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740492} 21 Nov 19 10 24 53.8 d X 66772k 11.4 11.1 78E 179 26 273 -31N 114 62 126 *** A light curve is desired as X 66772 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210722707} 21 Nov 19 10 30 52 m X191124k 11.7 85E 179 25 274 86S 346 294 358 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 20 4 13 47.4 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 58 119 61N 289 333 297 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.17sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +1.1sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 1.1sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +410sec

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631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.3" 21 Nov 20 4 59 17.1 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 65 136 41N 309 343 317 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 5.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 20 8 36 40 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 55 247 -12N 1 313 9 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -1.6sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = -0.35sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -75sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -1884sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 8 47 11 Gr 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 53 ** GRAZE: CA 2.4N; Dist. 62km in az. 2deg. [Lat = 42.41-0.03(E.Long+87.67)] Distance of 656 to Terminator = 0.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 20 8 58 1 r 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 52 252 17N 332 281 339 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +1.5sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.8sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -704sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = +1677sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 1.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Nov 20 9 18 45.8 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 48 257 56N 293 241 301 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -79sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = -296sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = -553sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Nov 21 1 58 20.9 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 27 81 77N 276 329 279 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +30sec 21 Nov 22 8 33 0.0 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 92- 148 72 209 19S 196 172 193 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 19 % Distance of 78029 to Terminator = 18.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.3" 21 Nov 22 10 22 25.5 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 56 254 56N 302 248 299 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.2sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 2 47 0.7 r 1049 A2 6.8 6.7 88- 139 19 72 46S 228 280 221 21 Nov 23 6 39 6.0 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 60 112 79N 284 334 277 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = +0.9sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +83sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 23 7 2 0.3 R 1062cB8 6.4* 6.5 87- 137 64 120 60S 243 289 235 R1062 = 40 Geminorum 1062 is double: AB 6.4 0.10" 146.1, dT = +0.04sec 1062 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 24 6 14 10.7 r 79753 K1 7.8* 7.2 80- 126 46 97 38S 226 281 214 21 Nov 26 12 6 55.6 R 1435wK0 6.5 5.9 60- 102 -9 64 210 53N 325 302 306 1435 is double: AB 6.5 12.6 31" 263.8, dT = -45sec

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21 Nov 27 7 56 26.7 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 51- 91 32 99 29S 230 280 209 21 Nov 28 8 52 20.8 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 40- 79 31 106 73N 311 358 288 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.17sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 28 10 52 37.9 R 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 40- 78 49 135 69S 273 305 250 21 Nov 29 11 25 16.5 R 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 29- 66 43 135 52N 333 5 310 21 Nov 30 10 15 37.3 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 20 113 71N 314 357 292 21 Nov 30 11 49 48.3 r 1873 G5 9.0 8.7 19- 52 34 134 64N 321 354 300 21 Nov 30 11 54 17.4 r 139120 F5 8.8 8.6 19- 52 -12 35 135 73S 278 310 256 21 Nov 30 12 25 57.2 r 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 19- 52 -6 38 143 89N 296 322 275 21 Dec 1 11 52 18.4 R X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 11- 39 22 127 57S 260 297 241 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = -4sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 1 12 1 43.7 R 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 11- 39 -10 24 129 59S 262 298 243 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Dec 2 11 19 32.7 R 158831 F0 7.9 7.7 5- 25 5 115 57S 256 300 240 21 Dec 2 11 21 42.2 R 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 5 115 40N 339 23 324 21 Dec 2 11 34 21.9 R 158856 K1 8.1 7.5 5- 25 7 118 37N 342 26 327 21 Dec 2 11 54 17.8 R 158861 K2 7.8 7.0 5- 25 -12 10 121 61N 318 360 303 21 Dec 2 12 20 2.0 r 2122 F2 7.7 7.5 5- 25 -7 14 126 71N 308 347 293 21 Dec 7 23 0 0.3 d 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 50 -7 21 203 89N 79 60 95 21 Dec 9 0 44 21.0 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 20 216 48N 32 4 51 21 Dec 9 1 34 27.9 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 29+ 65 14 226 50N 33 358 53 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 11 3 3 36.0 D 3458 K0 6.2 5.5 50+ 90 24 231 88N 65 29 88 21 Dec 12 1 55 19.7 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 101 42 205 71N 47 28 69 21 Dec 13 6 2 28.2 d 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 71+ 114 17 257 39S 117 70 138 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Dec 14 5 42 59.0 d 269SK0 7.0* 6.4 79+ 126 32 250 64S 93 48 112 269 is quadruple: AB 7.2 11.7 17.3" 279.1, dT = -50sec : AD 7.2 11.6 78" 124.1, dT = +194sec : AC 7.2 9.9 126" 227.0, dT = -257sec 21 Dec 15 23 39 57.1 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 36 100 74N 56 106 70 21 Dec 17 0 34 16.6 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 40 98 72N 59 111 69 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.21sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 4 0.4 D 734 K0 6.6 6.0 99+ 168 50 103 87N 84 136 89 Distance of 734 to Terminator = 18.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Dec 20 11 3 21.8 r 1046cF8 7.0 6.7 99- 166 35 275 69S 242 186 235 1046 is double: ** 7.8 7.8 0.10" 57.0, dT = +0.3sec 1046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 780). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 20 11 26 30.1 r 1049 A2 6.8 6.7 99- 166 31 278 50S 223 168 216 Distance of 1049 to Terminator = 15.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Dec 23 7 32 37.5 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 61 130 77N 297 335 278 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 3 49 6.3 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 78- 124 11 78 87S 285 334 264 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.1, dT = -0.14sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Dec 24 8 9 3.1 r 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 56 131 86S 284 320 263 21 Dec 25 5 54 23.2 R 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 68- 111 22 94 88N 293 343 271

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*** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.2sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 26 5 5 28.7 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 2 83 73N 309 358 286 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 27 9 40 3.4 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 86 36 131 25N 358 32 336 21 Dec 28 8 5 29.4 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 74 9 107 32N 351 37 331 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -119sec 21 Dec 28 9 21 51.5 R 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 35- 73 22 121 88S 290 330 270 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = -4sec 21 Dec 28 11 53 24.9 r 139423 K2 8.2 7.6 35- 72 39 159 30N 352 8 332 21 Dec 29 12 31 41.5 R 2070 F5 6.7 6.4 24- 59 -8 32 158 66S 265 282 249 21 Dec 30 10 36 20.4 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 8 124 87N 287 328 274 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 48 25.5 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 10 126 89N 286 326 273 21 Dec 30 11 13 11.5 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 14 130 73N 302 339 289 21 Dec 31 11 37 2.9 r 184366KF6 8.0 7.8 7- 32 5 127 34N 333 14 326 *** A light curve is highly desired as 184366 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204356572}

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Lunar Occultation predictions Varney Observatory Pembroke Pines Florida USA

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Occultation prediction for Varney Observatory E. Longitude - 80 30 0.0, Latitude 26 0 0.0, Alt. 2m; Telescope dia 15cm; dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA AA y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o 21 Jan 3 3 53 34.5 r 99091DG5 7.3 S 82- 130 20 82 73S 271 338 249 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.31" 228.2, dT = -4sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 Jan 3 7 23 59.0 r 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 82- 129 65 112 60S 257 317 235 21 Jan 3 10 16 37.6 R 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 81- 128 69 239 48S 246 193 224 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 Jan 4 11 36 3.4 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 71- 115 -8 60 240 46S 248 196 224 21 Jan 5 6 57 30.7 R 1755 A0 6.9* 6.9 62- 104 34 103 47S 249 310 226 21 Jan 5 10 8 39.6 r 119297 F8 8.0 7.8 61- 102 66 161 76N 306 323 283 21 Jan 6 11 0 16.7 r 139174WF2 7.8* 7.6e 49- 89 61 167 89S 291 304 270 139174 is double: AB 7.9 10.4 42" 213.0, dT = -22sec 139174 = HY Vir, 7.81 to 8.1, V, Type EA, Period 2.7323377 days, Phase 50 % 21 Jan 7 9 55 56.6 R 2008pK0 6.6* 6.0 38- 76 42 131 46N 335 18 316 *** A light curve is desired as 2008 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212703886} 2008 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.13sec 2008 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1456). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 7 10 28 14.6 r 139671kA0 8.3 8.2 38- 76 47 139 64N 317 353 298 *** A light curve is desired as 139671 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212696411} 21 Jan 7 10 51 47.0 r 139679 K0 8.5 7.9 38- 76 50 147 66N 315 345 296 21 Jan 8 8 31 50.3 r 158845 K2 7.7 7.0 28- 63 13 113 59S 258 316 242 21 Jan 8 8 56 57.3 r 158865 F0 7.8 7.6 27- 63 18 116 73N 305 1 289 21 Jan 8 10 51 40.6 R 2130 F2 7.6 7.4s 27- 62 38 137 40N 338 18 323 2130 = NSV 20211, 7.64 to 7.7, Hp 21 Jan 8 11 32 54.5 r 158910SK2 8.1* 7.4 27- 62 -9 44 148 55N 323 352 307 158910 is triple: AB 8.2 8.9 126" 165.5, dT = +291sec : AC 8.2 10.1 160" 261.0, dT = -190sec 21 Jan 9 10 21 8.2 R 2264cK0 7.3 6.7 17- 49 21 125 41S 234 286 224 2264 is double: ** 7.4 7.9 0.30" 80.0, dT = +1.3sec 2264 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 452). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 9 11 42 35.9 r 159564 M2 7.6 6.7v 17- 49 -7 34 140 72N 301 339 291 159564 = IZ Lib, 7.52 to 7.63, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jan 9 18 8 25 m 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 41 16 238 0N 12 318 2 R2302 = Acrab = beta Scorpii 2302 is multiple: Aa,Ab 2.9 4.1 350.0 : AB 2.6 0.001" 127.8 : AB 2.6 10.6 0.33" 218.5 : AC 2.6 4.5 13.7" 19.9 2302 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2302 = NSV 7424, 2.61 to 2.67, V 21 Jan 9 18 10 39 Gr 2302SB0 2.6 2.7s 15- 46 43 17 ** GRAZE: CA -0.1N; Dist.198km in az. 164deg. [Lat = 24.15+0.25(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jan 11 10 55 19.3 R 2577dO7 6.2 6.2 4- 22 2 119 53S 230 290 231 R2577 = 63 (Ophiuchi)/Sagittarii 2577 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 4.5" 43.0, dT = +15sec 2577 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 16 0 46 56 Gr 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 ** GRAZE: CA 14.7S; Dist. 1km in az. 338deg. [Lat = 26.01+0.37(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jan 16 0 46 56 gr 164975kF6 8.2 7.9 9+ 35 8 248 15S 152 92 173 *** A light curve is desired as 164975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205949539} 21 Jan 16 0 49 0.3 d 164982 K1 8.5 7.9 9+ 35 8 248 78N 65 4 86 21 Jan 16 0 54 34.5 D 164984 K0 7.1* 6.6 9+ 35 7 249 69N 55 354 77

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21 Jan 17 23 41 20.5 d 146941cG0 8.9 23+ 58 -11 44 231 53N 33 348 56 146941 is double: AB 9.57 9.71 0.12" 20.0, dT = +0.34sec 146941 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 18 0 23 49.1 d 3516 K0 8.4 7.7 23+ 58 36 239 73S 87 35 110 21 Jan 21 1 44 7.2 d 110353 F5 7.8* 7.6 51+ 92 54 249 88N 68 10 87 21 Jan 21 2 16 31.0 d 315cA0 7.3* 7.3 52+ 92 47 255 70S 90 29 109 315 is double: ** 8.3 8.8 0.30" 221.0, dT = -0.7sec 315 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1177). Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 24 1 2 48.1 d 670pB8 7.7 7.7 78+ 125 81 121 79S 91 147 99 *** A light curve is desired as 670 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210853356} 670 is double: AB 7.8 14.0 3.9" 63.4, dT = +12sec 670 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jan 26 4 4 48.1 d 78236 G0 7.6 7.3 93+ 148 80 265 55S 129 49 125 21 Jan 27 1 57 57.1 d 1097SA1 6.9 6.9v 97+ 159 60 85 81N 95 176 86 1097 is quadruple: AC 6.9 13.1 50" 18.0, dT = +32sec : AB 6.9 11.5 127" 109.0, dT = +348sec : AE 6.9 12.1 175" 176.0, dT = +77sec 1097 = V0356 Gem, 6.89, range 0.04, u, Type ACV, Period 0.69705 days 21 Jan 27 2 15 20.2 D 1099wM1 5.8 5.0s 97+ 160 64 86 43N 56 138 48 R1099 = 52 Geminorum 1099 is double: AB 6.0 12.7 31" 281.5, dT = -74sec 1099 = NSV 3469, 5.79, range 0.08, V 21 Jan 27 3 51 9.5 d 79238WA0 7.3 7.3s 97+ 160 85 104 53S 141 215 133 79238 is double: AB 7.3 10.8 13.9" 316.5, dT = -64sec 79238 = NSV 17404, 7.5 to 8.0, pg, Type ACV, Period 1.2612 days, Phase 99 % 21 Jan 28 3 21 36.1 d 1239 A4 6.6 6.5 99+ 172 66 91 56S 160 238 146 Distance of 1239 to Terminator = 7.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.3" 21 Jan 30 3 9 44.6 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 98- 162 38 88 -80N 86 156 65 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.22sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 30 4 20 23.6 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 97- 161 54 97 53N 314 22 292 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 241.3, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jan 31 3 24 53.6 r 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 93- 149 28 90 55S 250 316 227 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 2 8 50 23.7 r 1848 K5 7.7 7.0 76- 121 62 162 85N 295 311 273 21 Feb 4 8 6 0.3 R 2088cF5 6.2 6.0 54- 94 33 126 67N 310 358 294 2088 is double: ** 6.2 0.013" 348.1, dT = -0.02sec 2088 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1466). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 4 8 47 2 m 158686 G2 7.5 7.1 54- 94 39 136 18S 215 255 199 21 Feb 5 8 20 35.5 r 159336 F3 7.8 7.6 42- 81 23 124 41N 333 24 321 21 Feb 5 9 33 52.0 r 159355kA0 8.2 8.2 42- 81 35 138 87N 286 326 275 *** A light curve is desired as 159355 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249815423} 21 Feb 6 9 18 47.3 R 2376 A* 4.5 4.4v 31- 68 21 128 60N 308 358 301 R2376 = omega Ophiuchi 2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days 21 Feb 7 8 53 3.1 R 2523 A0 4.8 4.8s 21- 55 4 119 40N 322 21 321

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R2523 = 51 Ophiuchi 2523 = NSV 9037, 4.79 to 4.82, V 21 Feb 7 9 50 51.6 r 185494kF3 8.5 8.2 21- 54 14 127 90N 272 324 271 *** A light curve is desired as 185494 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 224394580} 21 Feb 7 11 9 48.4 R 2530cF5 7.7 7.5 21- 54 27 140 67S 248 288 247 2530 is double: AB 7.8 14.8 184.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Feb 8 10 45 8.9 r 187037 B9 8.7 8.6 12- 41 13 127 35N 318 11 323 21 Feb 8 11 11 43.3 R 2703 G5 7.4 7.1 12- 41 -12 17 131 70S 243 292 249 21 Feb 15 0 52 33.9 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 10+ 37 15 260 58N 41 338 64 21 Feb 15 1 1 52 M 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 10+ 38 12 260 12S 151 88 174 21 Feb 16 0 47 50.5 D 109653kK0 7.2* 6.6 17+ 49 27 259 19N 1 299 23 *** A light curve is desired as 109653 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220284887} 21 Feb 16 17 14 38.9 d 249 K3 4.5* 3.7 23+ 57 52 29 98 60S 101 165 121 R249 = nu Piscium 21 Feb 17 0 55 27.0 D 110154 G1 7.4* 7.1 25+ 60 36 260 86N 67 4 87 21 Feb 17 2 21 33.1 d 110180 A3 8.2 8.0 25+ 60 18 270 58N 39 334 59 21 Feb 17 3 18 6.9 d 281 K2 7.4 6.7 25+ 61 5 276 88N 70 5 89 21 Feb 18 3 5 16.1 d 93029 G5 7.6 7.1 34+ 71 19 275 87N 70 3 86 21 Feb 18 3 12 10 Gr 384cF7 5.6 5.4 34+ 71 17 ** GRAZE: CA -2.0N; Dist.104km in az. 187deg. [Lat = 25.05-0.12(E.Long+80.50)] Distance of 384 to Terminator = 15.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Feb 19 2 59 28.1 d 488dK0 7.9 7.3 43+ 82 31 274 57N 43 334 56 488 is double: AB 8.0 13.2 5.3" 16.0, dT = +14sec 488 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 0 19 8.7 d 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 52+ 92 77 244 85S 84 25 93 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -19sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 20 1 36 19 M 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 61 264 7S 162 90 171 R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Feb 20 1 36 23 Gr 614 K2 5.5 4.9 52+ 93 61 ** GRAZE: CA 7.3S; Dist. 21km in az. 355deg. [Lat = 26.19+0.08(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Feb 22 1 16 46.1 d 77684 B8 8.1 8.1 71+ 115 87 232 50S 130 79 129 21 Feb 22 4 2 40.6 D 898 A0 6.0* 5.9s 72+ 116 51 277 18S 162 84 161 898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp 21 Feb 22 4 4 5.3 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 72+ 116 51 278 62N 62 343 61 21 Feb 22 4 19 32.2 d 77776cB8 7.9 72+ 116 48 279 59N 59 342 58 77776 is double: AB 8.45 8.96 0.20" 206.4, dT = -0.5sec 77776 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 22 22 3 42.6 D 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 16 38 77 17N 23 99 17 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +151sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 22 22 28 15 Gr 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 10 44 ** GRAZE: CA-16.2N; Dist.313km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 29.16+0.46(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Feb 22 22 46 0.3 r 1030WA3 3.1 2.3s 79+ 126 7 48 80 -50N 316 34 309 R1030 = Mebsuta = epsilon Geminorum 1030 is double: AB 3.1 9.6 110" 94.1, dT = +380sec 1030 = NSV 3183, 2.97 to 3.09, V 21 Feb 23 5 47 55.5 d 78885 A3 7.6 7.5 81+ 128 40 282 53N 60 344 53 21 Feb 23 6 17 22.8 d 1058 K0 6.8 6.3 81+ 128 34 283 49S 138 64 132 21 Feb 23 23 27 3.5 d 1168 A5 7.1 6.9 87+ 138 -2 44 81 84S 109 186 98 21 Feb 23 23 42 46.0 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 -6 47 81 62N 75 153 64 R1170 = kappa Geminorum

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1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -18sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 1 5 14.6 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 87+ 138 66 88 -88N 286 7 274 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -15sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 3 5 51.8 d 79724 K0 7.8 7.0 88+ 139 87 234 70N 84 31 72 21 Feb 24 3 50 26.5 d 79739 F0 7.1 7.0 88+ 139 78 265 81N 95 16 83 21 Feb 24 7 9 35.6 d 79804cG0 7.4* 89+ 140 34 282 85S 110 36 98 79804 is double: AB 7.90 8.57 0.15" 55.8, dT = +0.19sec 79804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Feb 24 7 15 18.8 d 1195 B8 6.8* 6.9 89+ 140 33 282 71S 123 50 111 21 Mar 1 6 40 11.8 r 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 95- 153 64 159 87N 287 306 265 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -9sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -128sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 5 22 18 M 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 88- 140 40 122 19S 216 266 195 R1921 = 65 Virginis 21 Mar 2 5 46 37.3 r 139316 K0 7.7 7.3 88- 140 44 127 46N 332 18 311 21 Mar 2 6 15 52 M 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 88- 140 49 135 20S 218 257 197 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.019" 196.3 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 6 32 30.5 r 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 88- 140 52 140 87S 284 319 263 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.12sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 2 9 48 33.2 r 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 88- 139 50 220 44S 242 206 221 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -72sec 21 Mar 2 10 41 27.9 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 42 233 -56S 142 95 121 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 2 11 49 9.6 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 87- 138 0 28 246 82S 280 224 260 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Mar 3 8 11 37.5 r 158507 A3 7.8 7.7 79- 126 51 161 72S 268 286 251 21 Mar 3 9 47 31.5 R 2060 G7 6.2 5.7 79- 125 51 198 85S 282 265 264 R2060 = 2 Librae 21 Mar 3 10 21 50.6 r X128771D 7.9 7.7 79- 125 48 210 51N 326 299 308 X128771 is double: BA 7.9 6.9 1.1" 89.5, dT = +1.7sec X128771 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 3 10 21 52.7 R 2064DF4 6.3 79- 125 48 210 51N 326 299 308 2064 is double: AB 6.87 7.94 1.13" 269.5, dT = -1.7sec 2064 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 7 24 22 M 2330SB9 6.4 6.4 58- 99 22 129 17S 207 256 199 2330 is triple: AB 6.4 15.4 5.0" 98.0 : AC 6.4 16.4 5.7" 97.0 2330 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 5 9 8 23.9 R 2337 B9 6.6 6.6 57- 98 37 151 52S 242 270 234 21 Mar 6 9 46 58.0 R 2491dG3 6.6 6.3 46- 85 33 148 58N 305 337 303 2491 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 11.8" 289.8, dT = -30sec 21 Mar 6 9 50 20.5 R 2490WK* 5.2* 4.6 46- 85 33 149 76S 259 290 257

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R2490 = 39 Ophiuchi 2490 is double: AB 5.2 6.6 10.0" 354.9, dT = +2.8sec 21 Mar 6 9 50 23.4 R 185237WG8 6.7* 6.4 46- 85 33 149 76S 260 291 258 185237 is double: BA 6.6 5.2 10.0" 174.9, dT = -2.4sec 21 Mar 7 9 38 30.1 R 2652 K0 6.5 5.8 35- 72 22 136 76N 281 325 284 21 Mar 8 10 32 55.2 r 187998 F5 8.3 8.0 25- 59 22 135 69N 281 326 291 21 Mar 9 10 6 35.5 r 189132 K1 7.8 7.1 16- 47 9 122 55N 288 345 302 21 Mar 16 0 47 5.0 d X 59120k 9.5* 9.2 6+ 29 10 272 50N 36 331 57 *** A light curve is desired as X 59120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220457577} 21 Mar 17 1 57 23.5 d 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 12+ 40 6 279 55S 110 45 128 21 Mar 18 2 31 17.1 d 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 19+ 51 10 282 80S 86 20 101 21 Mar 19 1 17 39.2 d 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 26+ 61 37 275 81S 87 16 98 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Mar 21 2 22 4.8 D 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 45+ 84 45 279 68N 65 348 66 21 Mar 21 2 40 17.3 D 839 B2 5.4* 5.4s 45+ 84 41 280 52S 125 49 126 R839 = 121 Tauri 839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V 21 Mar 21 3 22 25.6 d 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 45+ 84 32 284 43N 40 326 41 21 Mar 21 4 55 40.4 d 853 F3 7.1 6.9 45+ 85 13 291 73N 70 3 71 21 Mar 22 2 32 37.3 d 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 54+ 95 54 278 58N 61 340 56 21 Mar 23 1 17 57.5 D 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 106 82 266 75N 83 2 74 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 2 46 44.1 r 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 64+ 107 62 275 -68N 301 219 291 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Mar 23 4 40 50.0 d 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 65+ 107 38 282 84S 106 30 96 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +64sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = +10sec 21 Mar 25 6 58 39 m 1393 G7 6.5* 6.0 84+ 133 30 279 5N 27 316 8 Distance of 1393 to Terminator = 3.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Mar 25 22 17 52.7 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 142 17 21 81 76N 103 171 82 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 25 23 25 29.4 r 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 90+ 143 1 36 88 -83S 290 359 268 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.9, dT = -0.15sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Mar 26 2 43 22.7 d 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 90+ 144 77 135 63N 91 132 69 21 Mar 26 7 38 46.3 D 1514 A1 6.2 6.2s 91+ 146 31 272 72N 99 31 78 R1514 = 42 Leonis 1514 = NSV 4828, 6.09 to 6.17, V 21 Mar 30 2 37 9.7 r 1985kK0 6.9 6.3 97- 160 21 111 79N 292 350 272 *** A light curve is desired as 1985 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212719194} 21 Mar 31 3 41 17.9 R 2114SA* 5.3 S 91- 146 20 118 65S 258 314 243 R2114 = mu Librae

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2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = +1.6sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -24sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.6, dT = +4sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -61sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Mar 31 3 41 19.6 r X130028D 6.6 6.5S 91- 146 20 118 65S 258 314 243 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = -1.6sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 64 % 21 Apr 2 6 44 17.9 r 2430cG8 6.8 6.3 73- 117 26 136 66S 253 295 248 R2430 = 22 Ophiuchi 2430 is double: AB 6.8 9.7 0.10" 167.0, dT = -0.02sec 2430 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 3 10 47 4.0 r 186235 F2 7.2 6.9 61- 102 -6 39 182 18N 341 340 344 21 Apr 4 10 12 21.5 r 2781 K4 7.4 6.6 50- 90 34 157 87S 260 283 268 21 Apr 8 13 45 48.3 r 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 12- 40 35 46 152 69N 262 288 285 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -358sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Apr 15 0 49 3.8 d 93519 8.7* 8.5 7+ 31 16 283 84S 85 17 97 21 Apr 15 1 31 33 m 93522 8.7 7.9 7+ 31 7 287 0N 349 284 1 Distance of 93522 to Terminator = 6.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 15 18 23 12.2 d 628WA3 4.9 4.8s 12+ 40 68 66 97 73S 97 170 106 R628 = omega 2 Tauri 628 is double: AB 4.9 9.6 168" 119.3, dT = +591sec 628 = NSV 15938, 4.93, range 0.01, V 21 Apr 15 23 53 52 D 651pB8 6.0* 6.0v 13+ 42 -3 39 277 15S 156 83 164 *** A light curve is desired as 651 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210873575} 651 is double: AB 6.0 0.20" 1.0, dT = -2sec 651 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 651 = V1141 Tau, 6. to 6.02, Hp, Type SPB, Period 0.62039 days, Phase 50 % 21 Apr 16 0 4 32 Gr 651pB8 6.0 6.0v 13+ 42 -5 36 ** GRAZE: CA 0.0S; Dist. 57km in az. 193deg. [Lat = 25.47-0.22(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Apr 16 0 57 45.1 d 76606 K0 8.5 7.8 13+ 42 25 283 50S 121 51 129 21 Apr 16 1 21 40.1 D 76609PF8 7.4 7.1s 13+ 42 20 285 50N 42 332 49 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76609 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210905159} 76609 is double: AB 7.4 13.0 11.1" 120.0, dT = +7sec 76609 = NSV 15988, 7.36 to 7.4, V 21 Apr 16 2 36 41 m 665WA* 5.7 5.6 13+ 43 4 292 4N 355 291 3 665 is double: AB 5.8 11.4 168" 237.5 21 Apr 17 2 4 8 m 789 K0 6.9 6.3 20+ 53 22 287 5N 1 290 3 21 Apr 18 2 18 18.9 d 78081cG5 7.8 7.5 28+ 64 30 285 65S 115 42 113 78081 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.040" 170.0, dT = +0.06sec 78081 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1053). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 18 23 50 16.4 d 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 37+ 75 -2 73 272 84S 101 17 94 21 Apr 19 0 3 0.4 d 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 37+ 75 -4 70 273 72S 113 29 106 21 Apr 19 0 40 4.2 d 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 37+ 75 62 276 76S 109 27 102 21 Apr 19 0 49 8.9 d 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 37+ 75 60 276 77S 108 27 101 21 Apr 19 1 4 36.6 d 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 37+ 75 57 277 80N 86 5 78 21 Apr 20 2 54 39.1 d 79868DK0 7.4 48+ 87 44 279 50S 141 65 128 79868 is double: AB 7.43 10.98 1.30" 168.7, dT = +3sec 79868 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 1 20 35.9 d 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 58+ 99 76 257 75S 121 51 105

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21 Apr 21 1 28 13 m 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 58+ 99 74 260 9N 26 312 9 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 21 3 23 0 m 1334kG5 7.0 6.6 58+ 99 49 274 10N 27 312 10 *** A light curve is desired as 1334 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212091650} 21 Apr 21 4 29 9.7 d 1342KG5 7.6 7.3 59+ 100 34 279 44S 153 81 136 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1342 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212053807} 21 Apr 22 1 37 37.4 d 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 68+ 111 80 220 45S 156 119 136 21 Apr 23 0 6 6.2 d 99249 M* 7.6 6.8v 78+ 124 -5 61 109 45N 70 131 48 99249 = EV Leo, 7.63 to 7.77, Hp, Type SRB, Period 23.856347 days, Phase 76 % 21 Apr 23 4 9 13.4 D 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 79+ 125 58 252 47S 158 97 136 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Apr 24 7 49 17.1 D 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 18 268 16N 44 339 21 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 24 7 55 15 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 88+ 140 17 ** GRAZE: CA 1.2N; Dist. 88km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 26.85-0.35(E.Long+80.50)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 1.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 24 8 3 50.0 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 88+ 140 15 270 -13N 15 310 352 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Apr 25 2 17 26.4 d 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 94+ 151 58 137 70S 141 179 119 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -12sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -101sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 1 10 34.1 D 1921 K3 5.9 5.1 98+ 165 33 115 33S 183 238 162 R1921 = 65 Virginis Distance of 1921 to Terminator = 10.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.0" 21 Apr 26 1 27 25.3 d 139325cK2 7.4 6.7 98+ 165 36 118 83S 133 186 112 139325 is double: ** 8.2 8.2 0.08" 339.0, dT = -0.15sec 139325 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1085). Observations are highly desired 21 Apr 26 2 1 39.7 d 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 98+ 165 42 125 27S 189 236 168 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.021" 206.2, dT = +0.09sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1924 to Terminator = 6.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Apr 26 4 54 14.5 d 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 99+ 166 58 189 50S 165 157 145 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -125sec Distance of 1933 to Terminator = 15.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.8" 21 Apr 26 6 31 2.1 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 99+ 167 48 225 86N 122 82 101 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 May 4 10 20 34.6 r 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 43- 83 -6 37 146 86N 254 286 274 21 May 7 9 46 11.9 R 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 16- 48 15 104 75S 227 288 250 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 117.9, dT = 0.00sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 21 May 8 9 22 3.0 r 128965 K0 7.6 6.9 10- 37 4 92 83N 247 311 269 21 May 8 10 21 57.2 r 106kK0 6.6 5.9 10- 36 -5 17 99 72N 259 321 281

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*** A light curve is desired as 106 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220194189} 21 May 15 1 51 41.0 d 77746 K5 8.7 7.8 9+ 35 10 293 36N 34 328 32 21 May 15 2 9 51.2 d 77770wK0 8.4 7.8 9+ 35 6 295 74S 103 39 102 77770 is double: AB 12.4 13.1 12.9" 212.1, dT = -8sec 21 May 15 2 20 4.9 d 77769 B8 7.2 7.2 9+ 35 4 295 34S 144 81 143 21 May 16 1 33 50.7 D 78778cK0 6.8 6.0v 15+ 46 24 288 66N 68 357 62 78778 is double: ** 7.7 8.4 0.25" 69.0, dT = +0.7sec 78778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 244). Observations are highly desired 78778 = QU Gem, 6.85, range 0.53, V, Type LB:, Period 244.045094 days, Phase 71 % 21 May 16 2 3 38.9 d 78791 K0 8.8 8.2 15+ 46 18 290 74S 108 39 102 21 May 16 3 6 21.4 d 78827 A* 7.4 7.2 16+ 47 5 296 71N 74 11 68 21 May 17 2 6 30.1 D 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 57 28 285 36S 153 80 141 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = +0.6sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 17 2 51 7.2 R 1170dG8 3.6 3.1 23+ 58 18 289 -54S 243 173 231 R1170 = kappa Geminorum 1170 is double: AB 3.7 10.0 7.3" 241.0, dT = -20sec 1170 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 May 20 0 41 21.5 D 99091DG5 7.3 S 52+ 93 -9 75 228 61S 141 96 119 99091 is double: AB 7.38 10.28 2.32" 228.0, dT = +0.3sec 99091 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 99091 = NSV 4836, 9.5 to 12.0, V 21 May 20 4 21 12.0 d 1532 K0 7.6 7.0 54+ 94 28 273 55N 77 9 55 21 May 20 4 50 25.4 d 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 54+ 94 21 276 53S 149 82 127 21 May 20 6 16 4.0 d 1544 M2 5.4 4.5v 54+ 95 3 284 83N 105 41 83 R1544 = 46 Leonis 1544 = ES Leo, 5.46 to 5.56, Hp, Type SRB: 21 May 21 5 28 34.0 d 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 65+ 107 22 270 72N 96 31 74 21 May 22 1 25 44.8 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 74+ 119 69 176 34N 60 63 37 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 May 22 5 1 25.5 d 119272 F5 7.6* 7.3 75+ 120 36 254 70N 96 36 74 21 May 23 1 5 3.3 d 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 84+ 132 57 145 43S 163 194 141 21 May 24 1 20 31.9 d 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 92+ 146 47 139 59S 146 183 127 21 May 25 0 16 8.5 d X130028D 6.6 6.5S 97+ 160 -3 22 119 74S 129 183 113 X130028 is double: BA 6.6 5.6 2.0" 187.2, dT = +1.9sec X130028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X130028 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 25 0 16 10.2 D 2114SA* 5.3 S 97+ 160 -3 22 119 74S 129 183 113 R2114 = mu Librae 2114 is multiple: AB 5.61 6.62 1.95" 7.2, dT = -1.9sec : AC 5.6 14.7 11.9" 295.9, dT = -22sec : AD 5.6 14.1 25.6" 164.5, dT = +39sec : AE 5.6 12.6 26.9" 230.8, dT = -10sec 2114 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2114 = NSV 6816, 5.32, , Type ACV, Period 25.3992 days, Phase 80 % 21 May 26 9 55 45.0 r X217159 11.8 90E 178 -8 7 243 -15N 352 293 343 21 May 26 9 55 48.5 d X217229k 11.7 90E 178 -8 7 243 69N 76 17 66 *** A light curve is desired as X217229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204778458} 21 May 26 9 55 52.6 R X217104 10.1 90E 178 -8 7 243 -82N 285 226 276 21 May 26 9 56 39.1 R 184093 A2 8.1 8.0 89E 178 -8 6 243 -82N 285 226 276 21 May 26 9 57 13 m X217156 11.8 88E 178 -8 6 243 102U 190 131 181 21 May 26 9 57 24.4 r X135291 11.7 10.9 88E 178 -8 6 243 -72N 295 236 286

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21 May 26 9 58 30.1 D X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 86E 178 -8 6 243 90U 164 105 155 21 May 26 10 1 7.6 D 184137 G5 7.9* 7.2 82E 179 -7 6 243 103U 82 23 73 21 May 26 10 2 48.1 D 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80E 179 -7 6 243 59N 66 7 57 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 8 3.1 D X 40523pM* 10.1 9.4 71E 179 -6 5 244 94U 87 27 77 *** A light curve is desired as X 40523 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204762170} X 40523 is double: ** 10.5 11.3 0.50" 321.0, dT = -0.5sec X 40523 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 388). Observations are highly desired 21 May 26 10 9 23 M 2307 B1 3.9* 4.0 69E 179 -5 4 244 3N 10 310 0 R2307 = Kow Kin = omega 1 Scorpii 21 May 26 10 10 41.6 d X217241 11.1 66E 179 -5 4 244 74U 128 67 118 21 May 26 10 11 22.7 D X217227 10.6 65E 179 -5 4 245 20N 26 326 17 21 May 26 10 14 54.1 R X135339 10.8 10.5 59E 179 -4 3 245 -86S 272 212 263 21 May 26 10 17 48.4 R X 40465 M* 10.6 9.7 54E 179 -4 2 245 -66S 252 191 243 21 May 26 10 18 16.0 d X135510 11.4 10.6 53E 179 -4 3 245 75U 107 46 97 21 May 26 10 18 26.0 r X217145 11.4 53E 179 -4 2 245 -75S 261 200 252 21 May 26 10 18 35.3 R X 40469 K0 8.6 8.0 53E 179 -4 2 245 -52S 238 177 229 21 May 26 10 19 42 m X135424 11.6 11.3 51E 179 -3 2 245 74U 189 128 180 21 May 26 10 20 1.0 d X135515 11.0 10.4 50E 179 -3 2 245 97U 69 8 60 21 May 26 10 23 23.6 d X217286 11.4 45E 179 -3 2 246 78U 97 35 88 21 May 26 10 24 14.6 D X135498 10.8 10.4 43E 179 -2 1 246 59U 140 79 131 21 May 26 10 24 25 GrX 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 43E 179 -2 1 ** GRAZE: CA 70.7U; Dist. 40km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 26.39+0.39(E.Long+80.50)] 21 May 26 10 24 32.1 R X 40485 A0 10.0 9.8 43E 179 -2 1 246 86U 215 153 206 21 May 26 10 24 48 M X 40505 K0 9.7 9.1 42E 179 -2 1 246 70U 189 127 180 21 May 26 10 27 34.2 d X217293 11.5 38E 179 -2 1 246 72U 103 41 94 21 May 26 10 28 24.4 R X217227 10.6 36E 179 -1 1 246 -13N 353 291 343 21 May 26 10 29 9.7 r X217175 11.2 35E 179 -1 0 246 -82S 268 206 259 21 May 26 10 29 30.9 D 184149 G5 9.3 8.8 35E 179 -1 1 246 38N 44 342 34 21 May 27 6 53 5.8 r 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 99- 168 39 194 85S 277 264 274 Distance of 184964 to Terminator = 18.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.9" 21 May 27 7 24 53.6 r 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 99- 168 36 202 84N 288 266 284 Distance of 184991 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.3" 21 May 29 10 12 22.7 r 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 88- 139 -5 31 211 77S 254 223 263 21 May 31 11 4 54.8 r 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 69- 113 6 42 197 59N 285 268 304 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jun 5 8 37 13.3 R 109805 K0 7.5* 6.9 21- 55 13 92 69N 266 330 287 21 Jun 6 8 41 41.5 R 110316 F5 7.2* 6.9 14- 44 7 84 28S 184 248 202 21 Jun 7 9 20 57.9 r 93122 K2 8.8 8.3 8- 33 9 80 86S 244 310 260 21 Jun 12 21 52 25.1 d 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5+ 27 29 56 277 38S 144 64 134 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.21sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 13 0 58 6.6 D 79416SF8 7.6 7.4 6+ 28 -9 16 290 17S 167 98 157 79416 is triple: AC 7.7 11.8 29.2" 124.6, dT = +90sec : AB 7.7 8.9 65" 19.7, dT = -226sec 21 Jun 15 0 58 43.6 d 80735 K0 8.7 8.1 19+ 51 -9 37 277 37N 51 339 33 21 Jun 15 23 50 15.1 D 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 27+ 63 4 61 257 85N 103 36 82 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.21sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 2 35.1 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 28+ 63 -10 45 268 -54N 324 254 303

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R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 240.4, dT = -0.03sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Jun 16 1 50 51.9 d 98979 G5 8.3 7.8S 28+ 64 35 273 36N 54 345 33 98979 = NSV 18342, 8.34, , Type VAR: 21 Jun 16 2 19 9.4 d 98983wK2 8.4 8.0 28+ 64 28 275 52S 146 77 125 98983 is double: AB 7.0 10.4 18.6" 302.1, dT = -39sec 21 Jun 17 0 51 56.2 D 1598PF5 6.5 6.3 38+ 76 -8 56 251 87N 109 48 86 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1598 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248842300} 1598 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 1598 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 85). Observations are highly desired 21 Jun 17 22 48 48 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 48+ 88 18 66 ** GRAZE: CA-15.3S; Dist.238km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 28.72-0.70(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jun 17 22 53 15 m 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 48+ 88 16 69 158 -16S 219 239 196 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Jun 18 0 51 17 m 119066KG5 7.9* 7.6 48+ 88 -8 62 230 16N 39 356 16 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119066 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201860743} 21 Jun 19 2 29 50.2 d 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 60+ 102 48 236 69S 135 86 112 21 Jun 20 0 42 32.5 d 139388kK2 7.9* 7.2 71+ 115 -6 58 171 73S 130 138 110 *** A light curve is desired as 139388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212783705} 21 Jun 20 1 17 7.2 D 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 58 187 34S 169 162 148 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 20 2 19 30.7 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 71+ 115 53 213 -65S 268 238 248 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Jun 29 6 35 42.1 r 3336 K4 7.1 6.3s 75- 120 30 127 30S 191 239 213 3336 = NSV 25951, 7.09, range 0.01, 6V, Type VAR, Period 1.88473 days 21 Jun 29 6 47 16.0 r 165258 K1 7.6 6.9 75- 120 32 129 49S 211 257 233 21 Jun 29 9 36 22.0 R 3343pB9 5.7* 5.7 74- 119 -12 50 179 59S 220 221 242 R3343 = 69 Aquarii *** A light curve is desired as 3343 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206026652} 3343 is triple: AB 5.7 9.6 20.7" 127.3, dT = +2.6sec : AC 5.7 63" 35.0, dT = +184sec 21 Jun 29 9 58 1.4 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 -8 50 186 -64N 45 39 67 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -113sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 29 11 22 38.9 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 74- 119 9 44 215 80S 240 209 263 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -191sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Jun 30 9 20 4.7 r 3480 F5 7.2* 6.9 65- 107 52 153 82N 256 280 280 21 Jul 2 6 54 49.6 R 150SF1 6.1 5.9v 46- 85 16 96 79S 236 300 258 R150 = 26 Ceti 150 is triple: AB 6.1 9.5 16.0" 252.9, dT = -34sec : AC 6.1 14.1 120" 291.0, dT = -153sec 150 = HIP 4979, 6.06, range 0.01, 0V, Type VAR, Period 369.00369 days 21 Jul 2 9 57 23.1 R 165 K0 6.4* 6.0 45- 84 -8 54 127 60S 217 263 238 R165 = 29 Ceti 21 Jul 4 8 17 44.1 R 376 A0 7.0 7.0 27- 62 21 87 61S 221 287 237 21 Jul 6 8 46 7.7 R 614 K2 5.5 4.9 12- 40 11 73 13S 181 247 190

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R614 = 43 omega 1 Tauri 21 Jul 6 8 47 55.5 R 93778pA2 7.8 7.6 12- 40 12 73 72S 240 306 249 *** A light curve is desired as 93778 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210791325} 93778 is triple: ** 8.0 10.7 0.010" 30.7, dT = +0.02sec : AB 7.8 11.0 5.7" 280.0, dT = -9sec 93778 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 427). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 15 34.9 r 76872kG5 9.5 9.1 6- 29 9 69 54S 229 294 233 *** A light curve is desired as 76872 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247550866} 21 Jul 7 9 22 22.4 R 76871cK0 8.8 7.9 6- 29 10 70 90S 264 330 268 76871 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10" 227.0, dT = -0.16sec 76871 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 859). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 7 9 34 30.4 R 76882kB9 8.7 8.6 6- 29 12 71 37S 211 278 216 *** A light curve is desired as 76882 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247551785} 21 Jul 7 9 44 31.9 r 76888kB8 9.0 8.8 6- 29 -11 15 72 34S 208 276 212 *** A light curve is desired as 76888 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247554799} 21 Jul 13 1 4 50 d 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -10 18 281 21N 35 327 14 21 Jul 13 1 8 25 Gr 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -11 18 ** GRAZE: CA 13.4N; Dist. 21km in az. 31deg. [Lat = 26.22-0.53(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jul 13 1 12 34 r 1456 F2 8.4 8.2 9+ 35 -12 17 282 6N 20 312 359 21 Jul 14 0 29 59.6 d 1569kA2 6.9* 6.8V 16+ 47 -4 35 268 81S 117 50 95 *** A light curve is desired as 1569 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248882918} 1569 = HD 93273, 6.903, , Type VAR 21 Jul 18 1 1 12.7 D 2028cG8 6.5* 5.9 57+ 98 -10 50 208 61N 81 55 62 R2028 = 96 Virginis 2028 is double: AB 6.5 0.30" 31.0, dT = +0.7sec 2028 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 19 3 1 21.7 D 2159 K5 5.2 4.4 69+ 112 36 223 66N 82 42 68 R2159 = nu Librae 21 Jul 19 3 15 22.9 D 2160pA1 6.4 6.3 69+ 112 33 226 73S 123 81 109 R2160 = 22 Librae *** A light curve is desired as 2160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249912861} 2160 is triple: AB 6.4 13.0 11.8" 273.2, dT = -25sec : AC 6.4 12.9 29.8" 229.1, dT = -20sec 21 Jul 20 4 53 38 M 2310 G6 4.3* 3.9 80+ 126 23 230 3N 13 326 4 R2310 = Kow Kin = omega 2 Scorpii Distance of 2310 to Terminator = 2.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Jul 21 0 47 30.2 d 184964 K1 7.3 6.5 88+ 139 -8 34 151 63S 122 150 117 21 Jul 21 1 16 43.7 d 184991 K0 7.3 6.7 88+ 139 37 159 79S 105 126 101 21 Jul 23 0 51 18.9 d 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -9 16 130 48N 26 76 34 2804 is double: AB 10.8 12.0 2.6" 68.2, dT = +12sec 2804 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 16.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 Jul 23 1 4 11 Gr 2804dK2 5.8 5.1 98+ 166 -11 17 ** GRAZE: CA 28.1N; Dist.126km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 27.31-0.51(E.Long+80.50)] Distance of 2804 to Terminator = 7.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7" 21 Jul 23 5 12 43.5 d 2824 K4 7.3 6.5 99+ 167 37 189 63S 91 82 100 Distance of 2824 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Jul 25 5 41 49.9 R 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 98- 164 42 163 79N 282 298 301 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Jul 26 5 17 42.3 r 3276 G0 7.3 7.0 94- 152 37 140 63S 233 270 254 21 Jul 27 7 55 21 Gr 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 54 ** GRAZE: CA 21.2N; Dist. 54km in az. 135deg. [Lat = 25.32+0.89(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jul 27 7 56 18 M 3413pK5 6.1 5.3 87- 138 53 172 21N 322 330 345 *** A light curve is desired as 3413 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245955340} 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.4 : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.3 : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.4 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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21 Jul 28 5 35 39.5 R 3529cG5 6.6* 6.0 80- 127 32 115 59N 282 337 305 3529 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 3529 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1654). Observations are highly desired 21 Jul 28 5 51 8.3 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 34 118 -42S 119 172 142 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.24sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 3 41 Gr 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 38 ** GRAZE: CA-14.1S; Dist.310km in az. 149deg. [Lat = 22.73+0.54(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Jul 28 6 28 29.9 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 80- 127 41 125 13S 174 222 197 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.23sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 21 Jul 28 6 35 10.6 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 80- 127 43 127 76S 237 283 260 21 Jul 28 6 35 29.2 r 147032 F5 7.8 7.6 80- 127 43 127 86S 246 293 269 21 Jul 31 9 34 46.6 r 92895 G5 8.3 7.6 51- 91 63 120 46S 207 259 224 21 Aug 1 9 54 35.3 r 93283 K3 8.0 7.2 42- 80 -12 61 106 38S 202 265 216 21 Aug 2 8 30 38.6 r 93643kA0 8.3 8.2 33- 70 34 84 74S 242 313 252 *** A light curve is desired as 93643 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737487} 21 Aug 4 9 29 43.2 R 77276 K0 6.8 6.3 16- 47 28 75 68S 247 319 247 21 Aug 4 10 14 52.0 r 77312 K2 8.0 7.0 16- 47 -8 38 78 60S 239 314 239 21 Aug 5 9 50 55.9 r 78429 G5 8.3 7.7 10- 36 22 72 71S 257 328 253 21 Aug 6 9 34 38.2 R 1117cG8 5.0 4.6 5- 25 8 66 79S 274 339 265 R1117 = 57 Geminorum 1117 is double: ** 5.9 5.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.19sec 1117 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1358). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 13 0 46 38.8 D 139130 F0 7.6 7.4 22+ 56 -11 28 251 76N 96 38 75 21 Aug 14 1 21 15.3 d X 37082PF0 7.8* 7.6 32+ 69 27 243 55S 145 91 126 *** A light curve is highly desired as X 37082 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212646583} X 37082 is double: AB 7.9 10.9 7.1" 180.9, dT = +14sec X 37082 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 14 1 31 13.6 D 1996kK5 6.7* 5.9 32+ 69 25 244 54S 145 90 126 *** A light curve is desired as 1996 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212645003} 21 Aug 15 2 26 15.5 d 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 43+ 82 21 240 59N 76 22 61 21 Aug 15 23 17 9.1 d 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 8 44 177 37S 156 159 144 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -337sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 16 0 25 14.8 r 2241WK5 4.8* 3.9s 54+ 95 -7 42 199 -67S 259 242 248 R2241 = kappa Librae 2241 is double: AB 4.9 10.5 170" 283.3, dT = -509sec 2241 = NSV 7200, 4.70 to 4.75, V 21 Aug 19 0 58 28.2 d 2735pA5 7.2 7.1 85+ 135 34 157 20S 151 174 157 *** A light curve is desired as 2735 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214328320} 2735 is double: AB 7.2 14.0 5.2" 258.0, dT = -7sec 2735 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 19 1 46 3.4 D 2740kG8 6.3* 5.8 86+ 135 37 169 59S 112 123 119 *** A light curve is desired as 2740 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 214374897} 21 Aug 19 3 41 54.4 D 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 35 200 48N 39 18 46 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii

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2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -1228sec 21 Aug 19 4 43 35.1 R 2750SB2 2.1* 2.1 86+ 136 28 215 -47N 303 268 310 R2750 = Nunki = sigma Sagittarii 2750 is triple: Aa,Ab 2.0 202.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 2.0 9.9 355" 238.3, dT = -510sec 21 Aug 23 3 32 37.5 d 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 170 36 132 -41N 53 96 75 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -148sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Aug 23 4 57 1.3 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 99- 169 47 155 55S 245 268 268 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -227sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V Distance of 3349 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Aug 24 3 30 26.9 r 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 97- 158 30 118 23S 194 247 217 Distance of 3484 to Terminator = 11.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.3" 21 Aug 24 6 9 28.7 r 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 96- 158 55 161 75S 245 262 268 21 Aug 25 8 54 32.9 r 66 A0 7.1 7.0 91- 145 57 216 33S 197 165 219 21 Aug 26 3 17 5.8 r 170 K4 6.0* 5.2S 86- 135 15 94 40S 202 266 223 R170 = 33 Ceti 170 = NSV 422, 7.1 to 9.0, pg, Type LB: 21 Aug 27 8 59 27.5 r 300cG5 7.5 77- 122 73 177 63S 225 227 243 300 is double: AB 7.82 9.09 0.20" 157.6, dT = -0.24sec 300 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 29 7 42 46.5 R 517 K1 6.1* 5.7 59- 100 51 93 62S 229 300 241 21 Aug 30 5 44 12.4 R 633cB9 5.5 5.5v 50- 90 17 74 53N 298 6 305 R633 = 53 Tauri 633 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.1sec 633 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1230). Observations are highly desired 633 = V1024 Tau, 5.02, range 0.03, U, Type ACV 21 Aug 30 6 45 9.4 R 642pF5 6.8 6.6 50- 90 30 79 49S 220 291 228 *** A light curve is desired as 642 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210877371} 642 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 353.0, dT = +0.17sec 642 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 684). Observations are highly desired 21 Aug 30 6 58 34.9 R 76565kF8 7.1 6.8 50- 89 33 80 79S 250 322 258 *** A light curve is desired as 76565 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210886951} 21 Aug 30 8 39 39.7 R 76593kF8 7.1 6.9S 49- 89 55 88 44N 307 23 315 *** A light curve is desired as 76593 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210921921} 76593 = NSV 15970, 7.13, , Type VAR: 21 Aug 31 9 59 10.1 R 789 K0 6.9 6.3 39- 77 62 87 33S 209 289 212 21 Sep 1 8 49 43.9 r 78029 M0 7.6* 6.8v 30- 67 37 76 34N 328 44 325 78029 = OX Gem, 7.62, range 0.06, V, Type L, Period 18.662556 days, Phase 80 % 21 Sep 1 9 16 25.9 r 78035 A0 8.6 8.5s 30- 67 42 78 85N 277 355 275 78035 = NSV 16784, 8.56 to 8.71, V 21 Sep 2 8 22 24.4 r 78984cA0 8.5 8.4 22- 56 20 71 88S 277 347 269 78984 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.15" 39.0, dT = +0.18sec 78984 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1058). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 2 8 30 38.2 R 1068 A2 7.1 7.0 22- 56 22 71 52S 241 311 233 21 Sep 2 8 30 48.9 R 78995 A3 7.4 7.2 22- 56 22 71 35S 223 294 215 21 Sep 2 8 49 48.9 r 79004 A2 8.3 8.2 22- 56 26 73 18S 206 278 199 21 Sep 2 8 53 12.2 r 79012 K0 8.1 7.7 22- 55 26 73 11S 200 272 192 21 Sep 2 9 18 49.2 r 79025 K2 8.4 7.6 22- 55 32 75 35S 223 297 216

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21 Sep 2 9 29 34.4 r 79026 G0 8.5 8.2 22- 55 34 76 67S 255 330 247 21 Sep 4 9 8 16.7 d 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 6 68 -1N 24 89 7 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = -0.01sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 27 3.7 R 1330pG5 7.8 7.5 8- 32 10 70 37N 346 52 329 *** A light curve is desired as 1330 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212109644} 1330 is double: ** 8.6 8.6 0.10" 115.0, dT = +0.37sec 1330 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1075). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 4 9 31 37.1 r 80490kF8 9.3 9.1 8- 32 11 71 24S 227 293 210 *** A light curve is desired as 80490 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212087671} 21 Sep 4 9 52 52.6 R 80499 K0 8.2 7.6 8- 32 16 73 39S 242 310 225 21 Sep 4 10 21 54.4 r 80514pA* 8.5 8.4 7- 32 -10 22 76 6S 209 279 192 *** A light curve is desired as 80514 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212082764} 80514 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.10" 87.0, dT = +0.29sec 80514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 716). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 5 10 14 45.1 r 1444 K0 7.8 7.1 3- 20 -12 8 74 17S 230 296 210 21 Sep 9 18 53 12.3 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 36 59 56 159 45N 63 81 42 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 9 19 6 40 Gr 1941 M3 4.7 3.8s 10+ 37 56 55 ** GRAZE: CA 22.1N; Dist.144km in az. 43deg. [Lat = 27.78-0.85(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Sep 9 19 24 20.1 r 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 10+ 37 53 58 173 0N 17 23 357 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Sep 12 1 20 53.6 d 159309WA2 7.7* 7.5 29+ 66 18 238 61N 75 22 63 159309 is double: CA 7.7 10.9 168" 132.9, dT = +228sec 21 Sep 13 19 41 45.2 D 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 90 49 18 131 64N 67 116 65 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = +0.16sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 20 33 56.1 r 2500cB2 3.3* 3.4v 50+ 91 38 26 140 -30N 334 14 332 R2500 = theta Ophiuchi 2500 is double: AB 3.4 6.2 0.08" 20.1, dT = -0.18sec 2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 55 % 21 Sep 13 23 35 48.5 d 185433cF3 7.2 51+ 92 -3 38 185 70N 73 68 71 185433 is double: AB 7.45 8.48 0.18" 351.2, dT = +0.08sec 185433 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 17 3 2 6.7 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 83+ 132 39 193 61S 99 86 115 21 Sep 18 1 24 34.7 d 3160 F7 6.7 6.5 90+ 144 37 149 84N 58 88 77 R3160 = 38 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 1 48 42.3 D 3158 F5 5.7 5.5 90+ 144 40 155 43N 16 40 36 R3158 = 37 Capricorni 21 Sep 18 4 35 51.8 d 164544 F7 7.3 7.0 91+ 145 40 206 56N 30 5 49 21 Sep 20 4 32 24.7 d 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 99+ 169 54 173 56N 4 10 27 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} Distance of 3438 to Terminator = 12.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.5" 21 Sep 22 7 20 30.2 r 128 G5 7.0 6.4 98- 164 61 216 83S 255 223 277 21 Sep 25 4 12 2.2 r 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 83- 132 32 86 87N 260 329 273 21 Sep 25 10 53 41.4 r 482 F0 7.8 7.6 82- 130 -5 55 264 63N 283 213 296

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21 Sep 26 4 59 33.9 R 595cK1 6.8 6.2 75- 121 34 82 77N 272 344 282 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.27sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 11 39 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 40 80 9N 344 60 349 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = +1.5sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +22sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +21sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 18 12 Gr 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 42 ** GRAZE: CA 18.3N; Dist. 26km in az. 322deg. [Lat = 26.30+0.71(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Sep 27 6 23 20 r 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 66- 109 43 81 28N 326 42 330 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -1.4sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +0.33sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +3sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 27 6 34 32.5 R 734 K0 6.6 6.0 66- 109 45 82 82S 256 332 260 21 Sep 27 9 38 27.0 R 742pG8 5.8 5.2 66- 108 86 115 45N 309 12 313 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = -22sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -490sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Sep 28 6 35 39.3 r 77513 K0 7.5 6.9 57- 98 35 76 69S 248 323 248 21 Sep 28 7 24 11 Gr 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6N; Dist.113km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 24.77+0.60(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Sep 28 7 25 57 M 877 K1 6.5 5.9 57- 98 46 79 17N 341 60 341 21 Sep 28 8 40 58.9 r 77593cK2 7.3 6.5 56- 97 63 84 37N 322 44 321 77593 is double: ** 8.4 8.4 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.37sec 77593 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1278). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 2 8 9 25.4 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 19- 52 10 72 87N 295 1 277 *** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Oct 2 8 58 49.4 r 80827cG5 8.9 8.6 19- 52 21 77 64N 318 27 299 80827 is double: 9.2 10.6 50.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Oct 3 9 49 3.8 r 99062 G5 8.9 8.4 11- 39 19 81 57S 265 332 243 21 Oct 4 10 14 26.4 r 99496 9.3* 8.6 5- 26 12 84 48S 261 326 238 21 Oct 4 10 44 29.5 R 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 5- 26 -8 18 87 82S 296 2 273 21 Oct 10 0 25 2.6 D 2319kA0 7.1 7.0 16+ 48 13 237 64S 128 73 119 *** A light curve is desired as 2319 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204483158} 21 Oct 10 0 40 34.8 d 184195kG0 8.6 8.2 17+ 48 10 239 60S 132 75 123 *** A light curve is desired as 184195 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204473787} 21 Oct 10 23 47 12.2 d 185120pF3 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 -12 27 219 43N 49 11 46 *** A light curve is desired as 185120 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 231068161} 185120 is double: ** 8.6 10.0 0.037" 130.0, dT = +0.02sec 185120 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1689). Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 11 0 6 30.9 D 2469 A0 6.5 6.5 26+ 61 24 222 89S 97 55 93 21 Oct 11 0 15 35.7 d 185145KG2 8.3 8.0 26+ 61 23 224 84N 90 46 87 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185145 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234863731} 21 Oct 11 0 31 36.0 d 185157kA3 8.5 8.4 26+ 62 21 227 71N 77 31 74 *** A light curve is desired as 185157 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 234876533} 21 Oct 11 2 9 9.1 d 2483 K1 7.1 6.5 27+ 62 4 240 85S 101 41 98 21 Oct 12 1 43 39 Gr 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 17 ** GRAZE: CA 6.3S; Dist. 76km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 26.80+0.55(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Oct 12 1 44 4 M 2650 K3 4.7 3.8 37+ 75 17 227 6S 173 125 176 21 Oct 14 0 3 1.4 d 189178 K1 8.0 7.4 59+ 101 39 177 82N 68 71 82 21 Oct 15 4 6 7.7 D 3130 K0 5.4* 4.8 71+ 115 27 226 78N 57 13 76 R3130 = 33 Capricorni 21 Oct 17 3 54 36.5 d 3396 A8 7.7 7.5 88+ 139 49 206 33S 118 94 140 21 Oct 19 7 37 43.4 d 95SF8 7.0* 6.7 98+ 164 35 251 53S 90 31 112 95 is triple: Aa,Ab 7.8 7.8 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.05sec : AB 7.0 13.9 55" 45.2, dT = +119sec

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95 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 20 8 18 8.4 D 219wK4 4.8* 4.1 100+ 175 38 257 68N 6 305 27 R219 = mu Piscium 219 is double: AB 5.0 12.0 212" 297.6, dT = +320sec Distance of 219 to Terminator = 3.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 5 10 17.4 R 688MF2 6.8 88- 140 54 86 64N 287 4 294 688 is triple: AB 6.8 9.9 1.9" 286.2, dT = -7sec : AC 6.8 8.8 182" 291.0, dT = -712sec 688 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 24 8 28 36.6 r 76683KF5 7.5 7.2 88- 139 81 255 61N 290 219 296 *** A light curve is highly desired as 76683 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247624258} 21 Oct 24 10 11 26 Gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 59 ** GRAZE: CA -2.6S; Dist. 3km in az. 4deg. [Lat = 26.03-0.06(E.Long+80.50)] Distance of 709 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 21 Oct 24 10 11 26 gr 709MB3 4.3 v 88- 139 59 272 -3S 169 91 175 R709 = tau Tauri 709 is triple: Aa,Ab 4.3 7.0 0.33" 359.6 : AB 4.2 7.0 63" 214.0 709 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 455). Observations are highly desired 709 = HIP 21881, 4.27, range 0.00, 5V, Type VAR, Period 2.95657 days 21 Oct 25 7 29 14.7 R 77200SB9 6.7 6.6 81- 128 75 89 85N 271 354 272 77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 19.1, dT = +1.1sec : BA 6.7 5.8 4.7" 29.3, dT = +8sec 77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 25 7 29 22.8 R 822SB9 5.8 5.9 81- 128 75 89 85N 271 355 272 R822 = 118 Tauri 822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8" 66.2, dT = +6sec : AB 5.8 6.7 4.7" 209.3, dT = -8sec : AC 5.8 11.9 140" 99.0, dT = +483sec 822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 5 26 14.5 r 1094 A0 7.1 7.1 65- 107 26 73 47S 234 306 225 R1094 = 49 Geminorum 21 Oct 27 9 27 41.9 r 79277cF0 8.1 64- 106 79 87 69S 256 343 247 79277 is double: AB 8.13 11.07 0.55" 256.9, dT = -2sec 79277 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Oct 27 11 6 11.4 r 79316 G2 7.5 7.1v 63- 105 -5 80 274 38N 329 240 320 79316 = V0340 Gem, 7.37 to 7.71, V, Type RS, Period 35.37 days, Phase 84 % 21 Oct 28 6 37 14 m 79980 G8 7.3 6.8 55- 96 30 75 12N 0 73 347 21 Oct 30 15 2 33.1 d 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 33- 70 40 59 259 -84S 119 51 98 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.13sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 30 16 17 32.8 R 1484cA0 3.5 3.5s 32- 69 48 42 270 73N 309 239 288 R1484 = eta Leonis 1484 is double: AB 3.5 8.4 0.10" 239.5, dT = -0.08sec 1484 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1484 = NSV 4738, 3.46 to 3.60, V 21 Oct 31 8 21 41.2 r 99292 K0 8.6* 8.0 25- 60 17 83 80N 305 12 283 21 Oct 31 9 57 38.2 r 99313 K0 8.5 8.0 24- 59 38 94 32S 237 304 215 21 Nov 1 13 36 51.6 r 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 15- 45 25 67 147 77S 285 314 262 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Nov 2 9 42 56.2 r 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 8- 33 9 93 88S 298 2 276 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 109.9, dT = +87sec 21 Nov 2 9 44 23.5 R 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 8- 33 9 93 88S 298 2 276 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547}

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1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 5.0" 334.9, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 289.9, dT = -87sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 2 9 47 46.6 r 119448kG0 9.2 8.9 8- 33 10 94 48S 257 321 235 *** A light curve is desired as 119448 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229113371} 21 Nov 2 10 46 6.8 R 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 8- 33 -11 22 100 85S 295 357 272 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 21 Nov 3 10 15 56.0 R 1924cF3 5.8 5.5 3- 19 2 97 80N 312 15 291 R1924 = 66 Virginis 1924 is double: AB 5.8 0.025" 230.2, dT = -0.01sec 1924 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 3 20 30 18 GrMercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 ** GRAZE: CA 17.1S; Dist.338km in az. 7deg. [Lat = 29.07-0.11(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Nov 3 20 35 34 M Mercury -0.9 -0.9 2- 15 24 17 251 -2S 225 148 187 21 Nov 6 23 58 52.5 d 184646kB8 7.9 7.7V 6+ 29 3 241 35N 46 346 40 *** A light curve is desired as 184646 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 204022485} 184646 = HD 151346, 7.91, , Type ACV, Period 2.1797 days, Phase 79 % 21 Nov 8 0 30 22.4 d 185918 K0 8.6 8.2 13+ 43 8 235 58S 126 70 126 21 Nov 8 17 39 17.7 r 2721cB8 3.2 3.2 21+ 54 47 19 134 -85N 273 319 279 R2721 = phi Sagittarii 2721 is double: 3.1 0.8" 276.0, dT = -1.6sec 2721 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 10 22 52 13.9 d 3073 K5 7.8 7.0 44+ 83 -5 41 177 36S 128 131 145 21 Nov 12 2 46 0.5 D 3227 K0 6.3* 5.8 56+ 96 30 227 64N 43 359 63 21 Nov 12 23 59 35.9 D 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 65+ 108 49 164 44N 19 35 42 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = +65sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 1 14 21.7 R 3349WK5 4.1 3.2s 66+ 108 50 192 -70N 266 255 288 R3349 = tau Aquarii 3349 is double: AB 4.2 9.9 133" 297.4, dT = -383sec 3349 = NSV 14329, 3.98 to 4.04, V 21 Nov 13 2 27 43.9 d 165354 K2 8.1 7.4 66+ 109 44 215 67N 42 10 64 21 Nov 13 23 46 29.8 D 3484 G5 6.9 6.4 75+ 120 48 141 46S 107 142 130 21 Nov 14 2 13 11.0 d 3490 F8 7.2 6.9 75+ 120 55 199 84S 70 53 93 21 Nov 14 23 20 2.7 d 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 83+ 131 -11 40 119 72S 80 132 102 21 Nov 19 7 34 23.1 r X 66269k 11.4 11.1 86E 179 54 266 -86N 236 165 248 *** A light curve is desired as X 66269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210712498} 21 Nov 19 7 44 6 d X 4617k 11.4 11.0 73E 179 52 267 -4S 145 74 158 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386} 21 Nov 19 7 51 22.2 D X 66429 10.8 10.7 62E 179 51 268 88U 85 13 97 21 Nov 19 7 54 51.6 d X 66375 11.2 11.0 57E 179 50 269 69U 10 298 22 21 Nov 19 7 55 25.4 D 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 56E 179 50 269 66U 44 332 56 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 7 55 43 GrX 4617k 11.4 11.0 56E 179 50 ** GRAZE: CA-19.3S; Dist. 53km in az. 178deg. [Lat = 25.52+0.03(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Nov 19 7 57 34.8 R X 66350k 10.8 10.5 53E 179 49 269 -58S 199 127 211 *** A light curve is desired as X 66350 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210708991} 21 Nov 19 8 0 43.5 d X 66395 11.4 10.6v 49E 179 49 270 60U 22 310 34 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 3 21.7 r X 66304k 11.4 11.0 45E 179 48 270 -73N 247 175 259 *** A light curve is desired as X 66304 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719042} 21 Nov 19 8 7 9 r X 4617k 11.4 11.0 40E 179 47 270 -35S 175 103 187 *** A light curve is desired as X 4617 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210709386}

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21 Nov 19 8 35 28.7 r X 66375 11.2 11.0 8E 179 41 273 59U 313 241 325 21 Nov 19 8 37 12.7 d X191069 11.7 v 7E 179 41 273 59U 62 350 74 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 8 38 49.2 R 93495 G5 9.2 8.9 6E 179 40 274 73U 287 215 298 21 Nov 19 8 43 5.0 d X 66520 11.6 11.2 4E 179 40 274 66U 70 358 82 21 Nov 19 8 46 54.4 D X 66538 10.2 10.1 3E 179 39 274 74U 82 10 93 21 Nov 19 8 52 11 m X 66435 11.5 10.9 2E 179 37 275 23U 344 272 356 21 Nov 19 8 54 1.7 d X191075k 11.8 1E 179 37 275 55U 47 336 59 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 8 54 16.1 r X 66395 11.4 10.6v 1E 179 37 275 48U 303 231 315 X 66395 = HAT 259-0000796, 8.63, range 0.00, 1r, Type ROT, Period 0.10384998 days 21 Nov 19 8 54 40.1 d X 66547 10.9 10.4 1E 179 37 275 90U 108 36 120 21 Nov 19 8 55 23.2 D X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 1E 179 37 275 63U 58 347 70 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 9 8 21.6 R 519 K5 7.6 6.7v 1E 179 34 276 52U 281 210 293 519 = V1124 Tau, 7.59, range 0.14, V, Type SRD:, Period 38.310719 days, Phase 11 % 21 Nov 19 9 11 14.6 d X 66539k 11.1 10.8 1E 179 33 277 51U 24 313 36 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 12 35.4 R X 66429 10.8 10.7 1E 179 33 277 76U 241 170 252 21 Nov 19 9 27 22.1 d X191091p 11.5 7E 179 30 278 88U 60 349 72 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -63sec 21 Nov 19 9 33 3.5 d X 66610k 11.8 11.5 10E 179 29 279 86U 48 338 60 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 9 40 9 m X 66582k 11.3 11.2 17E 179 27 279 -45S 166 97 178 *** A light curve is desired as X 66582 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210719550} 21 Nov 19 9 51 44.0 r X191069 11.7 v 30E 179 24 280 57U 269 199 281 X191069 = HAT 259-0002094, 10.55, range 0.01, 6r, Type ROT, Period 10.74324934 days 21 Nov 19 9 56 25.4 r X 66539k 11.1 10.8 36E 179 23 281 53U 309 239 320 *** A light curve is desired as X 66539 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210748481} 21 Nov 19 9 58 20.5 r X 66547 10.9 10.4 39E 179 23 281 88U 224 155 236 21 Nov 19 9 58 29.8 r X 66520 11.6 11.2 39E 179 23 281 64U 261 192 273 21 Nov 19 9 59 54.8 r X191075k 11.8 41E 179 22 281 56U 284 215 296 *** A light curve is desired as X191075 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210742761} 21 Nov 19 10 0 57.3 d X191117k 11.8 43E 179 23 281 -1S 114 45 126 *** A light curve is desired as X191117 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210732232} 21 Nov 19 10 1 52.8 R X 66538 10.2 10.1 44E 179 22 281 72U 250 181 262 21 Nov 19 10 3 46 m X191087k 11.4 47E 179 22 282 80U 348 279 359 *** A light curve is desired as X191087 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210756808} 21 Nov 19 10 6 15.9 R X 4647kF0 10.4 10.0 50E 179 21 282 63U 274 205 285 *** A light curve is desired as X 4647 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210740342} 21 Nov 19 10 6 54.8 d X 66656k 11.4 10.9 51E 179 21 282 79S 31 322 43 *** A light curve is desired as X 66656 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210753260} 21 Nov 19 10 13 19.0 d X191124k 11.7 61E 179 20 282 44S 62 353 74 *** A light curve is desired as X191124 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210747750} 21 Nov 19 10 15 13 m X 66622k 11.5 10.9 64E 179 19 283 93U 348 280 360 *** A light curve is desired as X 66622 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210757662} 21 Nov 19 10 31 3.4 d X191143k 11.8 86E 179 16 284 -13S 107 39 119 *** A light curve is desired as X191143 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737129} 21 Nov 19 10 31 55.5 d X191146k 11.7 87E 179 16 284 -5S 98 30 110 *** A light curve is desired as X191146 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210739651}

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21 Nov 19 10 33 43.5 r X 66610k 11.8 11.5 89E 179 15 284 87U 287 220 299 *** A light curve is desired as X 66610 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210746898} 21 Nov 19 10 34 13.1 r X191091p 11.5 90E 179 15 284 87U 275 208 287 *** A light curve is desired as X191091 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210743560} X191091 is double: AB 11.8 16.6 25.1" 221.3, dT = -34sec 21 Nov 20 4 8 40.3 R 631SF0 5.6* 5.5 99- 171 68 96 61S 229 304 238 R631 = 51 Tauri 631 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.6 8.1 0.07" 56.2, dT = +0.22sec : Aa,Ac 5.6 0.30" 133.0, dT = +0.1sec : Aa,Ad 5.6 0.30" 270.0, dT = - 0.7sec : AB 5.6 10.4 158" 60.9, dT = +479sec 631 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 631 to Terminator = 8.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.3" 21 Nov 20 5 14 39.7 R 634kA0 5.3 5.4v 99- 171 82 118 70S 238 296 245 R634 = 56 Tauri (V724) *** A light curve is desired as 634 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210924194} 634 = V0724 Tau, 5.36 to 5.4, V, Type ACV, Period 1.56896 days, Phase 63 % Distance of 634 to Terminator = 10.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.4" 21 Nov 20 8 21 55.9 d 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 55 272 -90S 77 1 85 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = -0.02sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.26sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -447sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -83sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: 21 Nov 20 9 43 56.2 R 657pA7 5.3 5.1s 99- 170 37 279 72S 239 166 247 R657 = 67 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 657 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210950988} 657 is quadruple: BF 5.3 13.7 109" 215.7, dT = -288sec : B,CD 5.3 9.5 160" 349.7, dT = +161sec : BA 5.3 4.2 339" 354.0, dT = +410sec 657 = NSV 1594, 5.26 to 5.29, V, Type DSCT: Distance of 657 to Terminator = 14.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.6" 21 Nov 20 9 47 16.5 R 656SA7 4.2 4.1S 99- 170 36 280 86N 262 188 269 R656 = kappa Tauri 656 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.2 5.2 350.0, dT = +0.01sec : ** 5.2 5.2 0.10" 110.0, dT = +0.23sec : AE 4.2 13.1 147" 268.5, dT = -388sec : A,CD 4.2 10.6 175" 176.4, dT = -37sec 656 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 327). Observations are highly desired 656 = NSV 1593, 4.22, , Type DSCT: Distance of 656 to Terminator = 15.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 21 Nov 21 1 36 4.5 r 76952wK0 7.2 6.6 97- 161 25 74 59S 231 302 235 76952 is double: AB 7.3 11.2 12.7" 93.5, dT = +21sec 21 Nov 21 3 29 38.9 R 767SB2 5.5 97- 160 49 82 81N 271 349 274 R767 = 103 Tauri 767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 193.4, dT = -0.26sec : AB 5.5 11.0 18.3" 154.5, dT = +24sec : AC 5.5 11.0 37" 198.0, dT = -33sec 767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 22 2 33 22.9 r 902 K0 6.6 6.1 93- 150 27 73 62N 294 7 293 21 Nov 22 10 54 58.2 r 932c*6 7.3* 5.6V 92- 147 -11 44 282 80S 257 179 254 R932 = TU Geminorum 932 is double: AB 7.9 9.5 0.40" 100.0, dT = +1.1sec 932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 932 = TU Gem, 6.88 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 217. days, Phase 63 % 21 Nov 23 6 25 48.1 R 1061SF8 6.2* 5.9s 87- 137 66 84 36S 218 303 211 R1061 = 39 Geminorum 1061 is triple: Aa,Ab 6.1 0.50" 158.0, dT = -1.2sec : AB 6.1 12.1 34" 67.4, dT = +143sec 1061 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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1061 = NSV 17256, 6.1, range 0.02, V, Type VAR: 21 Nov 26 5 42 39 m 1416 K0 7.0 6.4 62- 104 23 78 6N 11 81 352 21 Nov 28 8 51 17.6 r 1638cA2 8.1 8.0 41- 79 40 99 49S 253 318 231 1638 is double: ** 9.3 9.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.34sec 1638 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 83). Observations are highly desired 21 Nov 29 7 53 46.7 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 30- 67 15 92 31N 354 59 331 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Nov 30 9 9 51.1 R 139080 K0 7.8 7.2 20- 54 18 102 81N 305 6 283 21 Nov 30 10 16 22.4 r 139097 G5 8.3 7.9 20- 53 32 111 59S 264 321 243 21 Nov 30 10 34 53.3 r 139101 G5 9.2 8.9 20- 53 36 114 81S 287 342 265 21 Dec 1 10 2 15.6 r 139607 G5 7.7* 7.3 12- 40 15 108 10N 13 73 354 21 Dec 2 11 29 3.7 r 158842 K1 7.2 6.9 5- 25 -6 19 118 86N 294 349 278 21 Dec 5 22 53 48.8 d 2673SA3 6.3 4+ 23 -6 11 233 47N 53 0 57 2673 is triple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.38" 184.0, dT = -0.5sec : AC 6.3 8.7 54" 134.8, dT = +18sec 2673 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 4 21.7 d 2669CA7 6.4 4+ 23 -8 10 234 4N 10 315 14 2669 is double: AB 6.59 8.48 0.76" 231.5, dT = -3sec 2669 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 5 23 34 43.8 d 186862W 8.1 8.0 4+ 23 4 238 5N 10 312 15 186862 is double: BA 8.0 6.7 42" 2.0, dT = +223sec 21 Dec 7 23 24 59.5 D 3018 G8 6.4 6.0 18+ 50 29 219 67N 57 18 72 21 Dec 7 23 45 35 M 189555 G1 7.2 6.9 18+ 51 25 223 15S 154 112 170 21 Dec 8 1 9 55.6 d 189617 F6 8.0 7.7 19+ 51 12 237 81N 70 15 86 21 Dec 9 0 51 43.1 D 190556 K1 7.0 6.4 28+ 64 27 228 74S 89 44 108 21 Dec 9 1 42 51.9 D 3178cA0 6.2 6.1 28+ 65 18 237 70S 94 41 113 3178 is double: 6.2 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 21 Dec 9 2 8 45.2 d 164610 K0 8.1 7.6 29+ 65 14 240 71S 93 37 112 21 Dec 12 2 17 40.6 d 25 G6 7.4 6.9 60+ 102 48 230 37S 119 75 141 21 Dec 13 1 13 11.9 D 128 G5 7.0 6.4 69+ 113 66 192 50N 26 15 48 21 Dec 13 4 45 56.2 d 109613PF6 7.6* 7.3 70+ 114 30 257 72N 48 346 69 *** A light curve is highly desired as 109613 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220294907} 109613 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.030" 27.0, dT = +0.07sec 109613 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1153). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 14 23 44 19.9 d 355 F5 7.4 7.1 85+ 135 52 104 34N 13 76 30 21 Dec 15 23 23 9.2 d 93331 K5 7.5 6.6 91+ 146 -11 40 90 63S 100 169 114 21 Dec 15 23 57 46.2 d 466 A2 7.3 7.2 91+ 146 48 93 61N 43 113 57 21 Dec 16 6 15 10.0 d 482 F0 7.8 7.6 92+ 148 45 270 87N 70 360 84 21 Dec 17 0 22 17.4 d 595cK1 6.8 6.2 96+ 157 44 86 58S 110 183 120 595 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.37sec 595 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1225). Observations are highly desired 21 Dec 18 2 7 37.8 d 76814SK0 7.4 6.9 99+ 169 58 86 88S 90 169 95 76814 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 8.5 8.5 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.06sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.5" 55.9, dT = +12sec : AB 7.5 10.1 4.7" 57.9, dT = +13sec 76814 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 76814 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 21 Dec 18 5 23 42.6 D 742pG8 5.8 5.2 99+ 169 78 264 86N 87 9 91 R742 = 99 Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 742 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247733919} 742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 6.3" 7.1, dT = +4sec : AC 5.8 13.2 104" 353.0, dT = -24sec 742 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 742 to Terminator = 16.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.0" 21 Dec 23 7 40 5.7 r 1390kG0 7.7* 7.4 85- 134 75 109 47S 240 305 222

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*** A light curve is desired as 1390 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251341358} 21 Dec 24 7 52 15 m 1499 K0 7.1 6.4 77- 122 66 110 12S 210 271 189 21 Dec 26 4 51 42.9 R 1702 M0 4.0* 3.3v 59- 100 3 84 42S 245 309 222 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 21 Dec 27 10 14 58.1 r 138923 F5 8.0 7.7 46- 85 57 138 67N 316 353 294 21 Dec 28 8 19 11.5 R 1933pK0 7.1 6.6 36- 73 23 109 86N 297 355 276 *** A light curve is desired as 1933 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212785873} 1933 is double: AB 7.1 16.6 49" 316.0, dT = -95sec 21 Dec 28 8 52 0.7 d 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 36- 73 29 114 -74N 97 152 76 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 28 8 53 31 D 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 29 115 5S 207 262 187 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = -429sec 21 Dec 28 8 58 35 Gr 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 30 ** GRAZE: CA 13.2S; Dist. 19km in az. 206deg. [Lat = 25.81-0.45(E.Long+80.50)] 21 Dec 28 9 3 37 R 1937WF2 6.1 5.9 36- 73 31 116 22S 224 279 204 R1937 = 72 Virginis 1937 is double: AB 6.1 10.7 30" 16.7, dT = +392sec 21 Dec 28 9 53 33.7 R 1941 M3 4.7* 3.8s 35- 73 41 126 46N 337 24 316 R1941 = 74 Virginis 1941 = NSV 6297, 4.68, range 0.07, V 21 Dec 29 9 9 44.2 r X 37869 G5 8.0 7.5 25- 60 20 115 65N 315 11 298 21 Dec 29 10 17 29.2 r 158545 M* 8.6 7.8s 25- 59 32 126 77N 302 350 285 158545 = NSV 20097, 8.66 to 8.73, Hp 21 Dec 30 10 13 6.5 r X 39333kK0 8.9 8.3 15- 46 18 121 77S 272 326 259 *** A light curve is desired as X 39333 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249795153} 21 Dec 30 10 22 58.6 R 2192 G8 6.2 5.6 15- 46 20 123 44S 239 291 226 R2192 = 28 Librae 21 Dec 30 10 35 33.8 r 159194 K0 8.5 8.0 15- 46 22 125 43S 238 289 225 21 Dec 30 11 12 51.3 r 159202 F6 8.9 8.6 15- 46 28 131 72S 266 312 253 21 Dec 31 11 6 7.2 r 184359 M3 9.0 8.0v 7- 32 14 124 24N 344 38 336 184359 = ASAS J162352-2222.1, 9.4, range 0.64, V, Type MISC|SR, Period 138.760406 days, Phase 43 %

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