IGAEF

Small Astronomy Calendar for Amateur Astronomers

2019 C A L E N D A R F O R 2019

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 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 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 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 1 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 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 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 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 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31

Easter Sunday: 2019 Apr 21 Phases of the Moon 2019

New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter d h d h d h ⊕dist d h Jan 6 1.5 Jan 14 6.7 Jan 21 5.3 (56.09) Jan 27 21.2 Feb 4 21.1 Feb 12 22.5 Feb 19 15.9 (55.95) Feb 26 11.6 Mar 6 16.1 Mar 14 10.4 Mar 21 1.7 (56.57) Mar 28 4.2 Apr 5 8.8 Apr 12 19.1 Apr 19 11.3 (57.80) Apr 26 22.3 May 4 22.8 May 12 1.2 May 18 21.2 (59.40) May 26 16.6 Jun 3 10.0 Jun 10 6.0 Jun 17 8.6 (61.08) Jun 25 9.7 Jul 2 19.2 Jul 9 11.0 Jul 16 21.7 (62.54) Jul 25 1.3 Aug 1 3.2 Aug 7 17.6 Aug 15 12.6 (63.49) Aug 23 14.9 Aug 30 10.6 Sep 6 3.3 Sep 14 4.6 (63.69) Sep 22 2.7 Sep 28 18.5 Oct 5 16.9 Oct 13 21.2 (63.08) Oct 21 12.6 Oct 28 3.7 Nov 4 10.4 Nov 12 13.5 (61.76) Nov 19 21.2 Nov 26 15.2 Dec 4 7.0 Dec 12 5.2 (60.03) Dec 19 5.0 Dec 26 5.3

Moon at Perigee 2019

d h d h d h d h Jan 21 20 Feb 19 8 Mar 19 19 Apr 16 21 May 13 21 Jun 7 24 Jul 5 5 Aug 2 7 Aug 30 16 Sep 28 3 Oct 26 11 Nov 23 7 Dec 18 21

Moon at Apogee 2019

d h d h d h d h Jan 9 4 Feb 5 9 Mar 4 11 Apr 1 1 Apr 28 19 May 26 14 Jun 23 8 Jul 20 23 Aug 17 11 Sep 13 14 Oct 10 18 Nov 7 8 Dec 5 4

All data generated with Occult v4 Local Time of MOONRISE 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 3.07 4.40 3.26 4.16 4.00 4.17 4.24 6.13 8.20 9.12 10.58 11.16 2 4.02 5.29 4.13 4.52 4.33 4.59 5.20 7.21 9.24 10.15 11.51 11.57 3 4.58 6.15 4.57 5.26 5.07 5.45 6.21 8.28 10.26 11.16 12.38 12.34 4 5.52 6.58 5.38 6.00 5.43 6.37 7.26 9.33 11.28 12.14 13.21 13.08 5 6.43 7.38 6.16 6.33 6.22 7.34 8.32 10.36 12.28 13.08 14.00 13.40

6 7.32 8.15 6.51 7.08 7.05 8.35 9.38 11.37 13.26 13.57 14.35 14.12 7 8.18 8.50 7.25 7.44 7.52 9.39 10.42 12.37 14.21 14.42 15.08 14.44 8 9.00 9.24 7.59 8.24 8.45 10.44 11.44 13.36 15.12 15.23 15.40 15.17 9 9.38 9.57 8.32 9.07 9.42 11.47 12.44 14.34 15.59 16.00 16.12 15.54 10 10.15 10.31 9.07 9.56 10.43 12.49 13.44 15.30 16.43 16.34 16.45 16.34

11 10.49 11.06 9.44 10.49 11.46 13.49 14.42 16.24 17.22 17.07 17.20 17.19 12 11.22 11.45 10.24 11.48 12.50 14.49 15.41 17.14 17.59 17.39 17.57 18.09 13 11.56 12.27 11.09 12.50 13.53 15.49 16.39 18.00 18.33 18.11 18.39 19.05 14 12.31 13.15 12.00 13.54 14.55 16.49 17.35 18.43 19.05 18.45 19.25 20.06 15 13.09 14.10 12.56 14.59 15.56 17.48 18.28 19.22 19.37 19.20 20.17 21.09

16 13.50 15.10 13.57 16.03 16.58 18.46 19.17 19.57 20.10 19.58 21.13 22.12 17 14.37 16.16 15.02 17.07 17.59 19.42 20.03 20.31 20.43 20.41 22.13 23.15 18 15.30 17.24 16.09 18.10 19.00 20.34 20.44 21.03 21.19 21.28 23.16 ..... 19 16.29 18.33 17.16 19.13 19.59 21.23 21.22 21.35 21.59 22.21 ..... 0.20 20 17.34 19.40 18.22 20.15 20.57 22.07 21.57 22.08 22.43 23.18 0.21 1.21

21 18.42 20.45 19.27 21.15 21.52 22.46 22.30 22.43 23.34 ..... 1.24 2.22 22 19.51 21.48 20.30 22.14 22.43 23.23 23.02 23.20 ..... 0.22 2.27 3.23 23 20.57 22.48 21.32 23.10 23.29 23.57 23.35 ..... 0.30 1.26 3.29 4.25 24 22.01 23.47 22.32 ...... 0.03 1.31 2.31 4.32 5.27 25 23.02 ..... 23.30 0.02 0.11 0.30 0.08 0.51 2.36 3.36 5.36 6.28

26 ..... 0.45 ..... 0.50 0.49 1.04 0.46 1.45 3.43 4.41 6.40 7.26 27 0.02 1.43 0.27 1.35 1.25 1.37 1.26 2.45 4.50 5.46 7.42 8.20 28 1.02 2.36 1.21 2.15 1.59 2.13 2.12 3.50 5.57 6.51 8.43 9.08 29 1.58 ..... 2.10 2.51 2.32 2.51 3.04 4.58 7.03 7.55 9.39 9.52 30 2.53 ..... 2.56 3.26 3.05 3.35 4.02 6.06 8.08 8.59 10.30 10.31

31 3.48 ..... 3.37 ..... 3.40 ..... 5.06 7.14 ..... 10.00 ......

..... No phenomena occurs on this date ----- Moon continuously below the horizon ***** Moon continuously above the horizon All data generated with Occult v4 Local Time of MOONSET 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 14.35 15.32 14.18 15.39 16.06 17.33 18.20 19.55 20.42 20.39 21.45 22.17 2 15.17 16.22 15.09 16.30 16.58 18.33 19.22 20.43 21.23 21.25 22.39 23.10 3 16.00 17.13 16.01 17.21 17.52 19.34 20.21 21.27 22.04 22.13 23.34 ..... 4 16.47 18.05 16.52 18.13 18.48 20.36 21.15 22.08 22.47 23.03 ..... 0.03 5 17.36 18.57 17.44 19.06 19.45 21.35 22.05 22.48 23.32 23.55 0.27 0.53

6 18.27 19.48 18.35 20.00 20.45 22.31 22.49 23.27 ...... 1.20 1.44 7 19.18 20.39 19.26 20.55 21.45 23.22 23.31 ..... 0.20 0.49 2.11 2.35 8 20.10 21.30 20.18 21.53 22.44 ...... 0.08 1.10 1.42 3.02 3.26 9 21.02 22.21 21.10 22.51 23.41 0.08 0.10 0.50 2.01 2.34 3.52 4.20 10 21.53 23.14 22.04 23.50 ..... 0.50 0.48 1.35 2.54 3.26 4.44 5.16

11 22.44 ..... 22.59 ..... 0.34 1.30 1.27 2.23 3.47 4.17 5.36 6.13 12 23.35 0.09 23.57 0.48 1.23 2.08 2.08 3.13 4.39 5.08 6.30 7.13 13 ..... 1.05 ..... 1.44 2.07 2.47 2.51 4.05 5.30 5.58 7.27 8.12 14 0.27 2.05 0.56 2.36 2.49 3.27 3.37 4.58 6.21 6.50 8.24 9.10 15 1.22 3.06 1.55 3.24 3.29 4.09 4.26 5.51 7.12 7.43 9.23 10.04

16 2.19 4.08 2.54 4.09 4.08 4.54 5.17 6.43 8.02 8.37 10.20 10.53 17 3.19 5.08 3.50 4.52 4.48 5.42 6.10 7.34 8.54 9.33 11.15 11.38 18 4.22 6.05 4.43 5.33 5.30 6.32 7.04 8.25 9.46 10.30 12.06 12.19 19 5.26 6.57 5.32 6.13 6.14 7.25 7.56 9.15 10.41 11.27 12.54 13.00 20 6.29 7.45 6.17 6.55 7.01 8.18 8.48 10.06 11.37 12.23 13.39 13.38

21 7.28 8.29 7.00 7.38 7.50 9.11 9.39 10.58 12.34 13.17 14.20 14.17 22 8.23 9.10 7.41 8.23 8.42 10.04 10.30 11.51 13.35 14.10 14.59 14.57 23 9.12 9.51 8.23 9.11 9.35 10.55 11.20 12.47 14.32 14.57 15.39 15.41 24 9.56 10.31 9.05 10.01 10.28 11.46 12.12 13.47 15.26 15.41 16.19 16.28 25 10.38 11.12 9.48 10.53 11.20 12.37 13.05 14.47 16.17 16.23 17.02 17.19

26 11.17 11.55 10.34 11.45 12.12 13.30 14.03 15.46 17.05 17.04 17.49 18.13 27 11.56 12.42 11.21 12.39 13.05 14.24 15.01 16.45 17.49 17.45 18.38 19.09 28 12.36 13.29 12.13 13.31 13.57 15.19 16.02 17.40 18.32 18.28 19.31 20.04 29 13.16 ..... 13.03 14.23 14.48 16.17 17.03 18.30 19.14 19.13 20.26 20.59 30 13.59 ..... 13.55 15.14 15.41 17.18 18.04 19.17 19.56 20.01 21.22 21.53

31 14.45 ..... 14.47 ..... 16.36 ..... 19.02 20.00 ..... 20.52 ......

..... No phenomena occurs on this date ----- Moon continuously below the horizon ***** Moon continuously above the horizon All data generated with Occult v4 Local time of Rise and Set 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 2019 Jan 1 7 8 17 42 5 59 16 30 3 36 14 40 11 37 23 39 5 1 15 38 7 10 17 43 13 5 1 49 10 51 22 23 2019 Jan 6 7 9 17 46 6 13 16 42 3 39 14 38 11 26 23 35 4 46 15 22 6 53 17 26 12 45 1 29 10 32 22 4 2019 Jan 11 7 9 17 49 6 28 16 55 3 42 14 37 11 16 23 30 4 31 15 6 6 36 17 9 12 22 1 6 10 13 21 45 2019 Jan 16 7 9 17 53 6 41 17 11 3 47 14 38 11 6 23 25 4 16 14 51 6 19 16 52 12 2 0 46 9 53 21 26 2019 Jan 21 7 8 17 57 6 54 17 28 3 51 14 39 10 56 23 21 4 0 14 35 6 1 16 35 11 43 0 27 9 34 21 7

2019 Jan 26 7 7 18 1 7 6 17 47 3 57 14 41 10 46 23 16 3 45 14 19 5 44 16 18 11 23 0 7 9 15 20 48 2019 Jan 31 7 5 18 4 7 17 18 7 4 2 14 44 10 36 23 12 3 29 14 3 5 27 16 1 11 4 23 44 8 56 20 29 2019 Feb 5 7 3 18 8 7 26 18 29 4 7 14 48 10 27 23 7 3 13 13 47 5 9 15 43 10 45 23 25 8 37 20 10 2019 Feb 10 7 0 18 11 7 34 18 51 4 12 14 53 10 17 23 3 2 57 13 30 4 52 15 26 10 25 23 6 8 18 19 51 2019 Feb 15 6 56 18 15 7 40 19 14 4 17 14 58 10 8 22 59 2 41 13 14 4 34 15 9 10 6 22 47 7 58 19 32

2019 Feb 20 6 52 18 18 7 42 19 31 4 22 15 4 9 58 22 54 2 25 12 57 4 16 14 51 9 47 22 28 7 39 19 13 2019 Feb 25 6 48 18 21 7 39 19 40 4 26 15 11 9 49 22 50 2 8 12 40 3 58 14 34 9 28 22 10 7 20 18 58 2019 Mar 2 6 44 18 24 7 27 19 36 4 29 15 18 9 40 22 46 1 51 12 23 3 41 14 16 9 9 21 51 7 1 18 40 2019 Mar 7 6 39 18 26 7 6 19 14 4 32 15 25 9 31 22 42 1 33 12 5 3 22 13 58 8 50 21 32 6 42 18 21 2019 Mar 12 6 34 18 29 6 37 18 46 4 34 15 33 9 23 22 37 1 16 11 48 3 4 13 40 8 31 21 14 6 23 18 2

2019 Mar 17 6 29 18 31 6 6 18 6 4 35 15 40 9 15 22 33 0 58 11 30 2 46 13 22 8 12 20 55 6 4 17 43 2019 Mar 22 6 23 18 33 5 38 17 29 4 36 15 48 9 7 22 29 0 40 11 11 2 28 13 4 7 53 20 36 5 45 17 24 2019 Mar 27 6 18 18 36 5 17 17 2 4 36 15 55 8 59 22 25 0 21 10 53 2 9 12 46 7 34 20 18 5 26 17 5 2019 Apr 1 6 13 18 38 5 3 16 46 4 35 16 3 8 51 22 21 0 3 10 34 1 50 12 27 7 15 20 0 5 6 16 47 2019 Apr 6 6 8 18 40 4 55 16 39 4 34 16 10 8 44 22 17 23 39 10 15 1 32 12 8 6 57 19 41 4 47 16 28

2019 Apr 11 6 3 18 42 4 50 16 38 4 33 16 17 8 37 22 12 23 20 9 55 1 13 11 49 6 38 19 23 4 28 16 9 2019 Apr 16 5 58 18 45 4 47 16 43 4 32 16 24 8 30 22 8 23 0 9 35 0 54 11 30 6 19 19 4 4 9 15 50 2019 Apr 21 5 53 18 47 4 47 16 51 4 30 16 31 8 23 22 3 22 40 9 15 0 34 11 11 6 0 18 50 3 50 15 31 2019 Apr 26 5 49 18 50 4 48 17 4 4 28 16 39 8 17 21 59 22 19 8 55 0 15 10 52 5 42 18 31 3 30 15 12 2019 May 1 5 45 18 52 4 51 17 20 4 26 16 46 8 11 21 54 21 58 8 34 23 51 10 32 5 23 18 13 3 11 14 53

2019 May 6 5 41 18 55 4 57 17 40 4 24 16 53 8 5 21 49 21 37 8 13 23 31 10 12 5 4 17 55 2 52 14 34 2019 May 11 5 38 18 57 5 5 18 5 4 23 17 0 7 59 21 44 21 15 7 51 23 11 9 52 4 45 17 36 2 33 14 14 2019 May 16 5 36 19 0 5 17 18 33 4 22 17 8 7 53 21 38 20 54 7 30 22 51 9 32 4 26 17 18 2 13 13 55 2019 May 21 5 33 19 3 5 33 19 10 4 21 17 16 7 48 21 33 20 32 7 8 22 31 9 12 4 8 16 59 1 54 13 36 2019 May 26 5 32 19 5 5 53 19 42 4 21 17 24 7 42 21 27 20 9 6 46 22 11 8 51 3 49 16 41 1 34 13 17

2019 May 31 5 30 19 8 6 15 20 11 4 21 17 32 7 37 21 21 19 47 6 23 21 50 8 30 3 30 16 22 1 15 12 57 2019 Jun 5 5 30 19 10 6 36 20 34 4 23 17 41 7 32 21 14 19 25 6 1 21 30 8 10 3 11 16 4 0 56 12 38 2019 Jun 10 5 30 19 12 6 56 20 50 4 25 17 49 7 27 21 8 19 2 5 39 21 9 7 49 2 52 15 45 0 36 12 18 2019 Jun 15 5 30 19 14 7 11 20 59 4 27 17 58 7 22 21 1 18 44 5 17 20 48 7 28 2 33 15 27 0 16 11 59 2019 Jun 20 5 31 19 15 7 22 21 0 4 31 18 6 7 17 20 53 18 22 4 54 20 27 7 6 2 14 15 8 23 53 11 39

2019 Jun 25 5 32 19 16 7 27 20 55 4 36 18 14 7 13 20 46 17 59 4 32 20 6 6 45 1 55 14 49 23 33 11 19 2019 Jun 30 5 33 19 17 7 25 20 43 4 41 18 22 7 8 20 38 17 37 4 10 19 45 6 24 1 36 14 30 23 13 11 0 2019 Jul 5 5 35 19 17 7 16 20 24 4 48 18 30 7 3 20 30 17 15 3 48 19 24 6 3 1 17 14 11 22 54 10 40 2019 Jul 10 5 37 19 16 6 57 19 58 4 55 18 37 6 58 20 22 16 53 3 27 19 3 5 41 0 58 13 52 22 34 10 20 2019 Jul 15 5 40 19 15 6 31 19 27 5 2 18 43 6 53 20 13 16 32 3 5 18 46 5 20 0 38 13 33 22 14 10 0

2019 Jul 20 5 42 19 13 5 58 18 54 5 11 18 48 6 48 20 5 16 10 2 44 18 25 4 59 0 19 13 14 21 54 9 40 2019 Jul 25 5 44 19 11 5 23 18 30 5 19 18 52 6 43 19 56 15 49 2 23 18 4 4 37 23 56 12 54 21 34 9 20 2019 Jul 30 5 47 19 8 4 54 18 6 5 28 18 56 6 38 19 47 15 29 2 3 17 43 4 16 23 36 12 35 21 14 9 0 2019 Aug 4 5 49 19 5 4 35 17 52 5 37 18 59 6 33 19 37 15 8 1 42 17 22 3 55 23 17 12 16 20 55 8 40 2019 Aug 9 5 52 19 1 4 27 17 49 5 46 19 1 6 28 19 28 14 48 1 22 17 1 3 34 22 57 11 56 20 35 8 20

2019 Aug 14 5 54 18 58 4 32 17 55 5 55 19 2 6 23 19 18 14 29 1 3 16 40 3 13 22 38 11 36 20 15 8 0 2019 Aug 19 5 56 18 53 4 47 18 7 6 3 19 2 6 18 19 8 14 9 0 43 16 20 2 52 22 18 11 17 19 55 7 40 2019 Aug 24 5 58 18 49 5 10 18 20 6 12 19 2 6 12 19 0 13 50 0 24 15 59 2 32 21 58 10 57 19 35 7 19 2019 Aug 29 6 0 18 44 5 36 18 33 6 20 19 1 6 7 18 50 13 28 0 2 15 39 2 11 21 38 10 37 19 14 6 59 2019 Sep 3 6 2 18 39 6 0 18 43 6 28 18 59 6 2 18 39 13 10 23 40 15 19 1 51 21 18 10 17 18 58 6 39

2019 Sep 8 6 4 18 33 6 23 18 50 6 36 18 57 5 56 18 29 12 52 23 21 14 59 1 31 20 58 9 57 18 38 6 19 2019 Sep 13 6 6 18 28 6 44 18 55 6 44 18 55 5 51 18 19 12 34 23 4 14 39 1 11 20 38 9 37 18 18 5 58 2019 Sep 18 6 8 18 22 7 2 18 58 6 52 18 53 5 45 18 8 12 17 22 46 14 19 0 51 20 18 9 16 17 58 5 38 2019 Sep 23 6 10 18 17 7 18 19 2 7 0 18 52 5 40 17 58 12 0 22 29 13 59 0 32 19 58 8 56 17 38 5 18 2019 Sep 28 6 12 18 11 7 33 19 3 7 8 18 50 5 35 17 48 11 43 22 12 13 36 0 8 19 38 8 36 17 18 4 58

2019 Oct 3 6 14 18 6 7 47 19 3 7 16 18 48 5 29 17 37 11 27 21 55 13 17 23 45 19 18 8 15 16 58 4 37 2019 Oct 8 6 16 18 1 7 59 19 3 7 24 18 47 5 24 17 27 11 10 21 38 12 58 23 26 18 57 7 55 16 38 4 17 2019 Oct 13 6 19 17 56 8 9 19 3 7 32 18 46 5 18 17 16 10 54 21 22 12 39 23 8 18 41 7 34 16 18 3 57 2019 Oct 18 6 21 17 51 8 16 19 0 7 41 18 46 5 13 17 6 10 38 21 6 12 20 22 49 18 21 7 14 15 58 3 37 2019 Oct 23 6 24 17 47 8 19 18 56 7 50 18 47 5 8 16 56 10 23 20 50 12 2 22 30 18 1 6 53 15 38 3 17

2019 Oct 28 6 27 17 43 8 14 18 47 7 59 18 49 5 2 16 46 10 7 20 34 11 43 22 12 17 40 6 32 15 18 2 57 2019 Nov 2 6 30 17 39 7 55 18 29 8 9 18 51 4 57 16 36 9 52 20 19 11 25 21 54 17 20 6 12 14 58 2 37 2019 Nov 7 6 33 17 36 7 18 18 0 8 18 18 54 4 52 16 26 9 36 20 3 11 7 21 36 17 0 5 51 14 39 2 17 2019 Nov 12 6 37 17 34 6 29 17 24 8 27 18 59 4 47 16 16 9 21 19 48 10 49 21 18 16 39 5 31 14 19 1 57 2019 Nov 17 6 40 17 32 5 44 16 52 8 37 19 5 4 42 16 6 9 6 19 33 10 31 21 1 16 19 5 10 13 59 1 37

2019 Nov 22 6 44 17 31 5 20 16 33 8 45 19 12 4 37 15 57 8 51 19 17 10 13 20 43 15 59 4 50 13 39 1 17 2019 Nov 27 6 47 17 30 5 15 16 25 8 53 19 19 4 32 15 47 8 36 19 2 9 55 20 25 15 39 4 29 13 20 0 58 2019 Dec 2 6 51 17 30 5 21 16 23 9 1 19 27 4 28 15 38 8 22 18 51 9 37 20 8 15 18 4 9 12 56 0 34 2019 Dec 7 6 55 17 31 5 32 16 26 9 7 19 35 4 23 15 29 8 7 18 36 9 20 19 51 14 58 3 49 12 36 0 15 2019 Dec 12 6 58 17 32 5 46 16 31 9 13 19 44 4 19 15 20 7 52 18 21 9 2 19 34 14 38 3 28 12 17 23 51

2019 Dec 17 7 1 17 34 6 2 16 39 9 17 19 53 4 14 15 12 7 37 18 6 8 45 19 16 14 18 3 8 11 57 23 32 2019 Dec 22 7 4 17 36 6 18 16 49 9 21 20 2 4 10 15 4 7 22 17 52 8 27 18 59 13 58 2 48 11 38 23 12 2019 Dec 27 7 6 17 39 6 34 17 1 9 23 20 11 4 6 14 56 7 8 17 37 8 10 18 46 13 38 2 28 11 18 22 53

All data generated with Occult v4 Diary of Astronomical Phenomena 2019

January d h d h 1 22 Venus 1.2S of Moon 13 13 Mercury 1.7S of Saturn 2 5 Saturn at conjunction 14 6 FIRST QUARTER 3 6 Earth at perihelion 14 15 Uranus 4.7N of Moon 3 8 Jupiter 3.1S of Moon 17 18 Aldebaran 1.6S of Moon 4 17 Mercury 2.8S of Moon 18 19 Mercury 1.5S of Pluto 5 18 Moon furthest South (-21.5) 19 23 Moon furthest North (21.6) 5 18 Saturn 0.9S of Moon Occn 21 5 FULL MOON Eclipse 6 1 NEW MOON Eclipse 21 20 Moon at perigee 6 6 Venus greatest elong W(47) 22 12 Venus 2.4N of Jupiter 6 12 Pluto 0.7S of Moon Occn 23 3 Regulus 2.4S of Moon 7 2 Uranus stationary 27 21 LAST QUARTER 9 3 Moon at apogee 30 2 Mercury superior conjunction 11 0 Neptune 3.0N of Moon 31 0 Jupiter 2.7S of Moon 11 11 Pluto at conjunction 31 17 Venus 0.1S of Moon Occn 13 0 Mars 5.0N of Moon

February d h d h 2 0 Moon furthest South (-21.5) 14 3 Aldebaran 1.7S of Moon 2 6 Saturn 0.6S of Moon Occn 16 9 Moon furthest North (21.6) 2 20 Pluto 0.6S of Moon Occn 18 10 Venus 1.1N of Saturn 4 21 NEW MOON 19 7 Mercury 0.7N of Neptune 5 7 Mercury 0.2N of Moon Occn 19 8 Moon at perigee 5 9 Moon at apogee 19 14 Regulus 2.4S of Moon 7 8 Neptune 3.0N of Moon 19 15 FULL MOON 10 20 Mars 5.7N of Moon 23 3 Venus 1.4N of Pluto 10 23 Uranus 4.7N of Moon 26 11 LAST QUARTER 12 22 FIRST QUARTER 26 21 Mercury greatest elong E(18) 13 6 Mars 1.0N of Uranus 27 14 Jupiter 2.3S of Moon

March d h d h 1 6 Moon furthest South (-21.6) 15 1 Mercury inferior conjunction 1 18 Saturn 0.3S of Moon Occn 15 18 Moon furthest North (21.8) 2 3 Pluto 0.5S of Moon Occn 19 1 Regulus 2.5S of Moon 2 22 Venus 1.2N of Moon 19 19 Moon at perigee 4 11 Moon at apogee 20 21 Equinox 5 6 Mercury stationary 21 1 FULL MOON 6 16 Neptune 3.0N of Moon 25 1 Mercury 2.4N of Neptune 6 16 NEW MOON 27 2 Jupiter 1.9S of Moon 7 1 Neptune at conjunction 27 12 Mercury stationary 10 7 Uranus 4.6N of Moon 28 4 LAST QUARTER 11 15 Mars 5.5N of Moon 28 12 Moon furthest South (-21.9) 13 10 Aldebaran 1.9S of Moon 29 5 Saturn 0.1N of Moon Occn 14 10 FIRST QUARTER 29 11 Pluto 0.3S of Moon Occn

April d h d h 1 1 Moon at apogee 15 10 Regulus 2.6S of Moon 2 2 Mercury 0.5N of Neptune 16 21 Moon at perigee 2 6 Venus 2.5N of Moon 19 11 FULL MOON 3 1 Mercury 3.4N of Moon 22 23 Uranus at conjunction 3 1 Neptune 3.1N of Moon 23 11 Jupiter 1.6S of Moon 5 8 NEW MOON 24 21 Moon furthest South (-22.1) 6 16 Uranus 4.4N of Moon 25 8 Pluto stationary 9 8 Mars 4.6N of Moon 25 14 Saturn 0.4N of Moon Occn 9 15 Aldebaran 2.1S of Moon 25 19 Pluto 0.1S of Moon Occn 10 6 Venus 0.3S of Neptune 26 22 LAST QUARTER 10 17 Jupiter stationary 28 19 Moon at apogee 11 22 Mercury greatest elong W(28) 30 2 Saturn stationary 11 23 Moon furthest North (22.0) 30 10 Neptune 3.2N of Moon 12 19 FIRST QUARTER

May d h d h 2 14 Venus 3.3N of Moon 18 16 Venus 1.1S of Uranus 3 8 Mercury 2.7N of Moon 18 21 FULL MOON 4 2 Uranus 4.4N of Moon 20 17 Jupiter 1.7S of Moon 4 22 NEW MOON 21 13 Mercury superior conjunction 6 21 Aldebaran 2.3S of Moon 22 6 Moon furthest South (-22.3) 7 23 Mars 3.2N of Moon 22 22 Saturn 0.5N of Moon Occn 8 14 Mercury 1.3S of Uranus 23 3 Pluto 0.1N of Moon Occn 9 5 Moon furthest North (22.2) 26 13 Moon at apogee 12 1 FIRST QUARTER 26 16 LAST QUARTER 12 16 Regulus 2.8S of Moon 27 19 Neptune 3.5N of Moon 13 21 Moon at perigee 31 13 Uranus 4.4N of Moon

June d h d h 1 19 Venus 3.1N of Moon 18 18 Mercury 0.2N of Mars 3 5 Aldebaran 2.3S of Moon 19 3 Saturn 0.4N of Moon Occn 3 9 NEW MOON 19 11 Pluto 0.1N of Moon Occn 4 15 Mercury 3.6N of Moon 20 9 Mercury 5.5S of Pollux 5 12 Moon furthest North (22.4) 21 15 Solstice 5 14 Mars 1.6N of Moon 21 18 Mars 5.5S of Pollux 7 23 Moon at perigee 22 4 Neptune stationary 8 21 Regulus 3.0S of Moon 23 7 Moon at apogee 10 5 FIRST QUARTER 23 22 Mercury greatest elong E(25) 10 15 Jupiter at opposition 24 3 Neptune 3.6N of Moon 16 19 Jupiter 2.0S of Moon 25 9 LAST QUARTER 17 7 Venus 4.7N of Aldebaran 28 0 Uranus 4.5N of Moon 17 8 FULL MOON 30 14 Aldebaran 2.3S of Moon 18 15 Moon furthest South (-22.4)

July d h d h 1 21 Venus 1.6N of Moon 16 7 Saturn 0.2N of Moon Occn 2 19 NEW MOON Eclipse 16 17 Pluto 0.0N of Moon Occn 2 21 Moon furthest North (22.4) 16 21 FULL MOON Eclipse 4 5 Mars 0.1S of Moon Occn 20 23 Moon at apogee 4 9 Mercury 3.2S of Moon 21 10 Neptune 3.6N of Moon 4 23 Earth at aphelion 21 12 Mercury inferior conjunction 5 5 Moon at perigee 25 1 LAST QUARTER 6 4 Regulus 3.1S of Moon 25 1 Mercury 5.6S of Venus 7 4 Mercury stationary 25 10 Uranus 4.5N of Moon 8 19 Mercury 4.0S of Mars 28 0 Aldebaran 2.3S of Moon 9 10 FIRST QUARTER 30 7 Moon furthest North (22.4) 9 17 Saturn at opposition 31 3 Mercury 4.5S of Moon 13 20 Jupiter 2.3S of Moon 31 16 Mercury stationary 14 14 Pluto at opposition 31 20 Venus 0.6S of Moon Occn 15 22 Moon furthest South (-22.4)

August d h d h 1 3 NEW MOON 17 16 Neptune 3.4N of Moon 1 20 Mars 1.6S of Moon 18 9 Mars 0.7N of Regulus 2 7 Moon at perigee 21 11 Venus 0.9N of Regulus 2 13 Regulus 3.1S of Moon 21 17 Uranus 4.3N of Moon 7 17 FIRST QUARTER 23 14 LAST QUARTER 9 23 Jupiter 2.4S of Moon 24 9 Aldebaran 2.4S of Moon 10 0 Mercury greatest elong W(19) 24 17 Venus 0.3N of Mars 11 16 Jupiter stationary 26 17 Moon furthest North (22.5) 12 4 Moon furthest South (-22.4) 29 9 Mercury 1.3N of Regulus 12 5 Uranus stationary 30 0 Regulus 3.1S of Moon 12 9 Saturn 0.0N of Moon Occn 30 2 Mercury 1.9S of Moon 12 22 Pluto 0.1S of Moon Occn 30 10 NEW MOON 14 6 Venus superior conjunction 30 12 Mars 2.9S of Moon 15 12 FULL MOON 30 16 Moon at perigee 17 10 Moon at apogee 30 18 Venus 2.8S of Moon September d h d h 2 10 Mars at conjunction 18 6 Saturn stationary 3 16 Mercury 0.6N of Mars 20 15 Aldebaran 2.6S of Moon 4 2 Mercury superior conjunction 22 2 LAST QUARTER 6 3 FIRST QUARTER 23 1 Moon furthest North (22.7) 6 7 Jupiter 2.2S of Moon 23 7 Equinox 8 9 Moon furthest South (-22.6) 23 22 Pollux 5.9N of Moon 8 13 Saturn 0.1N of Moon Occn 26 10 Regulus 3.1S of Moon 9 3 Pluto 0.1S of Moon Occn 28 2 Moon at perigee 10 7 Neptune at opposition 28 3 Mars 3.8S of Moon 13 13 Moon at apogee 28 18 NEW MOON 13 15 Mercury 0.3S of Venus 29 7 Mercury 1.3N of Spica 13 20 Neptune 3.4N of Moon 29 15 Venus 4.0S of Moon 14 4 FULL MOON 30 2 Mercury 5.8S of Moon 17 22 Uranus 4.2N of Moon

October d h d h 2 21 Pluto stationary 20 7 Moon furthest North (22.9) 3 20 Jupiter 1.8S of Moon 21 4 Pollux 5.6N of Moon 3 23 Venus 2.9N of Spica 21 12 LAST QUARTER 5 16 FIRST QUARTER 23 19 Regulus 3.3S of Moon 5 16 Moon furthest South (-22.8) 26 10 Moon at perigee 5 20 Saturn 0.3N of Moon Occn 26 19 Mars 4.1S of Moon 6 9 Pluto 0.1N of Moon Occn 28 3 NEW MOON 10 18 Moon at apogee 28 8 Uranus at opposition 11 1 Neptune 3.4N of Moon 29 15 Venus 3.7S of Moon 13 21 FULL MOON 30 17 Mercury 2.6S of Venus 15 2 Uranus 4.1N of Moon 31 14 Jupiter 1.3S of Moon 17 21 Aldebaran 2.8S of Moon 31 16 Mercury stationary 19 21 Mercury greatest elong E(25)

November d h d h 2 1 Moon furthest South (-23.1) 20 2 Regulus 3.5S of Moon 2 7 Saturn 0.6N of Moon Occn 20 17 Mercury stationary 2 17 Pluto 0.4N of Moon Occn 23 7 Moon at perigee 4 10 FIRST QUARTER 24 11 Mars 4.0S of Moon 7 7 Neptune 3.6N of Moon 24 13 Venus 1.4S of Jupiter 7 8 Moon at apogee 25 3 Mercury 1.8S of Moon 9 22 Venus 3.9N of Antares 26 15 NEW MOON 10 8 Mars 2.8N of Spica 27 20 Neptune stationary 11 7 Uranus 4.1N of Moon 28 10 Jupiter 0.7S of Moon Occn 11 15 Mercury inferior conjunction 28 18 Venus 1.9S of Moon 12 13 FULL MOON 28 19 Mercury greatest elong W(20) 14 3 Aldebaran 3.0S of Moon 29 10 Moon furthest South (-23.2) 16 13 Moon furthest North (23.1) 29 21 Saturn 0.9N of Moon Occn 17 10 Pollux 5.4N of Moon 30 3 Pluto 0.5N of Moon Occn 19 21 LAST QUARTER

December d h d h 4 6 FIRST QUARTER 18 20 Moon at perigee 4 15 Neptune 3.8N of Moon 19 4 LAST QUARTER 5 3 Moon at apogee 22 4 Solstice 8 13 Uranus 4.2N of Moon 23 3 Mars 3.3S of Moon 11 10 Venus 1.8S of Saturn 25 11 Mercury 1.9S of Moon 11 11 Aldebaran 3.0S of Moon 26 5 NEW MOON Eclipse 12 5 FULL MOON 26 7 Jupiter 0.2S of Moon Occn 13 15 Venus 1.1S of Pluto 26 20 Moon furthest South (-23.2) 13 20 Moon furthest North (23.2) 27 12 Saturn 1.2N of Moon Occn 14 16 Pollux 5.3N of Moon 27 14 Pluto 0.6N of Moon Occn 16 4 Mercury 5.0N of Antares 27 18 Jupiter at conjunction 17 7 Regulus 3.6S of Moon 29 2 Venus 1.0N of Moon Occn

All data generated with Occult v4 Transit of Mercury on 2019 Nov 11 (TT)

{'+' => next day; '-' => previous day }

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

[1] Exterior Ingress 12 35 26 110.0 -13 -17 [2] Minimum Separation 15 19 48 -54 -17 [3] Exterior Egress 18 4 13 298.6 -95 -18

Minimum sepn 75.9"; Radii - Sun 969.3", Mercury 5.0" delta T = 70.2 secs, Ephemeris = DE436

*Terrestrial Time (TT) is effectively equal to International Atomic Time (TAI) plus 32.184 seconds exactly: TT = TAI + 32.184 All data generated with Occult v4 Eclipses in US

L U N A R E C L I P S E on 2019 Jan 21 (TT)

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

[1] Moon Enters Penumbra 2 36 8 111 -38 21 [2] Moon Enters Umbra 3 33 34 118 -52 20 [3] Total Eclipse Starts 4 41 3 328 -68 20 [4] Maximum Eclipse 5 12 17 -75 20 [5] Total Eclipse Ends 5 43 38 46 -83 20 [6] Moon Leaves Umbra 6 51 4 256 -99 20 [7] Moon Leaves Penumbra 7 48 26 263 -113 20

Magnitude of Umbral Eclipse = 1.197

delta T = 70.2 secs, Ephemeris = DE436 Event UT PST MST CST EST Partial eclipse begins 3:34 7:34 p.m. 8:34 p.m. 9:34 p.m. 10:34 p.m. Total eclipse begins 4:41 8:41 p.m. 9:41 p.m. 10:41 p.m. 11:41 p.m. Middle of totality 5:12 9:12 p.m. 10:12 p.m. 11:12 p.m. 12:12 a.m. Total eclipse ends 5:44 9:44 p.m. 10:44 p.m. 11:44 p.m. 12:44 a.m. Partial eclipse ends 6:51 10:51 p.m. 11:51 p.m. 12:51 a.m. 1:51 a.m. *Terrestrial Time (TT) is effectively equal to International Atomic Time (TAI) plus 32.184 seconds exactly: TT = TAI + 32.184

All data generated with Occult v4 Meteor Showers for 2019

The main two places where you can find a 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.

Date Meteor Shower Rate/Hr

3-Jan Quadrantids 110 8-Feb alpha Centaurids 7 23-Apr Lyrids 15 24-Apr pi Puppids 18 6-May eta Aquariids 38 28-Jun Bootids 9 13-Aug Perseids 150 6-Oct Camelopardalids 39 22-Oct Orionids 15 18-Nov Leonids 20 14-Dec Geminids 120

All data generated with Occult v4 Satellites of Jupiter 2019

Satellites of Jupiter 2019 January Satellites of Jupiter 2019 April

6 11 32.8 1.Ec.D 11 11 29.0 2.Ec.D 22 9 47.8 1.Ec.D 1 10 9.4 1.Ec.D 11 4 55.2 1.Tr.I 21 4 21.4 2.Oc.R 7 10 52.1 1.Sh.E 13 10 28.0 2.Tr.E 23 9 8.1 1.Sh.E 10 37.6 2.Sh.I 5 58.2 1.Sh.E 23 3 51.2 3.Tr.I 11 33.9 1.Tr.E 14 10 34.8 1.Sh.I 10 3.0 1.Tr.E 2 7 24.7 1.Sh.I 7 6.6 1.Tr.E 6 2.2 3.Tr.E 11 22.0 1.Tr.I 10 29.1 3.Ec.D 8 37.3 1.Tr.I 12 4 40.1 2.Tr.I 24 10 16.7 1.Ec.D 15 10 54.2 1.Oc.R 29 10 22.3 2.Oc.R 9 36.0 1.Sh.E 4 50.0 2.Sh.E 25 7 33.9 1.Sh.I 16 9 46.7 3.Oc.D 30 8 50.8 1.Sh.I 3 5 18.4 2.Ec.D 5 57.4 3.Ec.D 8 32.2 1.Tr.I 20 9 7.5 2.Sh.I 9 50.2 1.Tr.I 7 44.1 2.Ec.R 7 4.3 2.Tr.E 9 45.7 1.Sh.E 10 50.1 2.Tr.I 11 1.8 1.Sh.E 7 46.6 2.Oc.D 8 11.4 3.Ec.R 26 4 45.0 1.Ec.D 11 27.9 2.Sh.E 31 9 20.9 1.Oc.R 8 1.4 1.Oc.R 10 32.9 3.Oc.D 7 32.6 2.Sh.I 10 13.6 2.Oc.R 17 8 23.6 1.Ec.D 7 54.0 1.Oc.R 4 5 16.4 1.Tr.E 10 30.3 2.Ec.D 9 25.6 2.Tr.I Satellites of Jupiter 2019 February 5 6 50.5 3.Oc.D 18 5 40.3 1.Sh.I 9 56.8 2.Sh.E 9 4.0 3.Oc.R 6 44.2 1.Tr.I 27 4 14.1 1.Sh.E 3 8 20.9 3.Tr.I 12 11 8.5 2.Ec.D 21 8 37.3 2.Sh.I 9 9 18.3 1.Sh.I 7 51.9 1.Sh.E 5 10.7 1.Tr.E 10 30.2 3.Tr.E 14 8 18.1 2.Tr.I 9 17.5 3.Oc.R 10 27.7 1.Tr.I 8 55.8 1.Tr.E 28 6 44.8 2.Oc.R 5 8 33.0 2.Ec.D 8 25.1 2.Sh.E 10 57.2 2.Tr.I 10 6 30.6 1.Ec.D 19 4 59.6 2.Sh.I 30 3 42.7 3.Sh.I 6 10 44.5 1.Sh.I 9 55.5 1.Ec.D 10 58.2 2.Sh.E 7 54.3 2.Ec.D 6 6.7 1.Oc.R 5 57.6 3.Sh.E 7 11 18.5 1.Oc.R 10 41.4 2.Tr.E 22 9 0.2 1.Sh.I 9 51.1 1.Oc.R 7 3.8 2.Tr.I 7 22.7 3.Tr.I 8 8 29.3 1.Tr.E 15 8 15.2 1.Tr.I 10 11.9 1.Tr.I 7 23.3 2.Sh.E 9 33.7 3.Tr.E 10 8 8.5 3.Sh.I 9 17.5 1.Sh.E 11 11.1 1.Sh.E 9 28.1 2.Tr.E 10 11.8 3.Sh.E 10 26.7 1.Tr.E 23 7 55.1 2.Oc.R 9 55.1 3.Ec.D 16 7 44.4 1.Oc.R 9 40.3 1.Oc.R 28 8 22.4 3.Ec.R Satellites of Jupiter 2019 May 11 10.2 2.Sh.I 11 12.5 3.Oc.D 2 9 27.5 1.Sh.I 11 2 54.4 3.Oc.R 21 2 3.0 1.Oc.R 3 6 38.2 1.Ec.D 5 49.7 1.Sh.I 4 29.3 2.Sh.I 9 40.4 1.Oc.R 6 31.7 1.Tr.I 5 27.6 2.Tr.I Satellites of Jupiter 2019 March 10 5.7 2.Sh.I 8 2.0 1.Sh.E 6 55.5 2.Sh.E 4 3 55.9 1.Sh.I 8 43.5 1.Tr.E 7 52.5 2.Tr.E 1 10 53.8 1.Sh.I 11 7 16.6 3.Tr.E 25 7 54.3 3.Sh.I 4 45.8 1.Tr.I 12 2 59.9 1.Ec.D 23 2 51.9 2.Oc.R 2 8 1.1 2.Ec.R 7 51.2 2.Tr.E 8 5.0 2.Sh.I 6 8.0 1.Sh.E 5 52.2 1.Oc.R 25 5 43.8 3.Ec.D 8 8.9 2.Oc.D 7 57.9 1.Oc.R 8 16.5 1.Ec.D 6 57.6 1.Tr.E 7 35.8 2.Ec.D 9 35.8 3.Oc.R 8 9.6 1.Ec.D 16 10 48.4 2.Ec.D 10 3.3 3.Sh.E 5 4 6.9 1.Oc.R 13 2 30.5 1.Sh.E 9 37.6 1.Sh.I 10 35.5 2.Oc.R 17 9 9.4 1.Sh.I 10 27.1 2.Sh.E 4 59.8 2.Ec.D 3 10.0 1.Tr.E 10 1.3 1.Tr.I 3 7 33.2 1.Sh.E 10 25.1 1.Tr.I 10 31.6 2.Tr.I 9 6.1 2.Oc.R 14 3 11.8 2.Tr.I 26 6 47.0 1.Ec.D 8 47.9 1.Tr.E 18 6 4.3 3.Sh.E 26 5 31.2 1.Sh.I 7 3 19.1 2.Tr.E 4 21.3 2.Sh.E 9 21.0 1.Oc.R 7 10 11.7 3.Ec.D 6 23.6 1.Ec.D 6 45.8 1.Tr.I 7 40.3 3.Sh.I 5 36.5 2.Tr.E 27 4 6.2 1.Sh.I 9 8 12.7 2.Ec.D 7 54.0 2.Sh.E 7 42.3 1.Sh.E 9 56.4 3.Sh.E 18 6 16.5 3.Oc.R 4 27.4 1.Tr.I 10 2.5 1.Ec.D 8 0.6 2.Tr.I 8 57.2 1.Tr.E 10 8 31.5 1.Ec.D 7 43.6 1.Sh.I 6 18.8 1.Sh.E 10 37.1 2.Ec.R 9 3.8 3.Tr.I 27 6 10.7 1.Oc.R 8 16.8 1.Tr.I 6 39.5 1.Tr.E 10 47.3 2.Oc.D 9 50.9 1.Oc.R 7 42.3 2.Oc.R 9 56.0 1.Sh.E 28 1 15.4 1.Ec.D 10 7 15.8 1.Sh.I 10 24.3 2.Tr.E 29 5 17.3 3.Oc.R 19 4 53.3 1.Ec.D 3 47.0 1.Oc.R 8 31.3 1.Tr.I 19 7 4.6 1.Tr.E 7 36.9 1.Oc.R 7 3.2 2.Sh.I 9 26.8 1.Sh.E 20 2 12.1 1.Sh.I 7 42.5 2.Tr.I 10 42.6 1.Tr.E 2 43.0 1.Tr.I 9 29.9 2.Sh.E 4 24.6 1.Sh.E 30 2 6.4 2.Ec.D 4 55.0 1.Tr.E 5 7.9 2.Oc.R

Satellites of Jupiter 2019 June Satellites of Jupiter 2019 July

1 9 41.6 3.Ec.D 11 5 2.6 1.Oc.D 22 3 32.0 2.Tr.I 1 0 51.0 2.Oc.D 11 6 27.2 1.Oc.D 21 0 53.7 1.Sh.I 2 8 40.7 1.Ec.D 7 15.6 1.Ec.R 4 4.1 2.Sh.I 4 18.2 2.Ec.R 12 3 47.4 1.Tr.I 2 13.0 1.Tr.E 3 6 0.3 1.Sh.I 12 2 21.3 1.Tr.I 5 57.4 2.Tr.E 3 7 35.0 1.Tr.I 4 30.2 1.Sh.I 3 6.0 1.Sh.E 6 11.5 1.Tr.I 2 23.2 1.Sh.I 6 32.4 2.Sh.E 8 6.8 1.Sh.I 5 59.3 1.Tr.E 24 1 53.7 2.Tr.I 8 13.0 1.Sh.E 3 28.0 3.Tr.I 24 1 41.9 2.Ec.R 4 4 41.5 1.Oc.D 6 42.7 1.Sh.E 3 44.7 2.Sh.I 8 23.6 1.Tr.E 3 32.4 3.Sh.I 25 8 30.5 1.Oc.D 7 27.5 1.Ec.R 13 0 53.7 1.Oc.D 4 20.2 2.Tr.E 4 3 9.2 1.Ec.D 4 33.4 1.Tr.E 26 5 49.9 1.Tr.I 5 2 1.4 1.Tr.I 3 50.9 1.Ec.R 6 14.5 2.Sh.E 5 30.8 1.Oc.R 4 35.9 1.Sh.E 6 12.1 1.Sh.I 2 35.5 1.Sh.I 14 6 32.4 3.Oc.D 25 1 58.9 3.Tr.E 9 37.4 2.Sh.I 5 40.8 3.Tr.E 8 1.9 1.Tr.E 4 13.3 1.Tr.E 15 5 27.6 2.Oc.D 3 26.3 3.Sh.I 9 56.6 2.Tr.I 5 54.5 3.Sh.E 8 24.9 1.Sh.E 4 48.1 1.Sh.E 17 1 8.6 2.Sh.I 5 54.5 3.Sh.E 5 0 28.8 1.Sh.I 13 1 44.2 1.Ec.R 27 2 56.7 1.Oc.D 6 1 56.1 1.Ec.R 1 58.6 2.Tr.E 27 4 28.5 1.Oc.D 0 37.4 1.Tr.I 7 11.9 2.Oc.D 5 32.9 1.Ec.R 8 4.0 2.Tr.I 3 38.1 2.Sh.E 28 1 49.5 1.Tr.I 1 55.0 3.Sh.E 9 47.5 2.Ec.R 28 0 40.8 1.Sh.I 7 3 9.1 3.Oc.D 19 5 34.4 1.Tr.I 2 48.5 1.Sh.I 2 24.1 3.Tr.E 15 1 17.5 2.Tr.I 2 28.1 1.Tr.E 5 27.2 3.Oc.R 6 25.0 1.Sh.I 4 1.2 1.Tr.E 2 41.6 1.Sh.E 1 29.2 2.Sh.I 2 53.5 1.Sh.E 5 35.3 3.Ec.D 7 46.2 1.Tr.E 5 0.7 1.Sh.E 2 49.5 1.Tr.E 3 42.8 2.Tr.E 29 5 47.4 2.Tr.I 8 2.3 3.Ec.R 20 2 40.6 1.Oc.D 29 2 9.6 1.Ec.R 6 4 42.5 2.Ec.D 3 57.1 2.Sh.E 6 39.3 2.Sh.I 8 3 8.5 2.Oc.D 5 45.7 1.Ec.R 31 4 17.2 2.Tr.I 7 23.2 2.Oc.R 17 9 39.4 1.Tr.I 8 13.0 2.Tr.E 6 54.6 2.Ec.R 6 21.1 2.Sh.I 8 1 22.0 2.Sh.E 9 49.0 1.Sh.I 9 8.0 2.Sh.E 6 44.0 2.Tr.E 1 28.7 2.Tr.E 18 6 46.4 1.Oc.D 30 4 2.6 3.Ec.R 10 7 54.6 1.Sh.I 9 9.8 1.Ec.R 7 55.4 1.Tr.I 19 4 5.4 1.Tr.I 4 17.6 1.Sh.I 6 17.5 1.Tr.E 6 30.4 1.Sh.E 6 43.9 3.Tr.I 7 30.6 3.Sh.I 8 57.6 3.Tr.E 9 53.8 3.Sh.E 20 1 12.4 1.Oc.D 3 38.5 1.Ec.R 9 27.1 2.Oc.D

Satellites of Jupiter 2019 August Satellites of Jupiter 2019 October

1 3 12.5 3.Tr.I 11 5 29.3 1.Tr.I 21 2 24.1 1.Ec.R 1 0 33.3 3.Oc.D 11 23 17.9 3.Sh.I 21 0 30.3 2.Sh.I 5 34.0 3.Tr.E 12 1 31.6 3.Ec.D 25 0 57.8 2.Tr.I 5 2 18.9 1.Tr.I 12 1 10.1 2.Oc.D 0 45.8 1.Tr.I 2 4 1.5 2.Ec.R 2 35.6 1.Oc.D 3 26.1 2.Tr.E 23 28.7 1.Oc.D 1 58.3 3.Sh.E 0 57.4 2.Tr.E 3 6 17.6 1.Oc.D 4 4.3 3.Ec.R 3 29.8 2.Sh.I 7 0 9.9 1.Sh.E 13 1 27.8 1.Oc.D 1 47.0 1.Sh.I 4 3 38.9 1.Tr.I 6 0.0 1.Ec.R 26 4 22.8 3.Oc.D 23 52.3 1.Sh.I 22 1 14.6 1.Ec.R 4 43.4 1.Sh.I 13 1 7.1 1.Sh.I 27 3 41.8 1.Tr.I 14 0 27.4 2.Sh.E 28 1 11.7 2.Tr.I 5 50.4 1.Tr.E 2 8.6 1.Tr.E 4 57.0 1.Sh.I 0 59.1 1.Tr.E 23 57.9 1.Oc.D 5 0 45.1 1.Oc.D 3 19.1 1.Sh.E 28 0 48.5 1.Oc.D 2 4.8 1.Sh.E 29 23 28.0 1.Tr.E 4 4.7 1.Ec.R 16 4 17.6 2.Oc.D 4 19.5 1.Ec.R 23 19.1 1.Ec.R 30 0 10.4 3.Ec.R 9 1 49.5 2.Oc.D 18 0 52.8 2.Sh.I 19 1 38.6 3.Tr.E 0 23.2 1.Sh.E 0 53.9 2.Tr.E 0 25.4 2.Ec.R 3 23.7 2.Sh.E 19 0 33.4 3.Oc.D Satellites of Jupiter 2019 November 3 0.8 3.Oc.R 4 27.3 1.Oc.D 1 1 14.6 4.Sh.I 15 0 19.8 2.Sh.E 21 23 6.4 2.Tr.I 5 30.9 3.Ec.D 5 23 15.2 1.Tr.I 22 0 0.0 1.Tr.E 20 1 48.9 1.Tr.I 6 0 4.8 1.Sh.I 23 23 11.7 3.Sh.I 3 2.1 1.Sh.I 0 44.9 3.Oc.R 23 39.2 3.Tr.E 4 0.4 1.Tr.E 23 34.0 1.Ec.R 28 23 47.5 1.Tr.I 5 14.0 1.Sh.E 29 23 48.3 1.Ec.R

Satellites of Jupiter 2019 September Satellites of Jupiter 2019 December 1 3 31.9 2.Tr.I 12 0 35.9 2.Sh.E 21 0 36.1 1.Tr.E 3 1 6.6 2.Oc.R 1 59.3 1.Tr.I 1 51.2 1.Sh.E 6 23 6.3 1.Oc.D 12 23 2.4 4.Oc.R 1 10.7 2.Ec.D 3 15.6 1.Sh.I 24 1 28.0 3.Ec.D 7 22 53.5 1.Sh.E 3 43.0 2.Ec.R 13 2 9.0 3.Tr.I 26 0 47.7 2.Tr.I 23 19.5 2.Oc.D 4 2 42.7 1.Oc.D 2 39.4 1.Ec.R 3 18.6 2.Tr.E 5 0 4.3 1.Tr.I 23 56.3 1.Sh.E 3 18.7 2.Sh.I 1 20.7 1.Sh.I 17 0 6.7 3.Ec.R 27 3 0.9 1.Oc.D 2 15.8 1.Tr.E 3 48.9 2.Oc.D 28 0 21.2 1.Tr.I 3 32.6 1.Sh.E 19 0 36.8 2.Tr.E 0 47.3 2.Ec.R 6 0 37.9 3.Tr.E 0 41.1 2.Sh.I 1 34.1 1.Sh.I 0 43.9 1.Ec.R 3 14.0 2.Sh.E 2 33.1 1.Tr.E 3 22.2 3.Sh.I 20 1 3.5 1.Oc.D 29 0 59.2 1.Ec.R 10 1 12.0 2.Oc.D 23 39.2 1.Sh.I 3 42.2 2.Oc.R 3 46.1 2.Ec.D

The output is given in the form: day, hour, minute, satellite no, event type, phase with the following symbols being used: Satellite no. 1 2 3 4... 8 Event type: Ec [eclipse] Oc [occultation] Tr [transit] Sh [shadow transit] Phase D [disappear] R [reappear] I [ingress] E [egress] 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 All data generated with Occult v4 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 ' " 2019 Jan 1 2458484.5 6 41 26 12 3 26 23 26 7.8 2019 Jan 6 2458489.5 7 1 8 12 5 44 23 26 7.8 2019 Jan 11 2458494.5 7 20 51 12 7 50 23 26 8.0 2019 Jan 16 2458499.5 7 40 34 12 9 40 23 26 8.1 2019 Jan 21 2458504.5 8 0 17 12 11 14 23 26 8.1

2019 Jan 26 2458509.5 8 20 0 12 12 28 23 26 8.4 2019 Jan 31 2458514.5 8 39 42 12 13 23 23 26 8.4 2019 Feb 5 2458519.5 8 59 25 12 13 58 23 26 8.6 2019 Feb 10 2458524.5 9 19 8 12 14 13 23 26 8.8 2019 Feb 15 2458529.5 9 38 51 12 14 8 23 26 8.8

2019 Feb 20 2458534.5 9 58 33 12 13 44 23 26 9.0 2019 Feb 25 2458539.5 10 18 16 12 13 5 23 26 9.1 2019 Mar 2 2458544.5 10 37 59 12 12 11 23 26 9.1 2019 Mar 7 2458549.5 10 57 42 12 11 5 23 26 9.4 2019 Mar 12 2458554.5 11 17 24 12 9 50 23 26 9.3

2019 Mar 17 2458559.5 11 37 7 12 8 26 23 26 9.3 2019 Mar 22 2458564.5 11 56 50 12 6 58 23 26 9.5 2019 Mar 27 2458569.5 12 16 33 12 5 27 23 26 9.4 2019 Apr 1 2458574.5 12 36 16 12 3 57 23 26 9.5 2019 Apr 6 2458579.5 12 55 58 12 2 30 23 26 9.5

2019 Apr 11 2458584.5 13 15 41 12 1 8 23 26 9.3 2019 Apr 16 2458589.5 13 35 24 11 59 53 23 26 9.4 2019 Apr 21 2458594.5 13 55 7 11 58 46 23 26 9.3 2019 Apr 26 2458599.5 14 14 49 11 57 51 23 26 9.2 2019 May 1 2458604.5 14 34 32 11 57 8 23 26 9.3

2019 May 6 2458609.5 14 54 15 11 56 39 23 26 9.1 2019 May 11 2458614.5 15 13 58 11 56 24 23 26 9.0 2019 May 16 2458619.5 15 33 40 11 56 23 23 26 9.1 2019 May 21 2458624.5 15 53 23 11 56 35 23 26 8.9 2019 May 26 2458629.5 16 13 6 11 57 1 23 26 9.0

2019 May 31 2458634.5 16 32 49 11 57 39 23 26 9.0 2019 Jun 5 2458639.5 16 52 32 11 58 28 23 26 8.8 2019 Jun 10 2458644.5 17 12 14 11 59 25 23 26 9.0 2019 Jun 15 2458649.5 17 31 57 12 0 27 23 26 8.9 2019 Jun 20 2458654.5 17 51 40 12 1 31 23 26 8.8

2019 Jun 25 2458659.5 18 11 23 12 2 36 23 26 9.0 2019 Jun 30 2458664.5 18 31 5 12 3 38 23 26 9.0 2019 Jul 5 2458669.5 18 50 48 12 4 34 23 26 9.0 2019 Jul 10 2458674.5 19 10 31 12 5 22 23 26 9.2 2019 Jul 15 2458679.5 19 30 14 12 5 58 23 26 9.2

2019 Jul 20 2458684.5 19 49 57 12 6 22 23 26 9.4 2019 Jul 25 2458689.5 20 9 39 12 6 32 23 26 9.5 2019 Jul 30 2458694.5 20 29 22 12 6 28 23 26 9.5 2019 Aug 4 2458699.5 20 49 5 12 6 8 23 26 9.8 2019 Aug 9 2458704.5 21 8 48 12 5 33 23 26 9.8

2019 Aug 14 2458709.5 21 28 31 12 4 44 23 26 9.9 2019 Aug 19 2458714.5 21 48 13 12 3 41 23 26 10.2 2019 Aug 24 2458719.5 22 7 56 12 2 26 23 26 10.2 2019 Aug 29 2458724.5 22 27 39 12 1 0 23 26 10.3 2019 Sep 3 2458729.5 22 47 22 11 59 27 23 26 10.5

2019 Sep 8 2458734.5 23 7 4 11 57 46 23 26 10.4 2019 Sep 13 2458739.5 23 26 47 11 56 0 23 26 10.7 2019 Sep 18 2458744.5 23 46 30 11 54 13 23 26 10.7 2019 Sep 23 2458749.5 0 6 13 11 52 26 23 26 10.6 2019 Sep 28 2458754.5 0 25 55 11 50 43 23 26 10.8

2019 Oct 3 2458759.5 0 45 38 11 49 6 23 26 10.7 2019 Oct 8 2458764.5 1 5 21 11 47 36 23 26 10.7 2019 Oct 13 2458769.5 1 25 4 11 46 17 23 26 10.8 2019 Oct 18 2458774.5 1 44 46 11 45 11 23 26 10.6 2019 Oct 23 2458779.5 2 4 29 11 44 20 23 26 10.6

2019 Oct 28 2458784.5 2 24 12 11 43 47 23 26 10.7 2019 Nov 2 2458789.5 2 43 55 11 43 33 23 26 10.4 2019 Nov 7 2458794.5 3 3 38 11 43 39 23 26 10.5 2019 Nov 12 2458799.5 3 23 20 11 44 5 23 26 10.4 2019 Nov 17 2458804.5 3 43 3 11 44 52 23 26 10.2

2019 Nov 22 2458809.5 4 2 46 11 46 1 23 26 10.4 2019 Nov 27 2458814.5 4 22 29 11 47 30 23 26 10.2 2019 Dec 2 2458819.5 4 42 11 11 49 16 23 26 10.2 2019 Dec 7 2458824.5 5 1 54 11 51 18 23 26 10.3 2019 Dec 12 2458829.5 5 21 37 11 53 33 23 26 10.1

2019 Dec 17 2458834.5 5 41 20 11 55 56 23 26 10.2 2019 Dec 22 2458839.5 6 1 3 11 58 24 23 26 10.2 2019 Dec 27 2458844.5 6 20 45 12 0 54 23 26 10.1 2020 Jan 1 2458849.5 6 40 28 12 3 19 23 26 10.4

All data generated with Occult v4 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 # 2019 Jan 1 18 43 31.16 -23 3 34.8 0.983311 1951.8 2.20 -2.97 208.65 2212 2019 Jan 6 19 5 32.80 -22 34 55.0 0.983316 1951.8 -0.22 -3.55 142.80 2212 2019 Jan 11 19 27 23.43 -21 55 5.7 0.983420 1951.6 -2.63 -4.10 76.96 2212 2019 Jan 16 19 48 59.46 -21 4 36.1 0.983633 1951.2 -4.99 -4.61 11.12 2212 2019 Jan 21 20 10 18.23 -20 4 2.5 0.983984 1950.5 -7.28 -5.09 305.28 2213

2019 Jan 26 20 31 18.28 -18 54 6.0 0.984491 1949.5 -9.50 -5.53 239.45 2213 2019 Jan 31 20 51 58.91 -17 35 31.1 0.985131 1948.2 -11.62 -5.92 173.62 2213 2019 Feb 5 21 12 19.53 -16 9 6.2 0.985867 1946.8 -13.63 -6.27 107.79 2213 2019 Feb 10 21 32 19.91 -14 35 42.6 0.986680 1945.2 -15.52 -6.57 41.95 2213 2019 Feb 15 21 52 0.43 -12 56 13.6 0.987578 1943.4 -17.28 -6.81 336.12 2214

2019 Feb 20 22 11 22.26 -11 11 32.1 0.988584 1941.4 -18.89 -7.01 270.27 2214 2019 Feb 25 22 30 27.46 - 9 22 28.4 0.989711 1939.2 -20.36 -7.14 204.42 2214 2019 Mar 2 22 49 18.35 - 7 29 51.4 0.990924 1936.8 -21.68 -7.23 138.57 2214 2019 Mar 7 23 7 56.96 - 5 34 31.0 0.992186 1934.4 -22.84 -7.25 72.70 2214 2019 Mar 12 23 26 25.32 - 3 37 17.5 0.993477 1931.9 -23.84 -7.22 6.82 2214

2019 Mar 17 23 44 45.55 - 1 39 0.8 0.994799 1929.3 -24.67 -7.14 300.92 2215 2019 Mar 22 0 3 0.21 0 19 31.7 0.996178 1926.6 -25.33 -7.00 235.00 2215 2019 Mar 27 0 21 12.32 2 17 36.7 0.997616 1923.8 -25.82 -6.81 169.07 2215 2019 Apr 1 0 39 24.69 4 14 31.8 0.999078 1921.0 -26.13 -6.57 103.12 2215 2019 Apr 6 0 57 39.65 6 9 32.7 1.000526 1918.3 -26.26 -6.28 37.15 2215

2019 Apr 11 1 15 59.23 8 1 54.4 1.001938 1915.5 -26.21 -5.95 331.16 2216 2019 Apr 16 1 34 25.27 9 50 51.6 1.003322 1912.9 -25.98 -5.57 265.15 2216 2019 Apr 21 1 52 59.86 11 35 42.0 1.004702 1910.3 -25.56 -5.16 199.12 2216 2019 Apr 26 2 11 45.24 13 15 46.6 1.006078 1907.7 -24.97 -4.70 133.07 2216 2019 May 1 2 30 43.11 14 50 26.1 1.007413 1905.1 -24.18 -4.22 67.00 2216

2019 May 6 2 49 54.50 16 18 59.8 1.008671 1902.8 -23.22 -3.71 0.91 2216 2019 May 11 3 9 19.76 17 40 46.8 1.009835 1900.6 -22.08 -3.17 294.81 2217 2019 May 16 3 28 58.84 18 55 7.5 1.010919 1898.5 -20.77 -2.61 228.69 2217 2019 May 21 3 48 51.73 20 1 27.0 1.011948 1896.6 -19.30 -2.03 162.55 2217 2019 May 26 4 8 58.23 20 59 14.6 1.012919 1894.8 -17.68 -1.44 96.40 2217

2019 May 31 4 29 17.41 21 48 1.6 1.013801 1893.1 -15.92 -0.85 30.24 2217 2019 Jun 5 4 49 47.46 22 27 21.7 1.014559 1891.7 -14.03 -0.24 324.07 2218 2019 Jun 10 5 10 25.83 22 56 52.2 1.015182 1890.6 -12.03 0.36 257.90 2218 2019 Jun 15 5 31 9.71 23 16 16.6 1.015693 1889.6 -9.93 0.96 191.72 2218 2019 Jun 20 5 51 56.61 23 25 25.4 1.016120 1888.8 -7.77 1.55 125.53 2218

2019 Jun 25 6 12 44.08 23 24 15.3 1.016457 1888.2 -5.55 2.14 59.35 2218 2019 Jun 30 6 33 29.39 23 12 48.1 1.016678 1887.8 -3.30 2.70 353.16 2219 2019 Jul 5 6 54 9.53 22 51 11.3 1.016754 1887.6 -1.03 3.25 286.98 2219 2019 Jul 10 7 14 41.33 22 19 38.2 1.016681 1887.8 1.23 3.78 220.81 2219 2019 Jul 15 7 35 2.24 21 38 28.3 1.016491 1888.1 3.47 4.28 154.64 2219 2019 Jul 20 7 55 10.69 20 48 5.8 1.016212 1888.6 5.66 4.75 88.48 2219 2019 Jul 25 8 15 5.66 19 48 58.0 1.015841 1889.3 7.80 5.19 22.33 2219 2019 Jul 30 8 34 46.41 18 41 35.3 1.015356 1890.2 9.86 5.60 316.19 2220 2019 Aug 4 8 54 12.26 17 26 31.4 1.014730 1891.4 11.85 5.96 250.06 2220 2019 Aug 9 9 13 22.71 16 4 23.5 1.013971 1892.8 13.74 6.29 183.94 2220

2019 Aug 14 9 32 18.15 14 35 50.3 1.013119 1894.4 15.52 6.57 117.84 2220 2019 Aug 19 9 50 59.80 13 1 29.6 1.012199 1896.1 17.19 6.80 51.75 2220 2019 Aug 24 10 9 29.31 11 21 59.1 1.011214 1898.0 18.74 6.99 345.67 2221 2019 Aug 29 10 27 48.42 9 37 57.1 1.010142 1900.0 20.17 7.13 279.61 2221 2019 Sep 3 10 45 58.68 7 50 4.1 1.008963 1902.2 21.46 7.21 213.56 2221

2019 Sep 8 11 4 1.69 5 59 2.9 1.007694 1904.6 22.61 7.25 147.52 2221 2019 Sep 13 11 21 59.64 4 5 35.0 1.006378 1907.1 23.61 7.24 81.50 2221 2019 Sep 18 11 39 55.23 2 10 20.1 1.005042 1909.6 24.46 7.17 15.48 2221 2019 Sep 23 11 57 51.28 0 13 57.5 1.003689 1912.2 25.16 7.05 309.48 2222 2019 Sep 28 12 15 50.44 - 1 42 52.4 1.002299 1914.9 25.69 6.87 243.49 2222

2019 Oct 3 12 33 54.95 - 3 39 25.1 1.000856 1917.6 26.05 6.65 177.51 2222 2019 Oct 8 12 52 6.91 - 5 34 53.8 0.999385 1920.4 26.24 6.37 111.54 2222 2019 Oct 13 13 10 28.83 - 7 28 32.8 0.997930 1923.2 26.24 6.05 45.58 2222 2019 Oct 18 13 29 3.38 - 9 19 37.4 0.996516 1926.0 26.07 5.69 339.62 2223 2019 Oct 23 13 47 53.16 -11 7 22.6 0.995147 1928.6 25.70 5.27 273.67 2223

2019 Oct 28 14 7 0.28 -12 51 0.6 0.993800 1931.2 25.13 4.82 207.74 2223 2019 Nov 2 14 26 26.05 -14 29 39.7 0.992463 1933.8 24.37 4.33 141.80 2223 2019 Nov 7 14 46 11.42 -16 2 26.7 0.991167 1936.4 23.42 3.81 75.88 2223 2019 Nov 12 15 6 17.28 -17 28 31.0 0.989948 1938.7 22.27 3.25 9.95 2223 2019 Nov 17 15 26 44.30 -18 47 4.0 0.988834 1940.9 20.93 2.67 304.04 2224

2019 Nov 22 15 47 32.62 -19 57 19.1 0.987822 1942.9 19.40 2.07 238.13 2224 2019 Nov 27 16 8 41.37 -20 58 30.1 0.986885 1944.8 17.70 1.45 172.23 2224 2019 Dec 2 16 30 8.44 -21 49 52.3 0.986014 1946.5 15.84 0.82 106.33 2224 2019 Dec 7 16 51 51.12 -22 30 46.5 0.985237 1948.0 13.83 0.18 40.44 2224 2019 Dec 12 17 13 46.41 -23 0 41.3 0.984585 1949.3 11.69 -0.46 334.56 2225

2019 Dec 17 17 35 51.14 -23 19 13.7 0.984083 1950.3 9.45 -1.10 268.68 2225 2019 Dec 22 17 58 1.79 -23 26 8.7 0.983717 1951.0 7.12 -1.73 202.81 2225 2019 Dec 27 18 20 14.11 -23 21 18.7 0.983457 1951.5 4.74 -2.34 136.95 2225 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 All data generated with Occult v4 Central Meridian of Mars, 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 10.7 64.8 149.7 207.0 275.5 334.7 43.4 101.3 158.0 223.6 279.6 346.3 2 0.8 54.9 140.0 197.3 265.8 325.0 33.7 91.6 148.2 213.8 269.8 336.6 3 350.9 45.1 130.2 187.6 256.1 315.3 23.9 81.8 138.4 204.0 260.0 326.8 4 341.1 35.3 120.4 177.8 246.4 305.6 14.2 72.0 128.6 194.2 250.2 317.1 5 331.2 25.4 110.6 168.1 236.7 295.9 4.5 62.3 118.8 184.4 240.4 307.3 6 321.3 15.6 100.8 158.4 227.0 286.2 354.8 52.5 109.0 174.6 230.6 297.6 7 311.4 5.7 91.0 148.7 217.3 276.5 345.0 42.7 99.2 164.7 220.8 287.8 8 301.6 355.9 81.2 138.9 207.5 266.8 335.3 33.0 89.4 154.9 211.1 278.1 9 291.7 346.1 71.5 129.2 197.8 257.1 325.6 23.2 79.6 145.1 201.3 268.3 10 281.8 336.2 61.7 119.5 188.1 247.4 315.8 13.4 69.7 135.3 191.5 258.6 11 271.9 326.4 51.9 109.7 178.4 237.7 306.1 3.6 59.9 125.5 181.7 248.8 12 262.1 316.6 42.1 100.0 168.7 228.0 296.4 353.8 50.1 115.7 171.9 239.1 13 252.2 306.7 32.4 90.3 159.0 218.3 286.6 344.1 40.3 105.9 162.1 229.4 14 242.3 296.9 22.6 80.6 149.3 208.6 276.9 334.3 30.5 96.1 152.4 219.6 15 232.4 287.1 12.8 70.9 139.6 198.9 267.1 324.5 20.7 86.2 142.6 209.9 16 222.6 277.3 3.1 61.1 129.9 189.2 257.4 314.7 10.9 76.4 132.8 200.1 17 212.7 267.4 353.3 51.4 120.2 179.4 247.7 304.9 1.1 66.6 123.0 190.4 18 202.8 257.6 343.5 41.7 110.5 169.7 237.9 295.1 351.2 56.8 113.3 180.7 19 193.0 247.8 333.8 32.0 100.8 160.0 228.2 285.4 341.4 47.0 103.5 170.9 20 183.1 238.0 324.0 22.3 91.1 150.3 218.4 275.6 331.6 37.2 93.7 161.2 21 173.2 228.2 314.3 12.6 81.4 140.6 208.7 265.8 321.8 27.4 83.9 151.5 22 163.4 218.4 304.5 2.9 71.7 130.9 198.9 256.0 312.0 17.6 74.2 141.8 23 153.5 208.6 294.7 353.1 62.0 121.2 189.2 246.2 302.2 7.8 64.4 132.0 24 143.6 198.7 285.0 343.4 52.3 111.4 179.4 236.4 292.4 358.0 54.6 122.3 25 133.8 188.9 275.2 333.7 42.6 101.7 169.7 226.6 282.5 348.2 44.9 112.6 26 123.9 179.1 265.5 324.0 32.9 92.0 159.9 216.8 272.7 338.4 35.1 102.8 27 114.1 169.3 255.8 314.3 23.2 82.3 150.1 207.0 262.9 328.6 25.4 93.1 28 104.2 159.5 246.0 304.6 13.5 72.6 140.4 197.2 253.1 318.8 15.6 83.4 29 94.4 236.3 294.9 3.8 62.8 130.6 187.4 243.3 309.0 5.8 73.7 30 84.5 226.5 285.2 354.1 53.1 120.9 177.6 233.5 299.2 356.1 63.9 31 74.6 216.8 344.4 111.1 167.8 289.4 54.2

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 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, 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 229.2 79.8 179.0 34.1 93.7 312.8 13.3 229.1 81.3 133.0 340.7 30.2 2 26.9 237.6 336.9 192.0 251.7 110.8 171.3 27.0 239.1 290.7 138.3 187.8 3 184.7 35.4 134.7 350.0 49.7 268.9 329.3 184.8 36.8 88.4 296.0 345.5 4 342.4 193.2 292.6 147.9 207.7 66.9 127.2 342.7 194.6 246.0 93.6 143.2 5 140.1 351.0 90.5 305.9 5.8 224.9 285.2 140.5 352.3 43.7 251.3 300.8 6 297.9 148.8 248.3 103.9 163.8 23.0 83.2 298.4 150.1 201.4 49.0 98.5 7 95.6 306.6 46.2 261.8 321.8 181.0 241.1 96.2 307.8 359.1 206.6 256.1 8 253.4 104.4 204.1 59.8 119.8 339.0 39.1 254.1 105.6 156.8 4.3 53.8 9 51.1 262.2 2.0 217.8 277.9 137.1 197.1 51.9 263.3 314.4 161.9 211.4 10 208.9 60.0 159.9 15.7 75.9 295.1 355.0 209.8 61.0 112.1 319.6 9.1 11 6.6 217.9 317.8 173.7 233.9 93.1 153.0 7.6 218.8 269.8 117.2 166.7 12 164.4 15.7 115.7 331.7 32.0 251.2 310.9 165.4 16.5 67.5 274.9 324.4 13 322.1 173.5 273.6 129.7 190.0 49.2 108.9 323.3 174.2 225.1 72.5 122.1 14 119.9 331.3 71.5 287.6 348.0 207.2 266.8 121.1 332.0 22.8 230.2 279.7 15 277.6 129.2 229.4 85.6 146.1 5.2 64.7 278.9 129.7 180.5 27.8 77.4 16 75.4 287.0 27.3 243.6 304.1 163.3 222.7 76.7 287.4 338.1 185.5 235.0 17 233.1 84.8 185.2 41.6 102.2 321.3 20.6 234.5 85.1 135.8 343.1 32.7 18 30.9 242.6 343.1 199.6 260.2 119.3 178.5 32.3 242.9 293.5 140.7 190.4 19 188.7 40.5 141.0 357.6 58.2 277.3 336.4 190.1 40.6 91.1 298.4 348.0 20 346.4 198.3 298.9 155.6 216.3 75.3 134.4 348.0 198.3 248.8 96.0 145.7 21 144.2 356.2 96.8 313.6 14.3 233.3 292.3 145.7 356.0 46.5 253.7 303.3 22 302.0 154.0 254.7 111.6 172.4 31.3 90.2 303.5 153.7 204.1 51.3 101.0 23 99.7 311.9 52.7 269.6 330.4 189.3 248.1 101.3 311.4 1.8 209.0 258.7 24 257.5 109.7 210.6 67.6 128.4 347.4 46.0 259.1 109.1 159.4 6.6 56.3 25 55.3 267.6 8.5 225.6 286.5 145.4 203.9 56.9 266.8 317.1 164.3 214.0 26 213.1 65.4 166.4 23.6 84.5 303.4 1.8 214.7 64.5 114.8 321.9 11.7 27 10.9 223.3 324.4 181.6 242.6 101.3 159.7 12.5 222.2 272.4 119.6 169.3 28 168.6 21.1 122.3 339.6 40.6 259.3 317.6 170.2 19.9 70.1 277.2 327.0 29 326.4 280.3 137.6 198.6 57.3 115.5 328.0 177.6 227.7 74.9 124.7 30 124.2 78.2 295.6 356.7 215.3 273.3 125.8 335.3 25.4 232.5 282.4 31 282.0 236.1 154.7 71.2 283.6 183.0 80.0

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 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 II, 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 177.3 151.3 36.9 15.4 206.1 188.6 20.3 359.5 335.3 158.0 129.2 309.9 2 327.4 301.5 187.1 165.7 356.5 339.1 170.6 149.8 125.4 308.1 279.3 99.9 3 117.5 91.7 337.3 316.1 146.9 129.5 321.0 300.0 275.5 98.2 69.3 249.9 4 267.6 241.8 127.6 106.4 297.3 279.9 111.3 90.3 65.6 248.2 219.3 39.9 5 57.7 32.0 277.8 256.7 87.6 70.3 261.7 240.5 215.8 38.3 9.3 190.0 6 207.8 182.2 68.1 47.0 238.0 220.7 52.0 30.7 5.9 188.3 159.4 340.0 7 357.9 332.4 218.3 197.4 28.4 11.1 202.3 180.9 156.0 338.4 309.4 130.0 8 148.0 122.5 8.6 347.7 178.8 161.5 352.7 331.1 306.1 128.4 99.4 280.0 9 298.2 272.7 158.8 138.0 329.2 311.9 143.0 121.4 96.2 278.5 249.4 70.1 10 88.3 62.9 309.1 288.4 119.6 102.3 293.3 271.6 246.3 68.5 39.4 220.1 11 238.4 213.1 99.3 78.7 270.0 252.7 83.6 61.8 36.4 218.6 189.5 10.1 12 28.5 3.3 249.6 229.1 60.4 43.1 234.0 212.0 186.5 8.6 339.5 160.1 13 178.6 153.5 39.9 19.4 210.9 193.5 24.3 2.2 336.6 158.6 129.5 310.2 14 328.8 303.7 190.1 169.8 1.3 343.9 174.6 152.4 126.7 308.7 279.5 100.2 15 118.9 93.9 340.4 320.1 151.7 134.3 324.9 302.6 276.8 98.7 69.5 250.2 16 269.0 244.1 130.7 110.5 302.1 284.7 115.2 92.7 66.9 248.8 219.6 40.2 17 59.1 34.3 281.0 260.8 92.5 75.1 265.5 242.9 217.0 38.8 9.6 190.3 18 209.3 184.5 71.2 51.2 242.9 225.5 55.8 33.1 7.1 188.8 159.6 340.3 19 359.4 334.7 221.5 201.6 33.3 15.8 206.1 183.3 157.2 338.9 309.6 130.3 20 149.5 124.9 11.8 351.9 183.7 166.2 356.4 333.5 307.3 128.9 99.6 280.4 21 299.7 275.1 162.1 142.3 334.1 316.6 146.7 123.6 97.4 278.9 249.7 70.4 22 89.8 65.3 312.4 292.7 124.5 107.0 296.9 273.8 247.4 69.0 39.7 220.4 23 240.0 215.5 102.7 83.0 274.9 257.4 87.2 63.9 37.5 219.0 189.7 10.5 24 30.1 5.7 253.0 233.4 65.4 47.7 237.5 214.1 187.6 9.0 339.7 160.5 25 180.3 156.0 43.3 23.8 215.8 198.1 27.8 4.3 337.7 159.1 129.7 310.6 26 330.4 306.2 193.6 174.2 6.2 348.5 178.0 154.4 127.7 309.1 279.8 100.6 27 120.6 96.4 343.9 324.5 156.6 138.8 328.3 304.6 277.8 99.1 69.8 250.6 28 270.7 246.6 134.2 114.9 307.0 289.2 118.6 94.7 67.9 249.1 219.8 40.7 29 60.9 284.5 265.3 97.4 79.6 268.8 244.9 217.9 39.2 9.8 190.7 30 211.0 74.8 55.7 247.8 229.9 59.1 35.0 8.0 189.2 159.8 340.8 31 1.2 225.1 38.2 209.3 185.1 339.2 130.8

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 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 Saturn, System I, 2019 Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1 219.8 109.8 348.7 242.0 12.7 268.9 40.9 296.2 189.6 316.5 205.8 330.1 2 344.0 234.0 112.9 6.4 137.1 33.3 165.3 60.6 313.8 80.6 329.9 94.3 3 108.1 358.2 237.2 130.7 261.5 157.7 289.6 184.9 78.1 204.8 94.1 218.4 4 232.3 122.4 1.5 255.0 25.9 282.1 54.0 309.2 202.4 329.0 218.2 342.5 5 356.5 246.7 125.8 19.4 150.2 46.5 178.4 73.6 326.6 93.2 342.4 106.7 6 120.7 10.9 250.0 143.7 274.6 170.9 302.8 197.9 90.9 217.4 106.5 230.8 7 244.8 135.1 14.3 268.1 39.0 295.3 67.2 322.2 215.1 341.6 230.7 355.0 8 9.0 259.4 138.6 32.4 163.4 59.7 191.6 86.5 339.4 105.8 354.8 119.1 9 133.2 23.6 262.9 156.7 287.8 184.1 316.0 210.9 103.6 230.0 119.0 243.3 10 257.4 147.8 27.2 281.1 52.2 308.5 80.3 335.2 227.9 354.2 243.1 7.4 11 21.6 272.1 151.5 45.4 176.6 72.9 204.7 99.5 352.1 118.3 7.3 131.6 12 145.7 36.3 275.8 169.8 301.0 197.3 329.1 223.8 116.3 242.5 131.4 255.7 13 269.9 160.5 40.1 294.1 65.3 321.7 93.5 348.1 240.6 6.7 255.6 19.8 14 34.1 284.8 164.4 58.5 189.7 86.1 217.8 112.4 4.8 130.9 19.7 144.0 15 158.3 49.0 288.7 182.8 314.1 210.5 342.2 236.7 129.0 255.0 143.9 268.1 16 282.5 173.3 53.0 307.2 78.5 334.9 106.6 1.0 253.3 19.2 268.0 32.3 17 46.7 297.5 177.3 71.6 202.9 99.3 230.9 125.3 17.5 143.4 32.1 156.4 18 170.9 61.8 301.6 195.9 327.3 223.7 355.3 249.6 141.7 267.5 156.3 280.6 19 295.1 186.0 65.9 320.3 91.7 348.1 119.7 13.9 265.9 31.7 280.4 44.7 20 59.3 310.3 190.2 84.6 216.1 112.5 244.0 138.2 30.2 155.9 44.6 168.9 21 183.5 74.5 314.5 209.0 340.5 236.9 8.4 262.5 154.4 280.0 168.7 293.0 22 307.7 198.8 78.8 333.4 104.9 1.3 132.8 26.8 278.6 44.2 292.9 57.2 23 71.9 323.1 203.1 97.7 229.3 125.7 257.1 151.1 42.8 168.4 57.0 181.3 24 196.1 87.3 327.4 222.1 353.7 250.1 21.5 275.4 167.0 292.5 181.1 305.5 25 320.3 211.6 91.8 346.5 118.1 14.5 145.8 39.7 291.2 56.7 305.3 69.6 26 84.5 335.8 216.1 110.8 242.5 138.9 270.2 164.0 55.4 180.9 69.4 193.8 27 208.7 100.1 340.4 235.2 6.9 263.3 34.5 288.2 179.7 305.0 193.6 318.0 28 332.9 224.4 104.7 359.6 131.3 27.7 158.9 52.5 303.9 69.2 317.7 82.1 29 97.1 229.0 124.0 255.7 152.1 283.2 176.8 68.1 193.3 81.8 206.3 30 221.4 353.4 248.3 20.1 276.5 47.6 301.1 192.3 317.5 206.0 330.4 31 345.6 117.7 144.5 171.9 65.3 81.6 94.6

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 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 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.]

Lunar Occultation predictions Bill Sadowski Park Miami Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jan 1 11 23 51.8 r 159060 F6 8.2 7.9 19- 52 -10 38 133 80N 299 341 284 +7.0 -5.9 +1.5-0.4 .385 -178.8 15 9 53.5 -12 58 34 385.0 719.7 19 Jan 2 10 11 7.3 r 159619 F3 8.1 7.7 12- 40 14 116 54N 322 20 312 +6.9 -5.3 +0.1-1.0 .407 152.0 15 59 13.7 -16 13 18 390.9 874.4 19 Jan 2 11 4 9.2 R 2291WF7 5.5 5.2v 12- 40 24 124 86S 282 333 271 +6.8 -5.2 +1.2+0.4 .408 -166.1 16 0 19.6 -16 32 0 390.0 794.7 R2291 = 49 Librae 2291 is double: AB 5.5 11.5 144" 337.5, dT = -199sec 2291 = HIP 78400, 5.47, range 0.00, 4V, Type VAR, Period 0.45326 days 19 Jan 3 10 36 49.3 R 2423 K0 8.0 7.3 6- 29 7 115 90S 282 342 277 +6.2 -4.3 +0.5+0.5 .465 -171.8 16 51 10.3 -19 11 12 395.0 900.5 19 Jan 3 11 4 54.0 r 160134 K0 9.3 8.6 6- 28 13 119 65N 307 4 302 +6.2 -4.3 +0.3-0.4 .429 163.6 16 52 13.0 -19 9 45 394.4 854.9 19 Jan 3 11 16 45.1 R 160136pF3 8.2* 8.0s 6- 28 -11 15 121 75S 268 323 262 +6.2 -4.2 +1.1+1.0 .401 -156.4 16 52 20.6 -19 21 25 394.2 836.2 *** A light curve is desired as 160136 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205109565} 160136 is double: AB 8.2 16.8 84" 37.0, dT = +133sec 160136 = NSV 20795, 8.21 to 8.27, V, Type VAR: 19 Jan 8 23 59 45.4 d 164439 G5 9.4 8.8 7+ 31 14 243 75N 61 3 80 -1.9 +2.9 +0.5+0.1 .425 5.6 21 30 28.0 -17 9 34 404.6 837.1 19 Jan 9 0 23 50.8 d 3153dA9 8.4 7+ 31 9 246 64S 102 42 121 -2.0 +2.9 +0.9-1.4 .366 -34.8 21 31 15.0 -17 15 36 405.1 875.7 3153 is double: AB 8.47 12.55 3.05" 121.5, dT = +8sec 3153 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 9 23 22 25.3 d 164968kK0 8.1 7.6 13+ 42 -8 31 233 24N 7 318 29 -3.2 +4.2 -0.4+3.4 .215 54.4 22 16 25.2 -14 2 42 402.6 721.6 *** A light curve is desired as 164968 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206027050} 19 Jan 11 1 6 17.9 D 3392 A2 7.3 7.1 20+ 53 22 246 33S 127 70 151 -4.7 +5.2 +2.5-4.5 .169 -65.7 23 5 53.5 -10 26 16 402.1 801.9 19 Jan 11 22 55 21.8 D 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 28+ 64 -2 54 210 51N 30 3 54 -5.5 +6.2 +1.3+2.2 .293 24.8 23 48 32.5 - 6 22 50 397.2 621.8 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.17sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 19 Jan 12 0 30 17.3 d 146932cF8 8.7 8.5 28+ 64 40 237 76S 83 34 108 -5.8 +6.1 +2.0-0.5 .326 -25.7 23 50 50.0 - 6 16 4 398.1 698.8 146932 is double: AB 8.8 11.8 0.27" 195.8, dT = -0.32sec 146932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 14 2 50 31.0 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 48+ 87 34 256 38N 16 315 38 -7.8 +6.9 +0.7+2.8 .273 47.0 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 390.2 757.6 19 Jan 14 3 2 14.5 d 208pF0 7.0 6.8S 48+ 87 31 257 27S 131 69 153 -7.8 +6.9 +2.1-5.5 .157 -67.4 1 25 40.7 2 58 19 390.4 773.5 *** A light curve is desired as 208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220315860} 208 is double: AB 7.0 11.1 127" 43.3, dT = +28sec 208 = NSV 15302, 7., , Type VAR: 19 Jan 14 3 59 54.4 D 210DB9 6.6 6.7 48+ 88 19 265 50N 28 324 50 -8.0 +6.9 +0.5+1.7 .351 38.8 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 391.5 855.6 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.7" 329.5, dT = +8sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 18 0 4 38.2 D 730WA7 5.1 5.0v 86+ 136 57 94 33N 22 94 28 -6.0 +4.9 +0.4+3.6 .291 46.6 4 51 22.5 18 50 23 365.0 750.1 R730 = 97 Tauri (V480) 730 is double: AB 5.1 10.6 182" 301.9, dT = +106sec 730 = V0480 Tau, 5.09 to 5.13, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.042 days 19 Jan 18 1 37 28.3 d 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 86+ 137 77 116 21N 10 69 16 -6.2 +4.8 +0.5+5.6 .188 60.5 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 363.7 671.0 19 Jan 18 23 55 19.9 d 77667SB9 7.7* 7.7 93+ 150 42 84 62N 57 131 56 -4.6 +3.5 +0.8+1.8 .458 18.2 5 52 58.2 20 46 40 360.6 842.6 77667 is triple: AB 7.7 10.6 33" 186.1, dT = -46sec : AC 7.7 8.9 116" 301.1, dT = -111sec 19 Jan 19 7 55 4.1 d 77983 K2 7.1 6.3 94+ 153 31 280 53S 123 51 121 -5.6 +3.1 +0.4-1.9 .449 -29.6 6 7 17.9 20 49 13 360.0 902.2 19 Jan 20 6 56 50.2 D 1086cG9 6.4 6.0 99+ 166 57 270 67S 115 40 107 -3.7 +1.4 +1.5-1.6 .426 -15.9 7 10 6.7 21 14 49 354.3 761.4 1086 is double: ** 6.4 0.003" 338.4, dT = -0.01sec 19 Jan 20 8 15 45.4 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 99+ 167 40 277 68N 70 356 61 -3.8 +1.4 +1.5+0.0 .431 30.9 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 355.4 865.9 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +65sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +95sec 19 Jan 21 3 45 51.0 r X206781 11.8 87E 179 66 96 -87S 308 22 294 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-1.4 .354 147.2 8 8 16.9 20 33 35 352.0 718.4 19 Jan 21 3 46 32 m X107700 11.4 11.2 86E 179 66 96 -36N 6 79 352 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 9 23.1 20 42 41 352.0 718.6 19 Jan 21 3 46 41.4 D X107828 10.7 9.5 86E 179 65 97 90U 96 169 82 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+0.2 .421 -0.3 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 352.0 719.4 19 Jan 21 3 47 10.5 R 79973 K7 9.1 8.2 85E 179 66 96 -82N 320 33 306 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-2.3 .301 135.8 8 8 29.4 20 35 59 352.0 717.5 19 Jan 21 3 47 11.2 R X107546 10.6 10.3 85E 179 66 97 -31S 253 326 239 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+1.3 .388 -157.3 8 8 6.9 20 18 2 352.0 717.3 19 Jan 21 3 50 20 GrX107712 11.6 11.4 80E 179 66 ** GRAZE: CA-37.3N; Dist. 30km in az. 357deg. [Lat = 25.88+0.04(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jan 21 3 51 14.5 d X107829 11.3 10.7 79E 180 66 97 103U 63 136 49 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+1.9 .350 33.4 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 352.0 716.0 19 Jan 21 3 52 53.5 d X206837 11.6 76E 180 67 97 -20N 25 98 11 -1.2 -0.4 +1.8+7.8 .134 71.3 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 351.9 714.5 19 Jan 21 3 53 43.4 r X206788 11.6 74E 180 67 98 -15S 239 311 225 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+2.1 .333 -142.9 8 8 25.8 20 13 58 351.9 713.0 19 Jan 21 3 56 11.0 D X107812 10.9 10.5 70E 180 67 98 -7N 40 113 26 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+4.1 .231 56.5 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 351.9 712.5 19 Jan 21 3 57 31 r X107712 11.6 11.4 67E 180 68 98 -52N 355 68 342 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .078 100.8 8 9 28.9 20 39 29 351.9 711.0 19 Jan 21 3 59 6.2 d X107861 11.2 10.9 64E 180 68 99 74U 106 178 92 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-0.3 .411 -9.1 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.9 710.9 19 Jan 21 3 59 23.0 D X107852 10.5 10.2 64E 180 68 99 71U 117 189 103 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-0.8 .391 -20.3 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.9 710.7 19 Jan 21 4 2 27.5 r X206801 11.8 58E 180 69 100 7S 222 293 208 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+3.8 .240 -125.4 8 8 54.9 20 9 42 351.8 707.6 19 Jan 21 4 2 33.0 r X107681 11.3 10.5 58E 180 69 99 -71N 339 51 325 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-4.9 .191 117.5 8 9 17.7 20 38 11 351.8 707.6 19 Jan 21 4 4 50.3 D X107824 10.8 10.5 54E 180 69 99 -18N 33 105 19 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+5.5 .181 64.0 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.8 707.0 19 Jan 21 4 5 48.9 d X107881 11.1 10.7 52E 180 69 100 75U 88 160 75 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.5 .410 8.4 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.8 706.9 19 Jan 21 4 5 50.4 R X 12295 G0 9.8 9.5 52E 180 70 101 -22S 253 323 239 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+1.3 .377 -155.7 8 8 40.2 20 17 3 351.8 705.4 19 Jan 21 4 7 50.1 r X107612 11.2 10.6 48E 180 70 101 -31S 263 334 249 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.7 .401 -166.0 8 8 40.8 20 19 57 351.8 704.3 19 Jan 21 4 8 19.4 R 79979 F5 9.1 8.9 47E 180 70 102 99U 209 279 195 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+6.7 .152 -111.6 8 9 19.1 20 7 8 351.8 704.4 19 Jan 21 4 9 45.9 r X107732 10.9 10.8 43E 180 71 101 -70N 344 55 330 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-6.1 .161 113.0 8 9 36.4 20 38 18 351.8 703.5 19 Jan 21 4 11 25.8 R X 12302 G0 10.3 9.5 41E 180 71 101 -74S 308 19 294 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.5 .353 149.0 8 9 1.8 20 32 21 351.7 702.4 19 Jan 21 4 11 38.3 d X107809 11.8 11.7 40E 180 71 102 68U 166 236 152 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-6.8 .147 -69.0 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.7 703.0 19 Jan 21 4 12 45.1 d X206871 11.8 38E 180 71 101 82U 67 138 53 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3+1.6 .355 30.6 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.7 702.9 19 Jan 21 4 13 45.6 R X 12300 F5 10.5 10.4 36E 180 72 103 -17S 253 322 239 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3+1.3 .374 -155.3 8 8 54.0 20 16 40 351.7 701.2 19 Jan 21 4 18 12.6 r X206837 11.6 28E 180 72 102 -71N 349 59 335 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-7.8 .132 108.7 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 351.7 699.4 19 Jan 21 4 19 24.4 D X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 26E 180 73 103 102U 27 97 13 -1.3 -0.4 +2.4+7.5 .136 70.6 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.7 699.3 19 Jan 21 4 22 19.9 D X107930 10.7 9.6 21E 180 73 104 52U 106 175 92 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.4 .405 -8.1 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.7 698.3 19 Jan 21 4 25 32.1 d X107915 11.0 10.3 16E 180 74 106 42U 132 200 118 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.8 .339 -33.8 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.6 696.8 19 Jan 21 4 27 51.4 d X107879 11.7 11.5 12E 180 74 107 42U 153 220 140 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-3.9 .232 -55.3 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.6 695.7 19 Jan 21 4 28 46.7 D X107954k 10.2 9.7 11E 180 74 106 52U 99 167 85 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.1 .408 -0.8 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.6 695.6 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 4 30 10.9 r X107743 11.1 9.6 9E 180 75 106 -67S 316 23 302 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-2.1 .322 142.3 8 9 40.9 20 33 3 351.6 694.0 19 Jan 21 4 30 32.7 R X 12314 F0 10.1 9.7 9E 180 75 107 -30S 279 345 265 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.1 .407 179.5 8 9 20.6 20 23 23 351.6 693.7 19 Jan 21 4 35 3 m X206861 11.2 4E 180 76 107 100U 8 75 354 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 10 50.8 20 38 10 351.6 692.7 19 Jan 21 4 38 57.2 D X107963k 10.9 10.9 1E 180 77 109 76U 54 120 40 -1.3 -0.4 +2.5+2.5 .290 44.3 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.5 691.8 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 4 39 31.3 r X107758 11.3 10.9 0E 180 77 110 101U 306 11 292 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.5 .359 152.4 8 9 49.0 20 30 23 351.5 690.8 19 Jan 21 4 39 37.3 R X107824 10.8 10.5 0E 180 77 110 101U 343 48 329 -1.3 -0.4 +2.0-5.6 .178 116.0 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.5 690.9 19 Jan 21 4 40 19.1 R X107812 10.9 10.5 0E 180 77 110 102U 335 40 321 -1.3 -0.4 +2.1-4.2 .224 123.6 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 351.5 690.7 19 Jan 21 4 40 45.4 r X206830 11.7 0E 180 77 111 97U 292 356 278 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.8 .394 166.4 8 9 42.5 20 26 42 351.5 690.4 19 Jan 21 4 41 14.6 r X107771 11.7 11.3 0E 180 77 111 101U 315 19 301 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-2.1 .327 143.9 8 9 58.9 20 32 12 351.5 690.4 19 Jan 21 4 41 37 m X107845 11.4 10.9 0E 180 77 113 42U 189 251 175 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 10 38.5 20 1 12 351.5 690.6 19 Jan 21 4 42 44.0 r X107809 11.8 11.7 0E 180 78 113 55U 210 272 196 -1.3 -0.4 +2.9+6.8 .145 -111.0 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.5 690.1 19 Jan 21 4 42 52.1 d X107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 77 111 88U 29 93 15 -1.3 -0.4 +2.9+7.2 .137 70.2 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.5 690.5 19 Jan 21 4 46 2.3 R X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 0E 180 78 113 96U 350 53 336 -1.3 -0.4 +1.8-7.8 .134 109.4 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.5 689.3 19 Jan 21 4 58 59.3 r X107829 11.3 10.7 0E 180 81 122 86U 313 8 299 -1.4 -0.4 +2.2-2.1 .336 146.7 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 351.4 686.5 19 Jan 21 5 9 37.0 R X107828 10.7 9.5 0E 180 83 134 66U 280 323 266 -1.4 -0.4 +2.4-0.4 .402 -179.6 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 351.4 685.5 19 Jan 21 5 10 14.0 r X107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 83 133 86U 351 36 337 -1.4 -0.4 +1.4-7.8 .136 109.8 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.4 685.6 19 Jan 21 5 17 18.7 r X107879 11.7 11.5 0E 180 84 147 27U 226 257 211 -1.4 -0.4 +3.0+3.4 .229 -124.7 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.4 685.4 19 Jan 21 5 17 20.3 d X108085k 11.3 11.1 0E 180 84 142 78U 70 106 56 -1.4 -0.4 +2.6+1.2 .344 31.3 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.4 685.7 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 5 18 47.8 R X107852 10.5 10.2 0E 180 84 149 48U 261 290 247 -1.4 -0.4 +2.6+0.5 .377 -159.7 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.4 685.3 19 Jan 21 5 22 9.4 r X107861 11.2 10.9 0E 180 84 156 52U 272 295 258 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.0 .397 -170.9 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.4 685.4 19 Jan 21 5 23 4 m X206896k 11.2 0E 180 84 157 13U 191 213 177 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 11 45.1 19 58 7 351.4 685.6 *** A light curve is desired as X206896 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982300} 19 Jan 21 5 23 24.7 r X206871 11.8 0E 180 85 157 73U 312 334 298 -1.4 -0.4 +2.1-2.0 .346 149.4 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.4 685.5 19 Jan 21 5 26 16 M X 12383kF2 9.7 9.5 0E 180 84 164 17U 191 207 177 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 11 50.5 19 58 8 351.4 685.8 *** A light curve is desired as X 12383 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982318} 19 Jan 21 5 27 27.6 d X108116k 11.7 11.3 0E 180 84 163 71U 107 124 93 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-0.8 .401 -5.8 8 13 18.0 20 11 56 351.4 686.0 *** A light curve is desired as X108116 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211996645} 19 Jan 21 5 27 32.6 d X108114k 11.1 11.0 0E 180 84 163 68U 113 129 98 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-1.0 .395 -11.0 8 13 15.8 20 10 28 351.4 686.0 *** A light curve is desired as X108114 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211995126} 19 Jan 21 5 28 7.5 r X107881 11.1 10.7 0E 180 85 169 60U 290 300 276 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-0.9 .398 171.6 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.4 685.9 19 Jan 21 5 28 28.1 D 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 0E 180 85 165 79U 90 105 76 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.0 .395 11.3 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 351.4 686.1 19 Jan 21 5 32 33.8 d X206932k 11.7 0E 180 85 176 64U 132 137 118 -1.4 -0.4 +2.1-2.1 .347 -30.5 8 13 10.9 20 5 8 351.4 686.5 *** A light curve is desired as X206932 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211989513} 19 Jan 21 5 32 58.9 d X206942k 11.9 0E 180 85 176 84U 89 94 75 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.0 .393 12.5 8 13 30.5 20 16 45 351.4 686.6 *** A light curve is desired as X206942 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001507} 19 Jan 21 5 36 59.3 r X107915 11.0 10.3 0E 180 85 191 32U 248 237 234 -1.5 -0.4 +2.7+1.2 .335 -146.2 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.4 687.0 19 Jan 21 5 37 36.5 R X107963k 10.9 10.9 0E 180 85 192 78U 326 315 312 -1.5 -0.4 +1.9-3.1 .288 135.6 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.3 687.1 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 5 38 49.5 d X108153k 11.3 10.9 0E 180 85 190 91U 86 77 72 -1.5 -0.4 +2.5+0.1 .388 15.7 8 13 40.2 20 17 7 351.3 687.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108153 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001873} 19 Jan 21 5 40 51 m X206915k 11.7 0E 180 84 197 34U 192 175 178 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 12 13.4 19 56 25 351.4 687.8 *** A light curve is desired as X206915 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211980480} 19 Jan 21 5 41 53.0 d X206952k 11.8 0E 180 85 197 94U 86 69 72 -1.5 -0.4 +2.5+0.2 .387 16.5 8 13 45.3 20 17 3 351.3 688.0 *** A light curve is desired as X206952 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001792} 19 Jan 21 5 46 9.3 R X107930 10.7 9.6 1E 180 84 211 49U 274 244 260 -1.5 -0.4 +2.4-0.3 .400 -171.9 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.4 688.9 19 Jan 21 5 51 22.4 d X206962k 11.6 6E 180 83 216 95U 114 80 100 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.2 .397 -11.2 8 13 55.2 20 8 4 351.4 690.1 *** A light curve is desired as X206962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992707} 19 Jan 21 5 52 6 m X108098k 11.7 11.5 6E 180 84 221 -46N 13 334 359 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 9.2 20 34 40 351.4 690.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212019488} 19 Jan 21 5 52 48.9 d X108121k 11.5 11.3 7E 180 83 218 75U 156 119 142 -1.5 -0.4 +1.5-4.1 .244 -53.0 8 13 21.1 19 59 20 351.4 690.5 *** A light curve is desired as X108121 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983549} 19 Jan 21 5 52 56.3 R X107954k 10.2 9.7 7E 180 83 223 56U 282 241 268 -1.5 -0.4 +2.3-0.7 .405 -179.3 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.4 690.7 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 5 53 9.4 d X108160k 11.7 11.5 8E 180 83 219 87U 135 98 121 -1.5 -0.4 +2.0-2.3 .343 -32.3 8 13 43.3 20 2 46 351.4 690.6 *** A light curve is desired as X108160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211987102} 19 Jan 21 5 54 54.5 d X108191k 10.9 10.7 10E 180 83 221 100U 111 72 97 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.1 .401 -8.3 8 14 2.5 20 8 29 351.4 691.1 *** A light curve is desired as X108191 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993128} 19 Jan 21 5 59 42.6 d X206964k 11.9 17E 180 82 229 -83N 55 8 41 -1.5 -0.4 +3.0+2.1 .271 48.3 8 14 2.4 20 23 59 351.4 692.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206964 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008786} 19 Jan 21 6 3 24.0 d X206968k 11.4 23E 180 82 231 -29S 125 76 110 -1.5 -0.4 +2.1-1.7 .380 -21.2 8 14 8.8 20 4 14 351.4 693.9 *** A light curve is desired as X206968 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988627} 19 Jan 21 6 5 26.6 D 80029kG0 9.9 9.7 26E 180 81 234 -75S 80 29 66 -1.5 -0.4 +2.6+0.3 .373 23.7 8 14 24.0 20 16 41 351.4 694.6 *** A light curve is desired as 80029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001453} 19 Jan 21 6 5 31.1 d X206975 11.7 27E 180 81 235 -87S 67 16 53 -1.5 -0.4 +2.8+1.1 .330 36.0 8 14 19.8 20 20 11 351.4 694.7 19 Jan 21 6 6 16.6 d X206974k 11.5 28E 180 81 236 -89N 63 11 49 -1.5 -0.4 +2.9+1.4 .312 40.1 8 14 18.9 20 21 13 351.4 695.0 *** A light curve is desired as X206974 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005960} 19 Jan 21 6 9 30.9 d X108226k 11.7 11.5 34E 179 81 238 -85N 61 6 47 -1.5 -0.4 +2.9+1.5 .300 42.6 8 14 22.9 20 21 31 351.4 696.3 *** A light curve is desired as X108226 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006291} 19 Jan 21 6 11 51.7 d X206980k 11.3 38E 179 80 239 -48S 109 54 95 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.0 .407 -5.4 8 14 32.1 20 7 28 351.4 697.2 *** A light curve is desired as X206980 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992063} 19 Jan 21 6 15 24 m X206957k 11.4 45E 179 79 244 -36N 14 314 360 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 48.6 20 30 49 351.4 699.0 *** A light curve is desired as X206957 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015588} 19 Jan 21 6 16 42 m X206959k 11.7 48E 179 79 245 -36N 14 313 360 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 52.3 20 31 58 351.4 699.6 *** A light curve is desired as X206959 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212016762} 19 Jan 21 6 21 34.7 D X108268k 10.1 9.4 57E 179 78 245 -43S 118 58 104 -1.6 -0.4 +2.0-1.5 .399 -14.0 8 14 43.9 20 4 5 351.4 701.7 *** A light curve is desired as X108268 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988474} 19 Jan 21 6 23 6.6 D 80038pK0 9.8 60E 179 78 247 -89S 72 10 58 -1.6 -0.4 +2.7+0.7 .350 32.0 8 14 51.8 20 17 6 351.4 702.5 *** A light curve is desired as 80038 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001861} 80038 is double: AB 10.38 10.99 1.84" 146.8, dT = +1.4sec 80038 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 23 7.9 d X108286D 10.9 10.4 60E 179 78 247 -89S 72 10 58 -1.6 -0.4 +2.7+0.7 .350 31.9 8 14 51.9 20 17 5 351.4 702.5 X108286 is double: BA 11.0 10.4 1.8" 326.8, dT = -1.4sec X108286 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 23 11.5 D X108263p 10.7 10.3 60E 179 78 247 -75N 56 354 42 -1.6 -0.4 +3.1+1.9 .274 48.3 8 14 42.9 20 21 28 351.4 702.6 *** A light curve is desired as X108263 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006225} X108263 is double: AB 10.0 11.0 1.0" 84.5, dT = +3sec X108263 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 27 29.4 r X108085k 11.3 11.1 68E 179 77 250 101U 316 251 302 -1.6 -0.4 +1.7-2.4 .353 148.6 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.5 705.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 6 29 8.2 d X206987k 11.2 71E 179 77 249 -36S 128 65 114 -1.6 -0.4 +1.9-2.0 .380 -23.4 8 14 50.1 20 0 53 351.5 705.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206987 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985144} 19 Jan 21 6 36 53.7 d X108260k 11.3 11.1 84E 179 75 253 -45N 30 323 16 -1.6 -0.4 +5.0+7.9 .110 74.7 8 14 42.6 20 25 13 351.5 710.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108260 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212010018} 19 Jan 22 3 10 39.2 r 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 99- 166 43 89 49N 322 33 303 +1.1 -2.1 +1.6-1.7 .353 137.8 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 353.0 815.9 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -132sec Distance of 1370 to Terminator = 15.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.5" 19 Jan 22 8 32 4.3 r 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 98- 164 62 258 76S 268 200 249 +0.4 -2.2 +2.1-0.5 .406 -154.6 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 352.0 767.6 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Jan 22 11 3 38.7 R 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 98- 163 29 276 65S 259 189 239 +0.3 -2.1 +0.9-0.5 .470 -146.7 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 354.7 966.2 19 Jan 23 4 56 46.6 R 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94- 151 52 101 70S 265 331 243 +3.0 -3.8 +1.9+0.9 .405 -155.9 .01 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 354.1 762.1 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Jan 24 11 15 18.4 r 118841kF5 7.6 7.3 85- 135 48 253 44N 336 275 312 +4.2 -4.9 +0.6-2.7 .376 144.5 11 25 25.3 7 57 11 358.9 804.6 *** A light curve is desired as 118841 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201928968} 19 Jan 25 5 6 48.9 r 1755 A0 6.9 6.9 77- 123 26 99 48N 332 36 308 +6.5 -6.1 +0.6-1.7 .391 141.9 12 11 40.2 4 3 21 364.3 877.8 19 Jan 25 9 36 40.3 r 119317KA* 8.0 7.9V 76- 122 67 189 47N 333 325 309 +6.0 -5.9 +1.2-2.6 .344 150.9 12 18 19.1 3 6 4 362.3 691.3 *** 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 46 % 19 Jan 26 10 17 47.5 r 139218 K0 7.6 7.1 65- 108 62 182 28N 352 350 330 +7.0 -6.3 +0.5-3.6 .253 132.2 13 12 43.8 - 2 15 54 368.2 672.9 19 Jan 26 11 14 12.4 r 139227SF8 7.7 7.4 65- 108 58 210 70N 311 284 288 +6.9 -6.2 +1.8-1.8 .378 172.8 13 13 13.7 - 2 33 21 368.6 681.9 139227 is triple: Aa,Ab 8.0 10.0 0.40" 329.6, dT = -1sec : AB 7.7 10.1 9.6" 302.0, dT = -25sec 139227 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 26 12 2 13.5 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 65- 107 -2 51 227 89S 290 249 268 +6.7 -6.2 +2.0-1.3 .385 -168.2 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 369.3 705.1 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 84 % 19 Jan 27 6 52 2.0 r 2005 G5 7.0* 6.4 56- 96 22 110 32S 232 290 211 +8.3 -6.6 +2.2+4.5 .189 -113.5 13 58 59.9 - 6 55 31 376.3 863.6 19 Jan 27 9 38 32.4 r 139700 F5 8.0* 7.8 55- 95 52 146 53N 327 357 307 +7.9 -6.4 +1.3-1.8 .347 156.8 14 3 16.3 - 7 8 23 374.4 684.9 19 Jan 28 8 26 8.4 r 158868 K0 8.0* 7.4 44- 84 29 121 81N 296 348 280 +8.3 -6.2 +1.1-0.2 .427 -177.2 14 52 21.1 -11 28 23 381.7 792.0 19 Jan 28 9 57 26.6 R 2128 G7 5.8 5.3 44- 83 44 141 72S 270 305 253 +8.1 -6.1 +2.5+0.6 .318 -148.2 14 54 22.9 -11 53 54 380.7 691.1 R2128 = 13 Librae 19 Jan 29 7 54 21.0 r 2245kK0 6.3* 5.7 34- 72 11 113 11N 3 63 351 +8.2 -5.6 -1.4-4.9 .172 111.1 15 43 24.9 -15 2 36 388.6 899.1 *** A light curve is desired as 2245 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250036555} 19 Jan 29 8 36 2 Gr 2247 A6 5.4 5.3 34- 72 19 ** GRAZE: CA 11.7S; Dist. 49km in az. 26deg. [Lat = 26.10-0.44(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jan 29 8 36 5 M 2247 A6 5.4* 5.3 34- 72 19 119 12S 206 261 194 +8.2 -5.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 44 4.4 -15 40 22 387.9 835.2 R2247 = eta Librae 19 Jan 29 15 41 49 Gr 2271cK0 4.1 3.6 32- 69 38 29 ** GRAZE: CA 0.9S; Dist. 70km in az. 357deg. [Lat = 26.24+0.04(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jan 29 15 42 36 m 2271cK0 4.1* 3.6 32- 69 39 29 231 1S 194 147 183 +6.7 -5.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 53 49.5 -16 43 45 388.3 692.2 R2271 = theta Librae Distance of 2271 to Terminator = 13.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jan 30 10 57 59.8 R 2391kK0 7.0 6.2 24- 59 33 138 80S 270 310 263 +7.3 -4.4 +2.1+0.8 .333 -156.1 16 38 34.7 -18 49 33 391.4 692.2 *** A light curve is desired as 2391 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213994}

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Feb 1 10 15 7.5 r 186712 A3 8.1 7.9 10- 37 6 118 43S 222 282 226 +5.6 -2.0 +1.9+3.7 .219 -119.5 18 21 57.1 -22 1 20 400.8 863.3 19 Feb 1 10 55 8.6 r 2663 K5 7.8 6.8 10- 37 14 123 15N 344 39 348 +5.5 -1.9 -0.8-3.0 .199 118.9 .01 18 23 34.9 -21 39 50 400.0 797.1 19 Feb 8 23 44 3.4 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 14+ 44 -8 35 247 13N 354 298 18 -5.8 +6.4 -0.6+5.5 .159 65.3 0 21 4.3 - 2 54 35 398.4 734.7 19 Feb 9 0 52 53.3 D 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 14+ 45 21 256 42S 120 58 143 -6.0 +6.4 +1.4-3.2 .235 -56.6 0 23 39.9 - 3 3 29 399.6 826.5 19 Feb 12 0 17 11.4 D 398cK0 6.5 5.9 40+ 79 62 242 14N 357 303 14 -7.9 +6.7 +0.2+6.8 .142 65.5 2 42 0.1 10 32 41 384.4 637.9 398 is double: 6.9 8.5 350.0, dT = -70sec 19 Feb 13 21 28 48 Gr 648SG8 3.8 3.3s 61+ 102 23 52 ** GRAZE: CA-14.6N; Dist.416km in az. 147deg. [Lat = 21.12+0.59(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Feb 13 21 31 43.4 d 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 61+ 102 21 52 94 49N 39 109 47 -7.0 +5.4 +0.8+2.6 .368 27.2 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 374.3 750.4 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.6, dT = +21sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -349sec 19 Feb 14 1 7 24.6 D 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 62+ 103 76 240 72N 62 7 70 -7.7 +5.1 +2.4+1.1 .343 10.1 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 372.2 629.5 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +191sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +191sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 1 10 55.3 D 93962pF7 7.0 6.7s 62+ 103 75 241 32S 138 83 146 -7.7 +5.1 +3.8-5.8 .143 -65.8 4 29 20.6 17 32 42 372.2 630.4 *** A light curve is desired as 93962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210640991} 93962 is double: ** 7.0 0.012" 319.1, dT = -0.08sec 93962 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1235). Observations are highly desired 93962 = NSV 16025, 7.05, range 0.03, b, Type BY: 19 Feb 14 1 16 31.0 d 93967pB7 7.8* 62+ 103 74 244 64S 107 49 114 -7.8 +5.1 +2.9-1.4 .291 -33.8 4 29 48.1 17 40 39 372.2 631.8 *** A light curve is desired as 93967 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210650598} 93967 is double: AB 9.37 8.09 0.054" 243.4, dT = -0.14sec 93967 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 41 38.6 D X 70265p 7.0 7.0 62+ 104 43 271 86N 77 5 84 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.3 .414 4.6 4 33 32.8 18 1 1 373.4 752.5 *** A light curve is desired as X 70265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031436} X 70265 is double: BA 7.0 7.0 3.1" 96.0, dT = +7sec X 70265 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 41 41.3 D 684pB9 6.2 62+ 104 43 271 86N 77 5 84 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.3 .414 4.6 4 33 32.9 18 1 0 373.4 752.5 R684 = 119 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 684 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031423} 684 is double: AB 6.97 7.02 3.10" 276.0, dT = -7sec 684 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 15 2 6 41.2 d 77196 K0 7.3 6.5 72+ 117 76 251 51N 46 340 48 -7.2 +3.8 +2.4+2.2 .296 35.1 5 28 58.0 20 26 31 365.9 642.9 19 Feb 15 3 10 21.5 D 826 B5 7.1 7.1 73+ 117 63 266 27N 23 309 25 -7.3 +3.8 +2.6+4.7 .181 61.9 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 366.2 680.2 19 Feb 15 4 48 1.8 D 837 B6 6.2 6.2 73+ 118 41 276 63N 59 346 60 -7.6 +3.7 +1.6+0.5 .385 30.1 5 33 38.8 20 28 27 367.2 792.3 19 Feb 15 23 54 37.8 d 987cG5 8.0 7.4 82+ 129 -10 59 91 79S 102 178 98 -5.6 +2.4 +2.1+0.1 .384 -22.2 6 27 19.0 21 17 37 361.5 726.6 987 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 987 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1317). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 0 46 49.4 d 78406 A0 7.6 7.6 82+ 130 71 99 27S 155 228 150 -5.7 +2.4 +4.1-7.4 .119 -72.2 6 28 9.4 21 9 27 360.7 680.3 19 Feb 16 4 9 31.6 d 78510 F0 8.0 7.8 83+ 131 63 267 90N 92 16 87 -6.3 +2.2 +2.1-0.6 .403 2.1 6 34 20.8 21 26 35 360.4 705.3 19 Feb 16 4 13 33.6 d 78514cK2 8.0 7.4 83+ 131 62 268 87S 95 19 90 -6.3 +2.2 +2.0-0.8 .406 -0.8 6 34 27.6 21 25 38 360.4 709.1 78514 is double: ** 8.8 9.4 0.040" 304.0, dT = -0.09sec 78514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 865). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 4 46 52.4 d 78529 B8 8.0 8.0 83+ 131 55 271 88N 90 15 85 -6.4 +2.2 +1.8-0.7 .424 5.0 6 35 27.0 21 25 48 360.7 744.1 19 Feb 17 0 55 15.5 D 1143cG5 6.8 6.3 90+ 144 59 91 37N 46 122 35 -4.1 +0.6 +1.5+3.0 .307 43.4 7 32 34.5 21 24 28 356.5 731.7 19 Feb 17 23 57 36.4 d 1282 G0 6.6* 6.2 96+ 157 -10 33 82 56N 72 144 56 -2.1 -1.0 +0.7+1.4 .481 21.2 8 35 19.4 19 35 24 355.2 889.1 R1282 = 35 Cancri 19 Feb 18 1 16 29.3 D 1287kA5 6.7 6.6 96+ 158 50 90 66S 131 204 115 -2.2 -1.2 +1.8-1.2 .374 -34.7 8 37 46.8 19 16 2 353.6 781.0 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936163} 19 Feb 18 2 14 32.2 d 98009kA7 7.6 7.6v 96+ 158 62 97 82S 115 187 99 -2.3 -1.2 +2.1-0.6 .407 -15.9 8 39 44.7 19 16 31 352.7 724.9 *** A light curve is desired as 98009 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936696} 98009 = BU Cnc, 7.67, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.071 days 19 Feb 18 2 20 27.7 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 96+ 158 64 98 40N 57 129 41 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+2.4 .312 42.1 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 352.7 720.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.5, dT = -1.6sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = +65sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +295sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +272sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 Feb 18 2 25 3.2 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 96+ 158 65 98 39N 56 127 40 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+2.5 .302 43.9 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 352.6 717.0 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = +28sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -276sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 Feb 18 2 25 35.0 d 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 96+ 158 65 98 36N 53 124 37 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+2.8 .286 46.9 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 352.6 716.6 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.6sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = -38sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -319sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 Feb 18 2 31 0.1 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 96+ 158 66 100 79N 96 166 79 -2.4 -1.2 +2.2+0.2 .416 4.7 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 352.5 713.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.13sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 Feb 18 2 37 15.1 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 96+ 158 67 101 38N 55 125 38 -2.4 -1.3 +2.3+2.7 .289 45.9 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 352.5 709.2 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +448sec 19 Feb 18 2 45 7.5 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 96+ 158 69 102 32N 49 118 32 -2.4 -1.3 +2.4+3.3 .252 52.3 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 352.4 704.7 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -495sec Distance of 1299 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.9" 19 Feb 18 2 46 25.0 d 98027kA8 7.8 7.7v 96+ 158 69 103 80S 117 186 101 -2.4 -1.3 +2.2-0.8 .396 -15.9 8 40 39.2 19 13 42 352.4 704.3 *** A light curve is desired as 98027 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211933524} 98027 = BN Cnc, 7.8, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.0388205 days 19 Feb 18 5 48 13.2 D 1312pF2 6.8 6.6 97+ 159 68 257 63S 135 67 118 -2.8 -1.3 +1.4-2.3 .390 -25.3 8 45 29.6 18 49 3 352.1 737.6 *** A light curve is desired as 1312 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211906132} 1312 is double: AB 6.8 13.0 8.1" 298.0, dT = -20sec 1312 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 21 4 11 8 m 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 44 107 -13N 26 87 2 +4.1 -5.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 355.5 799.4 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Feb 21 4 11 19 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 45 ** GRAZE: CA-13.3N; Dist. 60km in az. 195deg. [Lat = 25.05-0.25(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Feb 22 6 30 48.6 r 119565 M* 7.9 7.0v 90- 143 57 136 48N 329 8 306 +5.8 -6.2 +1.2-2.0 .375 153.7 12 44 25.4 0 32 12 359.3 728.5 119565 = KU Vir, 7.86 to 8.06, Hp, Type LB 19 Feb 23 9 49 52.3 r 1965pA1 6.5* 6.5 81- 128 56 205 6N 11 348 350 +6.7 -6.2 -1.1-6.1 .140 111.1 13 43 54.2 - 5 29 56 365.7 686.2 *** A light curve is desired as 1965 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212801410} 1965 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.33sec 1965 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1453). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1965 to Terminator = 8.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Feb 23 11 28 47.5 r 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 80- 127 -6 41 235 87N 291 243 270 +6.5 -6.1 +1.7-1.4 .415 -172.8 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 367.2 744.4 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Feb 25 6 33 31.7 r 2200 K0 7.5* 7.0 62- 104 21 118 46S 240 295 226 +8.6 -5.7 +2.0+2.9 .250 -123.0 15 24 5.0 -14 18 37 380.4 848.2 19 Feb 26 12 31 2.0 d 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 50- 90 9 43 202 -81N 91 70 83 +7.4 -4.3 +2.8-0.4 .308 16.5 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 385.7 601.9 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 26 14 0 42.7 r 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 49- 89 28 32 225 71N 298 256 290 +7.1 -4.2 +2.1-1.7 .340 163.7 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 387.0 664.4 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 27 14 14 9 Gr 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 30 34 ** GRAZE: CA 1.5S; Dist.158km in az. 352deg. [Lat = 27.04+0.13(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Feb 27 14 15 17 m 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 31 35 215 1S 186 152 183 +6.4 -3.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 391.9 618.5 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.7 : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 28 9 57 42.3 r 186319 K0 8.0 7.4 31- 67 25 133 33S 213 258 215 +6.6 -2.1 +4.6+6.4 .116 -108.5 18 7 39.9 -22 4 38 396.3 704.3 19 Feb 28 10 18 45.5 r 186323 K2 8.1 7.2s 31- 67 29 137 81N 278 320 281 +6.5 -2.1 +1.8+0.5 .350 -174.4 18 7 42.7 -21 51 38 396.0 676.2 186323 = NSV 10224, 8.12 to 8.18, V 19 Feb 28 10 28 22 m 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 30 139 14S 194 234 196 +6.5 -2.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 18 8 44.9 -22 9 38 395.9 665.3 186348 = V4382 Sgr, 7.94, range 0.02, 9V, Type BCEP, Period 0.175881 days, Phase 62 % 19 Feb 28 10 28 25 Gr 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 30 ** GRAZE: CA 14.2S; Dist. 40km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 26.03-0.50(E.Long+80.32)]

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Mar 4 16 38 19 Gr 3171cA7 3.7 3.5v 4- 22 58 50 ** GRAZE: CA 0.3N; Dist.212km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 23.29+0.62(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Mar 4 16 40 14 M 3171cA7 3.7* 3.5v 4- 22 56 47 189 0N 334 325 354 +0.0 +3.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 21 40 5.5 -16 39 44 401.7 582.3 R3171 = Nashira = gamma Capricorni 3171 is double: AB 4.6 4.6 0.007" 209.1 3171 = gam Cap, 3.2, range 0.03, J, Type ACV 19 Mar 9 0 11 41.8 d 109538kK0 9.3 8.6 5+ 26 -11 14 264 67S 101 37 124 -5.7 +6.6 +0.6-1.5 .372 -35.4 0 56 21.0 0 23 46 398.3 881.9 *** A light curve is desired as 109538 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220211069} 19 Mar 9 0 34 44.8 D 109548 F0 8.4 8.2 5+ 26 9 266 63S 105 41 128 -5.7 +6.6 +0.4-1.6 .375 -37.9 0 56 59.6 0 27 10 398.8 918.6 19 Mar 9 1 0 46 m 126cK0 7.6 7.0 5+ 26 3 269 10S 158 93 181 -5.8 +6.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 0 57 13.0 0 20 32 399.4 962.1 126 is double: AB 7.6 11.1 350.0 19 Mar 10 0 44 25.2 d X 2405 K0 9.1 8.7 10+ 37 18 267 81S 85 20 106 -6.5 +6.7 +0.6-0.7 .428 -17.0 1 43 12.7 5 5 19 394.8 857.9 19 Mar 10 0 46 18.9 d 110085 G0 8.6 8.4 10+ 37 18 267 71N 57 352 78 -6.5 +6.7 +0.6+0.3 .440 11.6 1 43 6.4 5 12 40 394.8 861.0 19 Mar 10 1 0 29.3 d 110087cG0 8.8 8.5 10+ 37 15 269 46N 32 327 53 -6.5 +6.7 +0.5+1.4 .369 36.9 1 43 11.9 5 19 31 395.1 883.6 110087 is double: AB 9.2 10.2 0.40" 8.6, dT = +1sec 110087 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 10 1 19 53.6 d 110095 K0 7.8 7.0 10+ 37 10 271 33S 133 68 154 -6.6 +6.7 +0.2-4.1 .217 -63.0 1 43 59.0 4 59 45 395.6 915.8 19 Mar 11 0 16 56.9 D 368DK2 6.2 17+ 48 -12 36 263 60N 46 340 64 -7.0 +6.5 +1.2+1.1 .367 22.4 2 29 35.4 9 33 56 389.6 750.2 368 is double: AB 6.23 9.85 1.49" 143.4, dT = -0.5sec 368 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 12 0 40 5.0 D 93387 F8 7.1 6.7 25+ 60 43 265 48S 119 52 134 -7.4 +6.0 +1.7-2.8 .262 -47.3 3 19 52.0 13 22 37 384.9 720.8 19 Mar 13 1 9 58.5 D 620 K0 6.1 5.5 35+ 72 48 268 40N 30 320 40 -7.5 +5.2 +1.9+2.6 .260 47.1 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 379.9 703.8 19 Mar 13 23 21 42.2 d 760CA5 6.6* 45+ 84 1 83 219 48N 43 6 47 -6.9 +4.1 +2.2+2.5 .286 32.7 5 5 32.1 19 48 25 373.8 616.6 760 is double: AB 7.02 7.56 0.97" 295.6, dT = -1sec 760 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 14 1 26 27.8 D 769cG5 6.5 6.0 45+ 85 57 268 70N 65 351 69 -7.4 +4.0 +2.1+0.5 .355 18.4 5 8 50.4 19 51 35 374.4 678.3 R769 = 107 Tauri 769 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 82.0, dT = +0.27sec 769 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 636). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 1 47 20.7 D 78006DF0 7.3 57+ 98 65 266 78S 102 27 100 -6.8 +2.6 +2.2-1.1 .363 -12.6 6 8 2.4 21 17 44 368.8 666.2 78006 is double: AB 7.35 11.17 3.43" 32.4, dT = +3sec 78006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 4 2 58.6 d 78074 B1 7.4 7.2s 57+ 99 35 279 18N 19 306 17 -7.1 +2.6 +3.7+6.6 .117 75.4 6 11 18.1 21 33 50 370.4 834.2 78074 = NSV 2859, 7.41, range 0.04, V 19 Mar 15 4 11 2 Gr 78074 B1 7.4 7.2s 57+ 99 34 ** GRAZE: CA 3.9N; Dist. 59km in az. 23deg. [Lat = 26.18-0.38(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Mar 16 1 56 37.0 d 79113 K2 8.0 7.4 68+ 111 76 258 49N 55 344 47 -5.9 +1.1 +2.9+1.8 .281 41.0 7 9 9.5 21 47 50 363.5 656.2 19 Mar 16 4 3 38.4 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 68+ 112 48 274 62S 125 50 116 -6.2 +1.1 +1.0-2.1 .404 -23.8 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 364.5 779.6 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +35sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +130sec 19 Mar 17 3 1 30.4 d 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 79+ 125 74 253 79S 113 46 99 -4.8 -0.6 +2.1-1.4 .390 -7.9 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 359.0 685.0 19 Mar 17 4 10 55.3 d 80046cK2 7.9 7.1 79+ 125 59 267 81N 94 21 80 -4.9 -0.6 +1.9-0.8 .417 13.0 8 15 24.7 20 14 4 359.5 745.6 80046 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 175.0, dT = +0.04sec 80046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 782). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 18 0 38 58.9 D 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 87+ 138 58 97 69N 88 159 69 -2.7 -2.2 +2.0+0.7 .407 14.9 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 356.7 727.6 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -304sec 19 Mar 18 6 1 45.9 d 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 88+ 140 47 268 83S 117 46 98 -3.5 -2.2 +1.1-1.6 .480 -3.0 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 356.8 832.5 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Mar 18 8 26 17.3 d 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 89+ 141 16 281 71S 129 61 109 -3.5 -2.1 -0.1-1.6 .574 -18.2 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 359.51053.4 19 Mar 19 2 59 24.9 D 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94+ 153 73 130 88S 119 164 97 -1.1 -3.8 +2.1-1.0 .409 -3.8 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 353.7 702.8 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Mar 22 7 35 23.4 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 98- 162 58 208 41N 327 302 305 +4.4 -6.0 +1.4-2.3 .374 156.0 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 359.4 714.2 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 22 % Distance of 139236 to Terminator = 19.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.2" 19 Mar 24 7 28 31.4 r 2148 B9 7.7* 7.7 86- 136 50 161 62N 309 327 294 +7.1 -5.5 +1.8-1.2 .373 171.2 15 3 8.1 -12 51 27 370.4 678.6 19 Mar 25 7 51 42.8 r 159605 F6 7.8 7.5 77- 123 43 154 55S 244 269 234 +7.6 -4.7 +3.6+2.0 .225 -127.9 15 57 57.8 -17 5 24 377.2 669.0 19 Mar 27 5 45 12 m 2547cF6 4.9* 4.6 58- 100 3 116 15S 196 257 196 +7.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 43 25.8 -21 40 59 392.4 921.2 R2547 = 58 Ophiuchi 2547 is double: ** 5.1 6.9 0.020" 172.0 2547 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 401). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 27 5 45 48 Gr 2547cF6 4.9 4.6 58- 100 2 ** GRAZE: CA 14.7S; Dist.171km in az. 25deg. [Lat = 27.31-0.42(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Mar 28 10 2 49.4 r 2716pB3 7.7 s 47- 87 36 151 58N 298 326 304 +5.9 -0.9 +2.1-0.5 .297 159.5 18 43 20.3 -22 24 39 394.5 605.7 *** A light curve is desired as 2716 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216403157} 2716 is double: AB 7.78 11.18 1.47" 37.9, dT = +0.9sec 2716 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2716 = NSV 24560, 7.70, range 0.01, 5V, Type VAR, Period 239.80815 days 19 Mar 28 10 17 48.5 r 187196pF7 8.0 7.7 47- 87 38 155 63S 238 263 244 +5.8 -0.8 +3.1+2.0 .244 -141.7 18 43 42.7 -22 40 14 394.4 593.9 *** A light curve is desired as 187196 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216259393} 187196 is triple: AB 8.1 12.7 2.4" 76.7, dT = +9sec : AC 8.1 12.6 14.6" 305.9, dT = -23sec 187196 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 28 12 14 22.0 r 2725wK5 5.4 4.5s 47- 86 12 42 189 42N 313 305 319 +5.3 -0.7 +3.2-2.3 .210 135.4 .02 18 46 20.6 -22 23 32 394.4 563.7 R2725 = 28 Sagittarii 2725 is double: AB 5.4 13.5 15.1" 218.5, dT = +6sec 2725 = NSV 24582, 5.47 to 5.51, Hp 19 Mar 29 10 23 52.0 r 188346 G8 7.7* 7.2 38- 76 33 144 18N 332 8 343 +4.7 +0.6 +1.2-3.3 .151 118.4 19 36 54.8 -21 54 10 398.4 614.8 19 Mar 29 11 0 14.7 r 188355 M1 7.7* 6.8 38- 76 -4 38 152 38N 313 339 324 +4.6 +0.6 +2.3-1.5 .217 135.9 19 37 26.0 -21 57 14 398.0 584.0 19 Mar 30 11 8 27.4 r 2988 A1 7.1 7.0 29- 65 -2 34 142 52S 217 253 232 +3.3 +2.0 +2.6+3.2 .216 -133.5 20 29 0.3 -20 54 5 400.7 608.6

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Apr 8 1 30 4.1 D 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 7+ 31 5 282 83N 75 10 90 -6.4 +6.0 +0.1-0.3 .525 2.7 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 388.9 991.5 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.19sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 10 1 33 0.0 D 736 F3 6.4 6.2 21+ 55 28 279 66N 62 351 67 -6.5 +4.1 +1.1+0.2 .420 24.2 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 379.3 846.5 19 Apr 10 23 49 28.9 d 77596 B9 7.3* 7.3 30+ 67 -3 64 266 66S 114 39 114 -5.9 +2.8 +2.1-1.8 .326 -26.6 5 49 12.8 21 8 10 373.3 660.2 19 Apr 11 2 16 57.0 d 77690 K2 8.0 7.2 31+ 68 31 280 73S 107 35 106 -6.2 +2.8 +0.7-1.4 .453 -13.9 5 53 35.5 21 9 21 375.3 848.9 19 Apr 11 23 59 49 Gr 78750 M* 6.8 6.0 41+ 80 -5 74 ** GRAZE: CA 1.1S; Dist. 40km in az. 11deg. [Lat = 25.97-0.17(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Apr 12 0 0 3 m 78750 M* 6.8 6.0 41+ 80 -5 74 260 1S 184 111 178 -5.4 +1.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 6 47 47.5 21 41 30 369.3 643.6 Distance of 78750 to Terminator = 17.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Apr 12 0 27 2.0 d 78775 K0 8.3 7.6 41+ 80 -11 68 266 35N 40 323 33 -5.4 +1.3 +3.2+3.2 .208 55.8 6 49 19.0 22 9 40 369.4 661.8 19 Apr 12 0 36 12.5 d 78783 F0 8.1 7.9 41+ 80 66 267 57N 62 345 56 -5.5 +1.3 +2.6+1.0 .309 34.1 6 49 50.8 22 4 32 369.5 669.1 19 Apr 12 1 38 26.4 D 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 41+ 80 52 273 65S 121 45 114 -5.6 +1.3 +1.3-2.0 .378 -22.4 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 370.1 734.6 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.17sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = -12sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = -26sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 2 47 11.0 r 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 42+ 81 37 279 -72S 257 184 250 -5.8 +1.3 +1.3-0.4 .429 -157.9 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 371.2 833.9 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = +11sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = +40sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 3 29 58.3 D 1054SB9 7.0 7.0 42+ 81 28 282 50S 136 64 129 -5.8 +1.3 +0.0-2.3 .404 -36.0 6 54 56.8 21 34 17 371.9 901.1 1054 is triple: **Aa,Ab 7.6 7.6 0.10" 65.0, dT = +0.08sec : AB 7.0 11.4 21.4" 169.6, dT = +44sec 1054 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 847). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 13 2 49 7.8 D 1191 M1 6.8 6.0S 53+ 94 49 273 70N 81 6 68 -5.0 -0.3 +1.8-0.4 .395 25.2 7 54 13.3 21 6 19 366.7 776.6 1191 = NSV 17645, 6.85, , Type VAR: 19 Apr 13 4 20 0.0 d 79818SG5 7.3 54+ 94 30 281 57N 68 356 55 -5.1 -0.2 +1.2-0.1 .401 38.3 7 57 5.8 20 58 1 368.2 913.4 79818 is triple: AB 7.32 9.46 0.75" 134.3, dT = +0.7sec : AC 7.3 13.0 9.5" 156.4, dT = +0.6sec 79818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 14 5 7 14.0 D 1340kA0 6.6 6.6 65+ 108 31 277 51S 146 75 128 -4.1 -1.8 +0.0-2.4 .426 -34.7 8 58 18.3 18 18 30 365.0 917.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1340 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211871051} 19 Apr 14 5 47 36.4 D 1343 M4 6.3 5.5v 66+ 108 22 280 21S 176 106 158 -4.1 -1.8 -1.1-4.2 .231 -65.4 8 59 10.7 18 8 6 365.8 983.9 1343 = FZ Cnc, 6.28 to 6.38, Hp, Type SRB, Period 17.6 days 19 Apr 16 7 26 45.6 d 1596pA2 7.2 7.1 86+ 136 22 271 89S 117 50 93 -1.3 -4.4 +0.4-1.5 .555 -0.7 10 59 33.1 9 55 51 362.1 974.0 *** A light curve is desired as 1596 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248769093} 1596 is double: AB 7.2 12.0 1.9" 287.2, dT = -3sec 1596 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 17 1 16 24 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 53 ** GRAZE: CA -1.2N; Dist. 1km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 25.61-0.35(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Apr 17 1 16 24 gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 53 115 -1N 29 84 5 +1.0 -5.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 359.1 749.8 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Apr 21 3 57 14.8 r 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 96- 157 31 128 80S 265 312 251 +6.4 -5.2 +1.8+1.0 .367 -146.3 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 372.6 797.5 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Apr 22 5 27 46 m 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 34 138 -19N 25 64 17 +6.7 -4.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 377.9 728.5 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Apr 22 5 28 19 Gr 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 37 ** GRAZE: CA-20.0N; Dist.304km in az. 214deg. [Lat = 22.32-0.60(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Apr 23 5 32 10.5 R 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 83- 131 25 131 81N 281 328 279 +6.8 -2.8 +1.4+0.4 .403 -171.8 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 384.3 759.7 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.6, dT = +2.1sec : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0, dT = -25sec 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 8 2 47.4 R 2509dK0 5.8 5.3 83- 131 42 167 90N 272 284 270 +6.3 -2.5 +2.8+0.2 .320 -166.3 17 24 42.0 -21 26 29 383.3 612.0 2509 is double: AB 5.9 12.0 7.0" 175.3, dT = +2.5sec 2509 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 9 29 8.9 r 185402cK4 7.2 6.4 82- 130 42 194 73N 289 275 287 +5.9 -2.4 +2.7-0.9 .319 171.1 17 26 42.6 -21 28 10 383.6 600.1 185402 is double: 6.5 8.7 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.15sec 185402 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 24 9 2 16 r 2661 B8 7.3 7.3 74- 118 41 170 24S 202 212 205 +5.7 -1.1 +4.6+7.9 .080 -104.9 18 22 3.0 -22 55 18 388.8 584.3 19 Apr 28 8 38 49.8 r 164651 K0 7.6 6.9 36- 74 17 118 38N 301 357 322 +1.5 +4.3 +0.8-0.3 .281 137.2 21 47 28.8 -16 45 45 402.7 748.3 19 Apr 28 10 37 7.5 R 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 36- 73 -3 37 139 81S 240 278 261 +1.1 +4.3 +2.3+1.8 .307 -168.3 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 400.7 609.8

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 May 6 14 51 19.7 d 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 3+ 21 55 35 86 74S 107 178 115 -4.1 +4.9 +1.4+0.2 .358 -40.3 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.6 862.2 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.24sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.24sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -208sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 15 44 36.1 r 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 4+ 22 66 47 91 -25S 205 276 213 -4.3 +4.8 +0.3+3.1 .326 -139.6 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 377.5 784.0 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.2sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.2sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = +223sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 16 21 46.2 d 658SA2 4.3 v 4+ 22 74 55 95 82N 82 153 90 -4.3 +4.7 +1.8+1.0 .388 -16.4 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.8 740.0 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -1sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -180sec : AE 4.3 10.6 141" 336.3, dT = -97sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +794sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 31 % 19 May 7 0 1 12.4 d 697pF5 6.5 6.1v 4+ 24 -2 21 281 59S 120 51 127 -5.6 +4.3 +0.2-2.0 .400 -35.9 4 37 14.8 18 32 35 378.7 906.9 R697 = SZ Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 697 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247086981} 697 = SZ Tau, 6.33 to 6.75, V, Type DCEPS, Period 3.14873 days, Phase 36 % 19 May 7 0 32 54.4 d 94046kA0 8.5 8.3e 5+ 25 -9 14 284 83N 83 15 90 -5.6 +4.3 +0.3-0.6 .522 2.6 4 38 31.1 18 44 1 379.3 961.3 *** A light curve is desired as 94046 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247106666} 94046 = V1149 Tau, 8.49 to 8.65, Hp, Type EA, Period 4.9074 days, Phase 35 % 19 May 8 0 43 43.9 d 77287dK0 8.3 7.7 10+ 37 -11 25 283 27N 28 317 29 -5.3 +3.0 +1.9+2.8 .221 63.6 5 35 25.4 21 12 20 375.2 904.1 77287 is double: AB 8.4 11.1 3.3" 328.8, dT = +8sec 77287 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 7 17.0 d 77308WB 9.0 8.9 10+ 37 20 285 33N 34 324 35 -5.3 +3.0 +1.4+1.8 .278 57.6 5 36 23.0 21 11 11 375.7 944.4 77308 is double: AB 9.0 9.9 21.7" 122.0, dT = +2.5sec 19 May 8 1 27 7.6 D 77323SG4 7.7 7.3 10+ 38 15 286 29S 152 84 153 -5.3 +3.0 -0.9-3.7 .263 -60.6 5 37 2.5 20 43 51 376.1 979.6 77323 is triple: AB 7.7 17.0 3.0" 160.0, dT = +11sec : AC 7.7 17.0 4.8" 15.3, dT = -13sec 77323 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 35 24.4 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 10+ 38 14 287 46N 47 339 47 -5.3 +3.0 +0.8+0.7 .385 45.0 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 376.3 993.7 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 8 2 15 13.8 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 11+ 38 5 291 -44N 317 252 317 -5.3 +3.1 -0.7-2.2 .412 135.0 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 377.11066.5 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 9 0 5 32.8 d 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 18+ 50 -3 45 276 70N 75 359 70 -4.6 +1.5 +1.7-0.2 .399 22.0 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 370.8 774.9 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -132sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = +74sec 19 May 9 1 56 15.9 D 78558 A0 7.7 7.6 18+ 51 22 285 34N 39 328 33 -4.7 +1.5 +1.5+1.6 .269 59.3 6 37 29.3 22 8 56 372.8 951.7 19 May 9 2 2 4.3 d 78560 G5 8.1 7.4 18+ 51 20 285 38S 147 77 141 -4.7 +1.5 -0.5-2.8 .350 -48.9 6 37 37.4 21 42 37 373.0 961.5 19 May 9 2 8 36.2 D 78574 K5 7.6 6.9 18+ 51 19 286 79S 105 36 100 -4.7 +1.6 +0.2-1.2 .533 -7.7 6 38 20.9 21 51 15 373.1 972.4 19 May 9 2 30 22.5 D 1021 G9 6.1* 5.6 18+ 51 15 288 56N 60 352 55 -4.7 +1.6 +0.6+0.1 .443 37.4 6 39 5.3 22 1 51 373.51010.9 19 May 9 2 39 57.1 d 78600 A0 8.6 8.5 19+ 51 13 289 59N 64 357 59 -4.7 +1.6 +0.4+0.0 .473 33.4 6 39 30.6 22 0 10 373.71027.7 19 May 9 15 58 27.8 d 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 70 14 72 41N 49 117 40 -2.7 +0.4 -0.3+2.0 .457 35.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 372.31008.9 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.25sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -12sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 9 16 47 39.6 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 79 25 77 -69N 299 10 289 -2.7 +0.3 +1.0-0.2 .419 145.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 371.1 920.5 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1.2sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -4sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 10 1 43 19.6 d 79556 F5 8.2 8.0 28+ 63 37 279 44S 145 72 134 -4.0 -0.1 +0.1-2.8 .360 -41.0 7 37 13.6 21 22 23 369.2 855.2 19 May 10 3 20 20.7 d 1163 K2 7.9 7.3 28+ 64 16 286 68N 78 10 67 -4.1 +0.0 +0.4-0.5 .510 25.3 7 41 12.7 21 26 49 371.11016.6 19 May 10 22 42 55.9 d 1277wK3 5.3* 4.7 38+ 76 15 85 184 30N 43 39 28 -2.6 -1.7 +3.8+4.4 .170 62.2 .01 8 32 42.5 20 26 28 365.2 644.6 R1277 = eta Cancri 1277 is double: AB 5.3 20.0 164" 280.0, dT = -533sec 19 May 11 0 46 49.1 d 97941 A* 7.5* 7.4 38+ 76 -11 61 265 48S 146 73 130 -3.0 -1.7 +1.0-2.9 .332 -35.5 8 35 45.1 19 46 16 365.8 723.5 19 May 11 1 40 16.7 d 97973 A0 7.7 7.6 38+ 77 49 271 75S 119 45 103 -3.1 -1.7 +1.1-1.7 .438 -8.3 8 37 37.0 19 43 59 366.5 786.4 19 May 11 2 9 28.4 d 97975pF0 8.2 8.1v 39+ 77 43 274 24S 171 98 154 -3.1 -1.6 -0.6-4.4 .231 -60.2 8 37 40.7 19 31 6 367.0 827.2 *** A light curve is desired as 97975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953002} 97975 is double: AB 8.3 11.9 37" 271.2, dT = -29sec 97975 = BR Cnc, 8.26, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.038 days 19 May 11 2 25 23.6 d 97999pF0 7.4 7.3S 39+ 77 40 275 90N 104 32 88 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-1.2 .474 6.3 8 39 6.1 19 40 37 367.2 849.6 *** A light curve is desired as 97999 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211963382} 97999 is triple: AB 7.5 9.6 58" 84.0, dT = +115sec : AC 7.5 9.4 179" 345.0, dT = -184sec 97999 = NSV 4163, 7.45, 19 May 11 2 45 20.7 D 1292kF0 6.7 6.5v 39+ 77 35 277 56N 70 358 54 -3.2 -1.6 +1.4-0.1 .379 39.9 8 39 42.7 19 46 42 367.6 880.1 R1292 = 38 Cancri (BT) *** A light curve is desired as 1292 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211970121} 1292 = BT Cnc, 6.66, range 0.06, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.10228 days 19 May 11 2 51 30.9 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 39+ 77 34 277 76S 118 47 102 -3.2 -1.6 +0.5-1.6 .493 -8.3 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 367.7 889.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.7, dT = -0.6sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = -31sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +104sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +176sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 May 11 2 53 20.7 d 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 39+ 77 33 277 80S 114 43 98 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.5 .499 -4.3 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 367.7 892.2 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.7sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = +67sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -113sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 May 11 2 54 30.9 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 39+ 77 33 277 78S 116 45 100 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.6 .498 -6.2 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 367.7 894.0 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = -69sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -177sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 May 11 3 2 57.5 d 98020pA0 7.6 7.5e 39+ 77 31 278 65N 79 8 63 -3.2 -1.6 +1.1-0.5 .438 30.6 8 40 20.7 19 41 12 367.9 907.6 *** A light curve is desired as 98020 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211964025} 98020 is quadruple: ** 9.1 9.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.6 6.5 63" 163.0, dT = +16sec : CD 7.6 9.2 76" 91.0, dT = +170sec 98020 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1392). Observations are highly desired 98020 = HD 73709, 7.69 to 7.76, V, Type EA, Period 7.22015 days, Phase 35 % 19 May 11 3 3 19.2 D 1298pK0 6.4 5.9 39+ 77 31 278 68N 83 11 67 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-0.6 .453 27.2 8 40 22.1 19 40 12 367.9 908.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1298 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211962912} 1298 is multiple: AE 6.5 12.5 15.1" 153.8, dT = +11sec : AB 6.4 10.4 20.6" 53.0, dT = +39sec : AC 6.5 7.6 63" 343.0, dT = -24sec : AD 6.5 9.2 83" 44.0, dT = +142sec 19 May 11 3 3 36.3 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 39+ 77 31 278 82S 112 41 96 -3.2 -1.6 +0.5-1.4 .509 -2.5 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 367.9 908.4 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +194sec 19 May 11 3 6 56.4 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 39+ 77 30 279 87S 107 36 91 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.3 .511 2.5 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 368.0 913.8 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -208sec 19 May 11 3 16 58.9 D 1302pA9 6.8 6.7 39+ 77 28 280 48N 63 352 47 -3.2 -1.6 +1.3+0.2 .357 46.8 8 40 43.2 19 43 10 368.2 930.4 R1302 = 42 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1302 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211966197} 1302 is double: ** 7.5 7.5 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.04sec 1302 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1393). Observations are highly desired 19 May 11 3 19 37.9 D 1303kA6 6.8 6.7v 39+ 77 28 280 77N 92 21 75 -3.2 -1.6 +0.7-0.9 .498 17.9 8 40 56.3 19 34 49 368.2 934.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1303 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211957012} 1303 = EP Cnc, 6.76, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC 19 May 11 3 19 48.7 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 39+ 77 28 279 42S 152 81 136 -3.2 -1.6 -0.2-2.7 .386 -42.5 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 368.3 934.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.32sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 May 11 3 53 28.7 d 98053kA7 7.9 7.8v 39+ 78 20 282 88S 107 38 90 -3.2 -1.6 +0.2-1.2 .553 2.3 8 42 6.5 19 24 41 368.9 990.1 *** A light curve is highly desired as 98053 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211945791} 98053 = BX Cnc, 7.96, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.04412 days 19 May 12 2 27 31.9 D 1418cK1 5.7 5.1 50+ 90 50 265 30S 169 99 149 -2.1 -3.1 -0.2-3.9 .267 -53.2 9 37 2.6 16 26 17 365.1 789.8 R1418 = 8 Leonis 1418 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.07sec 1418 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1405). Observations are highly desired 19 May 12 2 34 51.1 d 98681cG5 7.9 7.4 50+ 90 49 267 37N 56 346 36 -2.1 -3.1 +3.0+1.3 .227 59.8 9 37 58.6 16 50 2 365.2 799.0 98681 is double: ** 8.4 9.1 0.11" 299.6, dT = -0.22sec 98681 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1658). Observations are highly desired 19 May 13 0 33 35.1 d 1545 F2 8.0 7.8 61+ 103 -8 77 181 86N 108 107 85 -0.7 -4.5 +2.4-0.8 .376 11.4 10 32 16.9 12 55 9 363.0 675.2 19 May 13 2 23 44.0 d 99185pA3 7.9 7.7 62+ 104 61 248 40S 163 104 140 -0.9 -4.4 +0.5-3.3 .308 -42.5 10 34 7.3 12 22 28 363.6 736.7 *** A light curve is desired as 99185 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868565} 99185 is double: AB 7.7 0.20" 180.0, dT = +0.6sec 99185 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 14 2 15 2.2 D 1669pF5 6.7 6.5 73+ 117 69 215 65S 140 109 116 +0.4 -5.4 +1.5-2.2 .382 -16.6 11 29 40.0 7 35 58 363.1 701.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1669 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201913061} 1669 is double: AB 6.8 13.1 17.9" 282.9, dT = -37sec 19 May 14 23 46 32 m 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 82+ 130 2 48 116 3N 31 85 7 +2.1 -6.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 364.7 754.0 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 13.9 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V Distance of 1773 to Terminator = 2.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 May 15 3 45 28.0 d 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 83+ 131 58 225 85N 112 72 89 +1.5 -5.9 +2.0-1.3 .399 12.0 12 26 0.8 2 2 31 364.1 720.3 19 May 16 0 23 36.3 d 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 90+ 143 -6 42 120 40S 169 220 147 +3.3 -6.4 +0.4-2.9 .298 -47.2 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 366.4 778.9 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 59 % 19 May 16 7 24 45.8 d 1923SK0 7.0* 91+ 146 22 254 65S 143 83 121 +2.4 -5.9 +0.7-2.2 .433 -27.9 13 24 26.1 - 4 18 32 368.8 875.7 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" 274.1, dT = -0.4sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 7 9 47.2 r 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 93- 150 42 176 88N 270 275 272 +5.1 -1.5 +2.8+0.1 .315 -170.7 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 385.1 596.8 19 May 21 9 9 37.4 r 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 93- 150 36 210 87N 271 242 273 +4.7 -1.4 +2.4-0.6 .336 -179.7 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 386.0 629.2 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -7sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +13sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -18sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -5sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 28 10.2 r 186053SB0 7.5 7.4 93- 150 34 214 75N 283 250 284 +4.6 -1.4 +2.4-1.1 .336 167.5 17 59 26.3 -22 28 1 386.3 644.6 186053 is multiple: AB 7.1 12.4 2.0" 92.0, dT = +6sec : AC 7.1 13.0 2.5" 265.0, dT = -7sec : AD 7.1 13.4 6.5" 84.0, dT = +18sec : AE 7.1 12.1 6.6" 62.5, dT = +15sec 186053 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 51 56.1 r 186069 B1 7.4 7.4 93- 150 -9 31 219 86S 264 226 266 +4.5 -1.4 +2.0-0.5 .355 -175.4 18 0 0.8 -22 32 54 386.6 667.8 19 May 22 5 57 57.2 r 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 88- 139 31 143 55N 300 337 307 +5.0 -0.2 +1.7-0.4 .321 157.7 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 390.3 657.3 19 May 22 10 3 39.2 R 2754 B6 5.9 5.9 87- 138 -7 35 210 50S 224 195 232 +4.0 +0.0 +1.7+1.3 .259 -141.8 18 56 0.7 -23 10 26 390.6 625.2 19 May 24 7 3 26.2 r 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 72- 116 28 134 59S 225 269 242 +3.0 +2.8 +2.3+2.6 .265 -141.0 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.0 657.0 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 125.9, dT = -0.1sec 19 May 27 9 12 5.9 r 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 43- 82 34 124 31N 306 355 329 -1.1 +6.1 +2.5-1.3 .173 120.1 23 5 49.8 -10 53 22 400.2 669.1

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jun 6 1 3 2.5 D 79285cG5 7.9 8+ 33 -11 18 286 51N 59 350 50 -3.6 +0.4 +0.8+0.2 .413 42.9 7 19 23.9 22 1 28 368.01006.4 79285 is double: AB 8.0 10.6 0.70" 71.8, dT = +1.7sec 79285 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 1 20 27.1 D 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 33 15 288 53N 61 353 52 -3.6 +0.4 +0.6+0.1 .442 40.4 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 368.41036.6 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.04sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.48sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -12sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 2 1 49.5 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 34 6 292 -47N 321 256 312 -3.6 +0.4 -0.7-2.0 .472 139.6 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 369.31110.9 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.01sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = +0.4sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 7 0 54 39.5 D 1250pK1 5.8 5.2 16+ 47 -10 32 279 36N 48 336 33 -2.5 -1.3 +2.0+1.3 .254 60.3 8 20 21.0 20 44 52 365.4 910.2 *** A light curve is desired as 1250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212029623} 1250 is double: 3.1 8.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Jun 7 2 45 51.9 D 1261pA5 7.3 7.0 16+ 48 9 288 80S 113 47 98 -2.5 -1.3 -0.2-1.2 .610 -6.7 8 24 49.2 20 9 11 367.81095.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1261 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993818} 1261 is double: AB 7.4 8.6 38" 192.1, dT = +12sec 19 Jun 8 0 23 41.1 D 1383cF5 6.6 6.4 25+ 60 -4 51 267 29S 168 97 149 -1.3 -2.9 -0.1-3.9 .268 -53.5 9 18 58.8 17 42 19 363.6 793.8 R1383 = 83 Cancri 1383 is double: AB 6.6 0.26" 329.9, dT = -0.9sec 1383 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 9 0 46 46.2 d 99052 G0 8.2 7.8 36+ 74 -8 56 256 78S 122 58 100 +0.0 -4.3 +1.4-1.7 .431 -2.9 10 18 26.1 13 56 1 363.6 761.6 19 Jun 11 0 37 52 m 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 59+ 100 -6 68 197 11N 35 20 11 +2.4 -6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 365.5 687.3 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0 19 Jun 11 3 55 5.5 d 119272 F5 7.6 7.3 60+ 102 33 256 88S 116 55 92 +2.0 -5.8 +1.0-1.6 .471 3.2 12 12 29.9 3 24 15 368.1 841.5 19 Jun 12 0 24 21.3 d 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 70+ 113 -3 62 160 84S 120 139 97 +3.6 -6.4 +2.1-1.1 .383 5.4 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 367.7 686.1 19 Jun 14 4 50 35.6 d 158835 F2 7.1 6.9 89+ 141 41 223 52N 74 35 58 +4.4 -5.4 +2.5+0.0 .285 41.3 14 50 36.2 -12 1 6 374.7 689.9 19 Jun 15 3 57 19.1 d 159453MF7 6.9 95+ 153 48 189 38N 57 49 45 +5.1 -4.6 +4.1+2.0 .183 58.2 15 42 46.3 -16 0 49 377.1 636.3 159453 is triple: AB 7.27 8.69 2.41" 112.5, dT = +8sec : AC 7.3 10.7 125" 38.3, dT = +643sec 159453 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 16 7 8 15.0 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 99+ 167 30 225 78S 119 77 113 +4.6 -3.3 +2.0-1.7 .351 -19.7 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 382.5 691.1 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.012" 339.6, dT = -0.03sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -4sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -1302sec 2401 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1494). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 18 5 6 57.7 r 2675cG8 7.0 6.4 99- 170 39 162 89S 264 282 269 +4.6 -0.6 +2.8+0.6 .312 -166.6 18 28 7.1 -22 59 59 388.7 603.7 2675 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.32sec 2675 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 45). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 19 6 25 16.9 r 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 96- 158 41 170 59S 233 243 243 +3.7 +1.0 +2.9+1.7 .252 -146.0 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 392.3 578.5 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.7, dT = +1.7sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 20 6 4 6.4 R 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 92- 146 37 150 69S 239 268 254 +3.0 +2.4 +2.6+1.8 .286 -155.7 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 395.8 601.9 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Jun 28 8 9 47.6 r 110646 G5 8.4 7.9 22- 56 12 85 88S 247 312 264 -5.2 +6.9 +0.1+1.4 .516 178.4 2 37 25.4 9 33 42 388.5 973.6 19 Jun 29 9 35 5.7 r 93467 F8 8.7 8.3 14- 43 22 84 32N 309 17 322 -5.4 +6.0 +1.6-1.1 .224 116.2 3 30 45.4 14 17 46 381.7 939.1 19 Jun 30 8 54 34.2 R 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 7- 31 4 72 72N 273 337 281 -5.1 +5.0 -0.1+0.7 .559 158.1 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.41106.3 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.18sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.18sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -91sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 Jun 30 9 18 6.8 R 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 7- 31 8 75 67S 231 297 239 -5.1 +5.0 -0.3+1.6 .552 -161.2 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 377.71067.7 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.5, dT = +17sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -256sec 19 Jun 30 9 34 59.5 D 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 12 76 -10N 355 61 3 -5.1 +4.9 -1.9+5.6 .149 74.9 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 377.31042.4 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = +12sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -250sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = +903sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +1945sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 43 24 Gr 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -10 14 ** GRAZE: CA 5.0N; Dist. 83km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 26.45+0.46(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jun 30 9 47 57.0 R 93927kF0 7.5* 7.3 7- 31 -10 14 77 25S 190 257 198 -5.1 +4.9 -0.9+3.4 .282 -120.4 4 25 53.5 17 26 51 377.01019.3 *** A light curve is desired as 93927 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210634047} 19 Jun 30 9 49 22.6 r X 69899M 8.4 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 20N 324 32 332 -5.1 +4.9 +2.2-3.4 .140 104.6 4 25 29.3 17 55 42 376.91017.1 X 69899 is quadruple: BA 7.8 4.3 1.8" 159.8, dT = +13sec : EA 10.6 4.3 142" 156.3, dT = +987sec : DA 9.1 4.3 413" 220.1, dT = +726sec X 69899 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 69899 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 49 38.0 R 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 20N 324 32 332 -5.1 +4.9 +2.1-3.2 .145 105.1 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.91016.6 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -12sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -20sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = -952sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = -676sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 %

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 1 18 0 25.9 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 2- 14 81 67 264 70S 240 166 241 -5.4 +2.7 +2.4+1.0 .346 -155.8 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 366.0 672.5 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 25 % 19 Jul 5 1 50 10.2 d 98329kG5 8.5 8.0 7+ 30 5 288 54N 67 3 49 -1.6 -2.3 +0.1-0.1 .490 40.9 9 3 52.5 18 41 9 363.21142.9 *** A light curve is desired as 98329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211897204} 19 Jul 7 19 14 49.7 D 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 65 45 107 51S 151 211 127 +3.7 -6.2 +1.1-1.9 .366 -33.2 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 363.2 771.1 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 7 20 21 34.0 r 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 50 59 123 -66S 268 317 244 +3.5 -6.1 +2.5+0.7 .341 -146.8 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 362.3 716.4 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 8 2 44 1 m 1725cK0 7.6 7.1 34+ 72 23 265 5N 27 323 3 +2.8 -5.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 56 48.3 5 20 41 366.1 928.4 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 107.8 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 9 1 52 48.4 d 1840 F8 8.0 7.7 45+ 85 42 244 38S 164 110 141 +4.0 -6.2 +0.6-3.1 .316 -43.4 12 48 6.4 - 0 21 33 367.4 774.1 19 Jul 10 1 29 47.2 d 139480KF5 8.1 7.8 57+ 98 51 221 47N 69 32 48 +5.0 -6.2 +3.4+0.7 .230 53.6 13 40 25.2 - 5 14 43 370.2 694.4 *** A light curve is highly desired as 139480 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212809505} 19 Jul 10 4 26 43.4 d 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 58+ 99 17 254 84N 106 45 85 +4.7 -6.0 +0.8-1.3 .481 7.1 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 373.7 879.3 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Jul 12 0 42 19 m 159219 K1 7.6 7.0 77+ 123 -6 49 163 13N 30 46 16 +6.3 -5.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 15 23 31.4 -14 21 7 377.8 654.6 19 Jul 12 3 38 49.2 d 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 78+ 124 39 221 47N 63 25 50 +5.7 -4.8 +2.6+0.6 .242 48.3 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 379.0 669.2 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Jul 13 3 4 34.3 d 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 86+ 136 44 195 24S 169 154 160 +5.9 -3.8 +1.3-4.1 .174 -58.4 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 382.1 614.6 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Jul 13 3 10 15.2 d 2346kK1 7.8* 7.2 86+ 136 44 197 78S 114 98 106 +5.9 -3.8 +2.5-1.2 .331 -4.5 16 20 29.4 -18 41 25 382.2 615.1 *** A light curve is desired as 2346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205239899} 19 Jul 14 0 48 25 m 185116kK1 6.8 6.3 92+ 147 -8 33 141 13N 21 59 17 +6.2 -2.8 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 17 11 4.4 -20 39 16 386.3 696.7 *** A light curve is desired as 185116 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 230629135} Distance of 185116 to Terminator = 9.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.9" 19 Jul 21 4 18 23.7 r 3413SK5 6.1 5.3 84- 132 16 111 31S 193 252 217 -1.0 +6.5 +1.0+4.0 .216 -122.7 .01 23 14 40.2 -10 41 19 403.7 783.7 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.3, dT = -8sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.4, dT = -126sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.5, dT = -246sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 22 5 9 9.4 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 76- 121 20 107 -76S 84 144 108 -2.3 +7.1 +1.0+1.2 .381 -18.3 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.5 784.3 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.07sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 19 Jul 22 5 58 11.7 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 75- 121 31 115 63N 277 332 301 -2.5 +7.1 +1.7+0.7 .306 146.1 0 1 7.3 - 5 52 28 401.4 716.9 19 Jul 22 6 23 7.4 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 75- 120 36 119 64S 223 276 247 -2.6 +7.1 +1.4+2.4 .337 -161.9 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 400.9 688.6 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 19 Jul 22 8 8 6 d 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 53 145 -24S 136 167 160 -2.9 +7.0 +9.9+9.9 .055 -80.1 .04 0 5 20.1 - 5 42 27 399.4 612.2 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 126.6, dT = +0.06sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 19 Jul 22 8 15 5 Gr 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 54 ** GRAZE: CA-14.5S; Dist. 31km in az. 140deg. [Lat = 25.25+0.76(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jul 22 8 23 58 r 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 55 151 -5S 155 181 179 -3.0 +7.0 +9.9+9.9 .054 -99.9 .04 0 5 20.1 - 5 42 27 399.3 606.3 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 126.6, dT = -0.06sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 19 Jul 24 10 27 55 m 236DK0 8.0 7.3 56- 97 -4 68 164 16N 323 337 344 -5.4 +7.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 1 36 17.0 4 18 52 393.1 614.1 236 is double: AB 8.0 11.6 5.3" 198.0 236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 25 7 3 42 d 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 25 92 2N 338 44 357 -5.5 +7.1 +9.9+9.9 .050 83.6 .02 2 18 41.6 8 10 51 392.7 859.9 19 Jul 25 7 7 43 Gr 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 25 ** GRAZE: CA 8.9N; Dist. 16km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 25.77+0.46(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jul 25 7 11 10 r 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 26 93 15N 325 31 344 -5.5 +7.1 +9.9+9.9 .049 96.4 .02 2 18 41.6 8 10 51 392.5 848.1 19 Jul 26 9 55 36 Gr 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 -12 55 ** GRAZE: CA 14.5N; Dist.146km in az. 142deg. [Lat = 23.94+0.70(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Jul 26 9 58 31 M 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 -10 55 104 14N 329 33 343 -6.3 +6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 3 11 21.9 13 2 52 384.3 712.5 464 is double: AB 6.1 0.50" 23.0 464 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 28 7 42 34.8 r 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 18- 50 6 72 83S 254 319 259 -5.9 +4.2 -0.2+1.1 .595 178.7 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 377.51090.2 19 Jul 28 8 0 31 M 736 F3 6.4 6.2 18- 50 10 73 9N 342 48 347 -5.9 +4.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 377.01062.4 19 Jul 28 9 27 15.3 r 94228kG5 9.0 8.5 17- 49 28 81 71S 242 313 247 -6.0 +4.0 +0.4+1.6 .500 -172.2 4 57 31.3 19 20 10 374.7 916.8 *** A light curve is desired as 94228 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247169882} 19 Jul 29 8 48 46.4 r 77717 A0 8.4 8.3 10- 37 8 71 38S 215 280 213 -5.3 +2.6 -0.6+2.2 .446 -137.7 5 55 14.3 21 4 39 371.01084.7 19 Jul 29 8 53 24.7 r 77714 B9 8.2 8.2 10- 37 10 71 66N 291 357 290 -5.3 +2.6 +0.3+0.2 .493 145.4 5 55 0.4 21 24 21 370.81076.6 19 Jul 30 9 47 33.6 r X 96177 9.0 8.4 4- 23 9 70 57N 307 13 300 -4.2 +0.8 +0.5-0.4 .435 135.1 6 59 7.7 22 10 16 365.61088.8 19 Jul 30 9 48 0.1 r 78952 K2 8.2 7.4 4- 23 9 69 33N 331 37 324 -4.2 +0.8 +1.4-2.5 .219 110.9 6 59 31.5 22 14 48 365.61088.6 19 Jul 30 20 44 41.2 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 3- 18 44 28 283 88N 280 208 270 -5.3 +0.1 +0.5-1.1 .539 -177.5 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 361.6 945.9 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.2, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.8sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.2, dT = -6sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 31 21 45 42.7 D Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 30 28 280 -72S 143 66 122 -3.6 -1.6 +0.0-2.2 .445 -28.6 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 358.2 881.2 Venus contacts: Dark limb 21 45 32; Terminator 21 45 32; Bright limb 21 45 54: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Jul 31 22 40 15.1 R Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 18 16 285 47S 265 191 243 -3.6 -1.6 +0.4-0.5 .491 -151.4 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 359.3 974.9 Venus contacts: Dark limb 22 40 5; Terminator 22 40 9; Bright limb 22 40 25: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Aug 4 1 22 56.1 d 118938 K0 8.2 7.6 12+ 41 13 271 41S 158 93 134 +2.2 -5.4 -0.1-2.4 .432 -42.6 11 35 56.4 6 46 6 360.51026.9 19 Aug 4 17 43 40.1 d 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 19+ 51 81 40 109 72N 92 151 68 +4.7 -6.5 +1.6+0.7 .413 26.8 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 360.1 808.6 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 13.9, dT = +70sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Aug 5 1 20 53.0 d 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 21+ 54 23 260 60S 141 78 117 +3.9 -6.0 +0.5-2.1 .477 -23.6 12 31 11.5 1 19 54 362.9 916.2 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 110.0, dT = +89sec 19 Aug 5 1 22 23.3 D 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 21+ 54 22 260 60S 140 77 117 +3.9 -6.0 +0.5-2.1 .479 -23.3 12 31 14.6 1 19 37 363.0 918.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 3.7" 338.1, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 290.0, dT = -89sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 5 2 26 0.5 d 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 21+ 55 8 267 47S 153 89 129 +3.9 -5.9 +0.1-2.3 .446 -38.9 12 33 8.4 1 2 38 364.61015.1 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 19 Aug 7 0 38 45.6 D 2043cK0 6.5 5.8 42+ 81 -8 45 224 38N 57 17 38 +6.4 -5.8 +3.5+1.5 .184 61.9 14 16 48.7 - 8 53 4 370.0 700.4 2043 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.46sec 2043 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 16). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 7 0 56 48.4 D 2047 K0 6.6* 6.0 42+ 81 -12 42 229 58N 76 33 57 +6.3 -5.8 +2.4-0.1 .296 41.7 14 17 22.6 - 9 1 22 370.3 713.0 19 Aug 8 0 59 44 d 159050 A* 7.5 7.3v 53+ 94 44 212 4S 192 162 177 +6.9 -5.1 -1.0-8.7 .085 -76.3 15 9 2.4 -13 59 59 375.2 656.7 159050 = HI Lib, 7.48, range 0.00, 7V, Type roAp 19 Aug 8 3 17 53.2 d 159111 G1 7.5 7.1 54+ 95 22 241 65N 80 26 66 +6.6 -5.0 +1.2-0.6 .382 26.9 15 13 47.1 -14 1 22 377.8 784.0 19 Aug 8 3 38 33.7 d 2180 M2 6.8 5.9s 54+ 95 18 244 84S 112 55 98 +6.5 -5.0 +1.1-1.5 .441 -5.9 15 14 18.8 -14 12 34 378.3 812.7 2180 = NSV 20279, 6.75, range 0.01, 7V, Type VAR, Period 12.24890 days 19 Aug 9 3 30 21.0 d 159707pB9 7.8 7.7 65+ 107 27 232 87S 104 56 95 +6.7 -4.0 +1.7-1.3 .387 -1.6 16 7 14.9 -17 56 10 382.2 718.5 *** A light curve is desired as 159707 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205378839} 159707 is double: AB 7.5 14.5 2.8" 321.0, dT = -6sec 159707 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 10 4 11 58.0 d 184944pK0 7.6* 7.1 74+ 119 26 228 51N 57 12 53 +6.4 -2.8 +1.4+0.5 .291 38.5 17 2 2.2 -20 35 43 386.9 698.2 *** A light curve is desired as 184944 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 230635278} 184944 is double: ** 7.6 0.011" 200.1, dT = -0.03sec 184944 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1812). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 11 3 56 59.9 d 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 83+ 131 34 213 85N 87 55 88 +5.9 -1.4 +2.3-0.5 .330 4.6 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 390.2 625.8 19 Aug 11 5 44 31.7 d 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 83+ 131 18 233 78S 103 52 104 +5.6 -1.4 +1.4-1.3 .381 -16.4 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 392.1 754.9 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -5sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +9sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -17sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -8sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 12 4 17 20.9 d 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 90+ 143 37 205 20N 15 351 22 +5.1 +0.0 +0.8+5.3 .112 69.3 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 393.4 602.5 19 Aug 12 6 43 25.0 D 2747SK1 4.9 4.1v 90+ 143 17 234 35N 30 338 37 +4.7 +0.0 +0.0+1.7 .261 49.7 .01 18 54 10.2 -22 44 41 395.8 774.9 R2747 = Ain Al Rami = nu 1 Sagittarii 2747 is triple: AB 4.9 10.8 4.8" 82.1, dT = +11sec : AC 5.0 11.2 27.3" 59.3, dT = +91sec 2747 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2747 = HIP 92761, 4.86, range 0.00, 8V, Type VAR, Period 2.30425 days 19 Aug 12 7 23 4.4 D 2749cK1 5.0 4.3 90+ 144 9 239 22N 17 319 24 +4.6 +0.0 -1.0+3.0 .199 62.8 .01 18 55 7.1 -22 40 17 396.7 838.9 R2749 = Ain Al Rami = nu 2 Sagittarii 2749 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.22sec 2749 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1557). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 14 5 33 28.6 d 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 98+ 165 41 199 50S 106 87 122 +2.9 +2.9 +3.3-1.2 .249 -36.5 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.6 598.4 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 126.0, dT = -0.6sec Distance of 3014 to Terminator = 18.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.6" 19 Aug 19 3 55 3.3 r 60 K2 6.9 6.1 88- 139 24 105 54N 290 350 313 -2.5 +7.2 +1.3+0.2 .278 133.8 0 29 39.1 - 2 50 26 402.5 783.9 19 Aug 20 6 2 33.5 r 109787MK0 7.6 81- 128 44 114 45S 207 263 229 -4.0 +7.2 +0.9+2.9 .313 -150.3 1 17 19.5 1 50 29 398.5 695.8 109787 is triple: AB 7.71 10.69 1.78" 277.0, dT = -2sec : AC 7.7 11.6 47" 176.0, dT = -128sec 109787 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 20 6 17 36.5 r 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 81- 128 47 117 85S 247 301 269 -4.0 +7.2 +1.8+1.6 .346 169.1 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 398.2 681.1 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +91sec 19 Aug 21 4 21 31.4 r 291cG5 6.8 6.2 73- 117 15 90 46S 209 274 229 -4.7 +7.1 +0.1+2.5 .384 -145.2 1 59 58.4 6 2 8 398.5 903.1 291 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.13sec 291 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1171). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 21 9 3 43.5 R 306 F0 6.8 6.6 72- 116 71 160 64S 227 245 246 -5.5 +6.7 +2.0+2.1 .319 -172.6 2 5 48.5 7 1 42 393.5 613.4 19 Aug 24 5 44 58.2 r 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 43- 82 8 74 50S 221 287 228 -6.5 +4.6 -0.4+1.9 .488 -150.5 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 384.71046.5 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = +0.03sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +191sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +191sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 24 8 37 2.1 r 94017 A0 8.1 8.0 42- 81 45 89 57S 229 301 235 -6.7 +4.3 +0.8+2.2 .401 -162.5 4 34 52.7 18 24 48 380.4 776.6 19 Aug 24 9 45 55.0 r 94029kA2 8.4* 8.2 42- 80 61 97 74S 246 317 252 -6.9 +4.1 +1.7+1.6 .377 -179.7 4 36 27.6 18 39 57 379.1 693.6 *** A light curve is desired as 94029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247099567} 19 Aug 24 9 52 2.3 R 697pF5 6.5 6.1v 41- 80 62 98 28S 200 270 206 -6.9 +4.1 +0.5+3.9 .258 -133.7 4 37 14.8 18 32 35 379.0 687.7 R697 = SZ Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 697 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247086981} 697 = SZ Tau, 6.33 to 6.75, V, Type DCEPS, Period 3.14873 days, Phase 13 % 19 Aug 25 7 53 14.8 r 826 B5 7.1 7.1 32- 69 25 78 12S 188 259 190 -6.5 +3.0 -1.2+4.3 .221 -115.7 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 376.3 932.7 19 Aug 25 9 32 48.7 r 77241 M2 8.5 7.5 31- 68 47 86 63S 240 314 241 -6.6 +2.8 +1.0+1.8 .419 -167.6 5 32 36.7 20 55 4 373.9 778.6 19 Aug 25 11 26 23.6 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 31- 67 5 71 99 -57S 120 193 121 -6.9 +2.6 +3.2-1.5 .255 -45.6 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 372.0 657.2 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 25 12 31 42.3 R 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 30- 67 20 85 142 35S 212 249 212 -7.2 +2.5 +2.0+3.7 .241 -134.2 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 371.5 623.5 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 26 9 30 30.6 R 1001 A0 7.3 7.2 21- 55 34 79 90N 273 347 268 -6.0 +1.2 +1.0+0.7 .470 165.5 6 31 59.5 22 11 9 368.9 869.5 19 Aug 26 10 16 55.7 r X 89708 8.8 7.9v 21- 55 -10 44 83 74S 257 332 251 -6.1 +1.1 +1.2+1.3 .448 -177.4 6 33 33.0 22 10 41 367.8 799.4 X 89708 = ASAS J063333+2210.7, 8.89, range 0.07, V, Type MISC, Period 19.545806 days, Phase 65 % 19 Aug 26 10 28 47.0 r 78507SA3 7.4 7.2 21- 55 -8 47 84 56S 239 315 234 -6.1 +1.1 +1.0+1.9 .411 -159.5 6 34 3.6 22 7 4 367.6 782.9 78507 is multiple: Ba,Bb 8.5 9.1 350.0, dT = -9sec : ** 8.5 9.1 0.024" 254.2, dT = -0.06sec : BD 7.4 13.0 40" 294.0, dT = -56sec : BE 7.4 13.0 52" 270.9, dT = -108sec 78507 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 310). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 26 10 29 8.4 r 78503 F5 8.4 8.1 21- 55 -7 47 84 75N 288 3 282 -6.1 +1.1 +1.8+0.0 .386 151.7 6 33 57.3 22 20 24 367.5 782.5 19 Aug 26 10 30 57.4 R 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 21- 55 -7 47 84 57S 240 315 235 -6.1 +1.1 +1.0+1.9 .412 -160.3 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 367.5 780.0 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -130sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = +7sec 19 Aug 28 9 12 16.5 R 80278kA* 7.5 7.4 6- 28 4 69 46N 331 36 315 -3.5 -2.1 +0.8-1.7 .323 120.7 8 36 17.4 20 20 29 361.61109.6 *** A light curve is desired as 80278 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005201} 19 Aug 28 9 26 34.1 r X110513k 9.6 9.2 6- 28 7 71 85S 283 348 267 -3.5 -2.1 +0.1+0.4 .608 169.3 8 36 20.9 20 9 20 361.31083.5 *** A light curve is desired as X110513 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993967} 19 Aug 28 9 54 41.9 R 80297kF0 8.7 8.5 6- 28 13 74 58S 256 323 239 -3.4 -2.2 +0.0+1.2 .566 -163.0 8 37 33.8 20 0 49 360.51034.3 *** A light curve is desired as 80297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985076} 19 Aug 28 10 7 28.5 r X110711 9.3 8.3 6- 28 15 75 83S 281 349 265 -3.4 -2.2 +0.3+0.5 .573 171.5 8 38 4.7 20 7 49 360.21011.8 19 Aug 28 10 9 10.1 r X 13080kG5 9.0 8.5 6- 28 -12 16 75 21S 219 287 202 -3.4 -2.2 -0.5+3.0 .338 -125.8 8 38 34.2 19 51 37 360.21009.9 *** A light curve is desired as X 13080 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211975365} 19 Aug 28 10 12 2.5 R 1288kF5 7.8 7.6 6- 28 -11 16 75 79N 299 7 282 -3.4 -2.2 +0.6-0.1 .517 154.1 8 38 23.1 20 12 26 360.11004.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1288 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211997182} 19 Aug 28 10 20 16.6 R 80309kF0 8.1 8.0v 6- 28 -10 18 76 55S 253 322 236 -3.4 -2.2 +0.2+1.3 .533 -160.0 8 38 37.9 19 59 23 359.9 989.9 *** A light curve is desired as 80309 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983602} 80309 = CY Cnc, 8.14, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1 days 19 Aug 28 10 31 30.3 r 80317pA2 8.3 8.2s 6- 27 -7 20 77 58S 256 325 240 -3.4 -2.2 +0.3+1.2 .532 -163.1 8 39 3.6 19 59 59 359.6 970.6 *** A light curve is desired as 80317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984243} 80317 is double: ** 8.3 10.6 0.044" 98.7, dT = +0.08sec 80317 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 637). Observations are highly desired 80317 = NSV 4162, 8.32, range 0.02, V 19 Aug 28 10 49 6.4 r 80327pA3 7.8 7.6 6- 27 -3 24 78 78S 276 346 260 -3.4 -2.3 +0.6+0.6 .540 177.4 8 39 42.8 20 5 10 359.2 941.0 *** A light curve is desired as 80327 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211989558} 80327 is double: AB 7.9 9.6 0.63" 138.0, dT = +0.9sec 80327 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 28 10 59 12.2 r 1295pK0 6.4 5.9s 6- 27 -1 26 79 62S 261 331 244 -3.4 -2.3 +0.5+1.1 .518 -167.2 8 40 6.4 20 0 28 358.9 924.3 R1295 = 39 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1295 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984704} 1295 is multiple: AC 6.5 9.0 134" 309.0, dT = -173sec : AD 6.5 8.8 135" 111.0, dT = +225sec : AB 6.5 6.6 152" 150.0, dT = +104sec : AS 6.5 10.1 262" 325.5, dT = -216sec 1295 = NSV 4179, 6.39, range 0.04, V 19 Aug 28 11 0 27.3 r 1296pA1 6.6 6.6 6- 27 -1 27 79 55S 253 324 237 -3.4 -2.3 +0.5+1.4 .496 -159.6 8 40 11.5 19 58 16 358.9 922.3 R1296 = 40 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1296 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982469} 1296 is quadruple: Ba,Bb 6.6 0.40" 183.0, dT = -0.27sec : BR 6.6 11.6 141" 146.8, dT = +80sec : BA 6.6 6.5 152" 330.0, dT = -70sec 1296 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Sep 4 1 4 39.1 d 2123 F5 8.0* 7.7 28+ 63 24 241 82S 114 59 97 +6.7 -5.1 +1.2-1.5 .444 -3.7 14 52 54.9 -12 38 39 370.2 799.3 19 Sep 4 1 8 4.5 d 158874 F2 7.7* 7.5 28+ 63 24 242 38N 53 358 37 +6.7 -5.1 +1.3+0.9 .247 56.6 14 52 52.9 -12 23 1 370.2 804.4 19 Sep 5 0 31 24.4 d 159481PF5 7.7 7.4 38+ 76 36 222 31S 161 122 150 +7.5 -4.2 +1.7-3.6 .226 -53.0 15 45 50.4 -16 57 3 374.9 682.4 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249874527} 159481 is double: AB 7.7 14.0 21.2" 113.0, dT = +62sec 19 Sep 6 0 52 2.2 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 49+ 89 38 212 65N 73 42 66 +7.6 -3.0 +2.5+0.1 .298 30.3 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 380.6 636.3 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.005" 29.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -67sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -2265sec 19 Sep 6 23 36 18.2 d 2529SA* 6.5* 6.5v 59+ 100 -1 42 174 76N 79 85 78 +7.7 -1.7 +3.0+0.6 .289 24.2 17 35 18.5 -22 2 38 385.4 592.4 R2529 = 52 Ophiuchi (V2125) 2529 is quadruple: AC 6.3 14.2 5.4" 10.0, dT = +7sec : AD 6.3 15.1 6.3" 142.0, dT = +10sec : AB 6.3 12.7 14.9" 53.0, dT = +46sec 2529 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2529 = V2125 Oph, 6.57, range 0.04, 1V, Type ACV, Period 9.75 days 19 Sep 7 23 52 37.6 d 2682dG8 7.0 6.2 69+ 112 -5 40 164 64S 113 129 117 +7.1 -0.3 +2.6-0.6 .298 -16.0 18 30 29.2 -23 15 2 390.5 586.5 2682 is double: AB 7.0 11.7 1.3" 279.1, dT = -4sec 2682 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 8 0 36 0.0 d 186912 K1 7.7* 7.0 69+ 112 41 177 53S 124 127 129 +6.9 -0.3 +2.8-1.3 .261 -30.2 18 31 20.5 -23 18 56 390.5 572.7 19 Sep 9 0 14 9.9 d 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 78+ 123 -10 38 156 82S 89 113 99 +6.2 +1.1 +2.7+0.5 .307 0.7 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 394.7 588.2 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.9, dT = +3sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 10 0 27 21.2 D 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 85+ 135 35 146 83S 82 115 97 +5.1 +2.5 +2.5+0.9 .313 1.6 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 398.2 605.0 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Sep 13 8 20 45.1 D 3356cB8 5.8 5.8v 99+ 169 26 241 75N 29 336 53 -0.2 +5.6 +0.4+1.5 .341 30.0 22 53 28.7 -11 36 59 403.5 771.8 R3356 = 74 Aquarii 3356 is double: AB 5.8 6.4 0.014" 212.3, dT = -0.04sec 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 73 % Distance of 3356 to Terminator = 15.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 19 Sep 15 7 39 36.5 r 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 99- 167 54 221 82S 262 225 285 -2.4 +6.7 +2.7-0.1 .290 151.8 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 400.2 639.1 19 Sep 17 7 38 4.2 r 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 91- 145 71 186 72N 275 269 295 -4.3 +6.6 +3.6-0.4 .239 138.9 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 395.7 609.2 19 Sep 18 9 9 44.1 R 393cK0 6.7 6.1 85- 134 70 225 87N 260 219 277 -5.5 +6.0 +2.8+0.2 .298 158.9 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 392.6 608.0 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 18 11 9 15.1 r 401cA2 6.3 6.3s 84- 133 -1 47 258 12S 179 115 196 -5.9 +5.9 +0.7+6.6 .140 -113.2 2 42 28.9 10 44 30 393.7 680.9 R401 = 85 (Ceti)/Arietis 401 is double: AB 6.3 6.5 247.0, dT = 0.00sec 401 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 401 = NSV 899, 6.28 to 6.34, V 19 Sep 19 10 12 25.4 r 504 A0 7.4 7.4 76- 122 70 242 47N 301 246 314 -6.4 +5.2 +3.9-3.5 .177 123.3 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 388.8 607.6 19 Sep 20 4 52 5.8 R 620 K0 6.1 5.5 69- 112 23 81 68S 240 309 249 -5.8 +4.7 +0.2+1.7 .481 -173.0 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 388.9 914.8 19 Sep 20 8 9 1 m 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 68- 111 67 103 18N 334 42 342 -6.3 +4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 385.0 657.3 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Sep 21 5 51 13.6 R 765cA5 5.3 5.2 58- 100 26 79 47N 308 19 312 -6.2 +3.3 +1.6-0.9 .258 121.9 5 7 48.4 20 25 6 383.5 907.6 R765 = 106 Tauri 765 is double: ** 5.7 6.7 0.005" 349.4, dT = -0.01sec 19 Sep 21 6 43 1.1 r 76985 A2 8.0 7.9 58- 99 37 83 72N 284 357 287 -6.3 +3.2 +1.5+0.4 .367 145.6 5 9 12.7 20 27 28 382.3 824.8 19 Sep 21 7 40 6.5 r 77012 F0 7.8 7.6 58- 99 50 88 79N 277 351 280 -6.4 +3.1 +1.9+0.5 .357 152.4 5 10 47.5 20 34 9 381.1 743.8 19 Sep 22 7 5 57.4 r 922 K0 7.9 7.2 47- 87 31 79 55S 235 308 233 -6.3 +1.7 +0.3+1.9 .448 -159.6 6 6 43.2 21 53 15 377.4 874.0 19 Sep 22 7 25 42.1 r 77977cK2 8.0 7.2 47- 87 35 80 84N 277 350 274 -6.3 +1.7 +1.1+0.6 .430 158.9 6 7 10.2 22 6 23 376.9 842.4 77977 is double: ** 8.2 10.7 0.064" 76.0, dT = +0.14sec 77977 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 877). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 7 27 29.5 r 77990cB1 7.8 47- 87 36 80 38S 219 292 216 -6.3 +1.6 +0.2+2.6 .367 -143.0 6 7 38.9 21 52 23 376.9 839.8 77990 is double: AB 7.85 10.77 0.50" 146.7, dT = -0.42sec 77990 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 8 44 53.3 R 928 K4 5.9 5.1s 47- 86 53 86 83S 265 341 262 -6.5 +1.5 +1.7+1.0 .397 171.7 6 9 32.4 22 11 25 375.2 729.2 928 = NSV 16789, 5.91 to 5.96, V, Type L 19 Sep 22 10 48 19.1 D 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 86 -6 79 104 -58N 59 131 56 -6.9 +1.3 +2.3+1.9 .318 22.4 .04 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.5 623.0 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -5sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 12 13 43.8 R 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 85 14 80 254 72N 289 219 286 -7.2 +1.2 +2.7-1.3 .315 157.7 .05 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.2 615.6 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -4sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 15 51 43.7 D 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 45- 84 58 33 281 -49N 51 338 47 -7.8 +1.2 +1.6+0.9 .325 45.5 .04 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.1 844.4 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +172sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +199sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = +0.03sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +207sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 22 16 37 32.3 R 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 44- 84 63 23 285 40N 322 252 318 -7.8 +1.2 -0.3-2.7 .354 134.4 .04 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.9 923.3 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +31sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +116sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = +301sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +343sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 23 6 35 31 M 1078 B8 6.0 6.0 37- 75 13 71 14N 353 60 344 -5.9 +0.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 5 18.4 22 38 15 373.71024.2 R1078 = 44 Geminorum 19 Sep 23 7 28 40 m 79070wS3 7.5 6.4V 36- 74 24 75 14N 352 63 344 -5.9 +0.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 7 21.3 22 42 13 372.4 932.0 79070 is double: AB 8.6 12.3 174" 201.1 79070 = R Gem, 6.0 to 14.0, V, Type M, Period 369.91 days, Phase 70 % 19 Sep 23 9 4 12.2 r 79126 K2 7.6 6.8 36- 73 44 83 57S 244 320 236 -6.1 -0.1 +1.0+1.8 .409 -160.5 7 9 44.4 22 21 53 370.1 779.5 19 Sep 23 10 2 44.8 r 79151DF5 8.1 7.8 35- 73 57 88 19S 206 283 197 -6.2 -0.2 +0.7+5.1 .199 -120.3 7 12 1.1 22 16 44 369.0 707.0 79151 is double: AB 8.1 8.4 8.9" 41.0, dT = +43sec 79151 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 23 10 3 26.2 r 79152DF5 8.2 8.0 35- 73 57 88 19S 207 284 198 -6.2 -0.2 +0.8+5.0 .203 -121.0 7 12 1.5 22 16 51 369.0 706.2 79152 is double: BA 8.4 8.1 8.9" 221.0, dT = -42sec 79152 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 24 7 22 16 Gr 1224 G2 5.3 5.0 26- 61 9 ** GRAZE: CA 13.9N; Dist.141km in az. 156deg. [Lat = 24.22+0.40(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Sep 24 7 23 17 M 1224 G2 5.3* 5.0 26- 61 10 71 14N 359 65 345 -5.1 -1.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 7 45.9 21 34 55 368.41043.7 R1224 = mu Cancri 19 Sep 25 8 42 56.5 r 1366 K2 8.1 7.3 16- 47 13 75 69N 311 18 292 -3.9 -3.2 +0.6-0.5 .471 145.3 9 10 53.3 18 53 19 362.91009.4 19 Sep 25 10 29 47.8 r 98450 K 8.7 7.8 15- 46 -10 36 85 81S 281 353 262 -3.9 -3.4 +1.2+0.4 .479 177.8 9 14 32.8 18 38 38 360.2 836.6 19 Sep 25 11 3 31.0 r 1377kA3 7.0 6.9 15- 46 -2 44 88 37N 343 56 324 -4.0 -3.4 +1.9-4.1 .208 117.3 9 16 27.1 18 48 37 359.5 792.0 *** A light curve is desired as 1377 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251323525} 19 Sep 26 9 17 16.5 r 98997 F2 9.1 8.8 8- 33 7 77 88S 295 360 272 -2.2 -4.6 +0.2+0.1 .592 167.4 10 12 2.9 14 52 37 359.71058.6 Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 1 23 31 46.1 D 2196 K4 6.5 5.6S 14+ 44 -6 25 237 60N 71 20 58 +6.4 -4.4 +1.4-0.2 .357 35.9 15 23 1.8 -15 8 3 368.0 786.0 R2196 = 30 Librae 2196 = NSV 7043, 6.47, 19 Oct 2 0 7 49.3 d 159229kK0 8.9 8.4 14+ 44 18 242 80S 111 55 98 +6.3 -4.3 +1.1-1.4 .464 -5.8 15 24 5.7 -15 23 44 368.9 833.9 *** A light curve is desired as 159229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250005917} 19 Oct 2 0 53 17.0 d 159250kA8 8.5 8.3 14+ 45 9 248 89S 102 42 88 +6.3 -4.3 +0.7-1.2 .503 1.7 15 25 37.3 -15 26 44 370.1 902.6 *** A light curve is desired as 159250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250001577} 19 Oct 3 0 7 50 m 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 23+ 57 26 231 3N 11 323 3 +7.1 -3.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 374.2 742.8 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Oct 3 23 45 27.0 d 185220KG3 7.5 7.2 32+ 69 -10 35 213 71S 113 80 110 +7.5 -1.9 +2.4-1.4 .339 -15.6 17 16 23.9 -21 51 29 379.5 646.8 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185220 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 233933903} 19 Oct 4 23 57 51.2 D 186478pF7 7.1 6.8V 43+ 82 38 202 68N 67 45 69 +7.3 -0.5 +2.5+0.5 .295 24.3 18 13 2.5 -23 7 2 385.2 605.2 *** A light curve is desired as 186478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 225102663} 186478 is quadruple: ** 8.1 8.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.04sec : AB 7.0 17.9 6.3" 86.0, dT = +20sec : AC 7.0 18.1 23.5" 258.0, dT = -78sec 186478 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1537). Observations are highly desired 186478 = AP Sgr, 6.52 to 7.41, V, Type DCEP, Period 5.057875 days, Phase 21 % 19 Oct 6 0 40 39.8 D 2793pG8 6.7 6.2 53+ 93 39 200 27N 20 1 28 +6.6 +1.0 +1.3+3.9 .146 62.2 19 8 44.4 -23 11 25 390.6 593.1 *** A light curve is desired as 2793 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215976038} 2793 is double: AB 6.8 15.0 10.0" 315.0, dT = +29sec 19 Oct 6 1 8 35.1 d 187748kB8 7.8 7.8 53+ 94 36 207 39N 32 5 40 +6.5 +1.0 +1.4+2.2 .212 49.1 19 9 34.7 -23 11 28 390.9 612.7 *** A light curve is desired as 187748 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215975674} 19 Oct 6 23 29 37.9 D 2921 K0 6.0 5.5 63+ 105 -7 40 164 35S 133 149 146 +6.0 +2.4 +3.1-2.0 .186 -51.2 20 1 23.8 -22 44 14 394.6 570.0 19 Oct 7 1 15 28.3 D 2928cF7 6.4 6.2 63+ 105 40 196 44S 123 108 136 +5.6 +2.4 +3.7-2.2 .201 -48.7 20 3 44.3 -22 35 44 394.9 584.1 2928 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.42sec 2928 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1590). Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 7 1 59 43.0 d 188878 F3 7.5 7.3 63+ 105 37 208 50N 37 10 51 +5.4 +2.4 +1.4+1.6 .262 35.3 20 4 26.4 -22 11 28 395.3 615.9 19 Oct 9 3 32 17.3 d 164653DB9 7.7 7.7v 81+ 128 42 210 83S 75 46 95 +2.8 +4.7 +2.3+0.1 .314 -14.2 21 47 36.4 -17 17 41 400.4 629.4 164653 is double: AB 7.7 11.4 4.5" 207.2, dT = -10sec 164653 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 164653 = AP Cap, 7.6 to 7.65, V, Type ACV, Period 2.6733 days, Phase 80 % 19 Oct 9 5 39 20.5 D 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 81+ 128 22 237 76N 54 1 74 +2.4 +4.6 +0.7+0.5 .394 8.5 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 402.4 777.4 19 Oct 11 2 54 48 D 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 93+ 149 54 168 9N 338 349 2 +0.6 +6.4 +9.9+9.9 .066 77.5 23 18 57.7 - 9 36 39 400.7 595.4 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 129.7, dT = -20sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -579sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V Distance of 3428 to Terminator = 4.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 12 0 13 33.6 D 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 97+ 159 26 111 15S 127 184 150 +0.0 +7.0 +1.9-1.2 .176 -62.8 .04 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.5 751.8 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 Distance of 3536 to Terminator = 4.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 9 43 47 Gr 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 27 ** GRAZE: CA 48.2N; Dist.259km in az. 354deg. [Lat = 27.96+0.10(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 249 to Terminator = 4.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 10 2 12.8 R 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 23 265 79N 304 239 324 -3.9 +6.4 +1.0-3.6 .225 122.1 .02 1 41 25.9 5 29 15 398.7 820.0 R249 = nu Piscium Distance of 249 to Terminator = 6.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2" 19 Oct 15 4 50 59.0 r 345DF0 7.6 98- 164 65 128 68S 247 293 265 -3.6 +6.3 +2.2+1.5 .332 167.4 2 21 22.1 8 52 51 393.4 648.2 345 is double: AB 8.03 9.20 1.55" 227.2, dT = -4sec 345 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 15 7 27 19 m 110516 K0 6.9 6.4 98- 164 66 232 29N 328 282 346 -4.2 +6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 2 24 30.5 9 42 48 393.1 621.1 Distance of 110516 to Terminator = 9.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.6" 19 Oct 16 4 8 27.6 r 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 95- 153 49 100 24S 197 263 212 -4.1 +5.6 +0.2+3.4 .288 -138.3 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 391.6 733.2 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.14sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired Distance of 93301 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1" 19 Oct 17 5 18 34 Gr 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 56 ** GRAZE: CA 21.5N; Dist.145km in az. 143deg. [Lat = 23.98+0.67(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Oct 17 5 21 15 M 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 56 97 21N 332 42 342 -4.8 +4.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 0 36.9 17 17 48 387.7 706.6 19 Oct 17 8 56 8.7 R 600cK2 6.6 6.1 89- 140 72 248 82S 255 194 265 -5.6 +4.2 +2.6+0.4 .323 173.9 4 4 39.6 17 31 3 386.5 609.1 600 is double: AB 6.7 9.6 0.50" 108.7, dT = +1.3sec 600 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 18 6 52 23.7 r 94210KK0 8.0 7.6 82- 129 66 98 38S 214 286 219 -5.4 +3.1 +1.2+3.1 .294 -146.1 4 55 41.7 20 0 8 383.3 659.4 *** A light curve is highly desired as 94210 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247239917} 19 Oct 19 9 15 9.8 r 77710 G7 7.2 6.6 72- 116 86 137 37N 323 5 322 -6.0 +1.5 +3.7-5.3 .150 117.2 5 54 54.0 22 31 12 378.4 603.6 19 Oct 20 4 45 31.2 r 1033 A2 6.8 6.7 64- 106 16 72 40N 325 33 318 -5.2 +0.4 +1.6-2.0 .230 115.5 6 44 56.3 22 50 15 379.5 984.1 19 Oct 20 9 45 33.6 r 78837 K0 8.2 7.7 62- 104 81 106 51S 237 307 230 -6.0 -0.1 +2.5+2.1 .288 -148.3 6 53 36.6 22 46 34 374.1 614.5 19 Oct 21 8 35 2.6 r 79744 G0 8.2 7.7 51- 92 53 86 83N 288 4 275 -5.3 -1.6 +2.0-0.1 .379 162.9 7 51 2.5 22 14 54 371.1 713.5 19 Oct 21 9 38 22.1 R 1187 K0 7.1 6.5 51- 91 67 93 59N 312 29 300 -5.5 -1.7 +2.5-1.9 .286 141.7 7 53 1.0 22 20 4 370.1 654.8 R1187 = 84 Geminorum 19 Oct 22 10 37 32.0 R 1329pF8 6.8* 39- 78 -11 67 99 82S 279 350 261 -4.8 -3.2 +2.3+0.1 .375 -175.2 8 53 55.3 19 58 2 365.6 666.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982221} 1329 is double: AB 7.32 7.86 0.17" 65.5, dT = +0.37sec 1329 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 23 8 50 6.2 r 98792wK2 7.8 7.0 29- 65 30 85 68N 313 23 292 -3.4 -4.4 +1.1-0.9 .418 149.3 9 49 52.8 16 50 18 364.6 860.4 98792 is double: AB 7.9 11.1 25.1" 320.8, dT = -59sec 19 Oct 23 10 13 30.6 r 98818MB9 8.6 8.5 29- 65 48 94 62S 264 333 242 -3.6 -4.5 +1.7+1.1 .393 -156.8 9 52 8.5 16 27 46 362.8 751.7 98818 is triple: AB 9.31 10.12 2.19" 207.1, dT = -3sec : AC 9.3 11.2 10.7" 40.0, dT = +20sec 98818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 25 9 25 53.5 d 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 38 10 88 -53S 157 222 133 -0.3 -6.2 +0.4-1.7 .403 -45.9 .01 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 361.11014.2 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Oct 25 9 32 6.1 R 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 10- 38 12 88 42N 347 53 323 -0.3 -6.2 +0.5-2.7 .316 123.5 11 45 24.2 7 1 48 360.91001.7 19 Oct 25 9 51 1.1 R 119034 F2 7.7 7.4 10- 37 16 90 56N 333 39 309 -0.3 -6.2 +0.5-1.6 .416 138.4 11 45 48.8 6 56 33 360.4 971.4 19 Oct 25 10 7 40.7 R 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 37 19 92 37S 247 312 223 -0.3 -6.3 +0.6+2.1 .376 -134.0 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 360.0 945.8 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Oct 30 23 29 4.7 d 184729 K0 8.8 8.3 10+ 37 -11 17 236 80N 85 32 80 +6.1 -2.3 +1.1-0.7 .435 10.4 16 51 56.5 -20 53 48 374.6 803.4

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 31 23 7 12 d 185780 F0 7.9 7.7 17+ 49 -7 28 221 14S 167 127 167 +6.5 -0.8 +4.4-8.6 .087 -76.7 17 48 22.5 -23 13 57 379.3 694.9 19 Oct 31 23 49 55.9 d 185825 B8 8.2 8.0 18+ 50 22 229 54S 126 79 127 +6.4 -0.8 +2.0-2.2 .320 -37.8 17 50 14.9 -23 7 44 380.1 747.2 19 Nov 1 0 12 46.8 D 2567 G3 7.2 6.8 18+ 50 18 232 79N 79 28 80 +6.3 -0.8 +1.1-0.5 .418 8.4 17 51 7.7 -22 55 16 380.6 779.0 19 Nov 3 0 56 17.5 d 188511 K4 7.4 6.6 36+ 74 28 221 42S 129 88 140 +5.6 +2.1 +3.2-3.0 .209 -55.0 19 44 40.6 -23 15 51 390.9 692.2 19 Nov 3 1 6 54.7 d 2884 F3 7.5 7.2 36+ 74 27 224 34N 25 342 36 +5.5 +2.1 +0.3+2.1 .245 48.9 19 44 32.6 -22 51 21 391.1 705.3 19 Nov 4 23 22 30.4 d 3140 K1 7.8 7.0s 55+ 96 -10 45 170 75S 86 96 106 +4.1 +4.7 +3.1+0.4 .280 -19.0 21 27 3.1 -19 3 29 397.1 571.2 3140 = NSV 25600, 7.86 to 7.95, Hp 19 Nov 5 22 35 37.2 d 3265PK0 6.6 6.1 64+ 107 0 39 141 76S 82 118 103 +3.2 +5.7 +2.5+1.0 .304 -14.4 22 14 38.2 -15 49 7 399.8 608.1 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205967173} 3265 is double: AB 4.3 11.9 24.2" 65.0, dT = +76sec 19 Nov 10 0 2 37.4 d 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 94+ 151 36 107 65S 83 143 105 -1.5 +7.1 +1.6+1.2 .352 -24.7 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 397.8 748.2 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +104sec 19 Nov 10 1 36 40.2 d 109795 A5 7.6 7.4 94+ 151 55 127 44N 12 58 34 -1.8 +7.0 +0.5+3.6 .255 41.9 1 18 15.4 2 33 2 396.2 658.9 19 Nov 10 6 56 28.1 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 95+ 153 36 255 58S 90 30 112 -3.0 +6.6 +1.6-1.0 .333 -29.7 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 397.1 738.8 19 Nov 10 8 19 2.5 d 210DB9 6.6 6.7 95+ 153 18 265 41S 107 42 128 -3.2 +6.5 +0.7-1.9 .331 -41.4 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 398.8 852.3 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.6" 329.6, dT = -13sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 11 24.6 r X 75822D 7.0 6.8 92- 148 86 143 85S 265 300 265 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.4 .330 172.7 5 36 26.1 21 59 35 378.5 611.5 X 75822 is double: BA 7.5 7.1 4.2" 96.1, dT = +12sec X 75822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 11 30.3 r 843DF8 7.0 92- 148 86 143 84S 265 300 265 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.4 .330 172.7 5 36 26.3 21 59 35 378.5 611.4 843 is double: AB 7.09 7.47 4.16" 276.1, dT = -12sec 843 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 16 8 36 42.3 R 1014 A0 7.0 7.1s 85- 135 85 241 86S 271 211 265 -4.9 +0.1 +2.7-0.1 .336 178.5 6 36 42.4 23 5 53 375.1 611.8 1014 = NSV 16929, 6.94 to 6.99, Hp, Type VAR, Period 4.4149 days, Phase 83 % 19 Nov 17 6 25 1.9 R 1144WF8 6.6 6.0 77- 123 52 85 66N 303 20 292 -4.1 -1.3 +2.2-0.9 .325 144.8 7 32 50.6 22 53 15 373.6 720.6 1144 is double: AB 6.6 8.2 11.7" 179.0, dT = +20sec 19 Nov 17 7 14 48 m 79527 G5 7.3 6.8 77- 122 63 89 9N 360 78 349 -4.3 -1.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 35 11.3 23 2 45 372.9 669.2 19 Nov 18 4 38 32.5 r 1269kG5 6.9 6.3 68- 111 17 74 82S 276 344 260 -3.4 -2.7 +0.3+0.7 .530 175.5 8 28 7.2 21 8 55 374.1 963.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212052751} 19 Nov 19 11 7 42 m 1421 K0 8.0 7.2 55- 95 -8 82 180 6S 205 205 185 -3.5 -4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 9 38 4.6 17 21 19 366.2 655.0 19 Nov 20 7 0 50 m 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 45- 84 21 84 7N 15 83 353 -1.9 -5.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 10 28 48.5 14 20 37 368.3 914.1 19 Nov 21 6 53 55.2 r 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 33- 71 6 83 63S 268 333 245 -0.8 -6.2 +0.1+0.9 .539 -160.1 11 21 50.2 9 10 6 367.91023.7 19 Nov 21 8 42 10.7 r 118843 G0 8.5 8.2 33- 70 30 94 82S 287 352 263 -0.8 -6.2 +1.0+0.2 .480 -173.9 11 25 29.7 8 55 24 365.3 855.5 19 Nov 21 9 8 36.1 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 32- 70 35 98 43S 248 313 224 -0.8 -6.2 +1.4+2.2 .321 -133.8 11 26 18.0 8 39 34 364.8 821.2 19 Nov 21 10 31 38.4 r 118880 K2 8.3 7.6 32- 69 53 111 77S 282 341 258 -1.0 -6.2 +2.0+0.1 .400 -163.2 11 28 26.7 8 32 50 363.3 735.8 19 Nov 22 9 15 56.3 R 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 22- 56 23 98 80S 287 351 263 +0.5 -6.6 +0.8+0.2 .504 -171.0 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 364.6 901.8 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.0, dT = -14sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Nov 22 10 3 29.5 r 119358wF8 8.0 7.7 22- 56 33 104 54N 333 34 309 +0.5 -6.6 +0.7-1.8 .392 145.5 12 22 17.1 3 17 52 363.6 838.8 119358 is double: AB 8.0 13.5 14.1" 50.0, dT = -8sec 19 Nov 23 8 46 22.1 r 139218 K0 7.6 7.1 13- 43 3 94 80S 287 352 265 +2.0 -6.6 +0.1+0.2 .584 -172.7 13 12 43.8 - 2 15 54 366.31045.9 19 Nov 23 8 54 39.4 r 139227SF8 7.7 7.4 13- 43 5 95 22S 230 294 208 +2.0 -6.6 +0.5+3.9 .243 -114.6 13 13 13.7 - 2 33 21 366.21033.9 139227 is triple: Aa,Ab 8.0 10.0 0.40" 332.6, dT = +0.37sec : AB 7.7 10.1 9.6" 302.0, dT = -12sec 139227 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 24 9 53 28.4 r 139756 K0 8.9 8.4 6- 29 4 101 76N 312 16 293 +3.4 -6.0 +0.0-0.5 .561 164.0 14 9 3.3 - 8 0 15 366.91037.8 19 Nov 24 10 31 49.9 R 139766 K0 8.9 8.4 6- 28 12 106 57S 265 327 247 +3.4 -6.0 +0.6+1.1 .466 -147.7 14 10 4.9 - 8 22 18 366.0 978.3 19 Nov 28 16 40 7.7 d 2630wK0 5.0 4.4 5+ 27 43 30 141 39S 140 177 142 +6.3 -0.1 +1.0-1.2 .313 -35.8 18 11 43.3 -23 42 4 379.0 709.0 R2630 = 1 Sagittarii 2630 is double: AB 5.1 11.5 44" 286.1, dT = -116sec 19 Nov 28 23 24 47.4 d 186736 K0 9.6 9.0 6+ 29 12 236 87N 85 30 89 +5.1 +0.1 +0.9-0.7 .451 -1.9 18 22 47.3 -23 35 5 382.3 837.1 19 Nov 28 23 32 31.7 d 186741 M0 9.4 8.2 6+ 29 11 237 88N 86 30 90 +5.0 +0.1 +0.8-0.7 .457 -3.0 18 23 2.6 -23 34 58 382.4 849.6 19 Nov 29 23 2 1.3 d 2819 K0 7.8 7.3 12+ 41 -7 25 224 67N 61 17 70 +5.0 +1.7 +1.2+0.2 .372 16.1 19 19 17.7 -23 33 29 385.9 725.0 19 Nov 29 23 51 49.2 d 187995 A5 8.5 8.3 12+ 41 17 232 59S 115 64 124 +4.9 +1.6 +1.8-1.9 .330 -38.9 19 20 45.8 -23 42 55 387.0 796.4 19 Nov 29 23 58 37.3 D 188005kK0 7.6 7.0 12+ 41 16 233 78S 96 43 105 +4.8 +1.6 +1.3-1.0 .405 -19.3 19 21 4.2 -23 37 10 387.1 806.5 *** A light curve is desired as 188005 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215745876}

Occultation prediction for Bill Sadowski Park Miami 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Dec 1 1 19 35.1 d 189120 F5 7.8 7.5 20+ 53 12 239 47N 36 340 50 +4.2 +3.0 +0.0+1.0 .369 34.4 20 18 5.8 -21 59 54 392.7 852.8 19 Dec 1 22 29 28.8 d 3081 K3 6.5 5.9 28+ 64 -1 43 194 62N 47 34 65 +3.9 +4.4 +2.0+1.4 .296 19.4 21 6 41.5 -20 10 49 393.4 598.6 19 Dec 1 23 14 14 m 190029 K0 8.2 7.6 28+ 64 -10 40 207 10S 155 129 173 +3.8 +4.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 21 7 19.8 -20 29 59 393.9 630.5 19 Dec 1 23 27 3.4 d 190037 K0 8.2 7.7 28+ 64 39 210 57N 42 13 60 +3.7 +4.4 +1.4+1.3 .310 22.3 21 7 49.8 -20 2 10 394.0 641.0 19 Dec 2 0 19 6.7 D 3090 K0 6.7 6.2 28+ 64 32 222 51S 114 74 132 +3.5 +4.3 +3.0-2.2 .234 -49.9 21 9 15.4 -20 11 35 394.7 696.7 R3090 = 26 Capricorni 19 Dec 4 0 9 16.0 d 3337 F3 7.8 7.5 47+ 87 50 200 23N 1 343 24 +1.5 +6.3 -0.1+4.1 .184 54.3 22 45 27.1 -13 0 25 398.7 609.9 19 Dec 6 4 43 54.5 d 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 67+ 110 25 253 49N 24 324 47 -1.7 +6.8 +0.4+1.9 .327 36.1 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 401.0 788.4 19 Dec 8 4 35 15.9 d 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 83+ 132 50 248 84S 71 13 91 -3.6 +6.5 +2.0+0.2 .344 -11.9 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 394.2 672.0 19 Dec 9 5 33 8.2 D 393cK0 6.7 6.1 90+ 144 49 257 53S 103 40 121 -4.4 +5.8 +2.3-1.7 .278 -39.5 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 390.4 682.2 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.35sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 10 5 54 23.4 d 504 A0 7.4 7.4 96+ 156 56 259 70S 88 21 101 -4.9 +4.8 +2.2-0.6 .332 -19.8 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 385.8 660.9 19 Dec 11 3 14 55.8 d 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 99+ 167 73 111 65S 92 154 100 -4.4 +3.9 +2.8+0.3 .312 -28.0 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 381.2 653.4 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Dec 11 5 20 19.4 D 639kF3 6.1 5.9 99+ 167 75 246 65N 43 343 51 -4.9 +3.7 +2.2+2.2 .300 26.8 4 20 25.1 18 44 34 380.7 620.6 R639 = 85 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 639 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210725815} Distance of 639 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.8" 19 Dec 11 8 3 50.4 d 93915kB8 7.4 7.2 99+ 168 40 274 88N 65 353 74 -5.4 +3.6 +1.5+0.2 .395 14.5 4 24 43.0 18 54 47 382.3 756.3 *** A light curve is desired as 93915 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737173} Distance of 93915 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.4" 19 Dec 11 8 24 48.4 D 654pF4 6.0 5.8 99+ 168 35 276 58N 35 324 43 -5.5 +3.6 +1.6+1.8 .296 45.7 4 24 57.1 19 2 31 382.7 786.4 *** A light curve is desired as 654 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210745602} 654 is double: ** 6.8 6.8 0.10" 71.0, dT = +0.27sec 654 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 921). Observations are highly desired Distance of 654 to Terminator = 13.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.4" 19 Dec 11 10 20 57.8 D 668SK0 3.5* 3.0 99+ 169 10 286 48N 25 318 32 -5.6 +3.6 +1.1+2.2 .267 59.5 .01 4 28 37.0 19 10 50 384.9 979.3 R668 = Ain = epsilon Tauri 668 is triple: Aa,Ab 3.6 6.0 0.20" 108.0, dT = +0.09sec : AB 3.5 10.6 190" 269.1, dT = -310sec 668 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 668 to Terminator = 9.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.6" 19 Dec 11 10 34 7 Gr 668SK0 3.5 3.0 99+ 169 8 ** GRAZE: CA 18.1N; Dist.256km in az. 20deg. [Lat = 28.06-0.34(E.Long+80.32)] Distance of 668 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 13 2 10 58.4 r 77996 G5 7.4 6.9 99- 168 37 80 71N 294 8 291 -3.8 +1.0 +1.6-0.1 .361 141.2 6 7 46.8 22 42 28 375.8 844.9 Distance of 77996 to Terminator = 17.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.6" 19 Dec 13 4 52 51.0 R 942 M1 6.5 5.4V 99- 167 73 94 83N 281 359 278 -4.2 +0.7 +2.6-0.2 .335 158.3 .02 6 12 19.1 22 54 31 373.2 652.9 R942 = 6 Geminorum (BU) 942 = BU Gem, 5.74 to 7.4, V, Type SRC, Period 325. days, Phase 76 % 19 Dec 14 1 1 21.5 r 1078 B8 6.0 6.0 96- 156 10 70 27S 213 279 205 -3.3 -0.5 -0.8+2.6 .372 -130.2 7 5 18.4 22 38 15 375.51050.0 R1078 = 44 Geminorum Distance of 1078 to Terminator = 17.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.6" 19 Dec 14 11 17 4.1 R 1118 A1 6.2 6.2 94- 152 -9 35 281 64N 303 229 293 -4.7 -1.0 +0.5-1.9 .451 160.2 7 23 28.1 22 56 43 371.8 864.6 R1118 = 58 Geminorum 19 Dec 15 8 1 6.2 r 80087 K0 7.9* 7.2 89- 141 86 162 24S 215 232 200 -3.4 -2.7 +4.1+6.7 .128 -110.9 8 18 54.5 21 29 39 367.1 640.3 19 Dec 16 7 42 4 r 98481pF0 7.9* 7.7 80- 127 70 106 10S 205 271 186 -2.3 -4.1 +9.9+9.9 .047 -97.3 9 18 16.9 18 46 52 365.9 663.5 *** A light curve is desired as 98481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251323145} 98481 is double: AB 8.2 8.3 0.018" 82.4 98481 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 16 9 13 31.4 r 98510kG5 7.2* 6.8 80- 127 83 199 34N 342 323 323 -2.6 -4.1 +1.2-4.1 .245 131.2 9 20 37.9 19 5 26 365.5 658.6 *** A light curve is desired as 98510 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251326747} 19 Dec 16 10 28 40.5 r 1388pG0 7.7 7.4 80- 127 69 255 82N 294 227 275 -2.8 -4.1 +1.9-1.4 .395 -178.7 9 21 47.1 18 44 47 365.7 701.2 *** A light curve is desired as 1388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251322682} 1388 is double: AB 7.7 16.0 23.9" 1.3, dT = -23sec 19 Dec 16 11 51 34 Gr 1392cG0 7.3 79- 126 -2 51 ** GRAZE: CA 9.9S; Dist. 11km in az. 215deg. [Lat = 25.48-0.63(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Dec 16 11 56 1 r 1392cG0 7.3 79- 126 -2 50 268 16S 212 140 193 -3.0 -4.0 +9.9+9.9 .048 -96.3 9 24 31.2 18 8 29 366.7 791.0 1392 is double: AB 7.46 9.18 0.43" 8.6 1392 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 18 8 47 38.5 r 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 59- 100 58 112 26N 356 54 333 -0.1 -6.2 +0.6-4.6 .215 122.3 11 13 18.1 10 26 50 364.9 711.8 19 Dec 19 6 38 0 m 1739cF5 6.4 6.1 48- 88 16 92 1N 23 88 359 +1.2 -6.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 3 44.4 5 33 28 368.5 938.3 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1739 to Terminator = 8.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 19 7 46 4.6 r 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 48- 88 31 100 43S 247 310 223 +1.2 -6.7 +1.4+2.4 .303 -129.9 12 4 18.8 4 55 54 367.0 839.7 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 19 Dec 19 9 57 52.6 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 47- 87 58 127 56S 260 306 236 +0.9 -6.6 +2.9+1.2 .292 -136.4 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 364.9 714.5 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Dec 20 9 34 49 Gr 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 36- 74 41 ** GRAZE: CA 8.3S; Dist. 51km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 25.10-0.41(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Dec 20 9 43 32.9 r 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 36- 74 42 118 22S 227 280 204 +2.2 -6.6 +5.0+8.2 .104 -103.8 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 366.5 778.7 19 Dec 21 10 1 15.4 r 1989kF0 8.8 8.6 25- 60 33 117 86N 297 351 277 +3.3 -6.2 +1.1-0.2 .460 -175.0 13 52 54.2 - 6 29 19 368.3 824.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1989 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212767465} 19 Dec 22 9 5 27.3 r 158766 G0 8.4 8.1 16- 48 8 107 53S 254 316 238 +4.3 -5.5 +0.7+1.6 .398 -137.0 14 44 16.8 -11 37 2 372.2 983.8 19 Dec 22 9 32 27.3 r 158780 G5 8.1 7.6 16- 47 14 110 51N 330 30 314 +4.3 -5.5 +0.1-1.3 .443 147.9 14 45 39.4 -11 25 22 371.7 942.1 19 Dec 22 10 10 28.0 r 158800 G5 8.9 8.3 16- 47 22 115 35N 346 43 330 +4.2 -5.4 -0.1-2.2 .338 133.3 14 47 5.8 -11 33 4 370.9 886.4 19 Dec 23 10 55 11.3 r 159449 K0 9.2 8.6 8- 34 18 119 88N 290 345 278 +5.0 -4.2 +0.7+0.2 .490 -172.5 15 42 14.5 -16 22 56 373.5 895.9 19 Dec 23 11 36 21 m 2246 K3 7.3 6.5 8- 34 -6 25 125 11S 208 259 197 +4.9 -4.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 43 57.1 -16 52 9 372.8 838.2 19 Dec 24 11 43 25 m 2394cK0 6.3* 5.7 3- 21 -5 14 121 10S 203 259 197 +5.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 16 40 34.5 -20 24 31 376.6 894.6 19 Dec 24 11 43 26 Gr 2394cK0 6.3 5.7 3- 21 -5 14 ** GRAZE: CA 10.2S; Dist. 39km in az. 29deg. [Lat = 26.01-0.49(E.Long+80.32)] 19 Dec 29 0 14 1.1 d 189717 A0 9.1 9.1 8+ 32 10 242 44N 34 336 50 +3.0 +3.8 -0.2+1.1 .380 34.6 20 48 34.5 -20 47 2 394.5 882.9 19 Dec 31 1 35 10 M 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 15 245 10S 151 93 174 +1.0 +5.8 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 22 30 17.4 -14 35 9 400.4 849.3 R3304 = 56 Aquarii 19 Dec 31 1 35 17 Gr 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 15 ** GRAZE: CA 10.1S; Dist. 76km in az. 337deg. [Lat = 26.36+0.39(E.Long+80.32)]

Lunar Occultation predictions Fox Observatory Broward Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jan 1 11 23 34.7 r 159060 F6 8.2 7.9 19- 52 -10 37 133 79N 300 342 285 +7.0 -5.9 +1.4-0.5 .386 179.5 15 9 53.5 -12 58 34 385.1 721.4 19 Jan 2 10 10 36.9 r 159619 F3 8.1 7.7 12- 40 13 116 52N 324 22 313 +6.9 -5.3 +0.1-1.0 .400 150.0 15 59 13.7 -16 13 18 391.0 876.0 19 Jan 2 11 4 20.3 R 2291WF7 5.5 5.2v 12- 40 23 124 87S 283 335 273 +6.8 -5.2 +1.1+0.4 .411 -167.7 16 0 19.6 -16 32 0 390.0 795.5 R2291 = 49 Librae 2291 is double: AB 5.5 11.5 144" 337.5, dT = -205sec 2291 = HIP 78400, 5.47, range 0.00, 4V, Type VAR, Period 0.45326 days 19 Jan 3 10 37 2.5 R 2423 K0 8.0 7.3 6- 29 7 116 89N 284 343 278 +6.2 -4.3 +0.4+0.4 .467 -173.5 16 51 10.3 -19 11 12 395.0 900.8 19 Jan 3 11 4 40.1 r 160134 K0 9.3 8.6 6- 28 13 119 63N 309 5 304 +6.2 -4.3 +0.3-0.4 .425 161.8 16 52 13.0 -19 9 45 394.5 856.1 19 Jan 3 11 17 12.0 R 160136pF3 8.2* 8.0s 6- 28 -12 15 121 77S 269 324 264 +6.2 -4.2 +1.0+0.9 .406 -158.2 16 52 20.6 -19 21 25 394.3 836.4 *** A light curve is desired as 160136 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205109565} 160136 is double: AB 8.2 16.8 84" 37.0, dT = +126sec 160136 = NSV 20795, 8.21 to 8.27, V, Type VAR: 19 Jan 8 23 59 50.0 d 164439 G5 9.4 8.8 7+ 31 14 243 73N 59 2 79 -1.9 +2.9 +0.4+0.2 .423 7.4 21 30 28.0 -17 9 34 404.6 837.5 19 Jan 9 0 23 2.5 d 3153dA9 8.4 7+ 31 9 246 66S 99 40 119 -2.0 +2.9 +0.8-1.4 .375 -32.6 21 31 15.0 -17 15 36 405.1 874.5 3153 is double: AB 8.47 12.55 3.05" 121.5, dT = +8sec 3153 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 9 23 24 17.9 d 164968kK0 8.1 7.6 13+ 42 -9 30 233 21N 4 316 26 -3.2 +4.2 -0.5+3.7 .199 57.6 22 16 25.2 -14 2 42 402.6 724.7 *** A light curve is desired as 164968 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 206027050} 19 Jan 11 1 4 13.9 D 3392 A2 7.3 7.1 20+ 53 22 246 37S 123 67 147 -4.7 +5.2 +2.3-3.8 .194 -61.7 23 5 53.5 -10 26 16 402.1 799.1 19 Jan 11 22 56 30.7 D 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 28+ 64 -2 54 210 49N 28 1 53 -5.5 +6.2 +1.3+2.3 .289 26.7 23 48 32.5 - 6 22 50 397.3 623.7 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.16sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 19 Jan 12 0 29 56.6 d 146932cF8 8.7 8.5 28+ 64 39 236 77S 81 33 106 -5.8 +6.1 +1.9-0.4 .332 -23.7 23 50 50.0 - 6 16 4 398.2 699.4 146932 is double: AB 8.8 11.8 0.27" 195.8, dT = -0.34sec 146932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 14 2 52 0.7 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 48+ 87 33 256 35N 14 313 36 -7.8 +6.9 +0.6+3.0 .259 49.9 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 390.3 760.4 19 Jan 14 2 59 45.4 D 208pF0 7.0 6.8S 48+ 87 31 257 32S 127 66 149 -7.8 +6.9 +2.0-4.4 .184 -63.1 1 25 40.7 2 58 19 390.4 770.6 *** A light curve is desired as 208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220315860} 208 is double: AB 7.0 11.1 127" 43.3, dT = +78sec 208 = NSV 15302, 7., , Type VAR: 19 Jan 14 4 0 49.5 d 210DB9 6.6 6.7 48+ 88 18 265 47N 26 322 48 -8.0 +6.9 +0.5+1.8 .339 41.3 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 391.5 857.4 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.7" 329.5, dT = +9sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 18 0 6 33.3 D 730WA7 5.1 5.0v 86+ 136 57 95 31N 20 91 25 -6.0 +4.9 +0.4+3.8 .278 49.0 4 51 22.5 18 50 23 364.9 749.4 R730 = 97 Tauri (V480) 730 is double: AB 5.1 10.6 182" 301.9, dT = +138sec 730 = V0480 Tau, 5.09 to 5.13, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.042 days 19 Jan 18 1 40 31.9 d 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 86+ 137 77 120 17N 7 62 12 -6.2 +4.8 +0.3+6.4 .164 64.5 .01 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 363.7 671.0 19 Jan 18 23 56 15.5 d 77667SB9 7.7* 7.7 93+ 150 43 85 61N 55 128 55 -4.6 +3.5 +0.7+1.9 .453 20.0 5 52 58.2 20 46 40 360.5 842.4 77667 is triple: AB 7.7 10.6 33" 186.1, dT = -48sec : AC 7.7 8.9 116" 301.1, dT = -105sec 19 Jan 19 7 54 5.9 d 77983 K2 7.1 6.3 94+ 153 31 280 54S 121 50 119 -5.6 +3.1 +0.4-1.9 .457 -27.8 6 7 17.9 20 49 13 360.0 901.0 19 Jan 20 6 55 54.7 D 1086cG9 6.4 6.0 99+ 166 58 269 69S 113 39 105 -3.7 +1.4 +1.5-1.5 .430 -14.3 7 10 6.7 21 14 49 354.3 761.7 1086 is double: ** 6.4 0.003" 338.4, dT = 0.00sec 19 Jan 20 8 15 41.6 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 99+ 167 40 277 66N 68 355 59 -3.8 +1.4 +1.5+0.0 .423 32.6 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 355.4 866.5 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +66sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +94sec 19 Jan 21 3 45 0.1 r X206781 11.8 89E 179 65 97 -90N 311 23 297 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-1.5 .345 144.9 8 8 16.9 20 33 35 352.0 720.8 19 Jan 21 3 45 50.6 R 79973 K7 9.1 8.2 87E 179 65 97 -78N 323 35 309 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-2.5 .288 133.0 8 8 29.4 20 35 59 352.0 720.3 19 Jan 21 3 46 34 m X107700 11.4 11.2 86E 179 65 97 -36N 6 78 352 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 9 23.1 20 42 41 352.0 720.4 19 Jan 21 3 46 41.9 D X107828 10.7 9.5 86E 179 65 98 91U 94 166 80 -1.2 -0.3 +2.1+0.3 .422 1.6 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 352.0 721.1 19 Jan 21 3 47 46.0 R X107546 10.6 10.3 84E 179 66 98 -34S 255 326 241 -1.2 -0.3 +2.1+1.2 .394 -159.3 8 8 6.9 20 18 2 352.0 718.7 19 Jan 21 3 50 16 GrX107712 11.6 11.4 80E 179 66 ** GRAZE: CA-37.4N; Dist. 28km in az. 177deg. [Lat = 25.87+0.04(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 21 3 50 19 m X107712 11.6 11.4 80E 179 66 98 -37N 6 78 352 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 9 28.9 20 39 29 352.0 717.8 19 Jan 21 3 52 11.9 d X107829 11.3 10.7 77E 180 66 98 17N 60 132 46 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+2.1 .341 35.8 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 351.9 717.2 19 Jan 21 3 54 43.7 r X206788 11.6 73E 180 67 100 -17S 241 312 227 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+2.0 .343 -145.2 8 8 25.8 20 13 58 351.9 714.1 19 Jan 21 3 57 57 d X206837 11.6 67E 180 68 99 -29N 17 89 3 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .080 78.9 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 351.9 712.9 19 Jan 21 3 58 23.0 D X107812 10.9 10.5 66E 180 68 99 -11N 36 107 22 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+4.7 .208 60.2 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 351.9 712.8 19 Jan 21 3 58 53.8 D X107852 10.5 10.2 65E 180 68 100 72U 115 185 101 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-0.7 .397 -18.3 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.9 712.8 19 Jan 21 3 58 54.7 d X107861 11.2 10.9 65E 180 68 100 75U 104 174 90 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-0.2 .414 -7.2 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.9 712.8 19 Jan 21 3 59 33.9 r X107681 11.3 10.5 63E 180 68 100 -64N 344 55 330 -1.2 -0.4 +2.4-6.0 .162 112.9 8 9 17.7 20 38 11 351.9 711.2 19 Jan 21 4 4 17.2 r X206801 11.8 55E 180 69 102 4S 225 295 211 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+3.4 .258 -128.5 8 8 54.9 20 9 42 351.8 708.4 19 Jan 21 4 5 29 GrX206837 11.6 52E 180 69 ** GRAZE: CA-43.3N; Dist. 31km in az. 359deg. [Lat = 26.41+0.01(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 21 4 5 59.8 d X107881 11.1 10.7 51E 180 69 101 76U 86 157 73 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.6 .408 10.4 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.8 708.6 19 Jan 21 4 6 15.2 r X107732 10.9 10.8 51E 180 70 101 -61N 350 60 336 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-8.3 .123 107.3 8 9 36.4 20 38 18 351.8 707.5 19 Jan 21 4 6 23.7 R X 12295 G0 9.8 9.5 50E 180 70 102 -24S 255 324 241 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+1.2 .384 -157.8 8 8 40.2 20 17 3 351.8 706.9 19 Jan 21 4 7 55.0 D X107824 10.8 10.5 48E 180 70 101 -24N 28 98 14 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+6.9 .149 69.0 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.8 707.0 19 Jan 21 4 8 8.0 r X107612 11.2 10.6 47E 180 70 103 -34S 265 334 251 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.7 .405 -167.9 8 8 40.8 20 19 57 351.8 705.9 19 Jan 21 4 8 33.2 d X107809 11.8 11.7 46E 180 70 103 69U 161 230 148 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-5.4 .179 -64.4 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.8 706.7 19 Jan 21 4 10 30.6 R X 12302 G0 10.3 9.5 42E 180 71 102 -77S 310 20 296 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-1.6 .345 146.7 8 9 1.8 20 32 21 351.8 704.7 19 Jan 21 4 11 30.1 R 79979 F5 9.1 8.9 41E 180 71 104 98U 213 282 199 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+5.4 .182 -116.1 8 9 19.1 20 7 8 351.8 704.6 19 Jan 21 4 12 56 r X206837 11.6 38E 180 71 103 -59N 356 66 342 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .079 101.1 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 351.7 703.9 19 Jan 21 4 13 30.7 d X206871 11.8 37E 180 71 103 83U 64 134 50 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+1.8 .347 32.9 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.7 704.3 19 Jan 21 4 14 17.4 R X 12300 F5 10.5 10.4 35E 180 72 104 -20S 255 323 241 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3+1.1 .380 -157.4 8 8 54.0 20 16 40 351.7 702.7 19 Jan 21 4 22 6.8 D X107930 10.7 9.6 21E 180 73 106 54U 104 171 90 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.3 .408 -6.3 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.7 700.2 19 Jan 21 4 24 8 D X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 18E 180 73 106 102U 20 88 6 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .086 77.8 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.6 698.9 19 Jan 21 4 24 31.1 d X107915 11.0 10.3 17E 180 73 107 43U 130 196 116 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-1.7 .349 -31.6 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.7 699.1 19 Jan 21 4 25 50.0 d X107879 11.7 11.5 15E 180 74 108 44U 150 216 136 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-3.5 .251 -52.3 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.6 698.4 19 Jan 21 4 28 44.2 D X107954k 10.2 9.7 11E 180 74 108 53U 97 163 83 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3+0.0 .409 1.0 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.6 697.4 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 4 28 57.4 r X107743 11.1 9.6 11E 180 75 108 -71S 318 24 304 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-2.3 .312 139.8 8 9 40.9 20 33 3 351.6 696.3 19 Jan 21 4 30 23.0 R X 12314 F0 10.1 9.7 9E 180 75 109 -33S 281 346 266 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.2 .408 177.6 8 9 20.6 20 23 23 351.6 695.6 19 Jan 21 4 32 34 GrX 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 6E 180 75 ** GRAZE: CA100.5U; Dist. 38km in az. 3deg. [Lat = 26.47-0.05(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 21 4 34 55 m X206861 11.2 4E 180 76 109 101U 8 73 354 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 10 50.8 20 38 10 351.6 694.6 19 Jan 21 4 36 23.6 R X107824 10.8 10.5 2E 180 76 110 103U 347 52 333 -1.3 -0.4 +2.0-7.0 .146 111.0 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.6 693.9 19 Jan 21 4 37 53.5 R X107812 10.9 10.5 1E 180 77 111 103U 339 42 325 -1.3 -0.4 +2.1-4.8 .202 119.8 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 351.5 693.3 19 Jan 21 4 38 36.4 r X107758 11.3 10.9 1E 180 77 112 102U 308 11 294 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.7 .353 150.2 8 9 49.0 20 30 23 351.5 692.9 19 Jan 21 4 40 0.3 r X107771 11.7 11.3 0E 180 77 112 102U 317 20 303 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-2.3 .318 141.5 8 9 58.9 20 32 12 351.5 692.6 19 Jan 21 4 40 11.3 r X206830 11.7 0E 180 77 113 98U 294 356 280 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.9 .391 164.4 8 9 42.5 20 26 42 351.5 692.4 19 Jan 21 4 40 13.0 D X107963k 10.9 10.9 0E 180 77 112 78U 52 115 38 -1.3 -0.4 +2.5+2.7 .277 47.1 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.5 693.2 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 4 40 51 R X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 0E 180 77 112 98U 357 59 343 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .086 102.2 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.5 692.5 19 Jan 21 4 41 25 m X107845 11.4 10.9 0E 180 77 115 43U 189 249 175 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 10 38.5 20 1 12 351.5 692.5 19 Jan 21 4 45 53.8 r X107809 11.8 11.7 0E 180 78 117 55U 215 273 201 -1.3 -0.4 +2.8+5.4 .175 -115.6 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.5 691.1 19 Jan 21 4 47 17 d X107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 78 115 88U 22 82 8 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .091 77.1 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.5 691.1 19 Jan 21 4 56 15 GrX107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 80 ** GRAZE: CA 88.7U; Dist. 42km in az. 7deg. [Lat = 26.51-0.11(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 21 4 57 48.0 r X107829 11.3 10.7 0E 180 80 123 87U 315 9 301 -1.4 -0.4 +2.2-2.2 .328 144.3 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 351.4 688.6 19 Jan 21 5 5 10 r X107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 82 129 87U 357 45 343 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .090 102.9 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.4 687.8 19 Jan 21 5 9 18.8 R X107828 10.7 9.5 0E 180 82 137 67U 282 323 268 -1.4 -0.4 +2.4-0.4 .403 178.4 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 351.4 687.3 19 Jan 21 5 17 53.3 d X108085k 11.3 11.1 0E 180 83 145 79U 67 101 53 -1.4 -0.4 +2.7+1.3 .337 33.4 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.4 687.5 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 5 18 51.4 r X107879 11.7 11.5 0E 180 83 152 27U 229 256 215 -1.4 -0.4 +2.9+3.0 .247 -127.7 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.4 687.2 19 Jan 21 5 18 56.3 R X107852 10.5 10.2 0E 180 83 152 49U 263 290 248 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.4 .383 -161.7 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.4 687.1 19 Jan 21 5 22 1.0 r X107861 11.2 10.9 0E 180 84 157 54U 274 296 260 -1.4 -0.4 +2.4-0.1 .400 -172.8 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.4 687.2 19 Jan 21 5 22 13.1 r X206871 11.8 0E 180 84 156 74U 314 337 300 -1.4 -0.4 +2.1-2.2 .339 147.1 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.4 687.3 19 Jan 21 5 22 41 m X206896k 11.2 0E 180 83 158 14U 191 212 177 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 11 45.1 19 58 7 351.4 687.4 *** A light curve is desired as X206896 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982300} 19 Jan 21 5 25 52 M X 12383kF2 9.7 9.5 0E 180 84 164 17U 191 207 177 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 11 50.5 19 58 8 351.4 687.6 *** A light curve is desired as X 12383 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982318} 19 Jan 21 5 26 56.8 d X108114k 11.1 11.0 0E 180 84 163 69U 111 127 97 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-0.9 .398 -9.2 8 13 15.8 20 10 28 351.4 687.8 *** A light curve is desired as X108114 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211995126} 19 Jan 21 5 26 59.7 d X108116k 11.7 11.3 0E 180 84 163 71U 105 122 91 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-0.7 .403 -4.0 8 13 18.0 20 11 56 351.4 687.8 *** A light curve is desired as X108116 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211996645} 19 Jan 21 5 27 32.6 r X107881 11.1 10.7 0E 180 84 169 61U 292 303 278 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-1.0 .397 169.6 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.4 687.6 19 Jan 21 5 28 24.5 D 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 0E 180 84 165 80U 88 102 74 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.1 .393 13.1 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 351.4 687.9 19 Jan 21 5 31 25.2 d X206932k 11.7 0E 180 84 173 63U 130 137 116 -1.4 -0.4 +2.1-2.0 .355 -28.5 8 13 10.9 20 5 8 351.4 688.2 *** A light curve is desired as X206932 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211989513} 19 Jan 21 5 32 53.5 d X206942k 11.9 0E 180 84 176 85U 87 92 73 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.1 .391 14.3 8 13 30.5 20 16 45 351.4 688.3 *** A light curve is desired as X206942 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001507} 19 Jan 21 5 35 53.4 R X107963k 10.9 10.9 0E 180 84 187 79U 329 323 315 -1.5 -0.4 +1.8-3.4 .275 132.9 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.4 688.6 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 5 37 28.0 r X107915 11.0 10.3 0E 180 84 191 33U 250 240 236 -1.5 -0.4 +2.7+1.0 .344 -148.4 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.4 688.9 19 Jan 21 5 38 49.5 d X108153k 11.3 10.9 0E 180 84 189 92U 84 76 70 -1.5 -0.4 +2.5+0.2 .386 17.6 8 13 40.2 20 17 7 351.4 689.2 *** A light curve is desired as X108153 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001873} 19 Jan 21 5 40 24 m X206915k 11.7 0E 180 84 195 34U 192 178 178 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 12 13.4 19 56 25 351.4 689.4 *** A light curve is desired as X206915 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211980480} 19 Jan 21 5 41 54.7 d X206952k 11.8 0E 180 84 196 95U 84 69 70 -1.5 -0.4 +2.5+0.3 .384 18.4 8 13 45.3 20 17 3 351.4 689.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206952 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001792} 19 Jan 21 5 45 49.1 R X107930 10.7 9.6 1E 180 84 208 50U 276 249 262 -1.5 -0.4 +2.4-0.4 .403 -173.8 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.4 690.6 19 Jan 21 5 50 40.1 d X206962k 11.6 5E 180 83 212 95U 112 82 98 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.1 .400 -9.4 8 13 55.2 20 8 4 351.4 691.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992707} 19 Jan 21 5 50 42.1 d X108121k 11.5 11.3 5E 180 83 212 74U 153 122 139 -1.5 -0.4 +1.6-3.8 .260 -50.2 8 13 21.1 19 59 20 351.4 691.7 *** A light curve is desired as X108121 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983549} 19 Jan 21 5 51 54.6 d X108160k 11.7 11.5 6E 180 83 214 87U 133 101 119 -1.5 -0.4 +2.0-2.2 .351 -30.3 8 13 43.3 20 2 46 351.4 692.0 *** A light curve is desired as X108160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211987102} 19 Jan 21 5 52 28.7 R X107954k 10.2 9.7 7E 180 83 219 57U 284 247 270 -1.5 -0.4 +2.3-0.7 .406 178.9 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.4 692.3 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 5 54 14.1 d X108191k 10.9 10.7 9E 180 83 217 100U 109 74 95 -1.5 -0.4 +2.3-1.0 .404 -6.6 8 14 2.5 20 8 29 351.4 692.6 *** A light curve is desired as X108191 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993128} 19 Jan 21 6 0 46.7 d X206964k 11.9 19E 180 82 227 -79N 52 7 38 -1.5 -0.4 +3.1+2.4 .256 51.0 8 14 2.4 20 23 59 351.4 694.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206964 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008786} 19 Jan 21 6 2 26.5 d X206968k 11.4 21E 180 81 227 -32S 123 78 109 -1.5 -0.4 +2.1-1.6 .385 -19.4 8 14 8.8 20 4 14 351.4 695.2 *** A light curve is desired as X206968 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988627} 19 Jan 21 6 5 33.8 D 80029kG0 9.9 9.7 27E 180 81 232 -78S 78 29 64 -1.5 -0.4 +2.6+0.4 .369 25.6 8 14 24.0 20 16 41 351.4 696.4 *** A light curve is desired as 80029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001453} 19 Jan 21 6 5 58.2 d X206975 11.7 27E 180 81 232 -90N 65 16 51 -1.5 -0.4 +2.8+1.2 .321 38.2 8 14 19.8 20 20 11 351.4 696.6 19 Jan 21 6 6 56.8 d X206974k 11.5 29E 180 81 233 -85N 61 11 47 -1.5 -0.4 +2.9+1.5 .302 42.5 8 14 18.9 20 21 13 351.4 696.9 *** A light curve is desired as X206974 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005960} 19 Jan 21 6 10 12.8 d X108226k 11.7 11.5 35E 179 80 236 -81N 59 6 44 -1.5 -0.4 +2.9+1.7 .289 45.1 8 14 22.9 20 21 31 351.4 698.2 *** A light curve is desired as X108226 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006291} 19 Jan 21 6 11 16.0 d X206980k 11.3 37E 179 80 236 -51S 107 55 93 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.0 .409 -3.7 8 14 32.1 20 7 28 351.4 698.6 *** A light curve is desired as X206980 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992063} 19 Jan 21 6 14 56 m X206957k 11.4 44E 179 79 241 -35N 14 317 360 -1.5 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 48.6 20 30 49 351.4 700.4 *** A light curve is desired as X206957 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015588} 19 Jan 21 6 20 42.5 D X108268k 10.1 9.4 55E 179 78 242 -45S 116 59 102 -1.5 -0.4 +2.1-1.4 .403 -12.3 8 14 43.9 20 4 5 351.4 702.9 *** A light curve is desired as X108268 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988474} 19 Jan 21 6 23 22.4 D 80038pK0 9.8 60E 179 78 245 -88N 70 10 56 -1.6 -0.4 +2.7+0.8 .343 34.0 8 14 51.8 20 17 6 351.4 704.2 *** A light curve is desired as 80038 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001861} 80038 is double: AB 10.38 10.99 1.84" 146.8, dT = +1.3sec 80038 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 23 23.6 d X108286D 10.9 10.4 61E 179 78 245 -88N 70 11 56 -1.6 -0.4 +2.7+0.8 .343 33.9 8 14 51.9 20 17 5 351.4 704.3 X108286 is double: BA 11.0 10.4 1.8" 326.8, dT = -1.3sec X108286 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 24 7.3 D X108263p 10.7 10.3 62E 179 78 245 -71N 53 353 39 -1.6 -0.4 +3.1+2.2 .260 51.0 8 14 42.9 20 21 28 351.4 704.7 *** A light curve is desired as X108263 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006225} X108263 is double: AB 10.0 11.0 1.0" 84.5, dT = +3sec X108263 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 26 9.2 r X108085k 11.3 11.1 66E 179 77 247 101U 318 256 304 -1.6 -0.4 +1.7-2.5 .345 146.4 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.5 706.3 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 6 28 7.5 d X206987k 11.2 69E 179 77 246 -38S 126 65 112 -1.6 -0.4 +1.9-1.9 .385 -21.6 8 14 50.1 20 0 53 351.5 706.7 *** A light curve is desired as X206987 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985144} 19 Jan 22 3 9 41.7 r 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 99- 166 43 89 46N 324 35 306 +1.1 -2.1 +1.6-1.8 .339 135.1 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 353.1 818.6 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -121sec Distance of 1370 to Terminator = 14.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.7" 19 Jan 22 8 31 44.7 r 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 98- 164 62 257 77S 270 203 250 +0.4 -2.2 +2.1-0.5 .412 -156.3 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 352.0 768.4 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Jan 22 11 3 22.2 R 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 98- 163 29 275 67S 260 191 240 +0.3 -2.1 +0.9-0.5 .478 -148.3 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 354.6 966.0 19 Jan 23 4 57 10.4 R 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94- 151 52 101 72S 267 332 245 +3.0 -3.8 +1.8+0.8 .412 -158.0 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 354.1 763.3 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Jan 24 11 13 50.4 r 118841kF5 7.6 7.3 85- 135 48 252 42N 337 278 313 +4.2 -4.9 +0.6-2.8 .369 143.0 11 25 25.3 7 57 11 358.9 803.9 *** A light curve is desired as 118841 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201928968} 19 Jan 25 5 5 52.6 r 1755 A0 6.9 6.9 77- 123 26 99 46N 335 38 311 +6.5 -6.1 +0.6-1.8 .378 139.4 12 11 40.2 4 3 21 364.4 880.2 19 Jan 25 9 35 15.8 r 119317KA* 8.0 7.9V 76- 122 67 188 46N 335 328 311 +6.0 -5.9 +1.2-2.6 .339 149.2 12 18 19.1 3 6 4 362.3 692.6 *** 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 46 % 19 Jan 26 10 15 54.0 r 139218 K0 7.6 7.1 66- 108 62 181 26N 354 353 332 +7.0 -6.3 +0.4-3.7 .244 130.2 13 12 43.8 - 2 15 54 368.2 674.5 19 Jan 26 11 13 11.9 r 139227SF8 7.7 7.4 65- 108 58 209 69N 312 286 290 +6.9 -6.2 +1.8-1.8 .378 171.5 13 13 13.7 - 2 33 21 368.6 683.0 139227 is triple: Aa,Ab 8.0 10.0 0.40" 329.6, dT = -1sec : AB 7.7 10.1 9.6" 302.0, dT = -25sec 139227 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 26 12 1 26.3 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 65- 107 -2 51 226 89N 291 251 269 +6.7 -6.2 +2.0-1.3 .387 -169.4 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 369.3 706.0 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 84 % 19 Jan 27 6 54 4.4 r 2005 G5 7.0* 6.4 56- 96 23 110 36S 236 294 216 +8.2 -6.6 +1.9+3.7 .218 -117.5 13 58 59.9 - 6 55 31 376.3 861.6 19 Jan 27 9 37 31.2 r 139700 F5 8.0* 7.8 55- 95 51 146 51N 328 359 308 +7.9 -6.4 +1.2-1.9 .343 155.1 14 3 16.3 - 7 8 23 374.5 687.0 19 Jan 28 8 26 2.0 r 158868 K0 8.0* 7.4 44- 84 29 121 79N 298 350 282 +8.3 -6.2 +1.0-0.2 .428 -178.9 14 52 21.1 -11 28 23 381.7 793.3 19 Jan 28 9 57 41.7 R 2128 G7 5.8 5.3 44- 83 44 142 74S 271 306 255 +8.1 -6.1 +2.5+0.6 .325 -150.0 14 54 22.9 -11 53 54 380.7 692.3 R2128 = 13 Librae 19 Jan 29 7 51 29.8 r 2245kK0 6.3* 5.7 34- 72 10 112 6N 9 68 357 +8.2 -5.6 -2.0-6.8 .128 105.5 15 43 24.9 -15 2 36 388.7 904.4 *** A light curve is desired as 2245 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250036555} 19 Jan 29 8 36 0 Gr 2247 A6 5.4* 5.3 34- 72 19 119 12S 206 261 194 +8.2 -5.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 44 4.4 -15 40 22 387.9 836.2 R2247 = eta Librae 19 Jan 29 8 36 0 Gr 2247 A6 5.4 5.3 34- 72 19 ** GRAZE: CA 11.6S; Dist. 1km in az. 206deg. [Lat = 26.11-0.44(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 29 15 41 45 Gr 2271cK0 4.1 3.6 32- 69 38 29 ** GRAZE: CA 0.9S; Dist. 12km in az. 357deg. [Lat = 26.24+0.04(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jan 29 15 41 54 m 2271cK0 4.1* 3.6 32- 69 38 29 231 1S 194 148 183 +6.7 -5.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 53 49.5 -16 43 45 388.3 692.5 R2271 = theta Librae Distance of 2271 to Terminator = 14.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jan 30 10 58 16.5 R 2391kK0 7.0 6.2 24- 59 33 138 82S 271 311 265 +7.3 -4.4 +2.1+0.7 .338 -157.7 16 38 34.7 -18 49 33 391.4 693.3 *** A light curve is desired as 2391 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213994}

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Feb 1 10 16 53.5 r 186712 A3 8.1 7.9 10- 37 6 118 46S 225 284 229 +5.5 -2.0 +1.7+3.4 .239 -122.6 18 21 57.1 -22 1 20 400.8 861.0 19 Feb 1 10 53 32.2 r 2663 K5 7.8 6.8 10- 37 13 123 12N 347 42 351 +5.5 -1.9 -1.0-3.5 .178 115.5 .01 18 23 34.9 -21 39 50 400.1 800.8 19 Feb 8 23 47 15.5 d 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 14+ 44 -9 34 247 8N 350 294 13 -5.9 +6.4 -1.0+6.9 .129 70.3 0 21 4.3 - 2 54 35 398.4 739.5 19 Feb 9 0 51 17.2 D 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 14+ 45 21 256 45S 116 56 140 -6.0 +6.4 +1.3-2.8 .254 -53.4 0 23 39.9 - 3 3 29 399.6 824.5 19 Feb 12 0 21 8.6 D 398cK0 6.5 5.9 40+ 79 61 243 9N 352 298 9 -7.9 +6.7 -0.3+8.5 .114 70.6 .01 2 42 0.1 10 32 41 384.5 641.5 398 is double: 6.9 8.5 350.0, dT = -87sec 19 Feb 13 21 33 3.5 d 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 61+ 102 20 52 95 47N 37 107 45 -7.0 +5.4 +0.8+2.6 .362 28.9 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 374.3 750.1 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.6, dT = +21sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -349sec 19 Feb 14 1 7 54.5 D 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 62+ 103 76 238 70N 60 7 68 -7.7 +5.1 +2.4+1.2 .342 12.0 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 372.2 631.3 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +200sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +200sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 1 8 9.5 D 93962pF7 7.0 6.7s 62+ 103 75 237 36S 134 82 142 -7.7 +5.1 +3.6-4.7 .166 -61.7 4 29 20.6 17 32 42 372.2 631.4 *** A light curve is desired as 93962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210640991} 93962 is double: ** 7.0 0.012" 319.1, dT = -0.07sec 93962 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1235). Observations are highly desired 93962 = NSV 16025, 7.05, range 0.03, b, Type BY: 19 Feb 14 1 15 47.5 d 93967pB7 7.8* 62+ 103 74 242 66S 104 48 112 -7.8 +5.1 +2.8-1.2 .299 -31.6 4 29 48.1 17 40 39 372.2 633.3 *** A light curve is desired as 93967 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210650598} 93967 is double: AB 9.37 8.09 0.054" 243.4, dT = -0.14sec 93967 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 41 28.3 D X 70265p 7.0 7.0 62+ 104 43 271 84N 75 4 82 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.2 .413 6.4 4 33 32.8 18 1 1 373.4 753.2 *** A light curve is desired as X 70265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031436} X 70265 is double: BA 7.0 7.0 3.1" 96.0, dT = +7sec X 70265 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 41 31.0 D 684pB9 6.2 62+ 104 43 271 84N 75 4 82 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.2 .413 6.4 4 33 32.9 18 1 0 373.4 753.3 R684 = 119 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 684 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031423} 684 is double: AB 6.97 7.02 3.10" 276.0, dT = -7sec 684 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 15 2 7 49.3 d 77196 K0 7.3 6.5 72+ 117 76 249 48N 44 340 45 -7.2 +3.8 +2.4+2.3 .288 37.5 5 28 58.0 20 26 31 365.9 645.0 19 Feb 15 3 12 56.0 d 826 B5 7.1 7.1 73+ 117 62 265 23N 19 306 20 -7.3 +3.8 +2.7+5.7 .155 66.3 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 366.2 683.9 19 Feb 15 4 48 15.7 D 837 B6 6.2 6.2 73+ 118 41 275 61N 57 344 58 -7.6 +3.8 +1.6+0.6 .377 32.1 5 33 38.8 20 28 27 367.2 793.5 19 Feb 15 23 54 37.3 d 987cG5 8.0 7.4 82+ 129 -10 59 92 81S 100 175 96 -5.6 +2.5 +2.1+0.2 .390 -20.2 6 27 19.0 21 17 37 361.5 728.3 987 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.25sec 987 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1317). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 0 43 40.5 d 78406 A0 7.6 7.6 82+ 130 70 100 32S 149 221 145 -5.7 +2.4 +3.7-5.3 .153 -67.0 6 28 9.4 21 9 27 360.8 684.5 19 Feb 16 4 9 9.1 d 78510 F0 8.0 7.8 83+ 131 63 266 88N 90 15 85 -6.3 +2.2 +2.1-0.6 .403 3.8 6 34 20.8 21 26 35 360.3 706.4 19 Feb 16 4 13 8.7 d 78514cK2 8.0 7.4 83+ 131 62 267 89S 93 18 88 -6.3 +2.2 +2.0-0.7 .406 1.0 6 34 27.6 21 25 38 360.4 710.1 78514 is double: ** 8.8 9.4 0.040" 304.0, dT = -0.08sec 78514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 865). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 4 46 27.5 d 78529 B8 8.0 8.0 83+ 131 55 271 87N 89 14 84 -6.4 +2.2 +1.8-0.6 .423 6.7 6 35 27.0 21 25 48 360.7 744.9 19 Feb 17 0 56 48.4 D 1143cG5 6.8 6.3 90+ 144 60 92 35N 43 118 33 -4.1 +0.6 +1.4+3.2 .293 46.1 7 32 34.5 21 24 28 356.4 731.9 19 Feb 17 23 58 21.4 d 1282 G0 6.6* 6.2 96+ 157 -10 33 83 54N 70 141 54 -2.1 -1.0 +0.7+1.5 .474 23.2 8 35 19.4 19 35 24 355.2 889.0 R1282 = 35 Cancri 19 Feb 18 1 15 53.5 D 1287kA5 6.7 6.6 96+ 158 50 90 68S 129 201 113 -2.2 -1.2 +1.8-1.0 .385 -32.5 8 37 46.8 19 16 2 353.6 783.3 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936163} 19 Feb 18 2 14 11.3 d 98009kA7 7.6 7.6v 96+ 158 62 98 84S 113 184 97 -2.3 -1.2 +2.0-0.5 .412 -14.0 8 39 44.7 19 16 31 352.8 726.9 *** A light curve is desired as 98009 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936696} 98009 = BU Cnc, 7.67, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.071 days 19 Feb 18 2 21 40.2 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 96+ 158 64 99 38N 55 125 39 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+2.6 .299 44.8 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 352.7 721.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.5, dT = -1.6sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = +73sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +307sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +276sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 Feb 18 2 26 21.9 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 96+ 158 65 100 36N 53 123 37 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+2.8 .288 46.6 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 352.6 717.9 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = +37sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -281sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 Feb 18 2 27 3.4 d 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 96+ 158 65 100 33N 50 120 34 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+3.1 .270 49.9 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 352.6 717.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.5sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = -48sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -335sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 Feb 18 2 31 3.0 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 96+ 158 66 101 77N 94 163 77 -2.4 -1.2 +2.1+0.3 .415 6.6 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 352.5 715.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.12sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 Feb 18 2 38 39.3 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 96+ 158 68 102 35N 52 121 36 -2.4 -1.2 +2.3+2.9 .274 48.8 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 352.5 710.1 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +465sec 19 Feb 18 2 45 55.6 d 98027kA8 7.8 7.7v 96+ 158 69 105 82S 115 182 99 -2.4 -1.2 +2.2-0.7 .401 -14.0 8 40 39.2 19 13 42 352.4 706.4 *** A light curve is desired as 98027 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211933524} 98027 = BN Cnc, 7.8, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.0388205 days 19 Feb 18 2 46 50.6 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 96+ 158 69 104 28N 46 113 29 -2.4 -1.3 +2.4+3.7 .233 55.6 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 352.4 705.5 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -523sec Distance of 1299 to Terminator = 16.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.6" 19 Feb 18 5 46 59.8 D 1312pF2 6.8 6.6 97+ 159 68 256 64S 133 66 116 -2.8 -1.3 +1.4-2.2 .396 -23.7 8 45 29.6 18 49 3 352.1 738.0 *** A light curve is desired as 1312 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211906132} 1312 is double: AB 6.8 13.0 8.1" 298.0, dT = -20sec 1312 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 21 4 10 57 m 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 44 107 -13N 26 86 2 +4.1 -5.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 355.5 801.0 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Feb 21 4 11 15 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 45 ** GRAZE: CA-13.3N; Dist.115km in az. 195deg. [Lat = 25.05-0.25(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Feb 23 11 27 57.3 r 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 80- 127 -6 41 235 85N 292 245 271 +6.5 -6.1 +1.7-1.4 .416 -174.0 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 367.2 744.8 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Feb 25 6 34 52.9 r 2200 K0 7.5* 7.0 62- 104 21 119 49S 243 297 229 +8.6 -5.7 +1.9+2.6 .269 -125.9 15 24 5.0 -14 18 37 380.4 847.0 19 Feb 26 12 30 44.8 d 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 50- 90 9 43 201 -80N 89 69 81 +7.4 -4.3 +2.8-0.4 .307 17.8 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 385.7 603.5 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 26 13 59 44.9 r 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 49- 89 27 32 224 70N 299 258 291 +7.1 -4.2 +2.0-1.8 .337 162.4 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 387.0 664.7 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 27 14 14 4 Gr 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 30 34 ** GRAZE: CA 1.5S; Dist.100km in az. 352deg. [Lat = 27.04+0.13(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Feb 27 14 14 48 m 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 31 35 214 1S 186 153 183 +6.4 -3.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 391.9 619.6 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.7 : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 28 10 0 33.6 r 186319 K0 8.0 7.4 31- 67 25 134 37S 217 261 219 +6.6 -2.1 +4.0+5.2 .140 -112.6 18 7 39.9 -22 4 38 396.3 701.8 19 Feb 28 10 18 55.2 r 186323 K2 8.1 7.2s 31- 67 28 137 80N 280 321 282 +6.5 -2.1 +1.8+0.4 .352 -175.8 18 7 42.7 -21 51 38 396.0 677.5 186323 = NSV 10224, 8.12 to 8.18, V 19 Feb 28 10 24 15 d 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 29 138 9S 189 229 191 +6.5 -2.1 +9.9+9.9 .031 -84.8 18 8 44.9 -22 9 38 396.0 671.5 186348 = V4382 Sgr, 7.94, range 0.02, 9V, Type BCEP, Period 0.175881 days, Phase 62 % 19 Feb 28 10 28 21 Gr 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 30 ** GRAZE: CA 14.3S; Dist. 8km in az. 209deg. [Lat = 26.05-0.50(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Feb 28 10 32 37 r 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 30 140 19S 199 237 201 +6.5 -2.1 +9.9+9.9 .031 -95.2 18 8 44.9 -22 9 38 395.9 662.2 186348 = V4382 Sgr, 7.94, range 0.02, 9V, Type BCEP, Period 0.175881 days, Phase 62 %

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Mar 4 16 38 11 Gr 3171cA7 3.7 3.5v 4- 22 58 50 ** GRAZE: CA 0.3N; Dist.262km in az. 145deg. [Lat = 23.26+0.62(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Mar 4 16 40 31 M 3171cA7 3.7* 3.5v 4- 22 55 47 189 0N 334 325 354 +0.0 +3.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 21 40 5.5 -16 39 44 401.7 584.0 R3171 = Nashira = gamma Capricorni 3171 is double: AB 4.6 4.6 0.007" 209.1 3171 = gam Cap, 3.2, range 0.03, J, Type ACV 19 Mar 9 0 10 56.6 d 109538kK0 9.3 8.6 5+ 26 -11 14 264 69S 99 36 122 -5.7 +6.6 +0.6-1.4 .382 -33.1 0 56 21.0 0 23 46 398.3 880.8 *** A light curve is desired as 109538 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220211069} 19 Mar 9 0 33 54.8 D 109548 F0 8.4 8.2 5+ 26 9 266 65S 102 39 126 -5.7 +6.6 +0.4-1.5 .386 -35.6 0 56 59.6 0 27 10 398.8 917.3 19 Mar 9 1 0 42 m 126cK0 7.6 7.0 5+ 26 3 269 10S 158 94 181 -5.8 +6.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 0 57 13.0 0 20 32 399.4 961.8 126 is double: AB 7.6 11.1 350.0 19 Mar 10 0 43 59.3 d X 2405 K0 9.1 8.7 10+ 37 18 267 83S 83 19 104 -6.5 +6.7 +0.6-0.7 .433 -15.0 1 43 12.7 5 5 19 394.8 857.6 19 Mar 10 0 46 27.8 d 110085 G0 8.6 8.4 10+ 37 18 267 69N 55 350 76 -6.5 +6.7 +0.6+0.4 .437 13.6 1 43 6.4 5 12 40 394.8 861.6 19 Mar 10 1 1 12.7 d 110087cG0 8.8 8.5 10+ 37 15 269 44N 30 325 51 -6.5 +6.7 +0.5+1.6 .357 39.3 1 43 11.9 5 19 31 395.2 885.1 110087 is double: AB 9.2 10.2 0.40" 8.6, dT = +1sec 110087 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 10 1 17 54.9 d 110095 K0 7.8 7.0 10+ 37 11 270 37S 129 64 150 -6.6 +6.7 +0.3-3.6 .244 -59.2 1 43 59.0 4 59 45 395.5 912.5 19 Mar 11 0 17 26.1 D 368DK2 6.2 17+ 48 -12 36 263 58N 44 339 62 -7.0 +6.5 +1.2+1.1 .362 24.5 2 29 35.4 9 33 56 389.6 751.7 368 is double: AB 6.23 9.85 1.49" 143.4, dT = -0.7sec 368 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 12 0 38 37.0 D 93387 F8 7.1 6.7 25+ 60 43 264 51S 117 50 131 -7.4 +6.0 +1.7-2.6 .274 -44.7 3 19 52.0 13 22 37 384.9 720.0 19 Mar 13 1 11 19.2 D 620 K0 6.1 5.5 35+ 72 48 267 37N 28 317 37 -7.5 +5.2 +1.9+2.9 .246 50.0 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 379.9 706.6 19 Mar 13 23 22 59.5 d 760CA5 6.6* 45+ 84 1 82 218 45N 40 4 45 -6.9 +4.1 +2.2+2.7 .279 35.1 5 5 32.1 19 48 25 373.8 618.4 760 is double: AB 7.02 7.56 0.97" 295.6, dT = -0.9sec 760 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 14 1 26 41.1 D 769cG5 6.5 6.0 45+ 85 57 267 68N 63 350 67 -7.3 +4.0 +2.1+0.6 .351 20.3 5 8 50.4 19 51 35 374.4 679.9 R769 = 107 Tauri 769 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 82.0, dT = +0.27sec 769 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 636). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 1 46 39.7 D 78006DF0 7.3 57+ 98 65 265 80S 101 27 98 -6.8 +2.7 +2.2-1.1 .366 -10.8 6 8 2.4 21 17 44 368.8 667.2 78006 is double: AB 7.35 11.17 3.43" 32.4, dT = +3sec 78006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 4 10 59 Gr 78074 B1 7.4 7.2s 57+ 99 34 ** GRAZE: CA 3.9N; Dist. 7km in az. 23deg. [Lat = 26.20-0.38(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Mar 16 1 57 28.2 d 79113 K2 8.0 7.4 68+ 111 76 256 47N 53 343 45 -5.9 +1.1 +2.9+2.0 .271 43.4 7 9 9.5 21 47 50 363.5 658.3 19 Mar 16 4 2 35.2 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 68+ 112 48 273 64S 123 49 114 -6.2 +1.1 +1.0-2.0 .408 -22.1 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 364.5 779.0 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +36sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +129sec 19 Mar 17 3 0 44.1 d 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 79+ 125 75 251 81S 112 47 98 -4.8 -0.6 +2.1-1.3 .392 -6.3 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 359.0 686.1 19 Mar 17 4 10 28.0 d 80046cK2 7.9 7.1 79+ 125 60 266 80N 93 20 79 -4.9 -0.6 +1.9-0.7 .414 14.6 8 15 24.7 20 14 4 359.5 746.3 80046 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 175.0, dT = +0.03sec 80046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 782). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 18 0 39 18.7 D 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 87+ 138 58 98 67N 86 156 67 -2.7 -2.2 +2.0+0.8 .403 16.9 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 356.7 729.1 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -309sec 19 Mar 18 6 0 54.7 d 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 88+ 140 47 267 84S 115 45 96 -3.5 -2.2 +1.1-1.5 .481 -1.7 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 356.8 832.2 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Mar 18 8 25 26.0 d 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 89+ 141 16 281 72S 128 61 108 -3.5 -2.1 -0.1-1.6 .577 -16.9 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 359.51051.8 19 Mar 19 2 58 46.0 D 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94+ 153 72 131 90S 117 161 95 -1.1 -3.8 +2.1-0.9 .410 -2.2 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 353.7 704.7 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Mar 22 7 34 9.2 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 98- 162 58 207 39N 329 305 306 +4.4 -6.0 +1.3-2.3 .371 154.6 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 359.4 715.2 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 22 % Distance of 139236 to Terminator = 18.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.5" 19 Mar 24 7 27 48.5 r 2148 B9 7.7* 7.7 86- 136 49 160 61N 311 329 295 +7.1 -5.5 +1.8-1.2 .373 169.8 15 3 8.1 -12 51 27 370.5 680.6 19 Mar 25 4 56 22 M 2271cK0 4.1* 3.6 78- 124 16 118 16S 205 261 194 +8.0 -5.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 53 49.5 -16 43 45 379.1 882.9 R2271 = theta Librae 19 Mar 25 4 56 31 Gr 2271cK0 4.1 3.6 78- 124 14 ** GRAZE: CA 15.1S; Dist.355km in az. 25deg. [Lat = 29.67-0.43(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Mar 25 7 52 34.5 r 159605 F6 7.8 7.5 77- 123 43 154 57S 247 271 236 +7.6 -4.7 +3.5+1.8 .236 -130.1 15 57 57.8 -17 5 24 377.2 670.0 19 Mar 27 5 45 22 m 2547cF6 4.9* 4.6 58- 100 2 116 15S 196 257 196 +7.5 -2.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 43 25.8 -21 40 59 392.4 921.4 R2547 = 58 Ophiuchi 2547 is double: ** 5.1 6.9 0.020" 172.0 2547 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 401). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 27 5 45 47 Gr 2547cF6 4.9 4.6 58- 100 2 ** GRAZE: CA 14.7S; Dist.120km in az. 25deg. [Lat = 27.33-0.42(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Mar 28 10 2 27.9 r 2716pB3 7.7 s 47- 87 36 151 56N 299 327 305 +5.9 -0.8 +2.1-0.6 .295 158.1 18 43 20.3 -22 24 39 394.5 607.7 *** A light curve is desired as 2716 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216403157} 2716 is double: AB 7.78 11.18 1.47" 37.9, dT = +0.8sec 2716 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2716 = NSV 24560, 7.70, range 0.01, 5V, Type VAR, Period 239.80815 days 19 Mar 28 10 18 40.4 r 187196pF7 8.0 7.7 47- 87 37 155 64S 240 264 246 +5.8 -0.8 +3.1+1.8 .250 -143.4 18 43 42.7 -22 40 14 394.4 595.0 *** A light curve is desired as 187196 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216259393} 187196 is triple: AB 8.1 12.7 2.4" 76.7, dT = +9sec : AC 8.1 12.6 14.6" 305.9, dT = -24sec 187196 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 28 12 12 56.1 r 2725wK5 5.4 4.5s 47- 86 12 41 188 40N 315 307 321 +5.3 -0.7 +3.1-2.4 .204 133.7 .02 18 46 20.6 -22 23 32 394.4 565.1 R2725 = 28 Sagittarii 2725 is double: AB 5.4 13.5 15.1" 218.5, dT = +8sec 2725 = NSV 24582, 5.47 to 5.51, Hp 19 Mar 29 10 21 59.9 r 188346 G8 7.7* 7.2 38- 76 33 143 15N 335 11 346 +4.7 +0.6 +1.1-3.7 .138 115.6 19 36 54.8 -21 54 10 398.4 618.3 19 Mar 29 10 59 18.6 r 188355 M1 7.7* 6.8 38- 76 -5 37 152 36N 314 341 326 +4.6 +0.6 +2.2-1.6 .212 134.2 19 37 26.0 -21 57 14 398.1 586.5

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Apr 8 1 29 55.1 D 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 7+ 31 5 282 81N 73 8 88 -6.4 +6.0 +0.1-0.3 .524 4.5 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 388.8 990.9 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.19sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 10 1 33 3.8 D 736 F3 6.4 6.2 21+ 55 29 279 64N 60 350 65 -6.5 +4.1 +1.1+0.2 .414 26.1 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 379.3 847.1 19 Apr 10 23 48 28.3 d 77596 B9 7.3* 7.3 30+ 67 -2 64 265 68S 112 38 112 -5.9 +2.8 +2.1-1.7 .332 -24.6 5 49 12.8 21 8 10 373.3 660.9 19 Apr 11 2 16 9.7 d 77690 K2 8.0 7.2 31+ 68 32 280 75S 105 33 104 -6.2 +2.8 +0.7-1.4 .455 -12.3 5 53 35.5 21 9 21 375.3 848.2 19 Apr 11 23 53 38 D 78750 M* 6.8 6.0 41+ 80 -3 75 257 9S 176 106 170 -5.3 +1.3 +9.9+9.9 .048 -82.3 .04 6 47 47.5 21 41 30 369.2 641.5 19 Apr 11 23 59 43 Gr 78750 M* 6.8 6.0 41+ 80 -5 74 ** GRAZE: CA 1.1S; Dist. 16km in az. 191deg. [Lat = 25.98-0.17(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Apr 12 0 28 38.1 d 78775 K0 8.3 7.6 41+ 80 -11 68 265 31N 36 321 30 -5.4 +1.3 +3.3+3.7 .190 59.2 6 49 19.0 22 9 40 369.4 664.6 19 Apr 12 0 36 38.3 d 78783 F0 8.1 7.9 41+ 80 66 266 55N 60 344 53 -5.5 +1.3 +2.6+1.1 .302 36.2 6 49 50.8 22 4 32 369.5 671.0 19 Apr 12 1 37 23.7 D 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 41+ 80 53 272 66S 119 44 112 -5.6 +1.3 +1.3-1.9 .383 -20.7 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 370.1 734.3 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.16sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = -11sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = -23sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 2 46 55.5 r 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 42+ 81 37 279 -73S 259 186 252 -5.8 +1.3 +1.2-0.4 .434 -159.6 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 371.1 834.1 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = +10sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = +37sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 3 28 47.6 D 1054SB9 7.0 7.0 42+ 81 28 282 52S 134 63 127 -5.8 +1.3 +0.1-2.3 .413 -34.2 6 54 56.8 21 34 17 371.8 899.4 1054 is triple: **Aa,Ab 7.6 7.6 0.10" 65.0, dT = +0.09sec : AB 7.0 11.4 21.4" 169.6, dT = +42sec 1054 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 847). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 13 2 48 53.0 D 1191 M1 6.8 6.0S 53+ 94 49 273 68N 79 5 67 -5.0 -0.3 +1.8-0.3 .390 26.9 7 54 13.3 21 6 19 366.7 777.2 1191 = NSV 17645, 6.85, , Type VAR: 19 Apr 13 4 19 56.8 d 79818SG5 7.3 54+ 94 30 280 55N 66 355 53 -5.1 -0.2 +1.2+0.0 .391 40.1 7 57 5.8 20 58 1 368.2 913.6 79818 is triple: AB 7.32 9.46 0.75" 134.3, dT = +0.7sec : AC 7.3 13.0 9.5" 156.4, dT = -0.19sec 79818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 14 5 6 0.3 D 1340kA0 6.6 6.6 65+ 108 31 276 52S 144 74 127 -4.1 -1.8 +0.1-2.3 .433 -33.2 8 58 18.3 18 18 30 365.0 916.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1340 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211871051} 19 Apr 14 5 45 37.7 D 1343 M4 6.3 5.5v 66+ 108 23 280 24S 173 104 155 -4.1 -1.8 -0.9-3.8 .256 -62.5 8 59 10.7 18 8 6 365.8 980.5 1343 = FZ Cnc, 6.28 to 6.38, Hp, Type SRB, Period 17.6 days 19 Apr 16 7 25 57.8 d 1596pA2 7.2 7.1 86+ 136 22 270 90N 115 50 92 -1.3 -4.4 +0.4-1.5 .554 0.5 10 59 33.1 9 55 51 362.0 972.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1596 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248769093} 1596 is double: AB 7.2 12.0 1.9" 287.2, dT = -3sec 1596 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 17 1 16 4 m 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 53 116 -1N 29 83 5 +1.0 -5.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 359.1 751.6 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Apr 17 1 16 20 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 53 ** GRAZE: CA -1.2N; Dist. 52km in az. 201deg. [Lat = 25.63-0.35(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Apr 21 3 57 42.2 r 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 96- 157 31 129 81S 266 313 253 +6.4 -5.1 +1.8+1.0 .375 -148.2 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 372.6 798.1 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Apr 22 5 27 40 m 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 34 139 -19N 24 63 17 +6.7 -4.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 377.9 730.0 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Apr 22 5 28 15 Gr 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 37 ** GRAZE: CA-20.0N; Dist.350km in az. 214deg. [Lat = 22.34-0.60(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Apr 23 5 32 17.9 R 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 83- 131 25 132 79N 283 329 280 +6.8 -2.7 +1.3+0.4 .405 -173.4 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 384.3 760.7 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.6, dT = +1.8sec : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0, dT = -25sec 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 8 2 42.4 R 2509dK0 5.8 5.3 83- 131 42 167 89N 273 285 271 +6.3 -2.5 +2.7+0.1 .322 -167.6 17 24 42.0 -21 26 29 383.3 613.8 2509 is double: AB 5.9 12.0 7.0" 175.3, dT = +3sec 2509 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 9 28 32.8 r 185402cK4 7.2 6.4 82- 130 41 194 72N 290 277 288 +5.9 -2.4 +2.7-1.0 .318 169.9 17 26 42.6 -21 28 10 383.7 601.8 185402 is double: 6.5 8.7 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.16sec 185402 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 24 9 5 33.3 r 2661 B8 7.3 7.3 74- 118 41 171 28S 206 215 210 +5.6 -1.1 +4.1+5.9 .103 -109.4 18 22 3.0 -22 55 18 388.8 585.0 19 Apr 28 8 38 36.1 r 164651 K0 7.6 6.9 36- 74 16 118 36N 303 359 324 +1.5 +4.3 +0.8-0.4 .273 135.3 21 47 28.8 -16 45 45 402.7 749.8 19 Apr 28 10 37 54.7 R 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 36- 73 -3 37 140 82S 241 278 262 +1.0 +4.3 +2.3+1.8 .309 -169.5 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 400.7 610.8

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 May 6 14 51 26.3 d 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 3+ 21 55 35 86 75S 105 175 113 -4.1 +4.9 +1.4+0.3 .368 -38.5 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.6 862.9 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.17sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.17sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -195sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 15 46 8.2 r 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 4+ 22 67 47 92 -27S 207 278 215 -4.3 +4.8 +0.3+3.0 .335 -141.5 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 377.5 783.1 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.1sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.1sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = +209sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 16 22 15.8 d 658SA2 4.3 v 4+ 22 74 55 95 80N 80 150 88 -4.3 +4.7 +1.8+1.1 .392 -14.8 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.8 740.8 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -0.8sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -181sec : AE 4.3 10.6 141" 336.3, dT = -87sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +806sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 31 % 19 May 8 0 45 18.7 d 77287dK0 8.3 7.7 10+ 37 -11 24 283 23N 24 314 25 -5.3 +3.0 +2.1+3.4 .190 67.5 5 35 25.4 21 12 20 375.3 907.0 77287 is double: AB 8.4 11.1 3.3" 328.8, dT = +10sec 77287 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 25 21.4 D 77323SG4 7.7 7.3 10+ 38 16 286 32S 149 81 150 -5.3 +3.0 -0.7-3.4 .287 -57.6 5 37 2.5 20 43 51 376.1 976.3 77323 is triple: AB 7.7 17.0 3.0" 160.0, dT = +10sec : AC 7.7 17.0 4.8" 15.3, dT = -12sec 77323 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 35 47.6 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 10+ 38 14 287 44N 44 337 45 -5.3 +3.0 +0.8+0.8 .370 47.2 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 376.3 994.3 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 8 2 14 2.1 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 11+ 38 6 291 -42N 319 254 319 -5.3 +3.1 -0.7-2.3 .395 132.8 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 377.11064.0 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 9 0 5 24.3 d 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 18+ 50 -3 46 276 69N 73 358 68 -4.6 +1.5 +1.7-0.1 .395 23.8 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 370.8 775.6 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -134sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = +67sec 19 May 9 1 57 3.4 D 78558 A0 7.7 7.6 18+ 51 22 285 31N 36 326 30 -4.7 +1.6 +1.7+1.9 .245 62.3 6 37 29.3 22 8 56 372.8 953.3 19 May 9 2 0 38.6 d 78560 G5 8.1 7.4 18+ 51 21 285 40S 144 75 139 -4.7 +1.6 -0.4-2.7 .364 -46.7 6 37 37.4 21 42 37 372.9 959.0 19 May 9 2 7 57.3 D 78574 K5 7.6 6.9 18+ 51 19 286 81S 104 35 99 -4.7 +1.6 +0.2-1.2 .534 -6.3 6 38 20.9 21 51 15 373.0 971.3 19 May 9 2 30 24.5 D 1021 G9 6.1* 5.6 18+ 51 15 288 54N 59 351 53 -4.7 +1.6 +0.6+0.2 .433 39.2 6 39 5.3 22 1 51 373.51010.8 19 May 9 2 39 54.3 d 78600 A0 8.6 8.5 19+ 51 13 288 58N 63 356 57 -4.7 +1.6 +0.5+0.0 .464 35.1 6 39 30.6 22 0 10 373.71027.4 19 May 9 15 59 32.1 d 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 70 15 73 39N 47 115 38 -2.7 +0.4 -0.4+2.1 .445 37.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 372.21007.4 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.22sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -12sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 9 16 47 32.8 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 79 25 77 -67N 301 12 291 -2.7 +0.3 +1.0-0.3 .409 143.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 371.1 921.6 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1.2sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -4sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 10 1 41 54.6 d 79556 F5 8.2 8.0 28+ 63 37 278 46S 143 71 132 -4.0 -0.1 +0.2-2.7 .369 -39.2 7 37 13.6 21 22 23 369.2 853.5 19 May 10 3 20 6.3 d 1163 K2 7.9 7.3 28+ 64 16 286 67N 77 9 65 -4.0 +0.0 +0.4-0.5 .504 26.8 7 41 12.7 21 26 49 371.11015.9 19 May 10 22 45 20.7 d 1277wK3 5.3* 4.7 38+ 76 15 84 189 25N 39 31 24 -2.6 -1.7 +4.1+5.5 .146 66.4 .01 8 32 42.5 20 26 28 365.2 646.8 R1277 = eta Cancri 1277 is double: AB 5.3 20.0 164" 280.0, dT = -550sec 19 May 10 23 1 29 Gr 1277wK3 5.3 4.7 38+ 76 12 82 ** GRAZE: CA 2.4N; Dist.141km in az. 19deg. [Lat = 27.47-0.30(E.Long+80.36)] 19 May 11 0 45 17.0 d 97941 A* 7.5* 7.4 38+ 76 -11 61 264 50S 144 72 128 -3.0 -1.7 +1.0-2.8 .339 -33.7 8 35 45.1 19 46 16 365.8 723.1 19 May 11 1 39 19.7 d 97973 A0 7.7 7.6 38+ 77 50 270 77S 117 45 101 -3.1 -1.7 +1.1-1.7 .439 -6.9 8 37 37.0 19 43 59 366.5 786.0 19 May 11 2 7 14.6 d 97975pF0 8.2 8.1v 39+ 77 43 273 26S 168 96 152 -3.1 -1.6 -0.4-4.1 .249 -57.5 8 37 40.7 19 31 6 366.9 824.7 *** A light curve is desired as 97975 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953002} 97975 is double: AB 8.3 11.9 37" 271.2, dT = -34sec 97975 = BR Cnc, 8.26, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.038 days 19 May 11 2 24 42.3 d 97999pF0 7.4 7.3S 39+ 77 40 275 88N 103 31 87 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-1.2 .473 7.6 8 39 6.1 19 40 37 367.2 849.2 *** A light curve is desired as 97999 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211963382} 97999 is triple: AB 7.5 9.6 58" 84.0, dT = +117sec : AC 7.5 9.4 179" 345.0, dT = -177sec 97999 = NSV 4163, 7.45, 19 May 11 2 45 13.7 D 1292kF0 6.7 6.5v 39+ 77 35 277 54N 69 357 52 -3.2 -1.6 +1.5+0.0 .369 41.6 8 39 42.7 19 46 42 367.6 880.4 R1292 = 38 Cancri (BT) *** A light curve is desired as 1292 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211970121} 1292 = BT Cnc, 6.66, range 0.06, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.10228 days 19 May 11 2 50 41.9 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 39+ 77 34 277 77S 117 46 101 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.6 .495 -7.0 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 367.7 888.5 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.7, dT = -0.7sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = -29sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +107sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +178sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 May 11 2 52 33.3 D 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 39+ 77 34 277 81S 113 42 97 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.5 .499 -3.0 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 367.7 891.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.7sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = +65sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -117sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 May 11 2 53 40.2 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 39+ 77 33 277 80S 115 44 99 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.5 .499 -4.9 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 367.7 893.1 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = -67sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -179sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 May 11 3 2 40.3 d 98020pA0 7.6 7.5e 39+ 77 32 278 63N 78 7 62 -3.2 -1.6 +1.1-0.5 .431 32.1 8 40 20.7 19 41 12 367.9 907.4 *** A light curve is desired as 98020 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211964025} 98020 is quadruple: ** 9.1 9.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.6 6.5 63" 163.0, dT = +13sec : CD 7.6 9.2 76" 91.0, dT = +172sec 98020 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1392). Observations are highly desired 98020 = HD 73709, 7.69 to 7.76, V, Type EA, Period 7.22015 days, Phase 35 % 19 May 11 3 2 46.9 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 39+ 77 31 278 83S 111 40 95 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.4 .508 -1.2 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 367.9 907.5 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +199sec 19 May 11 3 2 57.1 D 1298pK0 6.4 5.9 39+ 77 32 278 67N 81 10 65 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-0.6 .447 28.6 8 40 22.1 19 40 12 367.9 907.8 *** A light curve is desired as 1298 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211962912} 1298 is multiple: AE 6.5 12.5 15.1" 153.8, dT = +10sec : AB 6.4 10.4 20.6" 53.0, dT = +41sec : AC 6.5 7.6 63" 343.0, dT = -21sec : AD 6.5 9.2 83" 44.0, dT = +147sec 19 May 11 3 6 14.9 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 39+ 77 31 278 89S 106 35 90 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.3 .510 3.8 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 368.0 912.9 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -212sec 19 May 11 3 17 0.0 D 1302pA9 6.8 6.7 39+ 77 28 279 46N 61 351 45 -3.2 -1.6 +1.3+0.3 .344 48.7 8 40 43.2 19 43 10 368.2 930.7 R1302 = 42 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1302 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211966197} 1302 is double: ** 7.5 7.5 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.05sec 1302 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1393). Observations are highly desired 19 May 11 3 18 26.2 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 39+ 77 28 279 44S 150 80 134 -3.2 -1.6 -0.2-2.6 .395 -40.8 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 368.2 932.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.31sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 May 11 3 19 7.9 D 1303kA6 6.8 6.7v 39+ 77 28 279 76N 90 20 74 -3.2 -1.6 +0.7-0.9 .494 19.2 8 40 56.3 19 34 49 368.2 933.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1303 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211957012} 1303 = EP Cnc, 6.76, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC 19 May 11 3 52 50.7 d 98053kA7 7.9 7.8v 39+ 78 21 282 89S 105 37 89 -3.2 -1.6 +0.3-1.2 .552 3.5 8 42 6.5 19 24 41 368.9 989.0 *** A light curve is highly desired as 98053 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211945791} 98053 = BX Cnc, 7.96, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.04412 days 19 May 12 2 25 36.6 D 1418cK1 5.7 5.1 50+ 90 51 264 32S 167 98 147 -2.1 -3.1 +0.0-3.7 .280 -51.1 9 37 2.6 16 26 17 365.1 788.3 R1418 = 8 Leonis 1418 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.08sec 1418 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1405). Observations are highly desired 19 May 12 2 35 28.7 d 98681cG5 7.9 7.4 50+ 90 49 266 35N 53 344 33 -2.1 -3.1 +3.2+1.6 .209 62.4 9 37 58.6 16 50 2 365.2 800.6 98681 is double: ** 8.4 9.1 0.11" 299.6, dT = -0.21sec 98681 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1658). Observations are highly desired 19 May 13 0 33 6.6 d 1545 F2 8.0 7.8 61+ 103 -8 77 180 84N 106 106 84 -0.7 -4.5 +2.4-0.8 .375 12.9 10 32 16.9 12 55 9 363.1 676.6 19 May 13 2 21 59.5 d 99185pA3 7.9 7.7 62+ 104 61 247 41S 161 104 138 -0.9 -4.4 +0.6-3.2 .316 -40.8 10 34 7.3 12 22 28 363.6 736.4 *** A light curve is desired as 99185 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868565} 99185 is double: AB 7.7 0.20" 180.0, dT = +0.6sec 99185 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 14 2 13 52.6 D 1669pF5 6.7 6.5 73+ 117 68 214 66S 139 109 115 +0.4 -5.4 +1.5-2.1 .385 -15.3 11 29 40.0 7 35 58 363.1 702.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1669 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201913061} 1669 is double: AB 6.8 13.1 17.9" 282.9, dT = -38sec 19 May 15 3 44 42.7 d 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 83+ 131 58 224 84N 111 72 87 +1.5 -5.9 +2.0-1.3 .398 13.2 12 26 0.8 2 2 31 364.1 721.2 19 May 16 0 22 10.0 d 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 90+ 143 -5 42 121 42S 167 218 145 +3.3 -6.4 +0.4-2.7 .311 -44.9 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 366.4 781.7 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 59 % 19 May 16 7 23 35.5 d 1923SK0 7.0* 91+ 146 22 253 67S 141 82 120 +2.4 -5.9 +0.7-2.2 .437 -26.5 13 24 26.1 - 4 18 32 368.8 874.6 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" 274.1, dT = -0.41sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 7 9 44.8 r 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 93- 150 41 176 87N 271 276 273 +5.1 -1.5 +2.8+0.0 .317 -172.0 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 385.2 598.6 19 May 21 9 9 12.3 r 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 93- 150 36 209 86N 272 244 274 +4.7 -1.4 +2.4-0.6 .337 179.0 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 386.0 630.4 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -7sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +13sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -18sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -5sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 27 31.1 r 186053SB0 7.5 7.4 93- 150 33 214 74N 284 251 286 +4.6 -1.4 +2.4-1.1 .335 166.2 17 59 26.3 -22 28 1 386.3 645.4 186053 is multiple: AB 7.1 12.4 2.0" 92.0, dT = +6sec : AC 7.1 13.0 2.5" 265.0, dT = -7sec : AD 7.1 13.4 6.5" 84.0, dT = +18sec : AE 7.1 12.1 6.6" 62.5, dT = +15sec 186053 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 51 34.1 r 186069 B1 7.4 7.4 93- 150 -9 30 219 88S 266 228 267 +4.5 -1.4 +2.0-0.6 .356 -176.7 18 0 0.8 -22 32 54 386.7 668.7 19 May 22 5 57 38.6 r 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 88- 139 31 143 53N 302 338 308 +5.0 -0.2 +1.6-0.5 .319 156.2 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 390.3 659.2 19 May 22 10 4 16.0 R 2754 B6 5.9 5.9 87- 138 -7 35 210 52S 226 197 233 +4.0 +0.0 +1.7+1.2 .266 -143.5 18 56 0.7 -23 10 26 390.7 627.2 19 May 24 7 4 40.1 r 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 72- 116 28 135 61S 227 270 243 +3.0 +2.8 +2.2+2.5 .271 -142.8 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.0 657.1 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 125.9, dT = -0.12sec 19 May 27 9 11 11.3 r 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 43- 82 33 125 28N 308 357 332 -1.1 +6.2 +2.6-1.6 .161 117.7 23 5 49.8 -10 53 22 400.2 671.5

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jun 6 1 3 9.4 D 79285cG5 7.9 8+ 33 -11 18 286 49N 57 348 48 -3.6 +0.4 +0.8+0.3 .400 44.8 7 19 23.9 22 1 28 368.01006.5 79285 is double: AB 8.0 10.6 0.70" 71.8, dT = +1.7sec 79285 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 1 20 28.8 D 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 33 15 288 51N 59 352 50 -3.6 +0.4 +0.6+0.1 .430 42.1 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 368.41036.4 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.04sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.46sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -12sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 2 0 47.5 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 34 6 291 -46N 323 258 313 -3.6 +0.4 -0.7-2.1 .459 137.8 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 369.31108.5 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.01sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = +0.8sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 7 0 55 18.0 D 1250pK1 5.8 5.2 16+ 47 -10 32 279 33N 45 333 30 -2.5 -1.3 +2.2+1.6 .232 63.1 8 20 21.0 20 44 52 365.4 911.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212029623} 1250 is double: 3.1 8.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Jun 7 2 45 14.2 D 1261pA5 7.3 7.0 16+ 48 9 288 81S 111 46 96 -2.5 -1.3 -0.2-1.2 .610 -5.4 8 24 49.2 20 9 11 367.81093.8 *** A light curve is desired as 1261 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993818} 1261 is double: AB 7.4 8.6 38" 192.1, dT = +10sec 19 Jun 8 0 21 45.3 d 1383cF5 6.6 6.4 25+ 60 -3 51 266 31S 166 95 147 -1.3 -2.9 +0.0-3.7 .281 -51.3 9 18 58.8 17 42 19 363.5 792.2 R1383 = 83 Cancri 1383 is double: AB 6.6 0.26" 329.9, dT = -0.9sec 1383 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 9 0 45 48.4 d 99052 G0 8.2 7.8 36+ 74 -8 56 255 79S 121 57 99 +0.0 -4.3 +1.4-1.7 .432 -1.6 10 18 26.1 13 56 1 363.6 761.6 19 Jun 11 0 37 4 m 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 59+ 100 -6 68 196 11N 35 21 11 +2.4 -6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 365.5 688.5 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0 19 Jun 11 3 54 15.3 d 119272 F5 7.6 7.3 60+ 102 34 256 89S 115 54 91 +2.0 -5.8 +1.0-1.6 .470 4.3 12 12 29.9 3 24 15 368.1 841.1 19 Jun 12 0 23 40.8 d 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 70+ 113 -3 61 160 86S 119 137 96 +3.6 -6.4 +2.1-1.0 .383 6.7 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 367.7 687.8 19 Jun 14 4 50 31.1 d 158835 F2 7.1 6.9 89+ 141 41 223 51N 73 34 56 +4.4 -5.4 +2.6+0.1 .279 42.8 14 50 36.2 -12 1 6 374.7 691.2 19 Jun 15 3 58 13.4 d 159453MF7 6.9 95+ 153 47 189 35N 55 47 43 +5.1 -4.6 +4.2+2.3 .172 60.5 15 42 46.3 -16 0 49 377.2 637.9 159453 is triple: AB 7.27 8.69 2.41" 112.5, dT = +8sec : AC 7.3 10.7 125" 38.3, dT = +694sec 159453 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 16 7 7 19.1 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 99+ 167 30 224 80S 118 76 112 +4.6 -3.3 +2.0-1.7 .354 -18.2 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 382.5 691.4 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.012" 339.6, dT = -0.03sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -6sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -1324sec 2401 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1494). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 18 5 7 6.7 r 2675cG8 7.0 6.4 99- 170 39 162 90N 265 283 270 +4.6 -0.6 +2.7+0.5 .314 -167.9 18 28 7.1 -22 59 59 388.7 605.4 2675 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.32sec 2675 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 45). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 19 6 26 5.9 r 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 96- 158 40 170 61S 234 244 244 +3.7 +1.0 +2.8+1.6 .257 -147.5 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 392.3 580.2 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.7, dT = +1.8sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 20 6 4 51.6 R 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 92- 146 36 150 71S 240 269 255 +3.0 +2.4 +2.6+1.7 .289 -157.1 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 395.8 603.1 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Jun 28 8 10 31.5 r 110646 G5 8.4 7.9 22- 56 12 85 89S 248 313 265 -5.2 +6.9 +0.1+1.4 .516 177.2 2 37 25.4 9 33 42 388.5 972.8 19 Jun 29 9 34 19.1 r 93467 F8 8.7 8.3 14- 43 22 84 29N 312 19 325 -5.4 +6.0 +1.7-1.5 .200 113.2 3 30 45.4 14 17 46 381.7 940.8 19 Jun 30 8 54 55.3 R 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 7- 31 4 72 70N 274 338 282 -5.1 +5.0 -0.1+0.7 .554 156.8 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.31105.6 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.15sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.15sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -97sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 Jun 30 9 18 56.6 R 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 7- 31 9 75 68S 233 298 241 -5.1 +5.0 -0.3+1.6 .555 -162.6 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 377.71066.3 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.5, dT = +17sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -256sec 19 Jun 30 9 38 41 D 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -11 13 76 -4N 348 55 356 -5.1 +4.9 -3.3+8.7 .089 81.0 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 377.21036.4 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = +21sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -334sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = +1560sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +2884sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 43 17 GrX 69899M 8.4 v 7- 31 -10 14 ** GRAZE: CA 5.0N; Dist. 24km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 26.37+0.46(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jun 30 9 43 23 Gr 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -10 14 ** GRAZE: CA 5.0N; Dist. 30km in az. 333deg. [Lat = 26.43+0.46(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jun 30 9 46 55 r X 69899M 8.4 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 13N 331 38 339 -5.1 +4.9 +3.9-7.2 .079 98.1 4 25 29.3 17 55 42 376.91021.8 X 69899 is quadruple: BA 7.8 4.3 1.8" 159.8, dT = +23sec : EA 10.6 4.3 142" 156.3, dT = +1793sec : DA 9.1 4.3 413" 220.1, dT = +1876sec X 69899 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 69899 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 47 29 R 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 14N 330 37 338 -5.1 +4.9 +3.5-6.3 .087 99.0 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.91021.0 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -21sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = +63sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = -1609sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = -1614sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 49 40.7 r 93927kF0 7.5* 7.3 7- 31 -9 15 78 28S 192 259 200 -5.1 +4.9 -0.8+3.2 .302 -122.9 4 25 53.5 17 26 51 376.91016.6 *** A light curve is desired as 93927 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210634047}

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 1 18 0 46.4 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 2- 14 81 67 263 72S 242 169 243 -5.4 +2.7 +2.3+0.9 .352 -157.8 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 366.0 674.4 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 25 % 19 Jul 5 1 50 5.6 d 98329kG5 8.5 8.0 7+ 30 5 288 52N 66 1 48 -1.6 -2.3 +0.1-0.1 .477 42.6 9 3 52.5 18 41 9 363.21142.2 *** A light curve is desired as 98329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211897204} 19 Jul 7 3 18 46.4 d 99421cK2 8.1 7.5 24+ 59 6 278 85S 115 51 92 +1.5 -4.9 -0.1-1.3 .611 -1.6 11 3 57.0 9 57 1 365.31083.8 99421 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.20" 90.0, dT = +0.3sec 99421 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 34). Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 7 19 13 52.1 D 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 65 44 108 53S 149 208 125 +3.7 -6.1 +1.1-1.8 .376 -31.2 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 363.2 773.6 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 7 20 21 50.2 r 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 50 58 124 -68S 270 319 246 +3.5 -6.1 +2.4+0.6 .350 -148.9 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 362.4 717.8 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 8 2 43 11 m 1725cK0 7.6 7.1 34+ 72 23 264 5N 27 324 3 +2.8 -5.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 56 48.3 5 20 41 366.0 927.4 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 107.8 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 9 1 51 10.1 d 1840 F8 8.0 7.7 45+ 85 42 243 40S 163 109 140 +4.0 -6.2 +0.7-3.0 .323 -41.9 12 48 6.4 - 0 21 33 367.4 773.4 19 Jul 10 1 30 1.6 d 139480KF5 8.1 7.8 57+ 98 51 221 45N 67 31 46 +5.0 -6.2 +3.5+0.8 .220 55.5 13 40 25.2 - 5 14 43 370.2 695.9 *** A light curve is highly desired as 139480 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212809505} 19 Jul 10 4 26 0.3 d 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 58+ 99 17 254 83N 105 44 84 +4.7 -6.0 +0.8-1.3 .480 8.4 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 373.7 878.7 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Jul 12 0 41 50 m 159219 K1 7.6 7.0 77+ 123 -6 48 163 13N 30 46 16 +6.3 -5.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 15 23 31.4 -14 21 7 377.8 656.5 19 Jul 12 3 39 3.2 d 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 78+ 124 39 221 45N 62 24 48 +5.7 -4.8 +2.6+0.7 .234 50.1 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 379.0 670.8 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Jul 13 3 2 32.6 d 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 86+ 136 44 194 26S 166 153 158 +5.9 -3.8 +1.4-3.8 .185 -56.1 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 382.2 616.0 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Jul 13 3 9 32.8 d 2346kK1 7.8* 7.2 86+ 136 44 196 79S 113 98 105 +5.9 -3.8 +2.5-1.1 .332 -3.3 16 20 29.4 -18 41 25 382.2 616.7 *** A light curve is desired as 2346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205239899} 19 Jul 21 4 20 21.6 r 3413SK5 6.1 5.3 84- 132 17 111 34S 195 254 219 -1.0 +6.5 +1.0+3.8 .229 -125.1 23 14 40.2 -10 41 19 403.6 781.7 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.3, dT = -8sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.4, dT = -121sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.5, dT = -214sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 21 10 10 8.7 r 3438kB3 7.7 7.8 82- 130 -7 49 212 11S 172 143 196 -2.3 +6.3 -1.1+5.3 .149 -117.3 23 21 50.9 - 9 45 41 400.6 630.3 *** A light curve is desired as 3438 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 245989196} 19 Jul 22 5 9 45.7 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 76- 121 20 108 -77S 83 142 107 -2.4 +7.1 +1.0+1.2 .384 -17.0 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.5 784.4 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.07sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 19 Jul 22 5 58 29.8 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 75- 121 31 115 61N 278 333 302 -2.5 +7.1 +1.7+0.7 .301 144.6 0 1 7.3 - 5 52 28 401.4 717.8 19 Jul 22 6 24 17.3 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 75- 120 36 119 65S 225 277 249 -2.6 +7.1 +1.4+2.3 .339 -163.2 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 400.9 688.7 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = -0.01sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 19 Jul 22 8 3 53 d 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 52 144 -30S 130 162 154 -2.9 +7.0 +6.9-4.7 .086 -74.2 .02 0 5 20.1 - 5 42 27 399.5 615.4 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 126.6, dT = +0.04sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 19 Jul 22 8 14 57 Gr 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 54 ** GRAZE: CA-14.5S; Dist. 77km in az. 140deg. [Lat = 25.22+0.75(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jul 22 8 29 24 r 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 55 153 1S 160 184 184 -3.0 +7.0 -3.0+8.6 .085 -105.8 .02 0 5 20.1 - 5 42 27 399.3 606.2 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 126.6, dT = -0.03sec 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days Distance of 5 to Terminator = 0.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jul 25 7 7 40 Gr 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 25 ** GRAZE: CA 8.8N; Dist. 37km in az. 153deg. [Lat = 25.75+0.46(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jul 25 7 8 18 m 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 26 93 9N 332 37 350 -5.5 +7.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 2 18 41.6 8 10 51 392.6 853.5 19 Jul 26 9 55 29 Gr 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 -12 55 ** GRAZE: CA 14.5N; Dist.194km in az. 142deg. [Lat = 23.91+0.70(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Jul 26 9 59 22 M 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 -10 55 105 14N 329 32 344 -6.3 +6.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 3 11 21.9 13 2 52 384.3 713.0 464 is double: AB 6.1 0.50" 23.0 464 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 28 7 43 10.6 r 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 18- 50 6 72 84S 255 320 260 -5.9 +4.2 -0.2+1.1 .594 177.4 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 377.41089.2 19 Jul 28 8 1 8 M 736 F3 6.4 6.2 18- 50 10 73 9N 342 48 347 -5.9 +4.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 377.01061.5 19 Jul 28 9 28 2.5 r 94228kG5 9.0 8.5 17- 49 28 81 72S 243 314 248 -6.0 +4.0 +0.4+1.6 .501 -173.5 4 57 31.3 19 20 10 374.7 916.2 *** A light curve is desired as 94228 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247169882} 19 Jul 29 8 49 53.5 r 77717 A0 8.4 8.3 10- 37 9 71 40S 216 282 215 -5.3 +2.6 -0.6+2.1 .458 -139.6 5 55 14.3 21 4 39 370.91082.8 19 Jul 29 8 53 30.2 r 77714 B9 8.2 8.2 10- 37 10 71 64N 293 359 292 -5.3 +2.6 +0.3+0.2 .483 143.8 5 55 0.4 21 24 21 370.81076.6 19 Jul 30 9 46 15.3 r 78952 K2 8.2 7.4 4- 23 9 69 28N 336 42 329 -4.2 +0.8 +1.8-3.5 .172 106.3 6 59 31.5 22 14 48 365.61091.7 19 Jul 30 9 47 19.5 r X 96177 9.0 8.4 4- 23 9 70 55N 309 15 302 -4.2 +0.8 +0.5-0.5 .419 133.0 6 59 7.7 22 10 16 365.61089.4 19 Jul 30 20 44 6.0 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 3- 18 44 28 282 86N 281 210 271 -5.3 +0.1 +0.5-1.1 .539 -179.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 361.6 945.1 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.2, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.8sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.2, dT = -6sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 31 21 44 33.1 D Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 31 28 280 -74S 141 65 121 -3.6 -1.6 +0.1-2.2 .450 -27.2 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 358.1 879.4 Venus contacts: Dark limb 21 44 22; Terminator 21 44 22; Bright limb 21 44 44: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Jul 31 22 39 56.3 R Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 18 16 285 49S 266 193 245 -3.6 -1.6 +0.4-0.6 .497 -152.9 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 359.3 974.1 Venus contacts: Dark limb 22 39 46; Terminator 22 39 51; Bright limb 22 40 6: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Aug 4 1 21 40.5 d 118938 K0 8.2 7.6 12+ 41 14 271 42S 156 91 132 +2.2 -5.4 +0.0-2.4 .442 -41.0 11 35 56.4 6 46 6 360.51024.9 19 Aug 4 17 43 59.6 d 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 19+ 51 80 40 109 70N 90 148 66 +4.7 -6.4 +1.6+0.8 .406 28.8 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 360.1 809.5 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 13.9, dT = +83sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Aug 5 1 19 49.1 d 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 21+ 54 23 260 61S 139 77 116 +3.9 -6.0 +0.5-2.1 .481 -22.3 12 31 11.5 1 19 54 362.9 915.0 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 110.0, dT = +90sec 19 Aug 5 1 21 18.7 D 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 21+ 54 23 260 61S 139 77 115 +3.9 -5.9 +0.5-2.1 .483 -22.0 12 31 14.6 1 19 37 362.9 917.2 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 3.7" 338.1, dT = -7sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 290.0, dT = -90sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 5 2 24 47.4 d 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 21+ 55 9 267 49S 151 88 128 +3.9 -5.9 +0.1-2.3 .456 -37.3 12 33 8.4 1 2 38 364.61013.1 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 19 Aug 6 1 43 11.8 d 1923SK0 7.0* 31+ 68 26 251 7S 193 135 172 +5.2 -6.0 -0.5-7.6 .105 -77.3 13 24 26.1 - 4 18 32 367.0 847.3 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" 274.4, dT = +0.39sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 7 0 39 29.8 D 2043cK0 6.5 5.8 42+ 81 -8 44 224 36N 54 15 36 +6.4 -5.8 +3.6+1.8 .170 64.3 14 16 48.7 - 8 53 4 370.1 702.2 2043 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.48sec 2043 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 16). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 7 0 56 39.3 D 2047 K0 6.6* 6.0 42+ 81 -12 41 228 56N 75 32 56 +6.3 -5.8 +2.5-0.1 .290 43.2 14 17 22.6 - 9 1 22 370.4 714.1 19 Aug 8 0 55 50.0 d 159050 A* 7.5 7.3v 53+ 94 -12 44 211 8S 188 159 173 +7.0 -5.1 -0.3-6.8 .112 -71.9 15 9 2.4 -13 59 59 375.2 656.4 159050 = HI Lib, 7.48, range 0.00, 7V, Type roAp 19 Aug 8 3 17 33.2 d 159111 G1 7.5 7.1 54+ 95 22 241 63N 79 25 64 +6.6 -5.0 +1.2-0.5 .377 28.4 15 13 47.1 -14 1 22 377.8 784.4 19 Aug 8 3 37 44.6 d 2180 M2 6.8 5.9s 54+ 95 18 244 85S 111 55 96 +6.5 -5.0 +1.1-1.5 .441 -4.5 15 14 18.8 -14 12 34 378.3 812.2 2180 = NSV 20279, 6.75, range 0.01, 7V, Type VAR, Period 12.24890 days 19 Aug 9 3 29 38.9 d 159707pB9 7.8 7.7 65+ 107 26 231 89S 103 55 93 +6.7 -4.0 +1.7-1.3 .388 -0.2 16 7 14.9 -17 56 10 382.3 718.7 *** A light curve is desired as 159707 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205378839} 159707 is double: AB 7.5 14.5 2.8" 321.0, dT = -6sec 159707 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 10 4 12 10.7 d 184944pK0 7.6* 7.1 74+ 119 26 228 49N 56 10 51 +6.4 -2.8 +1.4+0.5 .284 40.3 17 2 2.2 -20 35 43 387.0 699.6 *** A light curve is desired as 184944 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 230635278} 184944 is double: ** 7.6 0.011" 200.1, dT = -0.03sec 184944 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1812). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 11 3 56 39.3 d 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 83+ 131 34 213 84N 85 54 86 +5.9 -1.4 +2.3-0.5 .329 6.0 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 390.2 627.0 19 Aug 11 5 43 50.4 d 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 83+ 131 18 233 80S 101 51 103 +5.6 -1.4 +1.4-1.3 .384 -14.8 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 392.1 754.6 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -5sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +9sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -17sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -8sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 12 4 20 18 d 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 90+ 143 37 206 16N 11 346 18 +5.1 +0.0 +0.3+6.7 .091 73.3 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 393.5 606.3 19 Aug 12 6 44 20.8 D 2747SK1 4.9 4.1v 90+ 143 16 234 33N 27 335 34 +4.7 +0.0 -0.1+1.9 .248 52.2 .01 18 54 10.2 -22 44 41 395.9 777.0 R2747 = Ain Al Rami = nu 1 Sagittarii 2747 is triple: AB 4.9 10.8 4.8" 82.1, dT = +11sec : AC 5.0 11.2 27.3" 59.3, dT = +93sec 2747 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2747 = HIP 92761, 4.86, range 0.00, 8V, Type VAR, Period 2.30425 days 19 Aug 12 7 24 49.8 d 2749cK1 5.0 4.3 90+ 144 9 239 18N 13 316 20 +4.6 +0.0 -1.3+3.7 .173 66.7 .02 18 55 7.1 -22 40 17 396.8 842.2 R2749 = Ain Al Rami = nu 2 Sagittarii 2749 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.27sec 2749 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1557). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 14 5 32 48.8 d 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 98+ 165 41 199 52S 104 86 121 +2.9 +2.9 +3.2-1.1 .255 -34.7 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.6 599.4 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 126.0, dT = -0.6sec Distance of 3014 to Terminator = 19.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.2" 19 Aug 19 3 55 5.9 r 60 K2 6.9 6.1 88- 139 24 106 52N 291 351 315 -2.5 +7.2 +1.3+0.1 .269 132.1 0 29 39.1 - 2 50 26 402.5 784.8 19 Aug 20 6 4 1.3 r 109787MK0 7.6 81- 128 44 115 46S 209 263 231 -4.0 +7.2 +0.9+2.8 .317 -151.7 1 17 19.5 1 50 29 398.5 695.7 109787 is triple: AB 7.71 10.69 1.78" 277.0, dT = -2.1sec : AC 7.7 11.6 47" 176.0, dT = -125sec 109787 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 20 6 18 23.2 r 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 81- 128 47 118 86S 248 301 270 -4.0 +7.2 +1.8+1.6 .345 167.9 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 398.2 681.7 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +92sec 19 Aug 21 4 22 48.3 r 291cG5 6.8 6.2 73- 117 16 91 48S 210 275 230 -4.7 +7.1 +0.1+2.4 .390 -146.7 1 59 58.4 6 2 8 398.5 901.6 291 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.13sec 291 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1171). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 21 9 4 42.9 R 306 F0 6.8 6.6 72- 116 70 161 65S 228 246 247 -5.5 +6.8 +2.0+2.0 .320 -174.0 2 5 48.5 7 1 42 393.5 614.6 19 Aug 24 5 45 58.5 r 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 43- 82 8 74 51S 222 288 230 -6.5 +4.6 -0.4+1.9 .494 -152.0 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 384.71044.9 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = +0.03sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +185sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +185sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 24 8 38 6.8 r 94017 A0 8.1 8.0 42- 81 46 90 59S 230 301 237 -6.7 +4.3 +0.8+2.1 .404 -164.0 4 34 52.7 18 24 48 380.4 776.3 19 Aug 24 9 46 43.1 r 94029kA2 8.4* 8.2 42- 80 61 98 76S 247 317 254 -6.9 +4.1 +1.7+1.6 .378 178.8 4 36 27.6 18 39 57 379.1 694.3 *** A light curve is desired as 94029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247099567} 19 Aug 24 9 53 59.0 R 697pF5 6.5 6.1v 41- 80 62 99 30S 202 271 209 -6.9 +4.1 +0.6+3.7 .268 -135.9 4 37 14.8 18 32 35 379.0 687.3 R697 = SZ Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 697 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247086981} 697 = SZ Tau, 6.33 to 6.75, V, Type DCEPS, Period 3.14873 days, Phase 13 % 19 Aug 25 7 14 47.4 r 77196 K0 7.3 6.5 32- 69 17 75 6S 182 250 183 -6.4 +3.1 -1.8+5.2 .171 -108.3 5 28 58.0 20 26 31 377.4 998.3 19 Aug 25 7 55 29.0 r 826 B5 7.1 7.1 32- 69 25 78 15S 192 262 193 -6.5 +3.0 -1.0+4.0 .245 -118.8 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 376.3 929.6 19 Aug 25 9 33 41.2 r 77241 M2 8.5 7.5 31- 68 47 86 65S 241 315 242 -6.6 +2.8 +1.0+1.8 .422 -169.1 5 32 36.7 20 55 4 373.9 778.5 19 Aug 25 11 25 38.3 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 31- 67 5 71 100 -59S 118 189 118 -6.9 +2.6 +3.1-1.2 .267 -43.1 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 372.1 659.6 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 25 12 33 26.5 R 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 30- 67 20 84 148 37S 214 245 215 -7.2 +2.5 +2.0+3.4 .252 -136.6 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 371.5 624.9 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 26 8 35 28.3 r 78460 G5 7.5 7.0 22- 55 22 76 7S 189 259 185 -5.9 +1.4 -1.6+5.2 .186 -110.4 6 30 57.7 21 48 17 370.3 962.7 19 Aug 26 9 30 49.9 R 1001 A0 7.3 7.2 21- 55 34 80 88N 275 348 270 -6.0 +1.2 +1.0+0.7 .467 163.8 6 31 59.5 22 11 9 368.9 870.0 19 Aug 26 10 17 31.8 r X 89708 8.8 7.9v 21- 55 -10 44 84 75S 258 333 253 -6.1 +1.1 +1.2+1.2 .448 -179.1 6 33 33.0 22 10 41 367.8 799.8 X 89708 = ASAS J063333+2210.7, 8.89, range 0.07, V, Type MISC, Period 19.545806 days, Phase 65 % 19 Aug 26 10 29 4.2 r 78503 F5 8.4 8.1 21- 55 -7 47 84 73N 290 5 284 -6.1 +1.1 +1.8+0.0 .380 149.8 6 33 57.3 22 20 24 367.5 783.9 19 Aug 26 10 29 42.5 r 78507SA3 7.4 7.2 21- 55 -7 47 85 58S 241 316 235 -6.1 +1.1 +1.0+1.9 .416 -161.2 6 34 3.6 22 7 4 367.5 783.0 78507 is multiple: Ba,Bb 8.5 9.1 350.0, dT = -8sec : ** 8.5 9.1 0.024" 254.2, dT = -0.06sec : BD 7.4 13.0 40" 294.0, dT = -58sec : BE 7.4 13.0 52" 270.9, dT = -109sec 78507 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 310). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 26 10 31 51.9 R 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 21- 55 -7 47 85 58S 242 317 236 -6.1 +1.1 +1.1+1.8 .416 -162.0 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 367.5 780.0 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -128sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = +15sec 19 Aug 28 9 11 10.4 R 80278kA* 7.5 7.4 6- 28 4 69 43N 335 38 319 -3.5 -2.0 +0.9-2.0 .291 117.4 8 36 17.4 20 20 29 361.61111.6 *** A light curve is desired as 80278 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005201} 19 Aug 28 9 26 46.0 r X110513k 9.6 9.2 6- 28 7 71 87S 285 349 268 -3.5 -2.1 +0.1+0.4 .604 167.7 8 36 20.9 20 9 20 361.21083.4 *** A light curve is desired as X110513 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993967} 19 Aug 28 9 55 18.5 R 80297kF0 8.7 8.5 6- 28 13 74 59S 257 324 241 -3.4 -2.1 +0.0+1.1 .570 -164.8 8 37 33.8 20 0 49 360.51033.7 *** A light curve is desired as 80297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985076} 19 Aug 28 10 7 41.7 r X110711 9.3 8.3 6- 28 16 75 85S 283 350 266 -3.4 -2.2 +0.4+0.4 .570 169.8 8 38 4.7 20 7 49 360.21012.0 19 Aug 28 10 10 36.8 r X 13080kG5 9.0 8.5 6- 28 -12 16 75 23S 221 289 205 -3.4 -2.2 -0.4+2.8 .360 -128.6 8 38 34.2 19 51 37 360.11007.7 *** A light curve is desired as X 13080 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211975365} 19 Aug 28 10 11 57.7 R 1288kF5 7.8 7.6 6- 28 -11 17 75 77N 301 8 284 -3.4 -2.2 +0.6-0.1 .509 152.2 8 38 23.1 20 12 26 360.11004.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1288 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211997182} 19 Aug 28 10 20 57.6 R 80309kF0 8.1 8.0v 6- 28 -9 18 76 57S 255 323 238 -3.4 -2.2 +0.2+1.3 .538 -161.8 8 38 37.9 19 59 23 359.9 989.3 *** A light curve is desired as 80309 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983602} 80309 = CY Cnc, 8.14, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1 days 19 Aug 28 10 32 8.6 r 80317pA2 8.3 8.2s 6- 27 -7 21 77 60S 258 327 242 -3.4 -2.2 +0.3+1.2 .537 -164.9 8 39 3.6 19 59 59 359.6 970.3 *** A light curve is desired as 80317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984243} 80317 is double: ** 8.3 10.6 0.044" 98.7, dT = +0.08sec 80317 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 637). Observations are highly desired 80317 = NSV 4162, 8.32, range 0.02, V 19 Aug 28 10 59 44.8 r 1295pK0 6.4 5.9s 6- 27 -1 27 80 64S 263 333 246 -3.4 -2.3 +0.6+1.1 .521 -169.0 8 40 6.4 20 0 28 358.9 924.3 R1295 = 39 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1295 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984704} 1295 is multiple: AC 6.5 9.0 134" 309.0, dT = -178sec : AD 6.5 8.8 135" 111.0, dT = +228sec : AB 6.5 6.6 152" 150.0, dT = +112sec : AS 6.5 10.1 262" 325.5, dT = -229sec 1295 = NSV 4179, 6.39, range 0.04, V 19 Aug 28 11 1 10.0 r 1296pA1 6.6 6.6 6- 27 -1 27 80 57S 255 325 239 -3.4 -2.3 +0.5+1.3 .502 -161.4 8 40 11.5 19 58 16 358.9 922.1 R1296 = 40 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1296 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982469} 1296 is quadruple: Ba,Bb 6.6 0.40" 183.0, dT = -0.25sec : BR 6.6 11.6 141" 146.8, dT = +88sec : BA 6.6 6.5 152" 330.0, dT = -79sec 1296 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Sep 4 1 3 50.1 d 2123 F5 8.0* 7.7 28+ 63 24 241 83S 112 59 96 +6.7 -5.1 +1.3-1.5 .445 -2.4 14 52 54.9 -12 38 39 370.2 799.0 19 Sep 4 1 8 32.3 d 158874 F2 7.7* 7.5 28+ 63 23 242 36N 51 356 35 +6.7 -5.1 +1.3+1.1 .232 58.9 14 52 52.9 -12 23 1 370.3 805.9 19 Sep 5 0 29 34.5 d 159481PF5 7.7 7.4 38+ 76 36 221 32S 159 121 148 +7.5 -4.2 +1.7-3.4 .236 -51.0 15 45 50.4 -16 57 3 374.9 682.2 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249874527} 159481 is double: AB 7.7 14.0 21.2" 113.0, dT = +62sec 19 Sep 6 0 52 0.2 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 49+ 89 37 212 64N 71 41 65 +7.6 -3.0 +2.4+0.1 .294 31.8 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 380.7 637.8 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.005" 29.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -70sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -2294sec 19 Sep 6 23 36 28.2 d 2529SA* 6.5* 6.5v 59+ 100 -1 42 174 75N 78 83 77 +7.7 -1.7 +3.0+0.6 .287 25.5 17 35 18.5 -22 2 38 385.5 594.2 R2529 = 52 Ophiuchi (V2125) 2529 is quadruple: AC 6.3 14.2 5.4" 10.0, dT = +7sec : AD 6.3 15.1 6.3" 142.0, dT = +10sec : AB 6.3 12.7 14.9" 53.0, dT = +47sec 2529 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2529 = V2125 Oph, 6.57, range 0.04, 1V, Type ACV, Period 9.75 days 19 Sep 7 23 52 18.2 d 2682dG8 7.0 6.2 69+ 112 -5 39 164 65S 112 127 116 +7.1 -0.3 +2.5-0.5 .300 -14.7 18 30 29.2 -23 15 2 390.6 588.5 2682 is double: AB 7.0 11.7 1.3" 279.1, dT = -4sec 2682 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 8 0 35 19.7 d 186912 K1 7.7* 7.0 69+ 112 41 177 54S 123 126 127 +6.9 -0.3 +2.7-1.2 .266 -28.7 18 31 20.5 -23 18 56 390.6 574.6 19 Sep 9 0 14 19.0 d 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 78+ 123 -10 37 156 83S 88 111 98 +6.2 +1.1 +2.7+0.6 .308 2.0 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 394.8 589.9 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.9, dT = +3sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 10 0 27 45.5 D 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 85+ 135 34 146 84S 81 113 96 +5.1 +2.5 +2.4+1.0 .314 2.8 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 398.2 606.5 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Sep 13 8 21 32.2 D 3356cB8 5.8 5.8v 99+ 169 26 241 73N 27 334 51 -0.2 +5.6 +0.3+1.6 .335 32.1 22 53 28.7 -11 36 59 403.6 773.5 R3356 = 74 Aquarii 3356 is double: AB 5.8 6.4 0.014" 212.3, dT = -0.04sec 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 73 % Distance of 3356 to Terminator = 15.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 19 Sep 15 7 39 24.4 r 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 99- 167 53 221 84S 264 228 287 -2.4 +6.7 +2.7-0.2 .286 150.0 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 400.2 640.3 19 Sep 17 7 37 41.8 r 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 91- 145 70 186 70N 277 271 297 -4.3 +6.7 +3.7-0.5 .232 136.9 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 395.7 610.8 19 Sep 18 9 9 41.7 R 393cK0 6.7 6.1 85- 134 70 224 85N 261 222 278 -5.5 +6.0 +2.9+0.1 .295 157.1 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 392.6 609.5 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.34sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 18 11 12 14.1 r 401cA2 6.3 6.3s 84- 133 0 46 258 17S 183 120 200 -5.9 +5.9 +0.9+5.4 .165 -117.4 2 42 28.9 10 44 30 393.8 685.2 R401 = 85 (Ceti)/Arietis 401 is double: AB 6.3 6.5 247.0, dT = 0.00sec 401 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 401 = NSV 899, 6.28 to 6.34, V 19 Sep 19 10 10 17.6 r 504 A0 7.4 7.4 77- 122 70 240 44N 305 251 318 -6.4 +5.2 +4.1-4.1 .160 119.7 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 388.8 608.5 19 Sep 20 4 52 56.3 R 620 K0 6.1 5.5 69- 112 24 81 70S 241 310 250 -5.8 +4.7 +0.2+1.6 .482 -174.2 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 388.9 914.0 19 Sep 20 8 9 43 m 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 68- 111 67 104 18N 334 40 342 -6.3 +4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 384.9 658.2 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Sep 21 4 35 46.2 r 760CA5 6.6* 59- 100 10 73 31S 206 272 210 -6.2 +3.5 -0.7+2.5 .381 -133.6 5 5 32.1 19 48 25 385.51033.5 760 is double: AB 7.02 7.56 0.97" 295.4, dT = -0.02sec 760 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 21 5 50 39.6 R 765cA5 5.3 5.2 58- 100 26 79 44N 311 21 315 -6.2 +3.3 +1.8-1.2 .239 119.2 5 7 48.4 20 25 6 383.5 909.2 R765 = 106 Tauri 765 is double: ** 5.7 6.7 0.005" 349.4, dT = -0.02sec 19 Sep 21 6 43 9.3 r 76985 A2 8.0 7.9 58- 99 37 83 70N 286 358 289 -6.3 +3.2 +1.5+0.3 .360 143.9 5 9 12.7 20 27 28 382.3 825.7 19 Sep 21 7 40 15.1 r 77012 F0 7.8 7.6 58- 99 50 88 77N 279 352 282 -6.4 +3.1 +1.9+0.4 .351 150.7 5 10 47.5 20 34 9 381.1 744.8 19 Sep 22 7 6 55.3 r 922 K0 7.9 7.2 47- 87 31 79 56S 237 309 235 -6.3 +1.7 +0.4+1.8 .452 -161.2 6 6 43.2 21 53 15 377.3 873.2 19 Sep 22 7 25 58.6 r 77977cK2 8.0 7.2 47- 87 35 80 83N 278 351 276 -6.3 +1.7 +1.2+0.6 .425 157.3 6 7 10.2 22 6 23 376.9 842.9 77977 is double: ** 8.2 10.7 0.064" 76.0, dT = +0.14sec 77977 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 877). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 7 28 50.1 r 77990cB1 7.8 47- 87 36 81 40S 221 294 218 -6.3 +1.7 +0.2+2.5 .375 -144.9 6 7 38.9 21 52 23 376.8 838.6 77990 is double: AB 7.85 10.77 0.50" 146.7, dT = -0.37sec 77990 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 8 45 14.6 R 928 K4 5.9 5.1s 47- 86 53 87 85S 266 342 264 -6.5 +1.5 +1.7+0.9 .395 170.1 6 9 32.4 22 11 25 375.2 730.1 928 = NSV 16789, 5.91 to 5.96, V, Type L 19 Sep 22 10 49 14.9 D 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 86 -5 79 107 -56N 57 126 54 -6.9 +1.3 +2.3+2.0 .313 24.6 .05 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.5 624.4 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -5sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 12 12 54.2 R 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 85 13 80 251 70N 291 224 288 -7.2 +1.2 +2.6-1.4 .310 155.6 .05 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.2 617.1 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -4sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 15 52 9.1 D 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 45- 84 58 33 281 -46N 49 336 45 -7.8 +1.2 +1.7+1.0 .312 47.8 .04 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.1 845.6 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +177sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +202sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = -14sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +200sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 22 16 36 4.4 R 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 44- 84 63 23 285 38N 325 254 321 -7.8 +1.2 -0.4-2.9 .339 132.1 .04 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.9 920.9 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +26sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +113sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = +314sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +350sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 23 9 5 4.9 r 79126 K2 7.6 6.8 36- 73 45 84 59S 246 321 237 -6.1 -0.1 +1.1+1.7 .414 -162.3 7 9 44.4 22 21 53 370.1 779.6 19 Sep 23 10 5 9.9 r 79151DF5 8.1 7.8 35- 73 58 89 22S 209 286 201 -6.2 -0.2 +0.9+4.6 .219 -123.7 7 12 1.1 22 16 44 368.9 705.9 79151 is double: AB 8.1 8.4 8.9" 41.0, dT = +40sec 79151 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 23 10 5 51.4 r 79152DF5 8.2 8.0 35- 73 58 89 23S 210 286 201 -6.2 -0.2 +0.9+4.5 .222 -124.3 7 12 1.5 22 16 51 368.9 705.2 79152 is double: BA 8.4 8.1 8.9" 221.0, dT = -39sec 79152 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 24 7 22 15 Gr 1224 G2 5.3 5.0 26- 61 9 ** GRAZE: CA 13.9N; Dist.196km in az. 156deg. [Lat = 24.20+0.40(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Sep 24 7 23 41 M 1224 G2 5.3* 5.0 26- 61 10 71 14N 359 65 345 -5.1 -1.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 7 45.9 21 34 55 368.31043.3 R1224 = mu Cancri 19 Sep 25 8 42 37.0 r 1366 K2 8.1 7.3 16- 47 13 75 67N 313 20 294 -3.9 -3.2 +0.6-0.6 .459 143.1 9 10 53.3 18 53 19 362.81010.5 19 Sep 25 10 29 54.6 r 98450 K 8.7 7.8 15- 46 -10 36 85 83S 283 354 264 -3.9 -3.4 +1.2+0.3 .478 176.0 9 14 32.8 18 38 38 360.2 837.7 19 Sep 25 11 0 57.6 r 1377kA3 7.0 6.9 15- 46 -3 43 88 32N 348 59 329 -4.0 -3.4 +2.0-5.1 .176 112.7 9 16 27.1 18 48 37 359.6 796.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1377 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251323525} 19 Sep 26 9 17 17.4 r 98997 F2 9.1 8.8 8- 33 7 77 90N 296 1 274 -2.2 -4.6 +0.2+0.0 .588 165.6 10 12 2.9 14 52 37 359.71059.0

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 1 23 31 38.2 D 2196 K4 6.5 5.6S 14+ 44 -6 25 237 59N 70 19 56 +6.4 -4.3 +1.4-0.1 .350 37.5 15 23 1.8 -15 8 3 368.0 786.8 R2196 = 30 Librae 2196 = NSV 7043, 6.47, 19 Oct 2 0 7 2.6 d 159229kK0 8.9 8.4 14+ 44 18 242 81S 110 55 96 +6.3 -4.3 +1.1-1.4 .464 -4.4 15 24 5.7 -15 23 44 368.9 833.5 *** A light curve is desired as 159229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250005917} 19 Oct 2 0 52 40.3 d 159250kA8 8.5 8.3 14+ 45 9 248 89N 101 41 87 +6.3 -4.3 +0.7-1.2 .502 3.1 15 25 37.3 -15 26 44 370.1 902.0 *** A light curve is desired as 159250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250001577} 19 Oct 3 0 7 8 m 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 23+ 57 26 231 3N 11 324 3 +7.1 -3.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 374.2 743.0 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Oct 3 23 44 39.4 d 185220KG3 7.5 7.2 32+ 69 -10 35 213 72S 111 80 108 +7.5 -1.9 +2.3-1.3 .341 -14.2 17 16 23.9 -21 51 29 379.5 647.7 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185220 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 233933903} 19 Oct 4 23 58 2.8 D 186478pF7 7.1 6.8V 43+ 82 38 202 66N 65 43 68 +7.3 -0.4 +2.4+0.5 .293 25.7 18 13 2.5 -23 7 2 385.2 606.9 *** A light curve is desired as 186478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 225102663} 186478 is quadruple: ** 8.1 8.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.04sec : AB 7.0 17.9 6.3" 86.0, dT = +20sec : AC 7.0 18.1 23.5" 258.0, dT = -78sec 186478 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1537). Observations are highly desired 186478 = AP Sgr, 6.52 to 7.41, V, Type DCEP, Period 5.057875 days, Phase 21 % 19 Oct 6 0 42 45.4 D 2793pG8 6.7 6.2 53+ 93 38 200 24N 17 357 26 +6.6 +1.0 +1.1+4.4 .133 65.0 19 8 44.4 -23 11 25 390.6 596.0 *** A light curve is desired as 2793 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215976038} 2793 is double: AB 6.8 15.0 10.0" 315.0, dT = +35sec 19 Oct 6 1 9 43.6 d 187748kB8 7.8 7.8 53+ 94 36 207 36N 30 3 38 +6.5 +1.0 +1.3+2.4 .203 51.2 19 9 34.7 -23 11 28 391.0 615.1 *** A light curve is desired as 187748 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215975674} 19 Oct 6 23 28 31.2 D 2921 K0 6.0 5.5 63+ 104 -7 40 164 37S 131 147 144 +6.0 +2.4 +3.0-1.8 .195 -49.2 20 1 23.8 -22 44 14 394.7 572.2 19 Oct 7 1 14 13.9 D 2928cF7 6.4 6.2 63+ 105 40 195 46S 121 107 135 +5.6 +2.4 +3.6-2.0 .210 -46.6 20 3 44.3 -22 35 44 394.9 585.0 2928 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.41sec 2928 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1590). Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 7 2 0 31.2 d 188878 F3 7.5 7.3 63+ 105 37 208 48N 36 9 49 +5.4 +2.4 +1.4+1.7 .257 37.1 20 4 26.4 -22 11 28 395.3 618.0 19 Oct 9 3 32 17.0 d 164653DB9 7.7 7.7v 81+ 128 41 210 85S 73 45 94 +2.8 +4.7 +2.3+0.2 .317 -12.7 21 47 36.4 -17 17 41 400.5 630.6 164653 is double: AB 7.7 11.4 4.5" 207.2, dT = -10sec 164653 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 164653 = AP Cap, 7.6 to 7.65, V, Type ACV, Period 2.6733 days, Phase 80 % 19 Oct 9 5 39 33.4 D 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 81+ 128 22 237 74N 52 360 73 +2.4 +4.6 +0.7+0.5 .392 10.3 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 402.4 778.2 19 Oct 12 0 12 58.6 D 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 97+ 159 26 111 18S 124 181 148 +0.0 +7.0 +1.8-0.9 .192 -60.3 .03 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.5 753.8 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 Distance of 3536 to Terminator = 6.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 9 43 45 Gr 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 27 ** GRAZE: CA 48.2N; Dist.201km in az. 354deg. [Lat = 27.95+0.10(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 249 to Terminator = 4.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 10 0 7.4 R 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 23 265 75N 308 243 328 -3.9 +6.4 +1.1-4.2 .200 118.2 .02 1 41 25.9 5 29 15 398.7 817.4 R249 = nu Piscium Distance of 249 to Terminator = 6.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.1" 19 Oct 15 4 51 38.7 r 345DF0 7.6 98- 164 65 129 70S 249 294 267 -3.6 +6.3 +2.3+1.4 .330 166.1 2 21 22.1 8 52 51 393.5 649.3 345 is double: AB 8.03 9.20 1.55" 227.2, dT = -4sec 345 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 15 7 27 45 m 110516 K0 6.9 6.4 98- 164 66 231 29N 328 283 346 -4.2 +6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 2 24 30.5 9 42 48 393.1 622.7 Distance of 110516 to Terminator = 9.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.6" 19 Oct 16 4 10 9.5 r 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 95- 153 49 101 26S 199 264 214 -4.1 +5.6 +0.3+3.3 .296 -140.1 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 391.6 732.4 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.15sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 17 5 18 27 Gr 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 56 ** GRAZE: CA 21.5N; Dist.193km in az. 143deg. [Lat = 23.96+0.67(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Oct 17 5 22 3 M 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 57 98 21N 332 41 342 -4.8 +4.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 0 36.9 17 17 48 387.7 707.0 19 Oct 17 8 56 12.3 R 600cK2 6.6 6.1 89- 140 71 247 84S 257 197 267 -5.6 +4.2 +2.6+0.3 .323 172.1 4 4 39.6 17 31 3 386.5 610.8 600 is double: AB 6.7 9.6 0.50" 108.7, dT = +1.3sec 600 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 18 6 53 58.9 r 94210KK0 8.0 7.6 82- 129 67 100 40S 216 287 221 -5.4 +3.1 +1.2+3.0 .301 -148.0 4 55 41.7 20 0 8 383.3 659.5 *** A light curve is highly desired as 94210 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247239917} 19 Oct 19 9 11 42.8 r 77710 G7 7.2 6.6 72- 116 85 134 33N 328 12 326 -6.0 +1.5 +4.0-6.6 .127 112.6 5 54 54.0 22 31 12 378.4 606.2 19 Oct 20 4 44 17.5 r 1033 A2 6.8 6.7 64- 106 16 72 36N 328 36 322 -5.2 +0.4 +1.8-2.5 .199 111.8 6 44 56.3 22 50 15 379.5 986.7 19 Oct 20 9 46 31.3 r 78837 K0 8.2 7.7 62- 104 81 110 53S 239 305 232 -6.0 -0.1 +2.5+2.0 .295 -150.5 6 53 36.6 22 46 34 374.1 616.1 19 Oct 21 8 34 53.8 r 79744 G0 8.2 7.7 51- 92 53 87 81N 290 5 277 -5.3 -1.6 +2.0-0.1 .376 161.0 7 51 2.5 22 14 54 371.1 715.3 19 Oct 21 9 37 13.1 R 1187 K0 7.1 6.5 51- 91 67 94 56N 315 30 302 -5.5 -1.6 +2.5-2.1 .277 139.1 7 53 1.0 22 20 4 370.1 657.4 R1187 = 84 Geminorum 19 Oct 22 10 37 23.9 R 1329pF8 6.8* 39- 78 -11 67 100 84S 280 351 263 -4.8 -3.2 +2.3+0.0 .377 -177.1 8 53 55.3 19 58 2 365.6 668.5 *** A light curve is desired as 1329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982221} 1329 is double: AB 7.32 7.86 0.17" 65.5, dT = +0.36sec 1329 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 23 8 49 35.7 r 98792wK2 7.8 7.0 29- 65 30 85 66N 315 25 294 -3.4 -4.4 +1.1-1.0 .409 147.1 9 49 52.8 16 50 18 364.6 862.3 98792 is double: AB 7.9 11.1 25.1" 320.8, dT = -61sec 19 Oct 23 10 14 0.0 r 98818MB9 8.6 8.5 29- 65 48 94 64S 266 335 244 -3.6 -4.5 +1.7+1.0 .399 -158.9 9 52 8.5 16 27 46 362.8 752.7 98818 is triple: AB 9.31 10.12 2.19" 207.1, dT = -2.9sec : AC 9.3 11.2 10.7" 40.0, dT = +19sec 98818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 25 9 24 59.3 d 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 38 10 88 -56S 154 219 130 -0.3 -6.2 +0.4-1.6 .422 -43.3 .01 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 361.11016.2 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Oct 25 9 30 30.5 R 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 10- 38 11 88 39N 351 56 327 -0.3 -6.2 +0.5-3.1 .285 119.8 11 45 24.2 7 1 48 360.91004.8 19 Oct 25 9 50 9.1 R 119034 F2 7.7 7.4 10- 37 16 90 54N 336 41 312 -0.3 -6.2 +0.5-1.7 .399 135.8 11 45 48.8 6 56 33 360.4 973.6 19 Oct 25 10 8 39.6 R 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 37 20 92 39S 249 314 225 -0.3 -6.2 +0.6+1.9 .394 -136.7 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 360.0 945.1 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Oct 30 23 28 39.7 d 184729 K0 8.8 8.3 10+ 37 -11 17 236 79N 84 31 78 +6.1 -2.3 +1.1-0.7 .433 11.9 16 51 56.5 -20 53 48 374.6 803.6

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 31 23 48 44.5 d 185825 B8 8.2 8.0 18+ 50 22 228 56S 124 77 125 +6.4 -0.8 +2.0-2.1 .328 -35.9 17 50 14.9 -23 7 44 380.1 746.5 19 Nov 1 0 12 27.7 D 2567 G3 7.2 6.8 18+ 50 18 232 77N 78 27 78 +6.3 -0.8 +1.1-0.5 .416 9.9 17 51 7.7 -22 55 16 380.6 779.4 19 Nov 3 0 54 41.1 d 188511 K4 7.4 6.6 36+ 74 28 221 44S 126 86 138 +5.6 +2.1 +3.1-2.8 .222 -52.5 19 44 40.6 -23 15 51 390.9 691.1 19 Nov 3 1 8 0.9 d 2884 F3 7.5 7.2 36+ 74 26 224 32N 22 340 34 +5.5 +2.1 +0.2+2.3 .233 51.3 19 44 32.6 -22 51 21 391.1 707.8 19 Nov 4 23 22 36.7 d 3140 K1 7.8 7.0s 55+ 96 -11 44 170 77S 85 95 104 +4.1 +4.7 +3.0+0.4 .284 -17.6 21 27 3.1 -19 3 29 397.2 573.0 3140 = NSV 25600, 7.86 to 7.95, Hp 19 Nov 5 22 36 3.9 d 3265PK0 6.6 6.1 64+ 107 -1 39 141 77S 80 116 102 +3.2 +5.7 +2.5+1.1 .306 -13.2 22 14 38.2 -15 49 7 399.9 609.4 *** A light curve is highly desired as 3265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205967173} 3265 is double: AB 4.3 11.9 24.2" 65.0, dT = +76sec 19 Nov 10 0 3 11.4 d 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 94+ 151 36 108 66S 82 141 104 -1.5 +7.1 +1.5+1.3 .356 -23.4 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 397.8 748.6 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +102sec 19 Nov 10 1 38 30.5 d 109795 A5 7.6 7.4 94+ 151 55 128 42N 10 55 32 -1.8 +7.0 +0.5+3.6 .248 43.6 1 18 15.4 2 33 2 396.2 659.0 19 Nov 10 6 55 55.3 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 95+ 153 36 254 60S 88 28 110 -3.0 +6.6 +1.6-0.9 .340 -27.6 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 397.1 739.0 19 Nov 10 8 18 4.8 d 210DB9 6.6 6.7 95+ 153 18 265 44S 104 40 126 -3.2 +6.5 +0.7-1.8 .342 -39.0 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 398.7 851.1 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.6" 329.6, dT = -12sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 11 27.2 r X 75822D 7.0 6.8 92- 148 85 147 86S 266 298 267 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.3 .330 170.8 5 36 26.1 21 59 35 378.5 613.3 X 75822 is double: BA 7.5 7.1 4.2" 96.1, dT = +12sec X 75822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 11 32.8 r 843DF8 7.0 92- 148 85 147 86S 266 298 267 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.3 .330 170.9 5 36 26.3 21 59 35 378.5 613.2 843 is double: AB 7.09 7.47 4.16" 276.1, dT = -12sec 843 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 16 8 36 29.8 R 1014 A0 7.0 7.1s 85- 135 85 235 88S 272 219 267 -4.9 +0.1 +2.7-0.2 .337 176.6 6 36 42.4 23 5 53 375.1 613.6 1014 = NSV 16929, 6.94 to 6.99, Hp, Type VAR, Period 4.4149 days, Phase 83 % 19 Nov 17 6 24 26.5 R 1144WF8 6.6 6.0 77- 123 52 86 64N 305 21 294 -4.1 -1.3 +2.2-1.0 .317 142.5 7 32 50.6 22 53 15 373.6 722.9 1144 is double: AB 6.6 8.2 11.7" 179.0, dT = +22sec 19 Nov 17 7 15 0 m 79527 G5 7.3 6.8 77- 122 63 90 9N 360 77 349 -4.3 -1.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 35 11.3 23 2 45 372.9 670.7 19 Nov 18 4 38 48.9 r 1269kG5 6.9 6.3 68- 111 17 74 84S 277 345 262 -3.4 -2.7 +0.3+0.6 .528 173.9 8 28 7.2 21 8 55 374.1 963.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212052751} 19 Nov 19 11 6 55 m 1421 K0 8.0 7.2 55- 95 -8 81 179 6S 205 206 185 -3.5 -4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 9 38 4.6 17 21 19 366.2 656.4 19 Nov 20 7 0 58 m 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 45- 84 21 84 7N 15 82 353 -1.9 -5.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 10 28 48.5 14 20 37 368.3 914.8 19 Nov 21 6 54 21.4 r 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 33- 71 6 83 65S 270 335 247 -0.8 -6.2 +0.1+0.8 .546 -162.1 11 21 50.2 9 10 6 367.91023.4 19 Nov 21 8 42 11.5 r 118843 G0 8.5 8.2 33- 70 30 95 84S 289 354 265 -0.8 -6.2 +1.0+0.2 .482 -175.8 11 25 29.7 8 55 24 365.3 856.6 19 Nov 21 9 9 38.8 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 32- 70 35 98 46S 251 315 227 -0.8 -6.2 +1.4+2.0 .336 -136.4 11 26 18.0 8 39 34 364.7 821.2 19 Nov 21 10 31 38.8 r 118880 K2 8.3 7.6 32- 69 53 112 79S 284 342 260 -1.0 -6.2 +1.9+0.0 .404 -165.1 11 28 26.7 8 32 50 363.3 737.4 19 Nov 22 9 15 59.5 R 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 22- 56 23 98 82S 289 352 265 +0.5 -6.6 +0.8+0.2 .506 -172.9 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 364.6 902.7 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.0, dT = -23sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Nov 22 10 2 32.7 r 119358wF8 8.0 7.7 22- 56 33 104 52N 335 36 311 +0.5 -6.6 +0.7-1.9 .382 143.2 12 22 17.1 3 17 52 363.6 841.2 119358 is double: AB 8.0 13.5 14.1" 50.0, dT = -10sec 19 Nov 23 8 56 27.5 r 139227SF8 7.7 7.4 13- 43 5 96 26S 234 298 212 +2.0 -6.6 +0.4+3.3 .279 -118.8 13 13 13.7 - 2 33 21 366.11031.3 139227 is triple: Aa,Ab 8.0 10.0 0.40" 332.6, dT = +0.22sec : AB 7.7 10.1 9.6" 302.0, dT = -13sec 139227 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 24 9 53 12.0 r 139756 K0 8.9 8.4 6- 29 4 101 74N 314 17 295 +3.4 -6.0 +0.0-0.6 .555 162.1 14 9 3.3 - 8 0 15 366.91038.6 19 Nov 24 10 32 21.1 R 139766 K0 8.9 8.4 6- 28 12 106 60S 268 329 249 +3.4 -6.0 +0.6+1.0 .476 -149.8 14 10 4.9 - 8 22 18 366.1 978.2 19 Nov 28 16 39 30.5 d 2630wK0 5.0 4.4 5+ 27 42 29 142 41S 138 176 141 +6.3 -0.1 +1.0-1.0 .320 -34.3 18 11 43.3 -23 42 4 379.1 711.3 R2630 = 1 Sagittarii 2630 is double: AB 5.1 11.5 44" 286.1, dT = -116sec 19 Nov 28 23 24 24.1 d 186736 K0 9.6 9.0 6+ 29 12 236 85N 84 29 87 +5.1 +0.1 +0.8-0.7 .451 -0.3 18 22 47.3 -23 35 5 382.3 837.0 19 Nov 28 23 32 7.3 d 186741 M0 9.4 8.2 6+ 29 11 237 86N 85 29 88 +5.1 +0.1 +0.8-0.7 .458 -1.4 18 23 2.6 -23 34 58 382.5 849.4 19 Nov 29 23 2 6.6 d 2819 K0 7.8 7.3 12+ 41 -8 25 224 65N 59 16 69 +5.0 +1.7 +1.2+0.3 .369 17.8 19 19 17.7 -23 33 29 386.0 726.1 19 Nov 29 23 50 48.8 d 187995 A5 8.5 8.3 12+ 41 17 232 61S 113 62 123 +4.9 +1.7 +1.7-1.8 .339 -36.8 19 20 45.8 -23 42 55 387.0 795.4 19 Nov 29 23 58 5.4 D 188005kK0 7.6 7.0 12+ 41 16 233 80S 94 42 103 +4.8 +1.7 +1.2-1.0 .409 -17.6 19 21 4.2 -23 37 10 387.1 806.2 *** A light curve is desired as 188005 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215745876}

Occultation prediction for Fox Observatory Broward 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Dec 1 1 20 9.6 d 189120 F5 7.8 7.5 20+ 53 11 239 45N 34 338 48 +4.2 +3.0 -0.1+1.1 .360 36.6 20 18 5.8 -21 59 54 392.8 854.0 19 Dec 1 22 30 7.4 d 3081 K3 6.5 5.9 28+ 64 -1 43 194 60N 45 32 63 +3.9 +4.4 +1.9+1.4 .294 20.9 21 6 41.5 -20 10 49 393.5 600.4 19 Dec 1 23 14 27 m 190029 K0 8.2 7.6 28+ 64 -10 39 206 10S 155 129 173 +3.8 +4.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 21 7 19.8 -20 29 59 393.9 632.0 19 Dec 1 23 27 38.8 d 190037 K0 8.2 7.7 28+ 64 38 210 56N 41 12 59 +3.7 +4.4 +1.4+1.3 .307 23.9 21 7 49.8 -20 2 10 394.0 642.9 19 Dec 2 0 17 54.0 D 3090 K0 6.7 6.2 28+ 64 31 222 53S 112 72 130 +3.5 +4.3 +2.9-2.0 .246 -47.5 21 9 15.4 -20 11 35 394.8 696.2 R3090 = 26 Capricorni 19 Dec 4 0 11 25.1 d 3337 F3 7.8 7.5 47+ 87 49 200 21N 359 340 22 +1.5 +6.3 -0.4+4.3 .173 56.8 22 45 27.1 -13 0 25 398.7 612.5 19 Dec 6 4 44 56.6 d 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 67+ 110 25 253 47N 21 322 45 -1.7 +6.8 +0.4+2.1 .318 38.6 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 401.1 790.3 19 Dec 8 4 35 19.1 d 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 83+ 132 49 247 86S 69 12 89 -3.6 +6.5 +1.9+0.3 .347 -9.9 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 394.2 673.2 19 Dec 8 22 27 48.8 d 368DK2 6.2 89+ 141 0 28 93 39N 14 80 32 -3.0 +6.5 -0.1+3.1 .307 46.5 2 29 35.4 9 33 56 393.4 851.4 368 is double: AB 6.23 9.85 1.49" 143.5, dT = -3sec 368 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 9 5 32 17.0 D 393cK0 6.7 6.1 90+ 144 49 256 55S 101 39 118 -4.4 +5.8 +2.2-1.6 .287 -37.1 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 390.4 682.5 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.34sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 10 5 53 59.3 d 504 A0 7.4 7.4 96+ 156 56 258 72S 86 20 99 -4.9 +4.9 +2.2-0.5 .337 -17.8 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 385.8 662.0 19 Dec 11 3 14 57.5 d 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 99+ 167 73 113 67S 90 151 99 -4.4 +3.9 +2.7+0.4 .318 -26.1 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 381.2 655.0 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Dec 11 5 21 20.6 D 639kF3 6.1 5.9 99+ 167 75 244 63N 41 342 49 -4.9 +3.7 +2.1+2.3 .295 29.0 4 20 25.1 18 44 34 380.8 622.5 R639 = 85 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 639 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210725815} Distance of 639 to Terminator = 18.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.4" 19 Dec 11 8 3 54.1 d 93915kB8 7.4 7.2 99+ 168 40 274 86N 64 352 72 -5.4 +3.6 +1.5+0.2 .392 16.3 4 24 43.0 18 54 47 382.3 757.3 *** A light curve is desired as 93915 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737173} Distance of 93915 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.3" 19 Dec 11 8 25 44.0 D 654pF4 6.0 5.8 99+ 168 35 276 55N 33 322 41 -5.5 +3.6 +1.6+2.0 .282 48.3 4 24 57.1 19 2 31 382.7 788.6 *** A light curve is desired as 654 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210745602} 654 is double: ** 6.8 6.8 0.10" 71.0, dT = +0.28sec 654 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 921). Observations are highly desired Distance of 654 to Terminator = 13.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.9" 19 Dec 11 10 22 7.2 D 668SK0 3.5* 3.0 99+ 169 10 286 45N 21 315 29 -5.6 +3.6 +1.2+2.6 .240 62.9 .01 4 28 37.0 19 10 50 384.9 981.4 R668 = Ain = epsilon Tauri 668 is triple: Aa,Ab 3.6 6.0 0.20" 108.0, dT = +0.05sec : AB 3.5 10.6 190" 269.1, dT = -301sec 668 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 668 to Terminator = 8.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0" 19 Dec 11 10 34 6 Gr 668SK0 3.5 3.0 99+ 169 8 ** GRAZE: CA 18.1N; Dist.203km in az. 20deg. [Lat = 28.08-0.33(E.Long+80.36)] Distance of 668 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 13 2 10 50.8 r 77996 G5 7.4 6.9 99- 168 37 80 69N 296 10 293 -3.8 +1.0 +1.6-0.2 .352 139.2 6 7 46.8 22 42 28 375.8 846.1 Distance of 77996 to Terminator = 16.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.3" 19 Dec 13 4 52 37.7 R 942 M1 6.5 5.4V 99- 167 72 96 81N 283 359 280 -4.2 +0.7 +2.6-0.2 .331 156.3 .02 6 12 19.1 22 54 31 373.2 654.9 R942 = 6 Geminorum (BU) 942 = BU Gem, 5.74 to 7.4, V, Type SRC, Period 325. days, Phase 76 % 19 Dec 14 1 2 41.2 r 1078 B8 6.0 6.0 96- 156 11 70 29S 215 281 207 -3.3 -0.4 -0.7+2.4 .389 -132.5 7 5 18.4 22 38 15 375.41047.8 R1078 = 44 Geminorum 19 Dec 14 11 16 4.3 R 1118 A1 6.2 6.2 94- 152 -10 35 281 62N 305 231 295 -4.7 -1.0 +0.4-1.9 .446 158.6 7 23 28.1 22 56 43 371.8 863.5 R1118 = 58 Geminorum 19 Dec 15 8 3 52.4 r 80087 K0 7.9* 7.2 89- 141 85 172 28S 219 227 204 -3.4 -2.7 +3.8+5.2 .155 -115.4 8 18 54.5 21 29 39 367.1 642.5 19 Dec 16 7 48 58.4 r 98481pF0 7.9* 7.7 80- 127 72 110 19S 214 278 195 -2.3 -4.1 +4.1+9.0 .103 -106.0 9 18 16.9 18 46 52 365.8 662.7 *** A light curve is desired as 98481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251323145} 98481 is double: AB 8.2 8.3 0.018" 82.4, dT = +0.12sec 98481 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 16 9 11 10.6 r 98510kG5 7.2* 6.8 80- 127 83 194 31N 344 332 325 -2.6 -4.1 +1.1-4.3 .231 128.4 9 20 37.9 19 5 26 365.5 659.6 *** A light curve is desired as 98510 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251326747} 19 Dec 16 10 27 52.7 r 1388pG0 7.7 7.4 80- 127 70 253 80N 296 230 276 -2.8 -4.1 +1.9-1.5 .396 179.7 9 21 47.1 18 44 47 365.7 701.8 *** A light curve is desired as 1388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251322682} 1388 is double: AB 7.7 16.0 23.9" 1.3, dT = -25sec 19 Dec 16 11 51 28 Gr 1392cG0 7.3 79- 126 -3 51 ** GRAZE: CA 9.9S; Dist. 57km in az. 215deg. [Lat = 25.51-0.63(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Dec 18 8 45 5.9 r 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 59- 101 57 112 22N 360 57 336 -0.1 -6.2 +0.5-5.1 .194 118.7 11 13 18.1 10 26 50 365.0 715.1 19 Dec 19 6 38 1 m 1739cF5 6.4 6.1 48- 88 16 92 1N 23 88 359 +1.2 -6.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 3 44.4 5 33 28 368.5 939.1 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1739 to Terminator = 8.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 19 7 47 11.2 r 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 48- 88 31 101 46S 249 312 226 +1.2 -6.7 +1.4+2.2 .320 -132.7 12 4 18.8 4 55 54 367.0 839.3 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 19 Dec 19 9 58 23.4 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 47- 87 58 128 58S 262 308 238 +0.9 -6.5 +2.8+1.1 .303 -138.6 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 365.0 715.7 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Dec 20 9 46 43.5 r 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 36- 74 43 119 28S 232 284 210 +2.2 -6.6 +3.9+5.5 .146 -109.5 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 366.5 776.7 19 Dec 21 10 1 5.5 r 1989kF0 8.8 8.6 25- 60 32 117 85N 299 352 279 +3.3 -6.2 +1.1-0.3 .462 -176.7 13 52 54.2 - 6 29 19 368.4 826.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1989 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212767465} 19 Dec 22 9 6 15.3 r 158766 G0 8.4 8.1 16- 48 8 107 55S 256 318 240 +4.3 -5.5 +0.7+1.5 .413 -139.4 14 44 16.8 -11 37 2 372.3 983.0 19 Dec 22 9 31 49.5 r 158780 G5 8.1 7.6 16- 47 14 110 49N 332 32 316 +4.3 -5.5 +0.0-1.3 .433 145.7 14 45 39.4 -11 25 22 371.7 943.8 19 Dec 23 10 55 14.1 r 159449 K0 9.2 8.6 8- 34 17 119 86N 291 346 280 +5.0 -4.2 +0.7+0.1 .492 -174.2 15 42 14.5 -16 22 56 373.5 896.7 19 Dec 23 11 36 8 Gr 2246 K3 7.3 6.5 8- 34 -7 24 ** GRAZE: CA 10.7S; Dist. 23km in az. 31deg. [Lat = 26.37-0.53(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Dec 23 11 36 12 m 2246 K3 7.3 6.5 8- 34 -7 25 125 11S 208 258 197 +4.9 -4.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 43 57.1 -16 52 9 372.8 839.5 19 Dec 24 11 40 5 d 2394cK0 6.3* 5.7 3- 21 -6 13 121 4S 197 253 191 +5.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .050 -84.1 .02 16 40 34.5 -20 24 31 376.7 900.7 19 Dec 24 11 43 25 Gr 2394cK0 6.3 5.7 3- 21 -5 14 ** GRAZE: CA 10.2S; Dist. 9km in az. 209deg. [Lat = 26.03-0.49(E.Long+80.36)] 19 Dec 24 11 46 52 r 2394cK0 6.3* 5.7 3- 21 -5 15 122 16S 209 264 203 +5.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .050 -95.9 .02 16 40 34.5 -20 24 31 376.6 890.0 19 Dec 29 0 14 38.5 d 189717 A0 9.1 9.1 8+ 32 9 242 42N 31 334 48 +3.0 +3.8 -0.2+1.2 .370 36.8 20 48 34.5 -20 47 2 394.5 884.1 19 Dec 31 1 35 14 M 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 15 245 10S 151 94 174 +1.0 +5.8 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 22 30 17.4 -14 35 9 400.5 849.6 R3304 = 56 Aquarii 19 Dec 31 1 35 15 Gr 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 15 ** GRAZE: CA 10.1S; Dist. 22km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 26.34+0.39(E.Long+80.36)]

Lunar Occultation predictions Marathon Key Airport 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jan 1 11 23 3.1 r 159060 F6 8.2 7.9 19- 52 -10 38 132 84N 295 339 280 +7.0 -6.0 +1.6-0.3 .385 -174.9 15 9 53.5 -12 58 34 385.0 722.0 19 Jan 2 10 11 48.2 r 159619 F3 8.1 7.7 12- 40 13 115 58N 318 17 307 +6.9 -5.4 +0.2-0.8 .424 156.3 15 59 13.7 -16 13 18 391.0 877.2 19 Jan 2 11 2 53.2 R 2291WF7 5.5 5.2v 12- 40 23 123 82S 278 331 267 +6.8 -5.3 +1.2+0.6 .402 -162.0 16 0 19.6 -16 32 0 390.0 799.5 R2291 = 49 Librae 2291 is double: AB 5.5 11.5 144" 337.5, dT = -180sec 2291 = HIP 78400, 5.47, range 0.00, 4V, Type VAR, Period 0.45326 days 19 Jan 3 10 36 1.6 R 2423 K0 8.0 7.3 6- 29 7 115 86S 278 339 273 +6.2 -4.3 +0.5+0.6 .463 -167.9 16 51 10.3 -19 11 12 395.0 906.3 19 Jan 3 11 4 54.9 r 160134 K0 9.3 8.6 6- 28 13 118 69N 303 1 298 +6.2 -4.3 +0.4-0.3 .438 167.6 16 52 13.0 -19 9 45 394.5 858.8 19 Jan 3 11 15 2.7 R 160136pF3 8.2* 8.0s 6- 28 15 120 71S 263 320 258 +6.2 -4.3 +1.1+1.1 .390 -152.1 16 52 20.6 -19 21 25 394.3 842.8 *** A light curve is desired as 160136 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205109565} 160136 is double: AB 8.2 16.8 84" 37.0, dT = +149sec 160136 = NSV 20795, 8.21 to 8.27, V, Type VAR: 19 Jan 8 23 59 19.3 d 164439 G5 9.4 8.8 7+ 31 15 243 77N 62 4 82 -1.9 +2.9 +0.5+0.1 .423 3.5 21 30 28.0 -17 9 34 404.5 830.8 19 Jan 9 0 24 28.6 d 3153dA9 8.4 7+ 31 10 246 61S 104 44 124 -2.0 +2.9 +1.0-1.6 .352 -37.4 21 31 15.0 -17 15 36 405.0 871.3 3153 is double: AB 8.47 12.55 3.05" 121.5, dT = +8sec 3153 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 11 1 8 47.8 D 3392 A2 7.3 7.1 20+ 53 22 247 27S 133 75 157 -4.7 +5.2 +3.1-6.2 .131 -71.5 23 5 53.5 -10 26 16 402.1 800.3 19 Jan 11 22 52 26.5 d 3506cK4 6.1 5.3s 28+ 64 0 55 209 52N 31 5 56 -5.4 +6.2 +1.4+2.2 .294 23.4 23 48 32.5 - 6 22 50 397.1 616.3 3506 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.18sec 3506 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 53). Observations are highly desired 3506 = NSV 14715, 5.01 to 5.26, I 19 Jan 12 0 29 18.0 d 146932cF8 8.7 8.5 28+ 64 41 237 74S 85 35 109 -5.8 +6.1 +2.1-0.6 .317 -27.8 23 50 50.0 - 6 16 4 398.0 692.7 146932 is double: AB 8.8 11.8 0.27" 195.8, dT = -0.3sec 146932 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 14 2 47 36.4 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 48+ 87 35 256 42N 20 318 42 -7.8 +6.9 +0.8+2.5 .290 42.9 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 390.1 748.5 19 Jan 14 3 6 33 d 208pF0 7.0 6.8S 48+ 87 31 258 19S 140 77 162 -7.8 +6.9 +2.8-9.2 .099 -75.9 1 25 40.7 2 58 19 390.4 773.8 *** A light curve is desired as 208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220315860} 208 is double: AB 7.0 11.1 127" 43.3, dT = -146sec 208 = NSV 15302, 7., , Type VAR: 19 Jan 14 3 15 59 Gr 208pF0 7.0 6.8S 48+ 88 29 ** GRAZE: CA 4.0S; Dist. 54km in az. 170deg. [Lat = 24.23+0.16(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 14 3 58 5.9 D 210DB9 6.6 6.7 48+ 88 20 265 54N 32 327 54 -7.9 +6.9 +0.6+1.5 .367 34.7 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 391.4 847.2 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.7" 329.5, dT = +7sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 18 0 1 15.2 D 730WA7 5.1 5.0v 86+ 136 55 92 35N 24 98 30 -6.0 +4.9 +0.5+3.4 .305 44.3 4 51 22.5 18 50 23 365.0 755.5 R730 = 97 Tauri (V480) 730 is double: AB 5.1 10.6 182" 301.9, dT = +79sec 730 = V0480 Tau, 5.09 to 5.13, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.042 days 19 Jan 18 1 32 26.3 d 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 86+ 137 76 109 25N 14 79 19 -6.2 +4.7 +0.7+4.9 .211 56.3 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 363.8 673.0 19 Jan 18 23 53 10.5 d 77667SB9 7.7* 7.7 93+ 150 41 83 64N 59 134 58 -4.6 +3.5 +0.8+1.8 .465 16.5 5 52 58.2 20 46 40 360.7 848.7 77667 is triple: AB 7.7 10.6 33" 186.1, dT = -43sec : AC 7.7 8.9 116" 301.1, dT = -115sec 19 Jan 19 7 56 34.8 d 77983 K2 7.1 6.3 94+ 153 31 280 48S 128 55 126 -5.6 +3.1 +0.3-2.1 .427 -33.9 6 7 17.9 20 49 13 360.0 898.7 19 Jan 20 6 57 15.9 D 1086cG9 6.4 6.0 99+ 166 58 271 63S 119 42 111 -3.7 +1.4 +1.5-1.8 .414 -19.9 7 10 6.7 21 14 49 354.3 756.3 1086 is double: ** 6.4 0.003" 338.4, dT = -0.01sec 19 Jan 20 8 14 48.2 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 99+ 167 41 278 72N 74 359 66 -3.8 +1.4 +1.4-0.2 .445 26.7 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 355.3 858.4 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +62sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +98sec 19 Jan 21 3 44 25.9 R X107546 10.6 10.3 89E 179 65 94 -27S 250 325 236 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+1.5 .379 -154.3 8 8 6.9 20 18 2 352.0 718.9 19 Jan 21 3 44 58 m X107700 11.4 11.2 89E 179 65 93 -38N 5 81 351 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 9 23.1 20 42 41 352.0 719.3 19 Jan 21 3 44 58.0 D X107828 10.7 9.5 89E 179 64 94 91U 99 174 85 -1.2 -0.4 +2.1+0.1 .421 -3.6 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 352.1 720.2 19 Jan 21 3 45 23.5 r X206781 11.8 88E 179 65 94 -82S 305 20 291 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-1.2 .366 150.6 8 8 16.9 20 33 35 352.0 718.2 19 Jan 21 3 46 0.0 d X206837 11.6 87E 179 65 94 -11N 33 108 19 -1.2 -0.4 +1.8+5.3 .192 62.9 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 352.0 719.0 19 Jan 21 3 47 19.8 R 79973 K7 9.1 8.2 85E 179 65 94 -88N 316 31 302 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-1.9 .320 139.8 8 8 29.4 20 35 59 352.0 716.8 19 Jan 21 3 48 10.0 d X107829 11.3 10.7 84E 179 65 94 21N 66 142 52 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+1.7 .366 29.5 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 352.0 717.7 19 Jan 21 3 50 12.3 r X206788 11.6 80E 179 66 95 -10S 235 310 221 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+2.4 .317 -139.2 8 8 25.8 20 13 58 352.0 714.7 19 Jan 21 3 50 48 Gr 79979 F5 9.1 8.9 79E 179 66 ** GRAZE: CA 39.8S; Dist. 33km in az. 177deg. [Lat = 24.43+0.04(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 21 3 51 27.3 D X107812 10.9 10.5 78E 180 66 94 -1N 45 121 31 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+3.4 .265 50.8 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 352.0 715.1 19 Jan 21 3 57 17.7 r X206801 11.8 68E 180 67 97 12S 216 290 202 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+4.7 .208 -120.0 8 8 54.9 20 9 42 351.9 710.1 19 Jan 21 3 57 46.2 d X107861 11.2 10.9 67E 180 67 96 74U 109 183 95 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-0.4 .407 -12.5 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.9 710.9 19 Jan 21 3 58 36.7 D X107852 10.5 10.2 66E 180 67 96 72U 120 195 106 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2-1.0 .381 -23.8 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.9 710.4 19 Jan 21 3 59 4 R 79979 F5 9.1 8.9 65E 180 68 97 32S 197 271 183 -1.2 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .079 -101.0 8 9 19.1 20 7 8 351.9 709.3 19 Jan 21 3 59 6.0 D X107824 10.8 10.5 65E 180 68 96 -11N 39 114 25 -1.2 -0.4 +2.0+4.2 .226 57.2 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.9 709.8 19 Jan 21 4 2 57.8 R X 12295 G0 9.8 9.5 57E 180 69 97 -17S 249 323 235 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+1.5 .367 -152.5 8 8 40.2 20 17 3 351.8 706.1 19 Jan 21 4 3 10.3 r X107712 11.6 11.4 56E 180 69 96 -68N 344 59 330 -1.2 -0.4 +2.4-6.3 .155 112.0 8 9 28.9 20 39 29 351.8 706.2 19 Jan 21 4 3 48.7 d X107881 11.1 10.7 55E 180 68 97 75U 92 166 78 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.4 .413 5.0 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.8 707.1 19 Jan 21 4 4 44.3 r X107681 11.3 10.5 54E 180 69 97 -80N 333 48 319 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-3.8 .229 123.6 8 9 17.7 20 38 11 351.8 705.3 19 Jan 21 4 5 29.7 r X107612 11.2 10.6 52E 180 69 98 -27S 260 333 246 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+0.9 .395 -163.0 8 8 40.8 20 19 57 351.8 704.5 19 Jan 21 4 9 46.7 d X206871 11.8 44E 180 70 98 82U 70 144 56 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+1.4 .368 26.7 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.8 703.4 19 Jan 21 4 10 51.1 R X 12300 F5 10.5 10.4 42E 180 70 99 -13S 249 322 235 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3+1.5 .363 -152.1 8 8 54.0 20 16 40 351.8 701.5 19 Jan 21 4 11 0.0 R X 12302 G0 10.3 9.5 42E 180 71 98 -68S 304 18 290 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-1.3 .365 152.5 8 9 1.8 20 32 21 351.8 701.4 19 Jan 21 4 12 22.8 D X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 39E 180 70 98 102U 35 109 21 -1.2 -0.4 +2.2+5.0 .193 62.0 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.8 701.6 19 Jan 21 4 12 50.7 r X107732 10.9 10.8 38E 180 71 98 -82N 337 51 323 -1.2 -0.4 +2.3-4.5 .206 120.2 8 9 36.4 20 38 18 351.7 700.6 19 Jan 21 4 19 1 d X107809 11.8 11.7 27E 180 72 101 66U 179 251 165 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .060 -81.6 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.7 697.9 19 Jan 21 4 21 6.0 D X107930 10.7 9.6 23E 180 72 100 52U 109 182 95 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.5 .400 -11.7 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.7 697.4 19 Jan 21 4 21 55.5 r X206837 11.6 21E 180 73 100 -85N 340 53 326 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-5.2 .186 117.2 8 9 56.5 20 38 12 351.7 696.0 19 Jan 21 4 25 27 GrX107809 11.8 11.7 16E 180 73 ** GRAZE: CA 63.3U; Dist. 19km in az. 182deg. [Lat = 24.55-0.03(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 21 4 25 35.5 d X107915 11.0 10.3 16E 180 73 102 42U 136 207 122 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-2.1 .321 -38.0 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.7 695.2 19 Jan 21 4 26 46 d X206861 11.2 14E 180 74 101 101U 18 90 4 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .070 80.1 8 10 50.8 20 38 10 351.6 694.4 19 Jan 21 4 27 17.9 D X107954k 10.2 9.7 13E 180 74 102 51U 102 174 88 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-0.2 .406 -4.4 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.6 694.6 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 4 28 56.3 R X 12314 F0 10.1 9.7 11E 180 74 103 -25S 275 346 261 -1.3 -0.4 +2.4+0.1 .406 -177.4 8 9 20.6 20 23 23 351.6 692.7 19 Jan 21 4 30 6.9 d X107879 11.7 11.5 9E 180 74 104 42U 160 230 146 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-5.0 .192 -61.7 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.6 693.1 19 Jan 21 4 30 17.5 r X107743 11.1 9.6 9E 180 75 102 -60S 312 23 298 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.9 .338 146.3 8 9 40.9 20 33 3 351.6 692.2 19 Jan 21 4 32 10 r X107809 11.8 11.7 7E 180 75 104 61U 197 266 183 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .059 -98.4 8 10 17.1 20 5 23 351.6 692.0 19 Jan 21 4 33 34 GrX206861 11.2 5E 180 75 ** GRAZE: CA100.0U; Dist. 25km in az. 3deg. [Lat = 24.95-0.05(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 21 4 35 7.3 D X107963k 10.9 10.9 3E 180 75 103 75U 59 130 45 -1.3 -0.4 +2.5+2.1 .313 39.4 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.6 691.3 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 4 35 44.2 d X107932 11.7 11.4 3E 180 76 103 87U 37 108 23 -1.3 -0.4 +2.6+4.8 .194 61.4 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.6 690.9 19 Jan 21 4 39 5.0 r X107758 11.3 10.9 1E 180 77 105 101U 303 12 288 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.3 .369 156.0 8 9 49.0 20 30 23 351.5 688.9 19 Jan 21 4 39 35.7 r X206830 11.7 0E 180 77 106 98U 289 358 275 -1.3 -0.4 +2.4-0.6 .397 169.7 8 9 42.5 20 26 42 351.5 688.7 19 Jan 21 4 39 48 m X107845 11.4 10.9 0E 180 76 107 44U 189 256 175 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 10 38.5 20 1 12 351.5 689.2 19 Jan 21 4 40 34 r X206861 11.2 0E 180 77 105 98U 359 69 345 -1.3 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .070 99.9 8 10 50.8 20 38 10 351.5 688.9 19 Jan 21 4 41 18.6 r X107771 11.7 11.3 0E 180 77 106 100U 311 20 297 -1.3 -0.4 +2.3-1.8 .342 147.9 8 9 58.9 20 32 12 351.5 688.3 19 Jan 21 4 42 13.7 R X107812 10.9 10.5 0E 180 77 106 100U 330 39 315 -1.3 -0.4 +2.2-3.4 .255 129.2 8 10 18.5 20 35 42 351.5 688.1 19 Jan 21 4 42 32.3 R X107824 10.8 10.5 0E 180 77 106 100U 336 45 322 -1.3 -0.4 +2.1-4.3 .219 122.9 8 10 26.4 20 36 33 351.5 688.0 19 Jan 21 4 50 4.3 R X 12349 G0 10.6 10.0 0E 180 79 109 94U 341 48 327 -1.3 -0.4 +2.0-5.3 .189 118.0 8 10 45.6 20 36 39 351.5 686.0 19 Jan 21 4 59 2.6 r X107829 11.3 10.7 0E 180 81 115 85U 309 11 295 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-1.8 .350 150.6 8 10 27.7 20 30 41 351.4 684.0 19 Jan 21 5 8 7.8 R X107828 10.7 9.5 0E 180 83 124 65U 277 330 262 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5-0.2 .400 -176.3 8 10 27.3 20 21 17 351.4 682.8 19 Jan 21 5 11 30.6 r X107879 11.7 11.5 0E 180 83 129 27U 219 268 205 -1.4 -0.4 +3.1+4.6 .190 -118.3 8 10 59.9 20 5 50 351.4 682.7 19 Jan 21 5 14 27.1 d X108085k 11.3 11.1 0E 180 83 128 74U 74 124 60 -1.4 -0.4 +2.6+1.0 .357 26.9 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.4 682.9 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 5 14 32.3 r X107932 11.7 11.4 0E 180 84 129 84U 342 31 328 -1.4 -0.4 +1.7-5.3 .192 118.6 8 11 27.9 20 35 3 351.4 682.5 19 Jan 21 5 16 18.2 R X107852 10.5 10.2 0E 180 84 135 47U 257 300 243 -1.4 -0.4 +2.6+0.8 .366 -156.1 8 10 42.6 20 14 52 351.4 682.4 19 Jan 21 5 20 15.3 r X107861 11.2 10.9 0E 180 84 141 51U 268 306 254 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.2 .391 -167.4 8 10 47.3 20 17 58 351.4 682.3 19 Jan 21 5 23 28.9 r X206871 11.8 0E 180 85 146 71U 308 340 294 -1.4 -0.4 +2.2-1.8 .358 153.4 8 11 7.8 20 28 37 351.4 682.4 19 Jan 21 5 24 46 M X 12383kF2 9.7 9.5 0E 180 85 150 14U 191 220 177 -1.4 -0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 8 11 50.5 19 58 8 351.4 682.6 *** A light curve is desired as X 12383 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982318} 19 Jan 21 5 26 32.6 d X108116k 11.7 11.3 0E 180 85 150 68U 111 140 97 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-0.9 .395 -9.6 8 13 18.0 20 11 56 351.4 682.8 *** A light curve is desired as X108116 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211996645} 19 Jan 21 5 26 41.7 D 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 0E 180 85 150 76U 94 123 80 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5-0.1 .397 7.4 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 351.4 682.8 19 Jan 21 5 26 48.9 d X108114k 11.1 11.0 0E 180 85 151 66U 116 145 102 -1.4 -0.4 +2.3-1.2 .387 -14.9 8 13 15.8 20 10 28 351.4 682.8 *** A light curve is desired as X108114 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211995126} 19 Jan 21 5 27 3.1 r X107881 11.1 10.7 0E 180 85 156 58U 286 309 272 -1.4 -0.4 +2.4-0.7 .399 175.0 8 11 1.5 20 22 42 351.4 682.6 19 Jan 21 5 31 11.8 d X206942k 11.9 0E 180 85 161 81U 93 112 79 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5-0.1 .396 8.6 8 13 30.5 20 16 45 351.3 683.1 *** A light curve is desired as X206942 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001507} 19 Jan 21 5 32 59.6 d X206932k 11.7 0E 180 85 167 62U 137 149 123 -1.4 -0.4 +2.1-2.4 .329 -34.9 8 13 10.9 20 5 8 351.3 683.3 *** A light curve is desired as X206932 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211989513} 19 Jan 21 5 33 47.6 r X107915 11.0 10.3 0E 180 86 175 30U 244 248 229 -1.4 -0.4 +2.8+1.5 .316 -142.0 8 11 17.6 20 9 51 351.3 683.2 19 Jan 21 5 36 55.7 d X108153k 11.3 10.9 0E 180 86 177 88U 90 93 76 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.0 .393 11.8 8 13 40.2 20 17 7 351.3 683.7 *** A light curve is desired as X108153 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001873} 19 Jan 21 5 38 47.6 R X107963k 10.9 10.9 0E 180 86 189 76U 322 312 307 -1.5 -0.4 +2.0-2.8 .310 140.5 8 11 45.5 20 30 17 351.3 683.9 *** A light curve is desired as X107963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015080} 19 Jan 21 5 39 59.6 d X206952k 11.8 0E 180 86 187 91U 90 83 75 -1.4 -0.4 +2.5+0.0 .392 12.5 8 13 45.3 20 17 3 351.3 684.2 *** A light curve is desired as X206952 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001792} 19 Jan 21 5 44 25.8 R X107930 10.7 9.6 0E 180 85 206 46U 271 246 256 -1.5 -0.4 +2.5-0.1 .394 -168.4 8 11 27.8 20 16 41 351.3 684.9 19 Jan 21 5 50 52.6 d X206962k 11.6 5E 180 85 214 93U 118 85 104 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.4 .389 -15.1 8 13 55.2 20 8 4 351.3 686.3 *** A light curve is desired as X206962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992707} 19 Jan 21 5 51 5 m X108098k 11.7 11.5 5E 180 85 219 -47N 13 335 358 -1.5 -0.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 9.2 20 34 40 351.3 686.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212019488} 19 Jan 21 5 51 41.4 R X107954k 10.2 9.7 6E 180 84 221 53U 278 239 264 -1.5 -0.4 +2.4-0.5 .402 -175.7 8 11 40.8 20 18 20 351.3 686.6 *** A light curve is desired as X107954 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212003066} 19 Jan 21 5 53 50.3 d X108160k 11.7 11.5 9E 180 84 220 86U 140 101 125 -1.5 -0.4 +1.9-2.6 .323 -36.8 8 13 43.3 20 2 46 351.3 687.1 *** A light curve is desired as X108160 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211987102} 19 Jan 21 5 54 15.8 d X108191k 10.9 10.7 9E 180 84 221 98U 115 76 101 -1.5 -0.4 +2.2-1.2 .394 -12.2 8 14 2.5 20 8 29 351.3 687.2 *** A light curve is desired as X108191 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993128} 19 Jan 21 5 55 38.1 d X108121k 11.5 11.3 11E 180 84 223 74U 163 121 148 -1.5 -0.4 +1.3-5.1 .204 -59.6 8 13 21.1 19 59 20 351.3 687.6 *** A light curve is desired as X108121 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983549} 19 Jan 21 5 55 53.8 d X206964k 11.9 11E 180 84 225 -88S 60 17 46 -1.5 -0.5 +2.9+1.7 .297 42.7 8 14 2.4 20 23 59 351.3 687.6 *** A light curve is desired as X206964 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008786} 19 Jan 21 6 2 40.3 d X206975 11.7 22E 180 83 234 -80S 72 21 58 -1.5 -0.5 +2.7+0.8 .346 31.3 8 14 19.8 20 20 11 351.4 689.7 19 Jan 21 6 3 9.9 d X206974k 11.5 22E 179 83 234 -84S 68 16 54 -1.5 -0.5 +2.8+1.1 .331 35.2 8 14 18.9 20 21 13 351.4 689.9 *** A light curve is desired as X206974 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005960} 19 Jan 21 6 3 18.3 D 80029kG0 9.9 9.7 23E 179 83 234 -69S 84 32 70 -1.5 -0.5 +2.6+0.2 .382 19.5 8 14 24.0 20 16 41 351.4 689.9 *** A light curve is desired as 80029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001453} 19 Jan 21 6 3 27.9 d X206968k 11.4 23E 179 83 233 103U 129 78 114 -1.5 -0.4 +2.0-2.0 .366 -25.3 8 14 8.8 20 4 14 351.4 690.0 *** A light curve is desired as X206968 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988627} 19 Jan 21 6 6 11.0 d X108226k 11.7 11.5 28E 179 82 238 -88S 66 11 52 -1.5 -0.5 +2.8+1.2 .322 37.5 8 14 22.9 20 21 31 351.4 690.9 *** A light curve is desired as X108226 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006291} 19 Jan 21 6 11 17.8 d X206980k 11.3 37E 179 81 241 -43S 113 55 99 -1.5 -0.5 +2.2-1.2 .401 -9.3 8 14 32.1 20 7 28 351.4 692.9 *** A light curve is desired as X206980 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211992063} 19 Jan 21 6 14 32 m X206957k 11.4 43E 179 81 246 -37N 14 312 360 -1.5 -0.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 48.6 20 30 49 351.4 694.4 *** A light curve is desired as X206957 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212015588} 19 Jan 21 6 14 55 GrX206957k 11.4 44E 179 81 ** GRAZE: CA-38.1N; Dist. 55km in az. 198deg. [Lat = 24.21-0.29(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 21 6 15 51 m X206959k 11.7 46E 179 80 247 -37N 14 311 360 -1.5 -0.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 13 52.3 20 31 58 351.4 695.0 *** A light curve is desired as X206959 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212016762} 19 Jan 21 6 19 32.0 D X108263p 10.7 10.3 53E 179 80 248 -83N 61 358 47 -1.5 -0.5 +2.9+1.5 .300 42.7 8 14 42.9 20 21 28 351.4 696.5 *** A light curve is desired as X108263 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212006225} X108263 is double: AB 10.0 11.0 1.0" 84.5, dT = +3sec X108263 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 20 40.6 D 80038pK0 9.8 55E 179 79 248 -83S 77 13 63 -1.5 -0.5 +2.6+0.5 .363 27.4 8 14 51.8 20 17 6 351.4 697.0 *** A light curve is desired as 80038 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212001861} 80038 is double: AB 10.38 10.99 1.84" 146.8, dT = +1.7sec 80038 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 20 42.0 d X108286D 10.9 10.4 55E 179 79 248 -82S 77 13 63 -1.5 -0.5 +2.6+0.5 .363 27.4 8 14 51.9 20 17 5 351.4 697.0 X108286 is double: BA 11.0 10.4 1.8" 326.8, dT = -1.7sec X108286 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 21 6 21 30.4 D X108268k 10.1 9.4 57E 179 79 247 -38S 122 59 108 -1.5 -0.4 +2.0-1.7 .389 -18.0 8 14 43.9 20 4 5 351.4 697.3 *** A light curve is desired as X108268 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211988474} 19 Jan 21 6 28 13.8 r X108085k 11.3 11.1 70E 179 77 253 99U 312 244 297 -1.6 -0.5 +1.8-2.2 .366 152.9 8 12 59.6 20 23 41 351.4 701.4 *** A light curve is desired as X108085 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212008467} 19 Jan 21 6 28 52.2 d X108260k 11.3 11.1 71E 179 78 253 -59N 41 333 27 -1.6 -0.5 +3.8+4.1 .183 63.6 8 14 42.6 20 25 13 351.4 701.3 *** A light curve is desired as X108260 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212010018} 19 Jan 21 6 29 35.8 d X206987k 11.2 72E 179 77 251 -30S 132 66 118 -1.6 -0.4 +1.8-2.2 .365 -27.6 8 14 50.1 20 0 53 351.4 701.5 *** A light curve is desired as X206987 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985144} 19 Jan 21 6 39 2.7 r X108121k 11.5 11.3 88E 179 75 255 93U 225 156 211 -1.6 -0.4 +3.5+3.2 .211 -120.5 8 13 21.1 19 59 20 351.5 707.5 *** A light curve is desired as X108121 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983549} 19 Jan 21 6 39 31.8 D 80046cK2 7.9 7.1 88E 179 75 255 -84S 81 11 66 -1.6 -0.5 +2.5+0.2 .378 24.4 8 15 24.7 20 14 4 351.5 707.2 80046 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 175.0, dT = -0.02sec 80046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 782). Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 22 3 10 48.9 r 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 99- 166 43 88 53N 318 31 299 +1.1 -2.1 +1.6-1.4 .373 141.4 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 353.1 817.5 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -145sec Distance of 1370 to Terminator = 17.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.7" 19 Jan 22 6 53 7.0 r 1383cF5 6.6 6.4 98- 165 82 206 19N 352 327 333 +0.6 -2.2 +0.6-5.4 .197 118.8 9 18 58.8 17 42 19 351.2 698.3 R1383 = 83 Cancri 1383 is double: AB 6.6 0.25" 330.1, dT = -1.2sec 1383 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 1383 to Terminator = 3.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jan 22 8 30 47.1 r 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 98- 164 63 259 72S 264 195 244 +0.4 -2.2 +2.3-0.2 .387 -150.2 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 351.9 761.1 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Jan 22 11 3 15.5 R 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 98- 163 29 276 61S 255 184 235 +0.3 -2.1 +1.1-0.3 .443 -142.6 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 354.6 960.0 19 Jan 23 4 54 30.6 R 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94- 151 51 99 66S 261 329 239 +3.0 -3.9 +1.8+1.1 .394 -152.3 .01 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 354.2 764.8 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Jan 24 11 17 11.4 r 118841kF5 7.6 7.3 85- 135 48 253 48N 332 270 308 +4.2 -4.9 +0.7-2.6 .393 148.6 11 25 25.3 7 57 11 358.9 801.6 *** A light curve is desired as 118841 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201928968} 19 Jan 25 5 7 42.5 r 1755 A0 6.9 6.9 77- 123 26 98 52N 328 33 304 +6.5 -6.1 +0.7-1.5 .413 146.2 12 11 40.2 4 3 21 364.4 879.4 19 Jan 25 9 37 53.5 r 119317KA* 8.0 7.9V 76- 122 68 188 52N 329 322 305 +6.0 -5.9 +1.4-2.4 .356 155.3 12 18 19.1 3 6 4 362.2 688.6 *** 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 46 % 19 Jan 26 10 20 25.8 r 139218 K0 7.6 7.1 65- 108 63 182 34N 347 345 325 +7.0 -6.3 +0.8-3.3 .278 137.7 13 12 43.8 - 2 15 54 368.2 670.4 19 Jan 26 11 14 21.7 r 139227SF8 7.7 7.4 65- 108 59 209 73N 307 281 285 +6.9 -6.3 +1.9-1.7 .379 176.5 13 13 13.7 - 2 33 21 368.6 678.5 139227 is triple: Aa,Ab 8.0 10.0 0.40" 329.6, dT = -1sec : AB 7.7 10.1 9.6" 302.0, dT = -25sec 139227 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jan 26 12 1 47.4 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 65- 107 -2 53 226 86S 287 246 264 +6.7 -6.2 +2.2-1.2 .377 -164.7 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 369.2 700.6 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 84 % 19 Jan 27 6 38 9 Gr 2005 G5 7.0 6.4 56- 97 19 ** GRAZE: CA 7.8S; Dist. 32km in az. 197deg. [Lat = 24.42-0.28(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 27 6 44 26 r 2005 G5 7.0* 6.4 56- 97 20 108 19S 219 279 199 +8.3 -6.7 +9.9+9.9 .091 -101.0 13 58 59.9 - 6 55 31 376.5 878.1 19 Jan 27 9 39 5.2 r 139700 F5 8.0* 7.8 55- 95 52 145 57N 322 355 303 +7.9 -6.4 +1.4-1.7 .356 161.1 14 3 16.3 - 7 8 23 374.4 684.1 19 Jan 27 10 34 24.4 r 2019 K0 7.7 7.0 54- 95 57 166 12N 8 21 348 +7.7 -6.4 -0.9-5.5 .158 115.9 14 5 12.5 - 7 16 36 374.3 656.5 19 Jan 28 8 25 26.0 r 158868 K0 8.0* 7.4 44- 84 29 120 85N 292 346 276 +8.4 -6.2 +1.1-0.1 .427 -173.3 14 52 21.1 -11 28 23 381.7 795.4 19 Jan 28 9 54 51.2 R 2128 G7 5.8 5.3 44- 83 44 139 68S 265 302 249 +8.1 -6.1 +2.7+0.9 .302 -143.5 14 54 22.9 -11 53 54 380.7 694.0 R2128 = 13 Librae 19 Jan 29 7 58 39.1 r 2245kK0 6.3* 5.7 34- 72 12 113 20N 354 55 342 +8.2 -5.6 -0.8-3.3 .239 120.2 15 43 24.9 -15 2 36 388.5 896.3 *** A light curve is desired as 2245 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250036555} 19 Jan 29 8 35 26 Gr 2247 A6 5.4 5.3 34- 72 18 ** GRAZE: CA 11.5S; Dist.169km in az. 26deg. [Lat = 26.42-0.44(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 29 8 35 36 M 2247 A6 5.4* 5.3 34- 72 19 118 12S 206 262 194 +8.2 -5.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 44 4.4 -15 40 22 387.9 839.4 R2247 = eta Librae 19 Jan 29 15 40 42 Gr 2271cK0 4.1 3.6 32- 69 38 29 ** GRAZE: CA 1.1S; Dist.166km in az. 358deg. [Lat = 26.22+0.03(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jan 29 15 42 33 m 2271cK0 4.1* 3.6 32- 69 39 30 231 1S 194 147 183 +6.7 -5.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 53 49.5 -16 43 45 388.2 686.5 R2271 = theta Librae Distance of 2271 to Terminator = 16.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jan 30 10 55 42.5 R 2391kK0 7.0 6.2 24- 59 33 136 76S 266 307 259 +7.3 -4.4 +2.2+0.9 .323 -151.8 16 38 34.7 -18 49 33 391.4 696.6 *** A light curve is desired as 2391 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213994}

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Feb 1 10 9 43.9 r 186712 A3 8.1 7.9 10- 37 5 117 34S 213 274 217 +5.6 -2.1 +2.5+5.3 .159 -110.6 18 21 57.1 -22 1 20 400.9 877.3 19 Feb 1 10 57 53.8 R 2663 K5 7.8 6.8 10- 36 15 123 22N 337 33 341 +5.5 -2.0 -0.4-2.3 .241 125.9 18 23 34.9 -21 39 50 400.0 796.2 19 Feb 8 23 39 53.9 D 128707 K0 6.9* 6.4 14+ 44 -6 37 246 17N 359 303 23 -5.8 +6.4 -0.2+4.6 .186 60.3 0 21 4.3 - 2 54 35 398.2 724.5 19 Feb 9 0 54 50.1 D 128734 G5 7.8 7.4 14+ 45 21 256 37S 125 62 149 -6.0 +6.4 +1.6-3.9 .201 -61.7 0 23 39.9 - 3 3 29 399.6 824.0 19 Feb 12 0 11 30.6 D 398cK0 6.5 5.9 40+ 79 64 241 18N 2 308 19 -7.8 +6.7 +0.5+5.7 .168 60.2 2 42 0.1 10 32 41 384.3 630.9 398 is double: 6.9 8.5 350.0, dT = -58sec 19 Feb 13 21 27 7 Gr 648SG8 3.8 3.3s 61+ 102 24 51 ** GRAZE: CA-14.6N; Dist.375km in az. 147deg. [Lat = 20.68+0.60(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Feb 13 21 28 54.3 d 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 61+ 102 22 51 92 50N 40 112 48 -7.0 +5.4 +0.8+2.5 .375 25.7 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 374.4 755.8 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.6, dT = +22sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -347sec 19 Feb 13 21 33 6 m 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 61+ 102 21 52 93 -14N 336 48 344 -7.0 +5.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 374.3 749.3 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0 : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.1 : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.1 : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 Feb 14 1 4 37.2 D 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 62+ 103 78 240 75N 65 9 73 -7.7 +5.1 +2.5+1.0 .344 7.1 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 372.2 625.5 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = 0.00sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +179sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +179sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 1 13 50 D 93962pF7 7.0 6.7s 62+ 103 75 244 24S 146 87 154 -7.7 +5.1 +4.6-9.0 .100 -73.3 4 29 20.6 17 32 42 372.2 627.6 *** A light curve is desired as 93962 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210640991} 93962 is double: ** 7.0 0.012" 319.1, dT = -0.12sec 93962 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1235). Observations are highly desired 93962 = NSV 16025, 7.05, range 0.03, b, Type BY: 19 Feb 14 1 15 37.0 d 93967pB7 7.8* 62+ 103 75 245 60S 110 50 118 -7.7 +5.1 +3.0-1.6 .277 -37.3 4 29 48.1 17 40 39 372.2 627.9 *** A light curve is desired as 93967 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210650598} 93967 is double: AB 9.37 8.09 0.054" 243.4, dT = -0.13sec 93967 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 40 48.1 D X 70265p 7.0 7.0 62+ 104 44 272 90N 80 7 88 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.4 .412 1.0 4 33 32.8 18 1 1 373.3 745.4 *** A light curve is desired as X 70265 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031436} X 70265 is double: BA 7.0 7.0 3.1" 96.0, dT = +7sec X 70265 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 14 3 40 50.8 D 684pB9 6.2 62+ 104 44 272 90N 80 7 88 -8.2 +5.0 +1.5-0.4 .412 1.0 4 33 32.9 18 1 0 373.3 745.5 R684 = 119 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 684 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247031423} 684 is double: AB 6.97 7.02 3.10" 276.0, dT = -7sec 684 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 15 2 3 6.3 d 77196 K0 7.3 6.5 72+ 117 78 252 54N 50 342 51 -7.1 +3.8 +2.4+2.0 .308 31.1 5 28 58.0 20 26 31 365.9 638.0 19 Feb 15 3 4 50.8 D 826 B5 7.1 7.1 73+ 117 65 266 34N 29 314 31 -7.3 +3.7 +2.5+3.7 .217 54.9 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 366.1 670.6 19 Feb 15 4 46 29.4 D 837 B6 6.2 6.2 73+ 118 42 276 67N 63 348 65 -7.6 +3.7 +1.6+0.3 .396 25.9 5 33 38.8 20 28 27 367.2 783.9 19 Feb 15 23 53 6.2 d 987cG5 8.0 7.4 82+ 129 -8 58 89 76S 105 182 101 -5.5 +2.4 +2.2-0.1 .378 -24.7 6 27 19.0 21 17 37 361.5 729.2 987 is double: ** 8.5 8.5 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.26sec 987 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1317). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 0 54 11 d 78406 A0 7.6 7.6 82+ 130 72 97 14S 167 243 163 -5.7 +2.3 +9.9+9.9 .036 -84.7 6 28 9.4 21 9 27 360.7 674.8 19 Feb 16 0 58 3 Gr 78406 A0 7.6 7.6 82+ 130 73 ** GRAZE: CA 8.6S; Dist. 8km in az. 167deg. [Lat = 24.65+0.21(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Feb 16 4 8 36.1 d 78510 F0 8.0 7.8 83+ 131 64 269 86S 95 18 91 -6.3 +2.2 +2.1-0.8 .400 -1.7 6 34 20.8 21 26 35 360.3 699.2 19 Feb 16 4 12 51.6 d 78514cK2 8.0 7.4 83+ 131 63 269 83S 98 21 94 -6.3 +2.2 +2.0-0.9 .401 -4.5 6 34 27.6 21 25 38 360.3 703.0 78514 is double: ** 8.8 9.4 0.040" 304.0, dT = -0.09sec 78514 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 865). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 16 4 46 12.4 d 78529 B8 8.0 8.0 83+ 131 56 272 88S 94 17 89 -6.4 +2.2 +1.8-0.8 .422 1.2 6 35 27.0 21 25 48 360.6 737.6 19 Feb 17 0 51 44.7 D 1143cG5 6.8 6.3 90+ 143 58 89 41N 49 127 39 -4.1 +0.6 +1.4+2.7 .328 39.6 7 32 34.5 21 24 28 356.6 735.9 19 Feb 17 23 55 52.8 d 1282 G0 6.6* 6.2 96+ 157 -9 31 81 59N 75 147 59 -2.1 -1.1 +0.7+1.3 .493 18.5 8 35 19.4 19 35 24 355.3 895.2 R1282 = 35 Cancri 19 Feb 18 1 16 14.3 D 1287kA5 6.7 6.6 96+ 158 49 89 62S 135 209 119 -2.2 -1.2 +1.8-1.4 .358 -38.4 8 37 46.8 19 16 2 353.7 782.5 *** A light curve is highly desired as 1287 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936163} 19 Feb 18 2 13 39.7 d 98009kA7 7.6 7.6v 96+ 158 62 95 78S 119 192 102 -2.3 -1.3 +2.1-0.8 .400 -19.5 8 39 44.7 19 16 31 352.8 725.3 *** A light curve is desired as 98009 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211936696} 98009 = BU Cnc, 7.67, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.071 days 19 Feb 18 2 17 0.4 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 96+ 158 62 95 45N 62 136 45 -2.3 -1.3 +2.0+2.1 .334 37.6 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 352.7 722.5 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.5, dT = -1.5sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = +55sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +277sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +264sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 Feb 18 2 21 26.3 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 96+ 158 63 95 43N 60 134 44 -2.4 -1.3 +2.1+2.2 .326 39.2 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 352.7 719.1 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = +16sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -268sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 Feb 18 2 21 45.2 d 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 96+ 158 63 95 40N 57 131 41 -2.4 -1.3 +2.1+2.4 .312 42.0 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 352.7 718.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.6sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = -24sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -296sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 Feb 18 2 29 19.2 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 96+ 158 65 97 82N 99 172 83 -2.4 -1.3 +2.1+0.1 .417 1.2 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 352.6 713.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.14sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 Feb 18 2 33 27.9 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 96+ 158 66 97 42N 59 132 43 -2.4 -1.3 +2.2+2.3 .314 41.0 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 352.5 710.7 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +420sec 19 Feb 18 2 40 46.5 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 96+ 158 68 99 37N 54 126 38 -2.4 -1.3 +2.3+2.7 .283 46.7 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 352.4 706.1 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -455sec 19 Feb 18 2 45 41.0 d 98027kA8 7.8 7.7v 96+ 158 69 100 77S 121 192 104 -2.4 -1.3 +2.2-1.0 .388 -19.6 8 40 39.2 19 13 42 352.4 703.5 *** A light curve is desired as 98027 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211933524} 98027 = BN Cnc, 7.8, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.0388205 days 19 Feb 18 3 10 21.9 d 1303kA6 6.8 6.7v 97+ 159 74 105 14N 31 100 15 -2.5 -1.3 +3.2+7.6 .130 71.2 8 40 56.3 19 34 49 352.2 691.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1303 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211957012} 1303 = EP Cnc, 6.76, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC Distance of 1303 to Terminator = 4.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Feb 18 5 49 15.2 D 1312pF2 6.8 6.6 97+ 159 68 259 58S 139 69 123 -2.8 -1.3 +1.3-2.5 .373 -29.6 8 45 29.6 18 49 3 352.1 733.5 *** A light curve is desired as 1312 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211906132} 1312 is double: AB 6.8 13.0 8.1" 298.0, dT = -20sec 1312 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 21 4 1 50.9 d 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 42 104 -27N 40 103 16 +4.2 -5.6 +3.2+8.4 .117 75.6 .05 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 355.7 810.9 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Feb 21 4 10 20 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 44 ** GRAZE: CA-13.1N; Dist. 53km in az. 15deg. [Lat = 25.22-0.24(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Feb 21 4 19 11.7 r 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 96- 157 46 107 1N 12 73 348 +4.1 -5.6 -0.7-9.2 .114 104.4 .05 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 355.4 791.9 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Feb 22 6 31 31.5 r 119565 M* 7.9 7.0v 90- 143 57 134 52N 325 5 301 +5.8 -6.2 +1.3-1.8 .387 158.1 12 44 25.4 0 32 12 359.3 727.4 119565 = KU Vir, 7.86 to 8.06, Hp, Type LB 19 Feb 23 9 55 4.5 R 1965pA1 6.5* 6.5 81- 128 57 207 14N 3 339 342 +6.7 -6.2 -0.2-4.8 .188 119.2 13 43 54.2 - 5 29 56 365.7 684.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1965 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212801410} 1965 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.26sec 1965 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1453). Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 23 11 28 43.1 r 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 80- 127 -6 42 235 89N 288 239 267 +6.5 -6.1 +1.8-1.3 .409 -169.7 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 367.1 739.4 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Feb 26 12 29 22.2 d 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 50- 90 8 44 201 -84N 93 74 85 +7.4 -4.3 +2.8-0.5 .310 14.2 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 385.6 597.6 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 26 14 0 40.3 r 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 49- 89 28 33 224 73N 295 253 288 +7.1 -4.3 +2.1-1.6 .341 166.0 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 386.9 658.9 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Feb 27 14 12 43 Gr 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 29 35 ** GRAZE: CA 1.8S; Dist.246km in az. 353deg. [Lat = 26.96+0.12(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Feb 27 14 14 27 m 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 39- 78 31 36 214 2S 186 153 183 +6.4 -3.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 391.8 612.7 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.7 : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Feb 28 10 16 58.4 r 186323 K2 8.1 7.2s 31- 67 29 136 85N 275 318 277 +6.6 -2.1 +1.8+0.6 .349 -170.7 18 7 42.7 -21 51 38 396.0 680.2 186323 = NSV 10224, 8.12 to 8.18, V 19 Feb 28 10 27 1 m 186348 B1 7.9 7.9v 31- 67 30 138 15S 194 235 197 +6.5 -2.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 18 8 44.9 -22 9 38 395.9 668.5 186348 = V4382 Sgr, 7.94, range 0.02, 9V, Type BCEP, Period 0.175881 days, Phase 62 %

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Mar 4 16 35 50 Gr 3171cA7 3.7 3.5v 4- 22 57 50 ** GRAZE: CA 0.2N; Dist.173km in az. 146deg. [Lat = 22.84+0.61(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Mar 4 16 37 29 M 3171cA7 3.7* 3.5v 4- 22 56 49 188 0N 334 327 354 +0.0 +3.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 21 40 5.5 -16 39 44 401.6 577.4 R3171 = Nashira = gamma Capricorni 3171 is double: AB 4.6 4.6 0.007" 209.1 3171 = gam Cap, 3.2, range 0.03, J, Type ACV 19 Mar 9 0 12 35.4 d 109538kK0 9.3 8.6 5+ 26 -11 15 264 63S 105 40 128 -5.7 +6.5 +0.6-1.7 .352 -39.3 0 56 21.0 0 23 46 398.3 878.0 *** A light curve is desired as 109538 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 220211069} 19 Mar 9 0 36 4.6 D 109548 F0 8.4 8.2 5+ 26 9 266 59S 109 44 132 -5.7 +6.5 +0.4-1.9 .352 -42.0 0 56 59.6 0 27 10 398.8 915.4 19 Mar 9 1 0 42 M 126cK0 7.6 7.0 5+ 26 4 269 10S 158 92 181 -5.8 +6.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 0 57 13.0 0 20 32 399.3 956.9 126 is double: AB 7.6 11.1 350.0 19 Mar 10 0 44 40.1 d X 2405 K0 9.1 8.7 10+ 37 19 267 77S 88 23 109 -6.5 +6.7 +0.7-0.9 .417 -20.4 1 43 12.7 5 5 19 394.7 852.7 19 Mar 10 0 45 34.6 d 110085 G0 8.6 8.4 10+ 37 19 267 74N 60 354 81 -6.5 +6.7 +0.6+0.3 .442 8.2 1 43 6.4 5 12 40 394.8 854.2 19 Mar 10 0 58 58.5 d 110087cG0 8.8 8.5 10+ 37 16 269 50N 36 330 57 -6.5 +6.7 +0.5+1.3 .384 32.8 1 43 11.9 5 19 31 395.0 875.5 110087 is double: AB 9.2 10.2 0.40" 8.6, dT = +0.9sec 110087 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 10 1 24 6.3 d 110095 K0 7.8 7.0 10+ 37 10 271 25S 141 75 162 -6.6 +6.7 +0.2-6.1 .152 -71.4 1 43 59.0 4 59 45 395.6 917.4 19 Mar 11 0 15 9.3 D 368DK2 6.2 17+ 48 -11 37 263 63N 49 343 67 -7.0 +6.5 +1.3+1.0 .372 18.9 2 29 35.4 9 33 56 389.5 742.2 368 is double: AB 6.23 9.85 1.49" 143.4, dT = -0.3sec 368 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 12 0 41 36.2 D 93387 F8 7.1 6.7 25+ 60 43 266 44S 124 55 138 -7.4 +6.0 +1.7-3.3 .235 -52.3 3 19 52.0 13 22 37 384.9 716.9 19 Mar 13 1 6 28.0 D 620 K0 6.1 5.5 35+ 72 50 268 44N 35 323 44 -7.5 +5.1 +1.9+2.2 .279 42.1 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 379.8 694.2 19 Mar 14 1 24 26.4 D 769cG5 6.5 6.0 45+ 85 58 268 73N 68 353 72 -7.3 +4.0 +2.2+0.4 .358 14.5 5 8 50.4 19 51 35 374.3 671.0 R769 = 107 Tauri 769 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 82.0, dT = +0.27sec 769 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 636). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 1 46 52.3 D 78006DF0 7.3 57+ 98 66 267 74S 106 29 104 -6.8 +2.6 +2.2-1.3 .354 -16.4 6 8 2.4 21 17 44 368.8 660.7 78006 is double: AB 7.35 11.17 3.43" 32.4, dT = +2.7sec 78006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 15 3 56 51.4 d 78074 B1 7.4 7.2s 57+ 98 37 279 29N 30 315 28 -7.1 +2.6 +2.6+3.3 .197 64.4 6 11 18.1 21 33 50 370.3 818.3 78074 = NSV 2859, 7.41, range 0.04, V 19 Mar 16 1 53 8.6 d 79113 K2 8.0 7.4 68+ 111 78 259 54N 60 346 52 -5.9 +1.0 +2.8+1.5 .298 36.0 7 9 9.5 21 47 50 363.5 650.0 19 Mar 16 4 4 45.1 d 79174SG5 7.3 6.7 68+ 112 48 275 58S 129 52 120 -6.2 +1.1 +0.9-2.2 .388 -27.9 7 12 46.3 21 21 9 364.5 775.2 79174 is triple: AB 7.4 11.8 28.0" 64.8, dT = +31sec : AC 7.4 11.0 54" 110.4, dT = +132sec 19 Mar 17 3 1 18.2 d 80019 G5 7.8 7.3 79+ 125 75 256 76S 117 47 103 -4.8 -0.6 +2.1-1.5 .382 -11.9 8 13 22.9 20 16 50 359.0 680.3 19 Mar 17 4 10 16.9 d 80046cK2 7.9 7.1 79+ 125 60 268 85N 98 23 84 -4.9 -0.6 +1.9-0.9 .419 9.2 8 15 24.7 20 14 4 359.4 739.5 80046 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.10" 175.0, dT = +0.06sec 80046 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 782). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 18 0 36 59.2 D 1370WA0 6.9 6.8 87+ 138 57 95 72N 91 164 73 -2.7 -2.3 +1.9+0.6 .413 11.3 9 11 56.9 18 2 39 356.7 729.5 R1370 = 80 Cancri 1370 is double: AB 6.9 9.5 128" 253.1, dT = -294sec 19 Mar 18 6 2 24.3 d 98511kF2 7.8 7.6 88+ 140 48 269 79S 120 48 101 -3.5 -2.2 +1.0-1.7 .475 -6.5 9 20 38.2 17 7 38 356.7 827.7 *** A light curve is desired as 98511 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251305080} 19 Mar 18 8 27 49.2 d 1395 G9 6.3* 5.8 89+ 141 16 281 68S 132 64 113 -3.5 -2.1 -0.1-1.7 .562 -21.3 9 25 32.5 16 35 8 359.51050.8 19 Mar 19 2 58 49.7 D 1504 M1 5.4 4.6 94+ 153 73 126 84S 123 172 100 -1.1 -3.8 +2.1-1.2 .405 -7.8 .01 10 16 40.7 13 43 42 353.7 700.9 R1504 = 37 Leonis 19 Mar 22 7 36 17.6 r 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 98- 162 59 208 44N 324 298 301 +4.4 -6.0 +1.5-2.1 .383 159.9 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 359.3 711.0 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 22 % 19 Mar 24 7 28 7.8 r 2148 B9 7.7* 7.7 86- 136 50 159 66N 306 325 290 +7.1 -5.5 +1.9-1.1 .376 175.1 15 3 8.1 -12 51 27 370.4 678.0 19 Mar 25 7 46 50.8 r 159605 F6 7.8 7.5 77- 123 43 151 49S 238 266 228 +7.6 -4.7 +4.1+2.8 .191 -121.3 15 57 57.8 -17 5 24 377.1 673.0 19 Mar 27 5 44 44 m 2547cF6 4.9* 4.6 58- 100 2 115 15S 196 258 196 +7.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 17 43 25.8 -21 40 59 392.4 926.8 R2547 = 58 Ophiuchi 2547 is double: ** 5.1 6.9 0.020" 172.0 2547 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 401). Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 28 10 1 37.9 r 2716pB3 7.7 s 47- 87 37 149 61N 295 325 301 +5.9 -0.9 +2.2-0.4 .303 163.0 18 43 20.3 -22 24 39 394.4 606.6 *** A light curve is desired as 2716 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216403157} 2716 is double: AB 7.78 11.18 1.47" 37.9, dT = +1.1sec 2716 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2716 = NSV 24560, 7.70, range 0.01, 5V, Type VAR, Period 239.80815 days 19 Mar 28 10 13 38.7 r 187196pF7 8.0 7.7 47- 87 38 153 59S 234 261 240 +5.9 -0.8 +3.2+2.3 .230 -137.5 18 43 42.7 -22 40 14 394.4 596.6 *** A light curve is desired as 187196 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216259393} 187196 is triple: AB 8.1 12.7 2.4" 76.7, dT = +9sec : AC 8.1 12.6 14.6" 305.9, dT = -20sec 187196 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Mar 28 12 13 58.8 r 2725wK5 5.4 4.5s 47- 86 11 43 188 45N 310 303 317 +5.4 -0.8 +3.2-2.1 .219 138.4 .02 18 46 20.6 -22 23 32 394.3 559.9 R2725 = 28 Sagittarii 2725 is double: AB 5.4 13.5 15.1" 218.5, dT = +2.1sec 2725 = NSV 24582, 5.47 to 5.51, Hp 19 Mar 29 10 25 26.3 r 188346 G8 7.7* 7.2 38- 76 34 143 23N 327 3 338 +4.7 +0.5 +1.4-2.6 .177 124.0 19 36 54.8 -21 54 10 398.3 613.6 19 Mar 29 10 59 53.5 r 188355 M1 7.7* 6.8 38- 76 -5 38 151 41N 309 337 320 +4.6 +0.6 +2.3-1.3 .230 139.6 19 37 26.0 -21 57 14 398.0 583.7 19 Mar 30 11 3 36.5 r 2988 A1 7.1 7.0 29- 65 -4 33 140 48S 213 252 229 +3.3 +2.0 +2.7+3.5 .200 -129.3 20 29 0.3 -20 54 5 400.8 613.6

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Apr 8 1 30 21.8 D 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 7+ 31 5 282 86N 78 12 93 -6.4 +6.0 +0.1-0.4 .523 -0.9 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 388.8 986.6 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.19sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 10 1 32 8.0 D 736 F3 6.4 6.2 21+ 55 29 279 70N 66 354 71 -6.5 +4.1 +1.1+0.1 .428 20.2 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 379.2 838.9 19 Apr 10 23 49 32.6 d 77596 B9 7.3* 7.3 30+ 67 -2 64 268 62S 118 41 118 -5.9 +2.8 +2.1-2.1 .311 -30.7 5 49 12.8 21 8 10 373.2 655.2 19 Apr 11 2 17 47.9 d 77690 K2 8.0 7.2 31+ 68 32 281 69S 111 37 110 -6.2 +2.8 +0.6-1.6 .442 -17.8 5 53 35.5 21 9 21 375.3 844.2 19 Apr 11 3 4 55.1 d 77714 B9 8.2 8.2 31+ 68 22 285 48N 48 337 47 -6.3 +2.8 +1.1+0.8 .354 45.6 5 55 0.4 21 24 21 376.2 924.4 19 Apr 11 23 58 33 m 78750 M* 6.8 6.0 41+ 80 -4 75 262 1S 184 108 177 -5.3 +1.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 6 47 47.5 21 41 30 369.2 638.2 19 Apr 12 0 22 13.6 d 78775 K0 8.3 7.6 41+ 80 -9 70 268 41N 46 327 39 -5.4 +1.3 +3.0+2.5 .237 49.4 6 49 19.0 22 9 40 369.3 653.1 19 Apr 12 0 33 32.2 d 78783 F0 8.1 7.9 41+ 80 -12 67 269 61N 66 348 60 -5.4 +1.3 +2.6+0.8 .321 29.5 6 49 50.8 22 4 32 369.4 661.7 19 Apr 12 1 39 17.4 D 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 41+ 80 53 274 60S 125 47 118 -5.6 +1.3 +1.3-2.2 .364 -26.5 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 370.1 729.9 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.19sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = -14sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = -34sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 2 46 27.4 r 1047SA2 5.3 5.3 42+ 81 37 279 -68S 253 178 246 -5.8 +1.3 +1.4-0.2 .412 -153.7 6 51 33.0 21 45 40 371.1 826.7 R1047 = 36 Geminorum 1047 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 6.1 6.1 0.10" 350.0, dT = +0.03sec : AB 5.3 14.0 12.2" 9.4, dT = +13sec : AC 5.3 12.7 37" 15.2, dT = +47sec 1047 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 12 3 32 11.5 D 1054SB9 7.0 7.0 42+ 81 28 282 45S 140 68 133 -5.8 +1.3 -0.1-2.6 .379 -40.5 6 54 56.8 21 34 17 371.9 898.9 1054 is triple: **Aa,Ab 7.6 7.6 0.10" 65.0, dT = +0.07sec : AB 7.0 11.4 21.4" 169.6, dT = +49sec 1054 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 847). Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 13 2 48 13.5 D 1191 M1 6.8 6.0S 53+ 94 50 274 74N 85 9 73 -5.0 -0.3 +1.8-0.5 .403 21.2 7 54 13.3 21 6 19 366.7 769.6 1191 = NSV 17645, 6.85, , Type VAR: 19 Apr 13 4 19 16.7 d 79818SG5 7.3 54+ 94 30 281 61N 72 359 59 -5.1 -0.3 +1.1-0.2 .420 34.1 7 57 5.8 20 58 1 368.2 906.3 79818 is triple: AB 7.32 9.46 0.75" 134.3, dT = +0.8sec : AC 7.3 13.0 9.5" 156.4, dT = +2.2sec 79818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 14 5 9 27.0 D 1340kA0 6.6 6.6 65+ 108 31 277 47S 150 78 132 -4.1 -1.8 +0.0-2.6 .403 -38.8 8 58 18.3 18 18 30 365.0 915.6 *** A light curve is desired as 1340 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211871051} 19 Apr 14 5 52 59.0 D 1343 M4 6.3 5.5v 66+ 108 21 281 12S 185 115 167 -4.1 -1.8 -2.1-6.1 .147 -74.6 .01 8 59 10.7 18 8 6 365.9 987.8 1343 = FZ Cnc, 6.28 to 6.38, Hp, Type SRB, Period 17.6 days 19 Apr 15 5 35 46 d 1464 G5 7.5 7.0 76+ 122 37 271 12N 33 323 12 -2.8 -3.3 +7.1+9.5 .066 82.5 9 58 11.7 15 13 17 362.1 884.0 R1464 = 26 Leonis 19 Apr 15 5 39 47 Gr 1464 G5 7.5 7.0 76+ 122 36 ** GRAZE: CA 4.2N; Dist. 19km in az. 32deg. [Lat = 24.92-0.57(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 1464 to Terminator = 18.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.3" 19 Apr 16 7 27 49.3 d 1596pA2 7.2 7.1 86+ 136 22 271 86S 119 52 96 -1.3 -4.4 +0.4-1.5 .552 -3.4 10 59 33.1 9 55 51 362.0 970.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1596 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248769093} 1596 is double: AB 7.2 12.0 1.9" 287.2, dT = -3sec 1596 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 17 1 2 11.1 D 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 50 111 20N 50 109 26 +1.1 -5.7 +3.4+5.3 .161 68.4 .04 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 359.3 762.1 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Apr 17 1 15 10 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 52 ** GRAZE: CA -1.4N; Dist.118km in az. 21deg. [Lat = 25.86-0.34(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 1702 to Terminator = 0.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Apr 17 1 29 36.7 r 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 92+ 147 56 117 -22N 8 63 344 +1.0 -5.7 -0.4-6.6 .156 111.6 .04 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 359.0 739.7 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Apr 21 3 54 47.8 r 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 96- 157 30 127 75S 260 309 247 +6.4 -5.2 +1.9+1.3 .347 -141.5 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 372.6 802.8 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Apr 22 5 26 45 m 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 34 137 -20N 25 65 17 +6.8 -4.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 27 1.4 -18 27 23 377.9 731.1 R2361 = chi Ophiuchi 2361 = khi Oph, 4.14 to 4.77, V, Type GCAS+LERI, Period 0.649 days 19 Apr 22 5 27 5 Gr 2361 B2 4.2 4.1V 90- 144 36 ** GRAZE: CA-20.0N; Dist.183km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 22.75-0.59(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Apr 23 5 30 44.1 R 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 83- 131 25 130 84N 277 326 275 +6.8 -2.8 +1.4+0.5 .401 -167.9 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 384.3 764.2 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.6, dT = +2.7sec : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0, dT = -26sec 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 8 0 33.8 R 2509dK0 5.8 5.3 83- 131 43 166 87S 269 283 267 +6.3 -2.5 +2.8+0.3 .314 -162.8 17 24 42.0 -21 26 29 383.2 611.8 2509 is double: AB 5.9 12.0 7.0" 175.3, dT = +1.3sec 2509 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 23 9 27 57.0 r 185402cK4 7.2 6.4 82- 130 43 193 75N 286 274 285 +5.9 -2.4 +2.7-0.8 .319 173.9 17 26 42.6 -21 28 10 383.5 596.3 185402 is double: 6.5 8.7 0.10" 350.0, dT = -0.14sec 185402 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Apr 24 8 48 24 Gr 2661 B8 7.3 7.3 74- 119 41 ** GRAZE: CA 10.4S; Dist. 37km in az. 17deg. [Lat = 25.07-0.28(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Apr 24 8 48 26 m 2661 B8 7.3 7.3 74- 119 41 164 10S 188 203 192 +5.7 -1.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 18 22 3.0 -22 55 18 388.7 588.5 19 Apr 28 8 38 28.1 r 164651 K0 7.6 6.9 36- 74 16 118 42N 298 355 319 +1.5 +4.2 +0.8-0.2 .299 140.9 21 47 28.8 -16 45 45 402.7 751.9 19 Apr 28 10 33 47.8 R 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 36- 73 -5 37 138 79S 238 278 259 +1.1 +4.3 +2.2+1.9 .306 -166.0 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 400.7 612.3

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 May 6 14 50 6.2 d 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 3+ 21 54 34 85 72S 108 180 117 -4.1 +4.9 +1.4+0.1 .351 -41.9 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.7 867.6 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.3sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = -0.3sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -218sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 15 41 41.7 r 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 4+ 22 65 45 89 -23S 204 276 212 -4.2 +4.8 +0.2+3.1 .321 -138.0 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 377.6 790.4 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.2sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +2.2sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = +234sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 May 6 16 19 34.7 d 658SA2 4.3 v 4+ 22 73 54 93 83N 83 156 91 -4.3 +4.7 +1.8+1.0 .388 -17.8 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.9 744.2 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -1.1sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -179sec : AE 4.3 10.6 141" 336.3, dT = -105sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +779sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 31 % 19 May 7 0 3 4.9 d 697pF5 6.5 6.1v 5+ 25 -2 21 281 54S 125 55 132 -5.6 +4.3 +0.1-2.3 .374 -40.5 4 37 14.8 18 32 35 378.7 904.1 R697 = SZ Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 697 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247086981} 697 = SZ Tau, 6.33 to 6.75, V, Type DCEPS, Period 3.14873 days, Phase 36 % 19 May 7 0 33 16.5 d 94046kA0 8.5 8.3e 5+ 25 -9 15 284 87N 86 18 93 -5.7 +4.3 +0.3-0.7 .520 -1.1 4 38 31.1 18 44 1 379.3 956.2 *** A light curve is desired as 94046 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247106666} 94046 = V1149 Tau, 8.49 to 8.65, Hp, Type EA, Period 4.9074 days, Phase 35 % 19 May 8 0 40 26.9 d 77287dK0 8.3 7.7 10+ 37 -10 26 283 34N 35 323 36 -5.3 +3.0 +1.6+1.9 .273 56.2 5 35 25.4 21 12 20 375.1 892.3 77287 is double: AB 8.4 11.1 3.3" 328.8, dT = +5sec 77287 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 4 58.6 d 77308WB 9.0 8.9 10+ 37 20 285 39N 40 330 41 -5.3 +3.0 +1.2+1.3 .321 51.3 5 36 23.0 21 11 11 375.6 934.5 77308 is double: AB 9.0 9.9 21.7" 122.0, dT = +10sec 19 May 8 1 31 45.6 D 77323SG4 7.7 7.3 10+ 38 15 286 20S 161 92 161 -5.3 +3.0 -1.4-5.1 .192 -69.1 5 37 2.5 20 43 51 376.2 982.3 77323 is triple: AB 7.7 17.0 3.0" 160.0, dT = +16sec : AC 7.7 17.0 4.8" 15.3, dT = -21sec 77323 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 8 1 34 23.0 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 10+ 38 14 287 51N 52 343 52 -5.3 +3.0 +0.7+0.5 .413 40.1 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 376.2 986.1 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 8 2 17 33.1 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 11+ 38 5 291 -49N 312 246 312 -5.3 +3.0 -0.6-2.0 .445 139.8 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 377.11065.7 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 84 % 19 May 9 0 4 31.5 d 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 18+ 50 -2 46 277 74N 79 2 74 -4.6 +1.5 +1.6-0.3 .406 18.0 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 370.7 767.4 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -127sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = +89sec 19 May 9 1 54 2.3 D 78558 A0 7.7 7.6 18+ 51 23 285 40N 45 334 40 -4.7 +1.5 +1.3+1.1 .314 53.0 6 37 29.3 22 8 56 372.7 941.9 19 May 9 2 5 4.0 d 78560 G5 8.1 7.4 18+ 51 20 285 32S 152 82 147 -4.7 +1.5 -0.7-3.2 .308 -54.6 6 37 37.4 21 42 37 373.0 961.2 19 May 9 2 9 37.0 D 78574 K5 7.6 6.9 18+ 51 19 286 76S 109 39 104 -4.7 +1.5 +0.1-1.3 .525 -11.2 6 38 20.9 21 51 15 373.1 968.5 19 May 9 2 29 55.7 D 1021 G9 6.1* 5.6 18+ 51 15 288 60N 65 356 59 -4.7 +1.5 +0.5+0.0 .464 33.2 6 39 5.3 22 1 51 373.51004.6 19 May 9 2 39 42.0 d 78600 A0 8.6 8.5 19+ 51 13 288 64N 68 360 63 -4.7 +1.5 +0.4-0.1 .491 29.4 6 39 30.6 22 0 10 373.71021.9 19 May 9 15 57 0.0 d 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 69 13 72 43N 51 120 42 -2.6 +0.4 -0.3+1.9 .472 33.0 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 372.41016.7 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.28sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -11sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 9 16 47 4.1 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 25+ 60 79 24 76 -71N 297 9 287 -2.7 +0.3 +0.9-0.1 .432 147.1 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 371.2 925.9 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.016" 70.5, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1.1sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -5sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 May 10 1 45 57.8 d 79556 F5 8.2 8.0 28+ 63 36 279 39S 150 76 139 -4.0 -0.1 +0.0-3.1 .331 -46.0 7 37 13.6 21 22 23 369.2 853.3 19 May 10 3 20 32.1 d 1163 K2 7.9 7.3 28+ 64 16 286 72N 82 12 71 -4.1 +0.0 +0.4-0.6 .522 21.8 7 41 12.7 21 26 49 371.11011.5 19 May 10 22 36 57.5 d 1277wK3 5.3* 4.7 38+ 76 17 85 158 37N 51 72 35 -2.6 -1.7 +3.5+3.2 .209 54.6 .01 8 32 42.5 20 26 28 365.2 640.3 R1277 = eta Cancri 1277 is double: AB 5.3 20.0 164" 280.0, dT = -510sec 19 May 11 0 48 53.8 d 97941 A* 7.5* 7.4 38+ 76 -11 61 266 44S 151 76 135 -3.0 -1.7 +0.8-3.2 .310 -40.2 8 35 45.1 19 46 16 365.8 720.3 19 May 11 1 41 6.4 d 97973 A0 7.7 7.6 38+ 77 50 272 72S 123 48 107 -3.1 -1.7 +1.1-1.8 .430 -11.9 8 37 37.0 19 43 59 366.4 781.6 19 May 11 2 25 49.1 d 97999pF0 7.4 7.3S 39+ 77 40 276 87S 108 34 92 -3.2 -1.7 +1.0-1.3 .474 2.9 8 39 6.1 19 40 37 367.2 844.5 *** A light curve is desired as 97999 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211963382} 97999 is triple: AB 7.5 9.6 58" 84.0, dT = +113sec : AC 7.5 9.4 179" 345.0, dT = -204sec 97999 = NSV 4163, 7.45, 19 May 11 2 27 38 d 80309kF0 8.1 8.0v 39+ 77 40 276 15N 30 316 14 -3.2 -1.7 +6.7+8.9 .075 80.9 8 38 37.9 19 59 23 367.2 848.3 *** A light curve is desired as 80309 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983602} 80309 = CY Cnc, 8.14, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1 days 19 May 11 2 44 29.4 D 1292kF0 6.7 6.5v 39+ 77 36 277 60N 75 1 59 -3.2 -1.6 +1.4-0.3 .398 35.6 8 39 42.7 19 46 42 367.5 872.9 R1292 = 38 Cancri (BT) *** A light curve is desired as 1292 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211970121} 1292 = BT Cnc, 6.66, range 0.06, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.10228 days 19 May 11 2 52 41.0 D 1293pK0 6.8 s 39+ 77 34 278 73S 122 49 106 -3.2 -1.6 +0.5-1.7 .486 -11.7 8 39 50.7 19 32 27 367.7 885.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1293 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954451} 1293 is multiple: Da,Db 6.67 9.87 0.50" 247.7, dT = -0.6sec : DE 6.7 11.8 35" 3.0, dT = -35sec : DA 6.7 7.3 93" 62.0, dT = +95sec : DC 6.7 7.5 100" 89.0, dT = +172sec 1293 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1293 = NSV 4171, 6.52 to 6.61, V 19 May 11 2 54 16.0 d 1294pA0 7.3 7.2S 39+ 77 34 278 77S 118 45 102 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.6 .494 -7.6 8 39 56.5 19 33 11 367.7 888.0 *** A light curve is desired as 1294 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211955190} 1294 is quadruple: AB 7.3 12.3 0.8" 289.9, dT = -1.7sec : AC 7.3 7.5 45" 157.0, dT = +71sec : AD 7.3 6.7 93" 242.0, dT = -105sec 1294 has been reported as non-instantaneous (S 571). Observations are highly desired 1294 = NSV 4175, 7.32, 19 May 11 2 55 31.5 d 98014pA0 7.5 7.3s 39+ 77 33 278 75S 120 47 104 -3.2 -1.6 +0.5-1.6 .492 -9.6 8 39 57.8 19 32 29 367.7 889.9 *** A light curve is desired as 98014 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954496} 98014 is quadruple: ** 8.8 8.8 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : CA 7.5 7.3 45" 337.0, dT = -73sec : CD 7.5 6.7 100" 269.0, dT = -174sec 98014 = NSV 4174, 7.53, range 0.01, V 19 May 11 3 2 41.6 d 98020pA0 7.6 7.5e 39+ 77 32 279 69N 83 11 67 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-0.6 .451 26.8 8 40 20.7 19 41 12 367.9 901.4 *** A light curve is desired as 98020 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211964025} 98020 is quadruple: ** 9.1 9.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = -0.01sec : CA 7.6 6.5 63" 163.0, dT = +25sec : CD 7.6 9.2 76" 91.0, dT = +167sec 98020 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1392). Observations are highly desired 98020 = HD 73709, 7.69 to 7.76, V, Type EA, Period 7.22015 days, Phase 35 % 19 May 11 3 3 9.4 D 1298pK0 6.4 5.9 39+ 77 32 279 72N 87 14 70 -3.2 -1.6 +1.0-0.7 .464 23.5 8 40 22.1 19 40 12 367.9 902.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1298 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211962912} 1298 is multiple: AE 6.5 12.5 15.1" 153.8, dT = +13sec : AB 6.4 10.4 20.6" 53.0, dT = +37sec : AC 6.5 7.6 63" 343.0, dT = -32sec : AD 6.5 9.2 83" 44.0, dT = +131sec 19 May 11 3 4 30.8 d 98018pA0 7.5 7.4 39+ 77 32 279 79S 116 43 100 -3.2 -1.6 +0.5-1.5 .504 -5.8 8 40 18.1 19 31 55 367.9 904.2 *** A light curve is desired as 98018 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211953905} 98018 is double: BA 7.5 6.3 134" 70.0, dT = +185sec 19 May 11 3 7 41.0 D 1299pA* 6.3 6.2 39+ 77 31 279 84S 111 38 94 -3.2 -1.6 +0.6-1.4 .509 -0.7 8 40 27.0 19 32 41 368.0 909.3 R1299 = epsilon Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1299 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211954690} 1299 is double: AB 6.3 7.5 134" 250.0, dT = -199sec 19 May 11 3 15 58.2 D 1302pA9 6.8 6.7 39+ 77 29 280 53N 68 356 51 -3.2 -1.6 +1.2+0.0 .383 42.2 8 40 43.2 19 43 10 368.1 923.0 R1302 = 42 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1302 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211966197} 1302 is double: ** 7.5 7.5 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.03sec 1302 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1393). Observations are highly desired 19 May 11 3 19 30.5 d 80340pA0 7.9 7.8S 39+ 77 28 280 18N 32 320 16 -3.2 -1.6 +4.0+5.2 .112 77.6 8 40 23.5 19 50 6 368.2 929.5 *** A light curve is desired as 80340 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211973658} 80340 is double: ** 8.8 8.8 0.050" 111.0, dT = +0.09sec 80340 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1074). Observations are highly desired 80340 = NSV 4183, 8.01, 19 May 11 3 19 56.7 D 1303kA6 6.8 6.7v 39+ 77 28 280 81N 95 23 79 -3.2 -1.6 +0.7-1.0 .504 14.5 8 40 56.3 19 34 49 368.2 929.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1303 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211957012} 1303 = EP Cnc, 6.76, range 0.03, V, Type DSCTC 19 May 11 3 22 32.9 D 1297pA9 6.8 6.6S 39+ 77 27 280 38S 157 85 140 -3.2 -1.6 -0.4-2.9 .355 -47.2 8 40 20.1 19 20 56 368.3 933.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211941583} 1297 is double: AB 6.8 8.5 0.12" 159.9, dT = +0.34sec 1297 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 1297 = NSV 17953, 6.78, , Type DSCT: 19 May 11 3 54 24.9 d 98053kA7 7.9 7.8v 39+ 78 21 282 85S 110 40 93 -3.2 -1.6 +0.2-1.3 .551 -0.8 8 42 6.5 19 24 41 368.9 986.3 *** A light curve is highly desired as 98053 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211945791} 98053 = BX Cnc, 7.96, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.04412 days 19 May 12 2 31 23.4 D 1418cK1 5.7 5.1 50+ 90 50 266 23S 176 105 155 -2.1 -3.1 -0.5-4.5 .226 -59.6 9 37 2.6 16 26 17 365.1 789.3 R1418 = 8 Leonis 1418 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.03sec 1418 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1405). Observations are highly desired 19 May 12 2 31 52.8 d 98681cG5 7.9 7.4 50+ 90 50 267 44N 63 351 43 -2.1 -3.1 +2.7+0.8 .266 53.4 9 37 58.6 16 50 2 365.1 789.7 98681 is double: ** 8.4 9.1 0.11" 299.6, dT = -0.23sec 98681 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1658). Observations are highly desired 19 May 13 0 32 41.8 d 1545 F2 8.0 7.8 61+ 103 -8 78 177 90N 112 115 89 -0.7 -4.5 +2.3-1.0 .378 7.4 10 32 16.9 12 55 9 363.0 671.8 19 May 13 2 26 26.2 d 99185pA3 7.9 7.7 62+ 104 61 250 34S 168 107 145 -0.9 -4.4 +0.3-3.7 .281 -47.5 10 34 7.3 12 22 28 363.6 734.4 *** A light curve is desired as 99185 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 248868565} 99185 is double: AB 7.7 0.20" 180.0, dT = +0.7sec 99185 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 14 2 15 53.1 D 1669pF5 6.7 6.5 73+ 117 70 215 61S 144 112 120 +0.4 -5.4 +1.4-2.3 .371 -20.5 11 29 40.0 7 35 58 363.0 698.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1669 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 201913061} 1669 is double: AB 6.8 13.1 17.9" 282.9, dT = -36sec 19 May 14 23 46 47 Gr 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 82+ 130 2 49 ** GRAZE: CA 3.4N; Dist.145km in az. 203deg. [Lat = 23.30-0.39(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 1773 to Terminator = 8.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 May 15 3 45 12.0 d 1783 A0 7.3* 7.3 83+ 131 60 225 89N 116 76 92 +1.5 -5.9 +2.0-1.4 .401 8.7 12 26 0.8 2 2 31 364.1 716.2 19 May 16 0 26 2.2 d 139236 M7 7.1 6.4V 90+ 143 -6 43 120 33S 175 228 153 +3.3 -6.4 +0.1-3.5 .262 -53.3 13 14 4.4 - 2 48 25 366.4 777.3 139236 = SW Vir, 6.2 to 8.0, V, Type SRB, Period 146. days, Phase 59 % 19 May 16 7 26 18.2 d 1923SK0 7.0* 91+ 146 22 254 63S 146 84 124 +2.4 -5.9 +0.7-2.3 .420 -30.6 13 24 26.1 - 4 18 32 368.7 872.3 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" 274.1, dT = -0.39sec 1923 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 7 7 38.0 r 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 93- 150 43 174 89S 268 274 269 +5.1 -1.5 +2.9+0.2 .311 -167.7 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 385.0 595.1 19 May 21 9 8 18.6 r 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 93- 150 37 209 89N 269 241 271 +4.7 -1.4 +2.5-0.5 .333 -177.7 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 385.9 623.2 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -8sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +14sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -17sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -4sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 27 19.8 r 186053SB0 7.5 7.4 93- 150 35 214 77N 281 248 283 +4.6 -1.4 +2.4-1.0 .335 169.5 17 59 26.3 -22 28 1 386.2 638.5 186053 is multiple: AB 7.1 12.4 2.0" 92.0, dT = +6sec : AC 7.1 13.0 2.5" 265.0, dT = -7sec : AD 7.1 13.4 6.5" 84.0, dT = +19sec : AE 7.1 12.1 6.6" 62.5, dT = +15sec 186053 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 May 21 9 50 51.6 r 186069 B1 7.4 7.4 93- 150 -11 32 219 84S 263 225 264 +4.5 -1.4 +2.0-0.4 .350 -173.5 18 0 0.8 -22 32 54 386.5 661.1 19 May 22 5 57 3.1 r 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 88- 139 32 142 58N 297 335 304 +5.0 -0.2 +1.7-0.3 .330 161.3 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 390.2 659.1 19 May 22 10 1 8.6 R 2754 B6 5.9 5.9 87- 138 -8 37 209 48S 222 194 230 +4.0 +0.0 +1.8+1.5 .249 -139.6 18 56 0.7 -23 10 26 390.5 617.8 19 May 24 6 59 20.7 r 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 72- 116 27 133 55S 222 267 238 +3.0 +2.8 +2.3+2.9 .252 -137.1 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.0 663.2 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 125.9, dT = -0.07sec 19 May 27 9 11 19.3 r 165487 A3 8.1 7.9 43- 82 33 123 34N 303 353 326 -1.1 +6.1 +2.4-1.0 .190 123.4 23 5 49.8 -10 53 22 400.2 671.0

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jun 6 1 2 24.8 D 79285cG5 7.9 8+ 33 -11 19 286 55N 63 353 54 -3.6 +0.3 +0.7+0.1 .439 38.4 7 19 23.9 22 1 28 368.0 999.6 79285 is double: AB 8.0 10.6 0.70" 71.8, dT = +1.6sec 79285 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 1 20 2.6 D 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 33 15 288 57N 65 356 56 -3.6 +0.3 +0.5+0.0 .466 36.2 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 368.41030.4 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.04sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.5sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -11sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 6 2 3 57.6 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 8+ 34 6 292 -52N 317 251 307 -3.6 +0.4 -0.6-1.8 .500 143.8 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 369.31109.9 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.4, dT = +0.01sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +1sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.1, dT = -0.4sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 7 0 50 58.4 d 80101 M0 8.6 7.7v 16+ 47 -9 33 279 33S 159 86 145 -2.5 -1.3 -0.4-3.3 .318 -51.1 8 19 46.2 20 20 13 365.3 898.4 80101 = HIP 40813, 8.57, range 0.01, 5V, Type VAR, Period 4.09836 days 19 Jun 7 0 52 19.3 D 1250pK1 5.8 5.2 16+ 47 -9 33 279 42N 54 341 40 -2.5 -1.3 +1.8+0.8 .299 54.0 8 20 21.0 20 44 52 365.4 900.6 *** A light curve is desired as 1250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212029623} 1250 is double: 3.1 8.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Jun 7 2 47 8.3 D 1261pA5 7.3 7.0 16+ 48 9 288 77S 116 49 101 -2.5 -1.3 -0.2-1.3 .604 -9.7 8 24 49.2 20 9 11 367.81092.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1261 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211993818} 1261 is double: AB 7.4 8.6 38" 192.1, dT = +15sec 19 Jun 8 0 27 32.9 D 1383cF5 6.6 6.4 25+ 60 -4 50 268 22S 174 102 155 -1.3 -2.9 -0.6-4.6 .225 -60.0 9 18 58.8 17 42 19 363.6 793.4 R1383 = 83 Cancri 1383 is double: AB 6.6 0.26" 329.9, dT = -1sec 1383 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 9 0 47 21.4 d 99052 G0 8.2 7.8 36+ 74 -8 57 257 74S 126 60 104 +0.0 -4.3 +1.4-1.8 .427 -6.4 10 18 26.1 13 56 1 363.6 757.1 19 Jun 11 0 32 13 d 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 59+ 100 -5 69 191 19N 43 33 19 +2.4 -6.1 +9.9+9.9 .050 82.5 .01 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 365.4 683.0 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Jun 11 0 37 26 Gr 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 59+ 100 -6 69 ** GRAZE: CA 11.1N; Dist. 16km in az. 38deg. [Lat = 24.91-0.72(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jun 11 3 55 47.2 d 119272 F5 7.6 7.3 60+ 102 34 257 85S 119 57 95 +2.0 -5.9 +1.0-1.6 .469 0.5 12 12 29.9 3 24 15 368.1 837.1 19 Jun 12 0 23 49.1 d 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 70+ 113 -3 62 157 81S 124 145 101 +3.6 -6.4 +2.0-1.2 .384 1.6 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 367.7 684.6 19 Jun 14 4 48 46.6 d 158835 F2 7.1 6.9 89+ 141 43 222 56N 78 39 61 +4.4 -5.4 +2.6-0.1 .296 38.1 14 50 36.2 -12 1 6 374.5 684.0 19 Jun 15 3 52 48.6 d 159453MF7 6.9 95+ 153 49 186 43N 63 57 51 +5.1 -4.6 +3.9+1.5 .208 53.1 15 42 46.3 -16 0 49 377.0 634.0 159453 is triple: AB 7.27 8.69 2.41" 112.5, dT = +8sec : AC 7.3 10.7 125" 38.3, dT = +544sec 159453 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 16 7 8 20.6 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 99+ 167 31 224 76S 122 79 115 +4.6 -3.3 +2.0-1.8 .343 -21.7 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 382.4 685.6 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.012" 339.6, dT = -0.03sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -1.4sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -1275sec 2401 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1494). Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 18 5 4 22.3 r 2675cG8 7.0 6.4 99- 170 40 161 86S 261 281 266 +4.7 -0.6 +2.8+0.7 .307 -163.3 18 28 7.1 -22 59 59 388.6 604.0 2675 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.32sec 2675 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 45). Observations are highly desired Distance of 2675 to Terminator = 14.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.2" 19 Jun 19 6 21 31.0 r 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 96- 158 41 168 56S 230 242 240 +3.7 +0.9 +2.9+2.0 .242 -142.8 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 392.2 577.2 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.7, dT = +1.5sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jun 20 6 0 33.2 R 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 92- 146 36 148 67S 236 268 251 +3.0 +2.4 +2.6+1.9 .280 -152.7 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 395.8 604.0 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Jun 28 8 8 31.5 r 110646 G5 8.4 7.9 22- 56 11 84 87S 245 312 262 -5.2 +6.9 +0.1+1.4 .520 -179.9 2 37 25.4 9 33 42 388.7 980.5 19 Jun 29 9 35 0.7 r 93467 F8 8.7 8.3 14- 43 21 83 35N 306 15 319 -5.3 +6.0 +1.4-0.9 .247 119.0 3 30 45.4 14 17 46 381.8 943.7 19 Jun 30 8 54 1.5 R 648SG8 3.8* 3.3s 7- 31 3 72 73N 271 336 279 -5.1 +5.0 -0.1+0.7 .569 159.8 4 22 56.1 17 32 33 378.51112.8 R648 = Hyadum II = delta 1 Tauri 648 is multiple: Aa,Ac 3.8 12.9 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.21sec : Aa,Ab 3.9 9.5 0.7" 10.3, dT = +0.21sec : AB 3.8 13.2 112" 335.5, dT = -85sec 648 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 648 = NSV 1582, 3.72 to 3.77, V 19 Jun 30 9 16 53.7 R 653SA7 4.8* 4.7 7- 31 7 74 66S 230 296 238 -5.1 +5.0 -0.3+1.6 .550 -159.6 4 24 5.8 17 26 39 377.91075.1 R653 = 64 delta 2 Tauri 653 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.6 5.6 350.0, dT = 0.00sec : AC 4.4 9.6 11.0" 82.5, dT = +17sec : AB 4.8 14.6 148" 248.4, dT = -255sec 19 Jun 30 9 31 43.3 d 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 10 75 -15N 359 67 7 -5.1 +4.9 -1.5+4.5 .193 70.3 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 377.51053.1 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = +9sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -221sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = +674sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = +1615sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 42 56 Gr 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -11 13 ** GRAZE: CA 4.9N; Dist.139km in az. 334deg. [Lat = 26.12+0.45(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jun 30 9 45 36.4 R 93927kF0 7.5* 7.3 7- 31 -11 13 77 23S 187 255 195 -5.1 +4.9 -1.0+3.6 .259 -117.4 4 25 53.5 17 26 51 377.11028.4 *** A light curve is desired as 93927 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210634047} 19 Jun 30 9 50 28.7 r X 69899M 8.4 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 25N 320 28 328 -5.1 +4.9 +1.6-2.3 .184 109.2 4 25 29.3 17 55 42 376.91020.3 X 69899 is quadruple: BA 7.8 4.3 1.8" 159.8, dT = +9sec : EA 10.6 4.3 142" 156.3, dT = +738sec : DA 9.1 4.3 413" 220.1, dT = +377sec X 69899 is a close double. Observations are highly desired X 69899 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 % 19 Jun 30 9 50 41.8 R 658SA2 4.3 v 7- 31 -10 15 77 25N 319 28 327 -5.1 +4.9 +1.6-2.2 .188 109.7 4 25 29.4 17 55 41 376.91019.9 R658 = 68 Tauri (V776) 658 is multiple: AB 4.26 7.85 1.84" 339.8, dT = -9sec : AC 4.3 11.1 78" 236.1, dT = -48sec : AE 4.3 10.6 142" 336.3, dT = -722sec : AD 4.3 9.1 413" 40.1, dT = -354sec 658 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 658 = V0776 Tau, 4.29 to 4.32, V, Type ACV:, Period 57.25 days, Phase 27 %

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 1 17 57 38.2 r 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 2- 14 83 68 266 66S 237 160 237 -5.4 +2.6 +2.4+1.3 .332 -152.4 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 365.9 665.9 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.01sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 25 % 19 Jul 5 1 7 45 m 98297 K2 8.5 7.8 7+ 30 -11 14 285 6N 19 311 2 -1.7 -2.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 9 1 26.9 19 2 14 362.21068.6 19 Jul 5 1 50 15.0 d 98329kG5 8.5 8.0 7+ 30 5 288 57N 71 5 53 -1.6 -2.3 +0.1-0.2 .514 37.4 9 3 52.5 18 41 9 363.21138.5 *** A light curve is desired as 98329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211897204} 19 Jul 7 19 15 56.7 D 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 65 45 106 46S 155 217 131 +3.7 -6.2 +1.0-2.2 .346 -37.9 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 363.2 771.0 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 7 20 18 56.2 r 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 32+ 69 51 58 120 -61S 263 315 239 +3.5 -6.1 +2.6+1.0 .322 -142.2 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 362.4 717.4 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Jul 8 2 44 53 m 1725cK0 7.6 7.1 34+ 72 24 265 6N 28 322 4 +2.7 -5.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 11 56 48.3 5 20 41 366.0 924.3 1725 is double: AB 7.4 7.6 0.10" 107.8 1725 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 9 1 55 10.5 d 1840 F8 8.0 7.7 45+ 85 42 245 34S 169 113 145 +4.0 -6.2 +0.5-3.4 .293 -47.5 12 48 6.4 - 0 21 33 367.4 771.7 19 Jul 10 1 26 55.5 d 139480KF5 8.1 7.8 57+ 98 53 220 52N 74 38 53 +5.0 -6.2 +3.3+0.3 .252 48.9 13 40 25.2 - 5 14 43 370.1 688.9 *** A light curve is highly desired as 139480 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212809505} 19 Jul 10 4 27 20.9 d 139528kK0 7.2 6.7 58+ 99 18 254 87N 108 47 88 +4.7 -6.0 +0.8-1.4 .481 5.0 13 44 57.0 - 6 0 8 373.7 874.6 *** A light curve is desired as 139528 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212784161} 19 Jul 12 0 41 23 m 159219 K1 7.6 7.0 77+ 123 -6 49 162 13N 30 47 17 +6.3 -5.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 15 23 31.4 -14 21 7 377.7 654.2 19 Jul 12 3 36 27.3 d 2208kK5 7.2* 6.3 78+ 124 40 220 50N 67 30 54 +5.7 -4.9 +2.7+0.4 .255 45.0 15 27 41.8 -14 57 15 378.9 662.8 *** A light curve is desired as 2208 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250044213} 19 Jul 13 3 8 2.1 d 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 86+ 136 45 195 18S 174 159 166 +5.9 -3.8 +1.0-5.1 .144 -64.1 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 382.1 611.8 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Jul 13 3 9 30.5 d 2346kK1 7.8* 7.2 86+ 136 45 196 76S 117 102 109 +5.9 -3.8 +2.5-1.2 .328 -6.9 16 20 29.4 -18 41 25 382.1 611.6 *** A light curve is desired as 2346 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205239899} 19 Jul 14 0 47 9 m 185116kK1 6.8 6.3 92+ 147 -7 33 139 13N 21 60 18 +6.2 -2.8 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 17 11 4.4 -20 39 16 386.3 699.5 *** A light curve is desired as 185116 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 230629135} Distance of 185116 to Terminator = 9.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0" 19 Jul 14 7 41 11 d 2498SF2 4.4 4.2 93+ 149 12 240 7N 14 316 11 +4.8 -2.4 -2.0+6.7 .098 76.9 17 21 0.4 -21 6 47 389.5 822.6 R2498 = xi Ophiuchi 2498 is triple: AB 4.4 8.9 3.6" 24.5, dT = +36sec : AC 3.1 13.7 10.8" 261.0, dT = -42sec 2498 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 2498 to Terminator = 2.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Jul 21 4 13 53.5 r 3413SK5 6.1 5.3 84- 132 15 109 27S 188 249 212 -1.0 +6.5 +1.0+4.6 .189 -117.8 .01 23 14 40.2 -10 41 19 403.8 793.9 3413 is quadruple: AB 6.1 10.9 4.1" 258.3, dT = -7sec : AC 6.1 12.5 32" 223.4, dT = -137sec : AD 6.1 12.9 115" 130.5, dT = -322sec 3413 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 22 5 7 26.2 d 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 76- 121 20 106 -74S 86 147 110 -2.3 +7.1 +1.0+1.1 .380 -20.0 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.6 789.9 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.08sec 3536 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1092). Observations are highly desired 3536 = YY Psc, 4.31 to 4.41, V, Type SR 19 Jul 22 5 56 20.2 r 147033 K0 7.7 7.0 75- 121 30 113 65N 275 332 299 -2.5 +7.1 +1.6+0.8 .314 148.1 0 1 7.3 - 5 52 28 401.4 721.1 19 Jul 22 6 20 2.6 R 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 75- 120 35 117 62S 222 276 246 -2.5 +7.1 +1.3+2.4 .335 -160.2 .02 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 401.0 693.4 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 19 Jul 22 8 12 37 Gr 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 54 ** GRAZE: CA-14.4S; Dist. 2km in az. 141deg. [Lat = 24.70+0.75(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jul 22 8 12 39 gr 5cK1 4.6 4.1v 75- 120 54 145 -14S 145 177 169 -2.9 +7.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 0 5 20.1 - 5 42 27 399.4 609.1 R5 = 33 Piscium 5 is double: AB 5.0 7.5 0.004" 126.6 5 = BC Psc, 4.61, range 0.08, V, Type RS, Period 72.93 days 19 Jul 24 10 23 51 Gr 236DK0 8.0 7.3 56- 97 -6 69 ** GRAZE: CA 16.6N; Dist. 51km in az. 140deg. [Lat = 24.12+0.77(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jul 24 10 24 52 m 236DK0 8.0 7.3 56- 97 -6 69 160 16N 323 341 344 -5.4 +7.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 1 36 17.0 4 18 52 393.1 613.2 236 is double: AB 8.0 11.6 5.3" 198.0 236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 25 7 13 28.6 R 110464 K0 6.8 6.3 47- 87 26 93 23N 318 25 337 -5.5 +7.0 +3.2-4.0 .104 103.6 2 18 41.6 8 10 51 392.5 848.1 19 Jul 25 10 36 45.6 r 110502 F0 7.6* 7.4 46- 85 -3 69 136 76S 237 277 255 -6.1 +6.7 +2.1+1.8 .336 178.0 2 22 56.7 8 32 44 388.7 633.5 19 Jul 26 9 53 33 Gr 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 54 ** GRAZE: CA 14.4N; Dist.114km in az. 142deg. [Lat = 23.43+0.70(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Jul 26 9 55 50 M 464cK0 6.1 5.6 36- 74 -12 54 102 14N 329 35 343 -6.3 +6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 3 11 21.9 13 2 52 384.4 716.8 464 is double: AB 6.1 0.50" 23.0 464 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Jul 28 7 41 46.2 r 94183 K5 7.6 6.6 18- 50 5 71 81S 252 318 257 -5.9 +4.2 -0.2+1.1 .599 -179.8 4 53 35.5 19 4 23 377.61097.1 19 Jul 28 7 59 33 M 736 F3 6.4 6.2 18- 50 8 72 9N 342 49 347 -5.9 +4.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 54 58.4 19 29 7 377.11069.5 19 Jul 28 9 25 33.6 r 94228kG5 9.0 8.5 17- 49 27 80 69S 241 312 245 -5.9 +4.0 +0.3+1.6 .502 -170.8 4 57 31.3 19 20 10 374.8 923.8 *** A light curve is desired as 94228 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247169882} 19 Jul 29 8 47 19.3 r 77717 A0 8.4 8.3 10- 37 7 70 36S 212 279 211 -5.3 +2.6 -0.7+2.2 .434 -135.7 5 55 14.3 21 4 39 371.11092.8 19 Jul 29 8 53 1.5 r 77714 B9 8.2 8.2 10- 37 9 70 68N 289 356 288 -5.3 +2.6 +0.2+0.2 .506 147.2 5 55 0.4 21 24 21 371.01082.7 19 Jul 29 10 8 4.9 r 77799 B9 8.3 8.3 10- 36 -10 24 77 17S 195 266 193 -5.3 +2.4 -0.9+3.9 .259 -119.1 5 58 46.1 21 13 46 369.0 954.8 19 Jul 30 9 47 33.1 r X 96177 9.0 8.4 4- 23 8 69 59N 305 12 297 -4.2 +0.8 +0.4-0.3 .453 137.3 6 59 7.7 22 10 16 365.71094.4 19 Jul 30 9 49 4.6 r 78952 K2 8.2 7.4 4- 23 8 69 37N 327 34 320 -4.1 +0.8 +1.1-1.9 .260 114.9 6 59 31.5 22 14 48 365.61092.3 19 Jul 30 20 45 9.8 r 1110SF0 3.5* 3.3 3- 18 45 28 283 88S 276 203 266 -5.3 +0.1 +0.6-0.9 .533 -173.8 7 20 7.4 21 58 56 361.5 940.8 R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum 1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.017" 70.2, dT = +0.03sec : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0, dT = +0.8sec : AB 3.5 8.2 5.4" 229.2, dT = -7sec 1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Jul 31 21 47 44.4 D Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 30 28 281 -69S 147 69 126 -3.6 -1.6 +0.0-2.4 .427 -32.4 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 358.2 878.9 Venus contacts: Dark limb 21 47 33; Terminator 21 47 33; Bright limb 21 47 56: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Jul 31 22 40 20.7 R Venus -3.9 -3.9 0- 4 19 16 285 44S 262 186 240 -3.6 -1.6 +0.5-0.4 .470 -147.6 8 27 56.9 20 4 59 359.3 969.8 Venus contacts: Dark limb 22 40 10; Terminator 22 40 14; Bright limb 22 40 31: %illum = 99.8%; PA bright limb = 118.3 19 Aug 4 1 25 15.9 d 118938 K0 8.2 7.6 12+ 41 13 271 37S 161 95 137 +2.2 -5.4 -0.1-2.6 .407 -46.1 11 35 56.4 6 46 6 360.51025.5 19 Aug 4 17 41 57.6 d 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 19+ 51 82 39 107 77N 96 157 72 +4.8 -6.5 +1.5+0.5 .430 22.5 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 360.2 812.0 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 13.9, dT = +44sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Aug 5 1 22 25.0 d 119445WF5 8.6 8.4 21+ 54 23 260 57S 143 80 120 +3.9 -6.0 +0.5-2.2 .465 -26.3 12 31 11.5 1 19 54 362.9 913.0 119445 is double: BA 8.7 7.7 49" 110.0, dT = +89sec 19 Aug 5 1 23 54.2 D 1796pA5 7.6* 7.5 21+ 54 23 260 57S 143 79 119 +3.9 -6.0 +0.5-2.2 .467 -26.0 12 31 14.6 1 19 37 362.9 915.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1796 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229121547} 1796 is triple: AC 7.7 12.0 3.7" 338.1, dT = -8sec : AB 7.7 8.7 49" 290.0, dT = -89sec 1796 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 5 2 28 5.0 d 119462KG5 8.1 7.7 21+ 55 9 267 44S 156 91 133 +3.9 -5.9 +0.1-2.5 .426 -41.9 12 33 8.4 1 2 38 364.61013.2 *** A light curve is highly desired as 119462 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 229110376} 19 Aug 7 0 35 14.6 D 2043cK0 6.5 5.8 42+ 81 -7 46 223 44N 63 24 44 +6.4 -5.8 +3.3+1.0 .213 56.6 14 16 48.7 - 8 53 4 369.9 693.6 2043 is double: ** 7.4 7.4 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.42sec 2043 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 16). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 7 0 55 11.3 D 2047 K0 6.6* 6.0 42+ 81 -11 43 228 61N 80 36 61 +6.3 -5.8 +2.5-0.3 .309 38.4 14 17 22.6 - 9 1 22 370.2 707.0 19 Aug 8 3 17 30.6 d 159111 G1 7.5 7.1 54+ 95 23 241 67N 83 28 68 +6.6 -5.0 +1.3-0.6 .386 24.7 15 13 47.1 -14 1 22 377.6 777.6 19 Aug 8 3 39 8.4 d 2180 M2 6.8 5.9s 54+ 95 19 244 81S 114 57 100 +6.5 -5.0 +1.1-1.6 .436 -7.8 15 14 18.8 -14 12 34 378.2 807.6 2180 = NSV 20279, 6.75, range 0.01, 7V, Type VAR, Period 12.24890 days 19 Aug 9 3 30 15.7 d 159707pB9 7.8 7.7 65+ 107 28 231 85S 106 58 97 +6.7 -4.0 +1.7-1.3 .384 -3.5 16 7 14.9 -17 56 10 382.1 712.7 *** A light curve is desired as 159707 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205378839} 159707 is double: AB 7.5 14.5 2.8" 321.0, dT = -6sec 159707 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 10 4 10 31.4 d 184944pK0 7.6* 7.1 74+ 119 28 227 53N 60 14 55 +6.4 -2.8 +1.5+0.4 .296 36.4 17 2 2.2 -20 35 43 386.8 690.6 *** A light curve is desired as 184944 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 230635278} 184944 is double: ** 7.6 0.011" 200.1, dT = -0.03sec 184944 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1812). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 11 3 55 41.9 d 185961 G5 7.5 7.1 83+ 131 36 212 87N 88 57 89 +5.9 -1.4 +2.4-0.5 .327 3.0 17 56 10.8 -22 27 36 390.0 619.6 19 Aug 11 5 44 38.7 d 2588SO7 7.0 6.9 83+ 131 19 233 76S 105 53 106 +5.6 -1.4 +1.5-1.3 .375 -18.1 17 58 57.3 -22 31 3 392.0 748.9 2588 is multiple: AB 6.2 13.7 3.9" 221.0, dT = -5sec : AC 6.2 12.7 6.2" 46.0, dT = +9sec : AD 6.2 11.8 6.9" 302.0, dT = -18sec : AE 6.2 12.3 7.9" 349.0, dT = -9sec 2588 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 12 4 12 18.5 d 187331 G5 7.2 6.6 90+ 143 39 203 25N 20 357 26 +5.2 +0.0 +1.3+4.5 .130 65.3 18 50 12.0 -22 50 53 393.3 594.1 19 Aug 12 6 41 54.7 D 2747SK1 4.9 4.1v 90+ 143 18 234 38N 32 340 39 +4.7 +0.0 +0.1+1.6 .271 47.2 .01 18 54 10.2 -22 44 41 395.7 766.4 R2747 = Ain Al Rami = nu 1 Sagittarii 2747 is triple: AB 4.9 10.8 4.8" 82.1, dT = +12sec : AC 5.0 11.2 27.3" 59.3, dT = +90sec 2747 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2747 = HIP 92761, 4.86, range 0.00, 8V, Type VAR, Period 2.30425 days 19 Aug 12 7 21 14.0 D 2749cK1 5.0 4.3 90+ 144 11 239 26N 20 322 27 +4.6 +0.0 -0.8+2.6 .220 59.3 .01 18 55 7.1 -22 40 17 396.5 829.8 R2749 = Ain Al Rami = nu 2 Sagittarii 2749 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.2sec 2749 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1557). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 14 5 32 1.6 d 3014cK0 7.3 6.8 98+ 165 42 198 49S 108 90 124 +2.9 +2.9 +3.4-1.2 .242 -37.9 20 38 25.5 -20 59 39 398.5 592.9 3014 is double: AB 8.1 8.1 126.0, dT = -0.7sec Distance of 3014 to Terminator = 17.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.0" 19 Aug 19 3 53 52.1 r 60 K2 6.9 6.1 88- 139 23 105 56N 287 349 311 -2.5 +7.2 +1.2+0.3 .292 136.3 0 29 39.1 - 2 50 26 402.6 788.4 19 Aug 20 5 59 21.3 r 109787MK0 7.6 81- 128 43 112 44S 206 264 228 -3.9 +7.2 +0.9+2.9 .311 -149.0 1 17 19.5 1 50 29 398.6 700.4 109787 is triple: AB 7.71 10.69 1.78" 277.0, dT = -1.9sec : AC 7.7 11.6 47" 176.0, dT = -131sec 109787 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 20 6 14 50.6 r 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 81- 128 47 115 84S 246 302 268 -4.0 +7.2 +1.8+1.7 .349 170.2 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 398.3 684.7 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +89sec 19 Aug 21 4 19 16.3 r 291cG5 6.8 6.2 73- 117 14 90 44S 207 273 227 -4.7 +7.1 +0.0+2.5 .377 -143.1 1 59 58.4 6 2 8 398.7 911.0 291 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.12sec 291 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1171). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 21 9 0 23.9 R 306 F0 6.8 6.6 72- 116 71 154 63S 226 249 245 -5.5 +6.7 +1.9+2.2 .318 -171.9 2 5 48.5 7 1 42 393.5 613.1 19 Aug 24 5 43 36.6 r 93963PF6 6.9* 6.7 43- 82 7 73 48S 219 285 227 -6.5 +4.6 -0.5+1.9 .483 -148.7 4 29 30.4 17 51 47 384.91054.2 *** A light curve is highly desired as 93963 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210664191} 93963 is quadruple: **Aa 7.7 7.7 0.030" 337.0, dT = +0.03sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +196sec : AB 6.9 9.1 110" 9.0, dT = +196sec 93963 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1036). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 24 8 34 32.6 r 94017 A0 8.1 8.0 42- 81 44 88 56S 227 301 234 -6.7 +4.3 +0.7+2.2 .402 -161.3 4 34 52.7 18 24 48 380.5 782.7 19 Aug 24 9 43 14.3 r 94029kA2 8.4* 8.2 42- 80 60 95 73S 244 317 251 -6.9 +4.1 +1.7+1.7 .379 -178.5 4 36 27.6 18 39 57 379.2 697.5 *** A light curve is desired as 94029 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247099567} 19 Aug 24 9 48 17.1 R 697pF5 6.5 6.1v 41- 80 60 96 26S 198 270 204 -6.9 +4.1 +0.4+4.0 .251 -131.8 4 37 14.8 18 32 35 379.1 692.6 R697 = SZ Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 697 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247086981} 697 = SZ Tau, 6.33 to 6.75, V, Type DCEPS, Period 3.14873 days, Phase 13 % 19 Aug 25 7 50 11.7 r 826 B5 7.1 7.1 32- 69 23 77 9S 185 256 186 -6.5 +3.0 -1.5+4.8 .195 -112.2 5 30 15.1 20 33 6 376.5 942.4 19 Aug 25 9 30 29.8 r 77241 M2 8.5 7.5 31- 68 45 84 61S 238 314 239 -6.6 +2.8 +0.9+1.9 .420 -166.2 5 32 36.7 20 55 4 374.0 784.4 19 Aug 25 11 25 30.7 D 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 31- 67 4 70 96 -54S 123 199 124 -6.9 +2.6 +3.3-1.8 .240 -48.8 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 372.1 657.6 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = -0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 25 12 26 54.1 R 847cB4 3.0 3.1e 30- 67 18 84 123 31S 208 263 209 -7.1 +2.5 +1.8+4.1 .226 -130.9 5 37 38.7 21 8 33 371.5 622.8 R847 = zeta Tauri 847 is double: ** 3.2 5.2 0.007" 350.0, dT = +0.02sec 847 = zet Tau, 2.80 to 3.17, V, Type E/GS+GCAS, Period 132.9735 days, Phase 66 % 19 Aug 26 9 29 9.7 R 1001 A0 7.3 7.2 21- 55 33 79 89S 272 346 267 -6.0 +1.2 +0.9+0.8 .477 167.1 6 31 59.5 22 11 9 369.0 875.4 19 Aug 26 10 14 57.8 r X 89708 8.8 7.9v 21- 55 -11 43 82 72S 255 331 250 -6.0 +1.1 +1.1+1.3 .450 -175.8 6 33 33.0 22 10 41 367.9 805.0 X 89708 = ASAS J063333+2210.7, 8.89, range 0.07, V, Type MISC, Period 19.545806 days, Phase 65 % 19 Aug 26 10 26 20.9 R 78507SA3 7.4 7.2 21- 55 -9 45 83 54S 237 314 232 -6.1 +1.1 +0.9+2.0 .409 -157.7 6 34 3.6 22 7 4 367.7 788.8 78507 is multiple: Ba,Bb 8.5 9.1 350.0, dT = -10sec : ** 8.5 9.1 0.024" 254.2, dT = -0.06sec : BD 7.4 13.0 40" 294.0, dT = -53sec : BE 7.4 13.0 52" 270.9, dT = -106sec 78507 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 310). Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 26 10 27 48.2 r 78503 F5 8.4 8.1 21- 55 -9 46 83 78N 286 3 280 -6.1 +1.1 +1.7+0.1 .395 153.6 6 33 57.3 22 20 24 367.6 786.8 19 Aug 26 10 28 31.1 R 78508MA3 7.2 7.0 21- 55 -8 46 83 55S 238 315 233 -6.1 +1.1 +0.9+2.0 .410 -158.5 6 34 7.1 22 7 27 367.6 785.7 78508 is triple: AB 7.2 7.4 54" 244.0, dT = -130sec : AC 7.2 9.9 102" 148.0, dT = -1.3sec 19 Aug 28 9 13 8.5 R 80278kA* 7.5 7.4 6- 28 3 69 50N 328 33 312 -3.5 -2.1 +0.6-1.4 .357 124.2 8 36 17.4 20 20 29 361.71113.6 *** A light curve is desired as 80278 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212005201} 19 Aug 28 9 53 38.9 R 80297kF0 8.7 8.5 6- 28 12 73 56S 253 321 237 -3.4 -2.2 -0.1+1.2 .563 -161.0 8 37 33.8 20 0 49 360.71041.2 *** A light curve is desired as 80297 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211985076} 19 Aug 28 10 6 49.6 r X110711 9.3 8.3 6- 28 14 74 81S 279 348 263 -3.4 -2.2 +0.3+0.5 .579 173.5 8 38 4.7 20 7 49 360.31017.9 19 Aug 28 10 6 51.8 r X 13080kG5 9.0 8.5 6- 28 14 74 17S 215 283 199 -3.4 -2.2 -0.6+3.3 .310 -122.2 8 38 34.2 19 51 37 360.31018.9 *** A light curve is desired as X 13080 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211975365} 19 Aug 28 10 11 42.7 R 1288kF5 7.8 7.6 6- 28 15 75 82N 296 5 280 -3.4 -2.2 +0.5+0.0 .529 156.3 8 38 23.1 20 12 26 360.21009.5 *** A light curve is desired as 1288 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211997182} 19 Aug 28 10 18 59.5 R 80309kF0 8.1 8.0v 6- 28 -11 17 75 52S 251 320 234 -3.4 -2.2 +0.1+1.4 .529 -157.8 8 38 37.9 19 59 23 360.0 996.8 *** A light curve is desired as 80309 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211983602} 80309 = CY Cnc, 8.14, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.1 days 19 Aug 28 10 30 13.9 r 80317pA2 8.3 8.2s 6- 27 -8 19 76 56S 254 324 237 -3.4 -2.2 +0.2+1.3 .530 -161.0 8 39 3.6 19 59 59 359.7 977.4 *** A light curve is desired as 80317 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984243} 80317 is double: ** 8.3 10.6 0.044" 98.7, dT = +0.08sec 80317 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 637). Observations are highly desired 80317 = NSV 4162, 8.32, range 0.02, V 19 Aug 28 10 48 3.9 r 80327pA3 7.8 7.6 6- 27 -4 23 78 75S 274 345 257 -3.4 -2.3 +0.6+0.7 .543 179.4 8 39 42.8 20 5 10 359.3 946.8 *** A light curve is desired as 80327 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211989558} 80327 is double: AB 7.9 9.6 0.63" 138.0, dT = +0.8sec 80327 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Aug 28 10 57 48.5 R 1295pK0 6.4 5.9s 6- 27 -2 25 79 60S 259 330 242 -3.4 -2.3 +0.5+1.2 .516 -165.1 8 40 6.4 20 0 28 359.1 930.6 R1295 = 39 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1295 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211984704} 1295 is multiple: AC 6.5 9.0 134" 309.0, dT = -165sec : AD 6.5 8.8 135" 111.0, dT = +220sec : AB 6.5 6.6 152" 150.0, dT = +93sec : AS 6.5 10.1 262" 325.5, dT = -198sec 1295 = NSV 4179, 6.39, range 0.04, V 19 Aug 28 10 58 52.0 r 1296pA1 6.6 6.6 6- 27 -2 25 79 52S 251 322 234 -3.4 -2.3 +0.4+1.4 .492 -157.3 8 40 11.5 19 58 16 359.0 928.9 R1296 = 40 Cancri *** A light curve is desired as 1296 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982469} 1296 is quadruple: Ba,Bb 6.6 0.40" 183.0, dT = -0.31sec : BR 6.6 11.6 141" 146.8, dT = +69sec : BA 6.6 6.5 152" 330.0, dT = -58sec 1296 is a close double. Observations are highly desired

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Sep 4 1 5 7.1 d 2123 F5 8.0* 7.7 28+ 63 25 241 79S 116 61 100 +6.7 -5.1 +1.3-1.6 .440 -5.8 14 52 54.9 -12 38 39 370.1 794.1 19 Sep 4 1 6 23.8 d 158874 F2 7.7* 7.5 28+ 63 25 242 42N 57 2 41 +6.7 -5.1 +1.4+0.7 .267 53.0 14 52 52.9 -12 23 1 370.1 796.5 19 Sep 5 0 33 26.7 d 159481PF5 7.7 7.4 38+ 76 37 222 26S 165 126 154 +7.5 -4.2 +1.7-4.0 .203 -57.0 15 45 50.4 -16 57 3 374.8 679.1 *** A light curve is highly desired as 159481 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 249874527} 159481 is double: AB 7.7 14.0 21.2" 113.0, dT = +63sec 19 Sep 6 0 50 9.2 D 2401SF3 5.6 5.3 49+ 89 39 211 68N 75 45 69 +7.6 -3.0 +2.5+0.0 .301 28.0 16 41 53.7 -19 55 28 380.5 630.4 2401 is quadruple: ** 5.6 0.005" 29.0, dT = +0.01sec : AB 5.6 13.6 26.2" 212.5, dT = -64sec : AC 5.6 14.7 674" 252.0, dT = -2232sec 19 Sep 6 23 33 40.0 d 2529SA* 6.5* 6.5v 59+ 100 0 43 172 79N 82 90 81 +7.7 -1.8 +3.0+0.5 .294 21.6 17 35 18.5 -22 2 38 385.4 591.3 R2529 = 52 Ophiuchi (V2125) 2529 is quadruple: AC 6.3 14.2 5.4" 10.0, dT = +6sec : AD 6.3 15.1 6.3" 142.0, dT = +11sec : AB 6.3 12.7 14.9" 53.0, dT = +44sec 2529 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 2529 = V2125 Oph, 6.57, range 0.04, 1V, Type ACV, Period 9.75 days 19 Sep 7 23 51 21.2 d 2682dG8 7.0 6.2 69+ 112 -4 40 163 61S 116 133 120 +7.1 -0.3 +2.5-0.7 .293 -18.5 18 30 29.2 -23 15 2 390.5 585.8 2682 is double: AB 7.0 11.7 1.3" 279.1, dT = -4sec 2682 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 8 0 35 11.9 d 186912 K1 7.7* 7.0 69+ 112 42 176 50S 127 131 131 +6.9 -0.3 +2.8-1.5 .254 -32.6 18 31 20.5 -23 18 56 390.4 570.2 19 Sep 9 0 11 50.1 d 188098pF6 7.6 7.3 78+ 123 -9 38 154 79S 92 117 102 +6.2 +1.1 +2.6+0.4 .308 -1.4 19 25 6.2 -23 2 31 394.7 588.9 *** A light curve is desired as 188098 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 216056514} 188098 is double: AB 7.5 12.5 1.2" 121.9, dT = +3sec 188098 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 10 0 24 50.8 D 2961 G8 5.9 5.3 85+ 135 35 144 80S 85 119 99 +5.1 +2.5 +2.4+0.8 .314 -0.4 20 18 1.4 -21 48 36 398.2 607.1 R2961 = 4 Capricorni 19 Sep 10 3 37 14.1 d 189195 F0 7.8 7.6 86+ 136 41 201 49N 33 13 48 +4.3 +2.6 +1.6+2.1 .241 38.3 20 21 32.8 -21 25 8 397.9 591.7 19 Sep 13 8 19 6.6 D 3356cB8 5.8 5.8v 99+ 169 28 241 77N 31 337 55 -0.2 +5.6 +0.5+1.5 .346 27.7 22 53 28.7 -11 36 59 403.4 764.2 R3356 = 74 Aquarii 3356 is double: AB 5.8 6.4 0.014" 212.3, dT = -0.04sec 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 73 % Distance of 3356 to Terminator = 15.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.8" 19 Sep 15 7 37 41.2 r 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 99- 167 55 220 80S 260 224 284 -2.4 +6.7 +2.7+0.0 .291 152.8 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 400.1 633.9 19 Sep 17 7 35 39.6 r 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 91- 145 72 183 74N 273 271 293 -4.3 +6.6 +3.6-0.2 .242 140.0 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 395.7 607.2 19 Sep 18 9 7 22.9 R 393cK0 6.7 6.1 85- 134 72 223 89N 258 218 275 -5.5 +6.0 +2.9+0.4 .299 160.3 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 392.6 604.5 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.33sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 18 11 2 10 r 401cA2 6.3 6.3s 84- 133 -3 49 258 4S 171 106 188 -5.9 +5.9 +9.9+9.9 .095 -105.8 2 42 28.9 10 44 30 393.5 668.3 R401 = 85 (Ceti)/Arietis 401 is double: AB 6.3 6.5 247.0, dT = 0.00sec 401 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 401 = NSV 899, 6.28 to 6.34, V Distance of 401 to Terminator = 2.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Sep 19 10 12 22.8 r 504 A0 7.4 7.4 76- 122 71 243 51N 298 240 310 -6.4 +5.1 +3.8-2.9 .192 126.9 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 388.8 603.9 19 Sep 20 4 50 29.7 R 620 K0 6.1 5.5 69- 112 22 80 67S 238 308 247 -5.8 +4.7 +0.2+1.7 .483 -171.6 4 12 31.4 17 16 39 389.0 921.9 19 Sep 20 8 6 18 m 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 68- 111 66 100 18N 334 44 342 -6.3 +4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 385.0 660.2 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Sep 21 5 50 47.2 R 765cA5 5.3 5.2 58- 100 25 78 49N 306 18 310 -6.2 +3.3 +1.5-0.8 .276 124.2 5 7 48.4 20 25 6 383.6 912.6 R765 = 106 Tauri 765 is double: ** 5.7 6.7 0.005" 349.4, dT = -0.01sec 19 Sep 21 6 41 40.2 r 76985 A2 8.0 7.9 58- 99 36 82 73N 282 356 286 -6.3 +3.2 +1.4+0.4 .376 147.1 5 9 12.7 20 27 28 382.4 830.4 19 Sep 21 7 38 15.5 r 77012 F0 7.8 7.6 58- 99 49 86 81N 275 351 278 -6.4 +3.1 +1.8+0.6 .363 153.8 5 10 47.5 20 34 9 381.2 748.5 19 Sep 22 7 4 4.0 r 922 K0 7.9 7.2 47- 87 30 78 53S 234 307 231 -6.3 +1.7 +0.3+1.9 .447 -158.1 6 6 43.2 21 53 15 377.5 881.1 19 Sep 22 7 24 18.6 r 77977cK2 8.0 7.2 47- 87 34 79 86N 275 350 273 -6.3 +1.6 +1.1+0.7 .437 160.4 6 7 10.2 22 6 23 377.0 848.2 77977 is double: ** 8.2 10.7 0.064" 76.0, dT = +0.14sec 77977 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 877). Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 7 25 4.7 r 77990cB1 7.8 47- 87 34 79 36S 217 291 214 -6.3 +1.6 +0.1+2.7 .361 -141.2 6 7 38.9 21 52 23 377.0 847.3 77990 is double: AB 7.85 10.77 0.50" 146.7, dT = -0.47sec 77990 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 22 8 42 48.5 R 928 K4 5.9 5.1s 47- 86 51 85 82S 263 341 260 -6.5 +1.5 +1.6+1.0 .400 173.3 6 9 32.4 22 11 25 375.3 733.7 928 = NSV 16789, 5.91 to 5.96, V, Type L 19 Sep 22 10 45 2.3 D 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 86 -7 78 97 -60N 62 139 59 -6.9 +1.3 +2.3+1.7 .325 19.3 .04 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.6 623.1 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -5sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 12 12 48.2 R 946DM3 3.5 2.5V 46- 85 13 81 258 76N 286 211 283 -7.2 +1.2 +2.7-1.1 .319 160.9 .04 6 14 52.7 22 30 24 373.2 611.6 R946 = Propus = eta Geminorum 946 is double: AB 3.5 6.2 1.6" 251.5, dT = -4sec 946 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 946 = eta Gem, 3.15 to 3.9, V, Type SRA+EA, Period 232.9 days, Phase 27 % 19 Sep 22 15 49 58.6 D 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 45- 84 58 34 281 -54N 56 341 52 -7.8 +1.2 +1.5+0.6 .349 40.5 .04 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.0 835.3 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +162sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +195sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = +27sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +223sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 22 16 40 1.9 R 976SM3 2.9 2.0v 44- 84 64 23 285 45N 317 246 313 -7.8 +1.2 -0.2-2.4 .384 139.4 .03 6 22 57.6 22 30 49 375.9 921.8 R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum 976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 57" 63.3, dT = +41sec : AE 3.1 13.1 77" 84.3, dT = +121sec : A,BC 3.1 11.3 107" 141.0, dT = +277sec : AF 3.1 12.1 140" 112.3, dT = +331sec 976 = mu. Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR 19 Sep 23 6 34 40 M 1078 B8 6.0 6.0 37- 75 12 70 14N 352 60 344 -5.9 +0.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 5 18.4 22 38 15 373.91031.0 R1078 = 44 Geminorum 19 Sep 23 7 27 30 m 79070wS3 7.5 6.4V 36- 74 23 74 14N 352 64 344 -5.9 +0.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 7 21.3 22 42 13 372.5 938.6 79070 is double: AB 8.6 12.3 174" 201.1 79070 = R Gem, 6.0 to 14.0, V, Type M, Period 369.91 days, Phase 70 % 19 Sep 23 9 1 54.5 r 79126 K2 7.6 6.8 36- 73 43 82 55S 242 319 233 -6.1 -0.1 +0.9+1.8 .407 -158.6 7 9 44.4 22 21 53 370.2 785.4 19 Sep 23 9 57 31.1 r 79151DF5 8.1 7.8 35- 73 55 86 14S 201 279 192 -6.2 -0.2 +0.3+5.9 .173 -115.7 7 12 1.1 22 16 44 369.1 714.0 79151 is double: AB 8.1 8.4 8.9" 41.0, dT = +48sec 79151 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 23 9 58 20.3 r 79152DF5 8.2 8.0 35- 73 55 86 15S 202 280 193 -6.2 -0.2 +0.4+5.8 .178 -116.5 7 12 1.5 22 16 51 369.1 713.1 79152 is double: BA 8.4 8.1 8.9" 221.0, dT = -47sec 79152 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Sep 24 7 22 3 Gr 1224 G2 5.3 5.0 26- 61 9 ** GRAZE: CA 13.9N; Dist. 81km in az. 156deg. [Lat = 23.92+0.40(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Sep 24 7 22 38 M 1224 G2 5.3* 5.0 26- 61 9 70 14N 359 66 345 -5.1 -1.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 8 7 45.9 21 34 55 368.51050.3 R1224 = mu Cancri 19 Sep 25 8 42 56.4 r 1366 K2 8.1 7.3 16- 47 13 75 71N 308 16 290 -3.9 -3.2 +0.5-0.5 .487 147.8 9 10 53.3 18 53 19 362.91014.2 19 Sep 25 10 28 39.7 r 98450 K 8.7 7.8 15- 46 -11 35 84 79S 279 351 260 -3.9 -3.4 +1.1+0.5 .481 -179.5 9 14 32.8 18 38 38 360.3 841.1 19 Sep 25 11 5 24.1 r 1377kA3 7.0 6.9 15- 46 -3 43 87 43N 338 51 319 -4.0 -3.5 +1.9-3.2 .247 123.0 9 16 27.1 18 48 37 359.5 791.4 *** A light curve is desired as 1377 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251323525} 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 1 0 3 37 m 139943 K2 8.9 8.1 7+ 31 12 253 7N 19 317 1 +5.1 -5.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 14 27 30.3 -10 12 18 364.2 929.6 19 Oct 1 0 42 49.7 d 158598 K0 7.9 7.3 7+ 31 3 257 66N 78 13 60 +5.1 -5.2 +0.2-0.5 .485 29.8 14 29 31.3 -10 34 0 365.2 990.8 19 Oct 1 23 30 58.3 D 2196 K4 6.5 5.6S 14+ 44 -5 26 237 63N 74 22 60 +6.4 -4.4 +1.4-0.3 .364 33.5 15 23 1.8 -15 8 3 367.9 779.2 R2196 = 30 Librae 2196 = NSV 7043, 6.47, 19 Oct 2 0 8 19.6 d 159229kK0 8.9 8.4 14+ 44 19 242 78S 113 57 100 +6.3 -4.4 +1.1-1.5 .459 -7.7 15 24 5.7 -15 23 44 368.8 828.6 *** A light curve is desired as 159229 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250005917} 19 Oct 2 0 53 50.0 d 159250kA8 8.5 8.3 14+ 45 10 248 87S 104 43 90 +6.3 -4.3 +0.7-1.2 .500 -0.2 15 25 37.3 -15 26 44 370.0 897.6 *** A light curve is desired as 159250 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 250001577} 19 Oct 3 0 7 34 m 2345kA1 7.1* 6.9 23+ 57 27 231 3N 11 323 3 +7.1 -3.2 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 16 19 35.1 -18 49 41 374.1 736.6 *** A light curve is desired as 2345 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 205213532} 19 Oct 3 0 8 3 Gr 2345kA1 7.1 6.9 23+ 57 27 ** GRAZE: CA 3.2N; Dist. 44km in az. 171deg. [Lat = 24.32+0.14(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Oct 3 23 44 59.7 d 185220KG3 7.5 7.2 32+ 69 -9 36 213 69S 115 83 112 +7.5 -1.9 +2.4-1.4 .333 -17.5 17 16 23.9 -21 51 29 379.4 641.4 *** A light curve is highly desired as 185220 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 233933903} 19 Oct 4 23 55 36.5 D 186478pF7 7.1 6.8V 43+ 82 -12 39 201 70N 69 48 71 +7.3 -0.5 +2.6+0.4 .296 22.5 18 13 2.5 -23 7 2 385.1 599.4 *** A light curve is desired as 186478 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 225102663} 186478 is quadruple: ** 8.1 8.1 0.050" 350.0, dT = +0.03sec : AB 7.0 17.9 6.3" 86.0, dT = +20sec : AC 7.0 18.1 23.5" 258.0, dT = -78sec 186478 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1537). Observations are highly desired 186478 = AP Sgr, 6.52 to 7.41, V, Type DCEP, Period 5.057875 days, Phase 21 % 19 Oct 6 0 36 18.3 D 2793pG8 6.7 6.2 53+ 93 40 198 30N 24 6 32 +6.6 +1.0 +1.6+3.6 .158 59.2 19 8 44.4 -23 11 25 390.5 585.9 *** A light curve is desired as 2793 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215976038} 2793 is double: AB 6.8 15.0 10.0" 315.0, dT = +23sec 19 Oct 6 1 5 35.0 d 187748kB8 7.8 7.8 53+ 94 38 206 41N 34 8 42 +6.5 +1.0 +1.6+2.2 .218 47.1 19 9 34.7 -23 11 28 390.8 605.2 *** A light curve is desired as 187748 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215975674} 19 Oct 6 23 29 15.4 D 2921 K0 6.0 5.5 63+ 105 -6 41 163 31S 137 153 150 +6.0 +2.4 +3.1-2.4 .173 -54.3 20 1 23.8 -22 44 14 394.6 568.1 19 Oct 7 1 14 42.0 D 2928cF7 6.4 6.2 63+ 105 42 195 42S 125 111 139 +5.6 +2.4 +3.9-2.3 .192 -50.7 20 3 44.3 -22 35 44 394.8 579.2 2928 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.43sec 2928 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1590). Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 7 1 57 10.4 d 188878 F3 7.5 7.3 63+ 105 39 207 51N 39 13 52 +5.4 +2.4 +1.6+1.6 .264 33.9 20 4 26.4 -22 11 28 395.2 608.5 19 Oct 9 3 30 24.4 d 164653DB9 7.7 7.7v 81+ 128 43 209 82S 76 48 96 +2.8 +4.7 +2.4+0.1 .309 -15.4 21 47 36.4 -17 17 41 400.3 623.1 164653 is double: AB 7.7 11.4 4.5" 207.2, dT = -10sec 164653 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 164653 = AP Cap, 7.6 to 7.65, V, Type ACV, Period 2.6733 days, Phase 80 % 19 Oct 9 5 38 21.9 D 3197 K3 6.4 5.6 81+ 128 24 237 78N 55 3 76 +2.4 +4.6 +0.8+0.4 .392 6.6 21 50 13.0 -16 50 42 402.2 770.5 19 Oct 11 2 49 10 D 3428SA0 5.0 5.0s 93+ 149 55 164 13N 341 356 5 +0.6 +6.4 -3.2+8.9 .081 74.5 23 18 57.7 - 9 36 39 400.6 593.3 R3428 = psi 3 Aquarii 3428 is triple: AB 5.0 9.0 1.5" 129.7, dT = -16sec : AC 5.0 13.1 133" 231.0, dT = -556sec 3428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 3428 = NSV 14491, 4.97 to 5.00, V Distance of 3428 to Terminator = 7.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2" 19 Oct 12 0 13 27.8 D 3536cM3 4.4 3.5v 97+ 159 26 110 11S 130 189 154 +0.0 +7.0 +1.9-1.9 .154 -66.5 .04 0 1 57.6 - 6 0 51 402.5 754.3 R3536 = 30 Piscium (YY) 3536 is double: ** 5.2 5.2 0.050" 140.0, dT = +0.32sec 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 = 2.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 9 43 12 Gr 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 27 ** GRAZE: CA 48.4N; Dist.348km in az. 353deg. [Lat = 27.88+0.11(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 249 to Terminator = 4.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Oct 14 10 4 22.9 R 249 K3 4.5 3.7 100- 173 23 265 84N 298 233 319 -3.9 +6.4 +1.0-2.9 .257 127.4 .01 1 41 25.9 5 29 15 398.7 817.5 R249 = nu Piscium Distance of 249 to Terminator = 7.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.3" 19 Oct 15 4 48 2.8 r 345DF0 7.6 98- 164 64 124 68S 246 296 265 -3.6 +6.3 +2.2+1.5 .333 168.1 2 21 22.1 8 52 51 393.5 650.0 345 is double: AB 8.03 9.20 1.55" 227.2, dT = -4sec 345 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 15 7 24 59 m 110516 K0 6.9 6.4 98- 164 68 231 30N 328 282 346 -4.2 +6.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 2 24 30.5 9 42 48 393.0 616.9 Distance of 110516 to Terminator = 9.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.7" 19 Oct 16 4 5 19.7 r 93301cG5 7.2 6.8 95- 153 48 98 23S 196 263 211 -4.1 +5.6 +0.2+3.4 .285 -137.1 3 9 0.9 12 51 35 391.7 738.9 93301 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.10" 263.0, dT = -0.14sec 93301 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 575). Observations are highly desired Distance of 93301 to Terminator = 17.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9" 19 Oct 17 5 16 37 Gr 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 55 ** GRAZE: CA 21.5N; Dist.110km in az. 144deg. [Lat = 23.49+0.67(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Oct 17 5 18 40 M 590 A0 6.3 6.3 89- 141 55 95 21N 332 43 342 -4.8 +4.5 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 4 0 36.9 17 17 48 387.8 711.0 19 Oct 17 8 53 55.5 R 600cK2 6.6 6.1 89- 140 73 249 80S 253 190 262 -5.6 +4.2 +2.6+0.6 .322 176.0 4 4 39.6 17 31 3 386.4 604.6 600 is double: AB 6.7 9.6 0.50" 108.7, dT = +1.2sec 600 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 18 6 48 49.2 r 94210KK0 8.0 7.6 82- 129 65 95 36S 212 287 217 -5.4 +3.1 +1.1+3.2 .290 -144.5 4 55 41.7 20 0 8 383.4 663.2 *** A light curve is highly desired as 94210 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 247239917} 19 Oct 19 9 16 41.6 r 77710 G7 7.2 6.6 72- 116 86 123 43N 318 13 316 -6.0 +1.4 +3.6-4.1 .176 122.5 5 54 54.0 22 31 12 378.4 600.9 19 Oct 20 4 46 6.6 r 1033 A2 6.8 6.7 64- 106 16 72 43N 321 31 315 -5.2 +0.4 +1.3-1.6 .258 118.8 6 44 56.3 22 50 15 379.6 988.3 19 Oct 20 9 41 41.7 r 78837 K0 8.2 7.7 62- 104 80 98 48S 233 310 226 -5.9 -0.1 +2.5+2.4 .278 -145.3 6 53 36.6 22 46 34 374.1 613.8 19 Oct 21 8 33 33.6 r 79744 G0 8.2 7.7 51- 92 52 85 86N 285 3 272 -5.3 -1.6 +1.9+0.1 .385 165.3 7 51 2.5 22 14 54 371.2 716.4 19 Oct 21 9 38 3.4 R 1187 K0 7.1 6.5 51- 91 66 90 63N 309 28 296 -5.4 -1.7 +2.5-1.6 .299 145.1 7 53 1.0 22 20 4 370.2 654.4 R1187 = 84 Geminorum 19 Oct 22 10 35 40.7 R 1329pF8 6.8* 39- 78 -12 66 96 78S 275 349 258 -4.8 -3.2 +2.3+0.3 .372 -172.1 8 53 55.3 19 58 2 365.6 666.9 *** A light curve is desired as 1329 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 211982221} 1329 is double: AB 7.32 7.86 0.17" 65.5, dT = +0.39sec 1329 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 23 8 49 58.1 r 98792wK2 7.8 7.0 29- 65 29 84 71N 310 21 289 -3.4 -4.4 +1.1-0.7 .432 152.3 9 49 52.8 16 50 18 364.7 863.7 98792 is double: AB 7.9 11.1 25.1" 320.8, dT = -57sec 19 Oct 23 10 11 16.1 r 98818MB9 8.6 8.5 29- 65 47 92 58S 260 331 239 -3.5 -4.5 +1.6+1.3 .384 -153.5 9 52 8.5 16 27 46 362.9 755.3 98818 is triple: AB 9.31 10.12 2.19" 207.1, dT = -3sec : AC 9.3 11.2 10.7" 40.0, dT = +21sec 98818 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Oct 24 9 57 47 Gr 99317kK0 8.1 7.6 19- 51 30 ** GRAZE: CA 6.6N; Dist. 24km in az. 179deg. [Lat = 24.50+0.01(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Oct 25 9 27 19.5 d 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 38 10 87 -48S 161 227 137 -0.3 -6.3 +0.4-2.1 .368 -50.6 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 361.11016.3 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB 19 Oct 25 9 33 55.8 R 119030 K0 7.1 6.6 10- 38 11 88 48N 342 48 318 -0.3 -6.3 +0.4-2.2 .358 128.7 11 45 24.2 7 1 48 360.91003.0 19 Oct 25 9 45 53 Gr 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 38 14 ** GRAZE: CA -8.4S; Dist.403km in az. 179deg. [Lat = 21.10+0.02(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Oct 25 9 51 56.5 R 119034 F2 7.7 7.4 10- 37 15 89 61N 329 35 305 -0.3 -6.3 +0.5-1.4 .442 142.4 11 45 48.8 6 56 33 360.5 973.9 19 Oct 25 10 5 15.3 R 1702 M0 4.0 3.3v 10- 37 18 91 32S 242 308 218 -0.3 -6.3 +0.6+2.4 .346 -129.3 .02 11 45 51.6 6 31 46 360.1 953.4 R1702 = nu Virginis 1702 = nu. Vir, 4.1 to 4.16, Hp, Type SRB

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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Oct 31 23 50 18.1 d 185825 B8 8.2 8.0 18+ 50 23 229 52S 128 80 129 +6.4 -0.8 +2.1-2.3 .309 -39.8 17 50 14.9 -23 7 44 380.0 741.8 19 Nov 1 0 12 23.8 D 2567 G3 7.2 6.8 18+ 50 19 232 80N 81 30 82 +6.3 -0.8 +1.2-0.5 .416 6.8 17 51 7.7 -22 55 16 380.4 772.3 19 Nov 3 0 56 41.3 d 188511 K4 7.4 6.6 36+ 74 29 221 39S 131 90 143 +5.6 +2.1 +3.4-3.3 .195 -57.5 19 44 40.6 -23 15 51 390.8 686.9 19 Nov 3 1 4 49.9 d 2884 F3 7.5 7.2 36+ 74 28 223 36N 27 344 38 +5.5 +2.1 +0.4+2.0 .251 46.8 19 44 32.6 -22 51 21 390.9 696.8 19 Nov 4 23 19 59.1 d 3140 K1 7.8 7.0s 55+ 96 -9 46 168 74S 88 99 107 +4.1 +4.7 +3.1+0.3 .277 -20.0 21 27 3.1 -19 3 29 397.1 568.5 3140 = NSV 25600, 7.86 to 7.95, Hp 19 Nov 10 0 0 27.7 d 109783WG5 7.3 6.7 94+ 151 35 106 64S 84 145 106 -1.5 +7.1 +1.5+1.1 .351 -25.8 1 17 9.8 2 0 55 397.9 752.9 109783 is double: AB 7.4 9.6 39" 103.8, dT = +105sec 19 Nov 10 1 33 6.8 d 109795 A5 7.6 7.4 94+ 151 55 124 45N 13 62 35 -1.8 +7.0 +0.6+3.5 .260 41.1 1 18 15.4 2 33 2 396.2 661.5 19 Nov 10 6 56 7.6 d 109873 A0 7.4 7.3 95+ 153 37 255 55S 93 32 115 -3.0 +6.6 +1.7-1.1 .320 -32.9 1 24 54.6 3 20 58 397.1 733.2 19 Nov 10 8 20 16.2 d 210DB9 6.6 6.7 95+ 153 19 265 37S 111 46 132 -3.2 +6.5 +0.8-2.2 .307 -45.7 1 26 53.6 3 32 8 398.7 848.7 210 is double: AB 6.7 9.5 5.6" 329.6, dT = -14sec 210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 9 5.5 r X 75822D 7.0 6.8 92- 148 85 124 82S 262 317 263 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.5 .331 174.8 5 36 26.1 21 59 35 378.5 609.9 X 75822 is double: BA 7.5 7.1 4.2" 96.1, dT = +12sec X 75822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 15 7 9 11.4 r 843DF8 7.0 92- 148 85 124 82S 262 317 263 -4.8 +1.7 +2.7+0.5 .331 174.9 5 36 26.3 21 59 35 378.5 609.9 843 is double: AB 7.09 7.47 4.16" 276.1, dT = -12sec 843 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Nov 16 8 34 47.6 R 1014 A0 7.0 7.1s 85- 135 87 244 83S 267 204 262 -4.9 +0.1 +2.8+0.1 .334 -178.6 6 36 42.4 23 5 53 375.1 608.3 1014 = NSV 16929, 6.94 to 6.99, Hp, Type VAR, Period 4.4149 days, Phase 83 % 19 Nov 17 6 24 6.0 R 1144WF8 6.6 6.0 77- 123 51 84 69N 300 18 289 -4.1 -1.4 +2.1-0.7 .336 147.4 7 32 50.6 22 53 15 373.7 723.2 1144 is double: AB 6.6 8.2 11.7" 179.0, dT = +18sec 19 Nov 17 7 12 55 m 79527 G5 7.3 6.8 77- 122 62 87 9N 359 80 349 -4.2 -1.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 7 35 11.3 23 2 45 372.9 671.0 19 Nov 18 4 37 42.8 r 1269kG5 6.9 6.3 68- 111 16 74 80S 274 343 258 -3.4 -2.7 +0.3+0.7 .534 177.4 8 28 7.2 21 8 55 374.2 970.3 *** A light curve is desired as 1269 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212052751} 19 Nov 19 11 6 58 m 1421 K0 8.0 7.2 55- 95 -8 83 173 6S 205 211 185 -3.5 -4.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 9 38 4.6 17 21 19 366.2 651.4 19 Nov 20 7 0 12 m 1535 K0 6.9 6.3 45- 84 20 83 7N 15 84 352 -1.9 -5.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 10 28 48.5 14 20 37 368.4 919.1 19 Nov 21 6 53 4.2 r 1647 A2 6.7 6.5 33- 71 5 82 60S 265 331 242 -0.8 -6.2 +0.0+1.0 .532 -157.2 11 21 50.2 9 10 6 368.01030.0 19 Nov 21 9 5 28.9 R 1659 K0 6.7 6.0 33- 70 34 96 38S 243 309 219 -0.8 -6.3 +1.4+2.6 .293 -128.8 11 26 18.0 8 39 34 364.9 827.6 19 Nov 21 10 30 2.4 r 118880 K2 8.3 7.6 32- 69 52 109 73S 278 338 254 -1.0 -6.2 +2.0+0.3 .392 -159.4 11 28 26.7 8 32 50 363.3 737.2 19 Nov 22 9 15 11.2 R 1773wK1 5.0 4.4s 22- 56 23 97 76S 283 348 260 +0.5 -6.6 +0.8+0.3 .500 -167.5 12 20 21.0 3 18 45 364.7 906.2 R1773 = 16 Virginis 1773 is double: AB 5.1 12.9 139" 14.0, dT = +2.9sec 1773 = NSV 5558, 4.94 to 4.99, V 19 Nov 22 10 4 21.1 R 119358wF8 8.0 7.7 22- 56 33 103 58N 328 31 305 +0.5 -6.6 +0.8-1.6 .412 149.8 12 22 17.1 3 17 52 363.6 839.8 119358 is double: AB 8.0 13.5 14.1" 50.0, dT = -5sec 19 Nov 24 10 30 21.0 R 139766 K0 8.9 8.4 6- 28 12 105 53S 261 324 242 +3.4 -6.0 +0.7+1.2 .445 -143.3 14 10 4.9 - 8 22 18 366.1 984.8 19 Nov 28 16 40 35.1 d 2630wK0 5.0 4.4 5+ 27 43 30 141 35S 144 183 147 +6.3 -0.1 +0.9-1.4 .296 -40.0 18 11 43.3 -23 42 4 379.0 709.8 R2630 = 1 Sagittarii 2630 is double: AB 5.1 11.5 44" 286.1, dT = -116sec 19 Nov 28 23 24 45.7 d 186736 K0 9.6 9.0 6+ 29 -11 13 236 89N 87 31 90 +5.1 +0.1 +0.9-0.7 .447 -3.5 18 22 47.3 -23 35 5 382.2 831.0 19 Nov 28 23 32 34.1 d 186741 M0 9.4 8.2 6+ 29 12 237 90N 88 31 92 +5.0 +0.1 +0.9-0.8 .453 -4.7 18 23 2.6 -23 34 58 382.3 843.6 19 Nov 29 23 52 13.9 d 187995 A5 8.5 8.3 12+ 41 18 232 57S 117 65 126 +4.9 +1.6 +1.9-2.0 .319 -40.9 19 20 45.8 -23 42 55 386.9 791.0 19 Nov 29 23 58 40.0 D 188005kK0 7.6 7.0 12+ 41 17 233 77S 97 44 106 +4.8 +1.6 +1.3-1.1 .398 -20.9 19 21 4.2 -23 37 10 387.0 800.5 *** A light curve is desired as 188005 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 215745876} 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 Libration A B RV Cct durn R.A. (J2000) Dec Mdist SV y m d h m s No D v r V ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/s o sec h m s o m s Mm m/s 19 Dec 1 1 18 42.6 d 189120 F5 7.8 7.5 20+ 53 13 238 49N 38 341 52 +4.2 +3.0 +0.0+1.0 .375 32.3 20 18 5.8 -21 59 54 392.6 845.5 19 Dec 1 23 12 14 m 190029 K0 8.2 7.6 28+ 64 -9 41 206 10S 155 130 173 +3.8 +4.4 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 21 7 19.8 -20 29 59 393.7 623.9 19 Dec 1 23 24 49.7 d 190037 K0 8.2 7.7 28+ 64 -11 40 209 59N 43 15 61 +3.7 +4.4 +1.5+1.3 .310 21.1 21 7 49.8 -20 2 10 393.8 634.0 19 Dec 2 0 18 52.7 D 3090 K0 6.7 6.2 28+ 64 33 222 49S 116 75 134 +3.5 +4.3 +3.2-2.4 .223 -51.9 21 9 15.4 -20 11 35 394.6 690.9 R3090 = 26 Capricorni 19 Dec 4 0 5 46.0 d 3337 F3 7.8 7.5 47+ 87 51 198 25N 3 346 26 +1.6 +6.3 +0.0+4.0 .189 52.8 22 45 27.1 -13 0 25 398.6 604.1 19 Dec 6 4 41 55.2 d 44 F8 7.4* 7.1 67+ 110 27 253 52N 26 326 50 -1.7 +6.8 +0.5+1.8 .337 33.0 0 21 13.1 - 3 18 43 400.9 780.3 19 Dec 8 4 33 40.1 d 110166 K0 7.7 7.2 83+ 132 51 248 82S 73 15 93 -3.6 +6.5 +2.1+0.1 .337 -14.4 1 50 56.4 6 0 24 394.1 666.0 19 Dec 9 5 33 8.9 D 393cK0 6.7 6.1 90+ 144 50 257 49S 107 42 124 -4.4 +5.8 +2.4-2.0 .261 -43.2 2 39 3.5 10 38 13 390.4 677.1 393 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 90.0, dT = +0.37sec 393 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1191). Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 10 5 53 21.7 d 504 A0 7.4 7.4 96+ 156 57 259 67S 91 23 104 -4.9 +4.8 +2.3-0.8 .322 -23.1 3 28 58.5 14 59 48 385.7 655.2 19 Dec 11 3 12 33.6 d 629cG5 7.5 7.2v 99+ 167 72 107 64S 93 160 102 -4.4 +3.9 +2.8+0.2 .307 -29.9 4 18 1.8 18 15 24 381.2 654.8 629 is double: ** 8.5 8.6 0.005" 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 629 = V1232 Tau, 7.53, range 0.05, V, Type RS, Period 8.968 days 19 Dec 11 5 16 51.0 D 639kF3 6.1 5.9 99+ 167 77 246 68N 46 345 54 -4.9 +3.7 +2.2+2.1 .306 23.6 4 20 25.1 18 44 34 380.7 616.5 R639 = 85 H1. Tauri *** A light curve is desired as 639 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210725815} Distance of 639 to Terminator = 19.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.3" 19 Dec 11 8 2 39.9 d 93915kB8 7.4 7.2 99+ 168 41 274 88S 69 356 77 -5.4 +3.5 +1.5+0.1 .397 10.7 4 24 43.0 18 54 47 382.3 748.7 *** A light curve is desired as 93915 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210737173} Distance of 93915 to Terminator = 19.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.4" 19 Dec 11 8 22 9.1 D 654pF4 6.0 5.8 99+ 168 36 276 63N 40 327 48 -5.5 +3.5 +1.6+1.5 .318 40.5 4 24 57.1 19 2 31 382.6 776.4 *** A light curve is desired as 654 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 210745602} 654 is double: ** 6.8 6.8 0.10" 71.0, dT = +0.27sec 654 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 921). Observations are highly desired Distance of 654 to Terminator = 15.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.4" 19 Dec 11 10 18 29.4 D 668SK0 3.5* 3.0 99+ 169 11 286 55N 31 324 39 -5.6 +3.5 +0.9+1.7 .314 52.8 .01 4 28 37.0 19 10 50 384.8 969.3 R668 = Ain = epsilon Tauri 668 is triple: Aa,Ab 3.6 6.0 0.20" 108.0, dT = +0.15sec : AB 3.5 10.6 190" 269.1, dT = -324sec 668 is a close double. Observations are highly desired Distance of 668 to Terminator = 11.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.7" 19 Dec 11 10 33 56 Gr 668SK0 3.5 3.0 99+ 169 9 ** GRAZE: CA 18.1N; Dist.373km in az. 20deg. [Lat = 28.31-0.33(E.Long+81.05)] Distance of 668 to Terminator = 2.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 13 2 9 54.1 r 77996 G5 7.4 6.9 99- 168 36 79 73N 292 7 290 -3.8 +1.0 +1.5+0.0 .372 143.0 6 7 46.8 22 42 28 375.9 850.0 Distance of 77996 to Terminator = 17.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.9" 19 Dec 13 4 51 2.1 R 942 M1 6.5 5.4V 99- 167 72 91 85N 278 359 275 -4.2 +0.7 +2.6+0.0 .340 160.4 .02 6 12 19.1 22 54 31 373.2 653.7 R942 = 6 Geminorum (BU) 942 = BU Gem, 5.74 to 7.4, V, Type SRC, Period 325. days, Phase 76 % 19 Dec 14 11 18 14.5 R 1118 A1 6.2 6.2 94- 152 -10 35 282 68N 299 224 289 -4.7 -1.1 +0.5-1.7 .459 164.2 7 23 28.1 22 56 43 371.8 860.6 R1118 = 58 Geminorum 19 Dec 16 9 15 58.7 r 98510kG5 7.2* 6.8 80- 127 84 201 39N 336 316 317 -2.6 -4.1 +1.4-3.5 .270 136.9 9 20 37.9 19 5 26 365.4 655.7 *** A light curve is desired as 98510 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251326747} 19 Dec 16 10 28 22.0 r 1388pG0 7.7 7.4 80- 127 70 256 86N 290 221 271 -2.8 -4.1 +2.1-1.3 .391 -174.7 9 21 47.1 18 44 47 365.7 696.1 *** A light curve is desired as 1388 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 251322682} 1388 is double: AB 7.7 16.0 23.9" 1.3, dT = -20sec 19 Dec 16 11 51 54 m 1392cG0 7.3 79- 126 -3 52 268 10S 206 133 187 -3.0 -4.0 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 9 24 31.2 18 8 29 366.6 781.1 1392 is double: AB 7.46 9.18 0.43" 8.6 1392 is a close double. Observations are highly desired 19 Dec 18 8 50 37.7 r 99505 K2 7.5 6.8 59- 100 58 111 32N 350 49 326 -0.1 -6.2 +0.9-3.8 .252 129.0 11 13 18.1 10 26 50 364.9 709.2 19 Dec 19 6 37 41 Gr 1739cF5 6.4 6.1 48- 88 16 ** GRAZE: CA 0.7N; Dist.122km in az. 181deg. [Lat = 23.62-0.02(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Dec 19 6 37 41 m 1739cF5 6.4 6.1 48- 88 16 91 1N 23 89 359 +1.2 -6.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 90.0 12 3 44.4 5 33 28 368.6 942.7 1739 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.050" 350.0 1739 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1432). Observations are highly desired Distance of 1739 to Terminator = 10.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0" 19 Dec 19 7 42 40.9 r 119200 M* 7.1 6.3v 48- 88 30 99 37S 241 305 217 +1.2 -6.7 +1.5+3.0 .268 -124.3 12 4 18.8 4 55 54 367.1 846.8 119200 = IZ Vir, 7.14 to 7.24, Hp, Type SRB 19 Dec 19 9 54 28.7 r 119227cK0 7.5 6.9 47- 87 57 124 50S 254 304 230 +0.9 -6.6 +3.1+1.7 .264 -130.8 12 7 32.8 4 30 47 365.0 716.0 119227 is double: AB 7.4 12.3 350.0, dT = 0.00sec 19 Dec 20 9 33 59 m 1867 A3 7.5 7.4 36- 74 40 115 8S 212 268 190 +2.2 -6.6 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 13 0 7.7 - 1 11 9 366.7 790.1 19 Dec 21 10 0 34.7 r 1989kF0 8.8 8.6 25- 60 32 116 90S 293 348 273 +3.3 -6.2 +1.2-0.1 .458 -171.1 13 52 54.2 - 6 29 19 368.4 827.7 *** A light curve is desired as 1989 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212767465} 19 Dec 22 9 3 18.5 r 158766 G0 8.4 8.1 16- 48 8 107 47S 249 312 232 +4.3 -5.5 +0.8+1.9 .365 -131.7 14 44 16.8 -11 37 2 372.3 991.5 19 Dec 22 9 33 26.5 r 158780 G5 8.1 7.6 16- 47 14 110 55N 326 27 309 +4.3 -5.5 +0.1-1.1 .464 152.3 14 45 39.4 -11 25 22 371.7 944.4 19 Dec 22 10 12 22.2 r 158800 G5 8.9 8.3 16- 47 22 115 40N 341 38 324 +4.2 -5.4 +0.0-1.9 .371 138.7 14 47 5.8 -11 33 4 370.9 886.9 19 Dec 23 10 54 28.3 r 159449 K0 9.2 8.6 8- 34 17 118 88S 286 342 274 +5.0 -4.2 +0.7+0.3 .487 -168.5 15 42 14.5 -16 22 56 373.5 900.6 19 Dec 23 11 35 52 m 2246 K3 7.3 6.5 8- 34 -7 25 124 11S 208 260 197 +4.9 -4.1 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 15 43 57.1 -16 52 9 372.8 841.7 19 Dec 24 11 42 57 m 2394cK0 6.3* 5.7 3- 21 -5 14 121 10S 203 260 197 +5.5 -2.7 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 16 40 34.5 -20 24 31 376.7 899.2 19 Dec 24 11 43 0 Gr 2394cK0 6.3 5.7 3- 21 -6 13 ** GRAZE: CA 10.0S; Dist.161km in az. 28deg. [Lat = 26.37-0.49(E.Long+81.05)] 19 Dec 29 0 13 10.2 d 189717 A0 9.1 9.1 8+ 32 11 241 46N 36 337 53 +3.0 +3.8 -0.1+1.1 .387 32.3 20 48 34.5 -20 47 2 394.3 875.9 19 Dec 31 1 34 30 M 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 16 245 10S 151 93 174 +1.0 +5.8 +9.9+9.9 .000 -90.0 22 30 17.4 -14 35 9 400.3 842.9 R3304 = 56 Aquarii 19 Dec 31 1 34 46 Gr 3304 B8 6.4 6.4 21+ 55 16 ** GRAZE: CA 10.3S; Dist.136km in az. 336deg. [Lat = 26.06+0.40(E.Long+81.05)]

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