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(distance in km which will *NOT* include all TNO's)
Event Summary for Longitude -95.95   Latitude 36.72
     Date       U.T.    Diameter   Durn  Star  Mag-Drop Elon  %      Star         d     Planet            Alt  Dist Sun Proba-   Moon       R.A. (J2000)  Dec.           Rec
   y   m  d    h   m     km   "   sec/m   mag   V    R     o Ill     No.               No Name              o   km  Alt bility ill Elon   h  m   s      o  '   "           #
2010 Feb 11    2 35.9    63 0.026   5.6s 12.1  3.7  3.7   94     2UCAC 33168004       756 Lilliana         49   434        0%    8  125   3 50 39.156   4  4 20.41         0
2010 Feb 12   11  8.3    38 0.027   4.7s 11.4  4.1  3.8  151     TYC 1374-01594-1     515 Athalia           8   194        1%    2  169   7 48 11.741  21 17 38.53        10
2010 Feb 13   13  1.0    67 0.040   6.7s 11.6  2.9  2.8  151     TYC 0271-00106-1     834 Burnhamia        17   465  -3    0%    0  145  11 32 54.741   1  1 13.88        16
2010 Feb 15    3 50.2   119 0.080   6.7s 13.1  0.7  0.7   94     2UCAC 41836106        81 Terpsichore      47   411        0%    1   82   3 44 13.039  28 53 13.91        26
2010 Feb 16    4 49.7    32 0.021   4.6s 11.2  4.6  4.5  140     TYC 1358-00822-1    2271 Kiso             70   427        0%    4  117   7 15 22.534  20 57 20.46        32
2010 Feb 27    3 29.4    28 0.022   2.4s 11.1  4.5  4.3  110     TYC 0728-00239-1    1384 Kniertje         58    49       10%   96   48   5 53  3.814  13 19  8.50       105
2010 Feb 27    3 46.4    82 0.056   6.3s 12.1  1.6  1.5  169     TYC 0836-01387-1     231 Vindobona        53   430        0%   96   12  10  4 38.672  14 30 21.16       106
2010 Feb 28   12  7.4    40 0.020   1.6s 10.4  5.7  5.5   75     TYC 6831-00019-1    1237 Genevieve        26   168        1%  100  108  17 38 24.345 -24 25 20.42       113
2010 Mar  1   10  3.6   222 0.083   7.3s 12.7  1.0  1.0   61     2UCAC 25397667        48 Doris             8   470       23%   99  109  18 40 53.256 -17 15 37.82       119
2010 Mar  5    1 52.9    42 0.024   6.0s  8.7  5.9  5.9  116     TYC 0758-01387-1     542 Susanna          67   133        0%   76  122   6 42 29.969  14 21 49.70       150
2010 Mar  8   12  8.7    34 0.022   2.6s 10.0  5.5  5.6  168     TYC 0273-00366-1    1672 Gezelle          14   262  -7    1%   42   88  11 57 24.035   0  6 48.78       160
2010 Mar  9    1  8.1    72 0.038   1.8s  9.1  5.3  5.0   53     HIP  12497           598 Octavia          40   223  -9    0%   37  127   2 40 47.348  10 21  2.46       163
2010 Mar 12    3 20.2    50 0.030   8.9s 12.0  2.9  3.0  119     TYC 0771-00956-1     513 Centesima        63   280        0%   12  159   7 24  5.999  11 39 15.78       181
2010 Mar 12    4 16.3    11 0.010   1.3s  9.4  6.3  6.7  150     TYC 4900-00234-1   11734 1998 KM55        48   495        0%   12  157   9 33 39.754 - 5 11 20.36       183
2010 Mar 18    5 57.8   148 0.078  10.3s 11.8  1.6  1.5  171     TYC 4943-00571-1     168 Sibylla          46   105       35%    6  162  12 19  9.620 - 4 44 56.98       217
2010 Mar 25   10 23.9   103 0.077   5.4s 13.2 0.22 0.22   92     2UCAC 19242050        63 Ausonia          18   128       58%   72  151  18 10  1.882 -30  6 17.43       256
2010 Apr  1    5 51.8   169 0.100  12.2s 13.5 0.31 0.31  170     2UCAC 26680681       241 Germania         38   110       58%   94   22  12 56  4.499 -14 12 37.10       306
2010 Apr  4    3 27.4    27 0.014   1.5s  9.9  5.2  5.6   89     TYC 1344-01937-1     378 Holmia           46    29       27%   72  153   6 56 21.500  15 38  6.05       322
These events are sorted from www.asteroidoccultation.com by Steve Preston

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(arc second separation =< 0.5" which *will* include most TNO's)
Event Summary for Longitude -95.95   Latitude 36.72
     Date       U.T.    Diameter   Durn  Star  Mag-Drop Elon  %      Star         d     Planet            Alt  Dist Sun Proba-   Moon       R.A. (J2000)  Dec.           Rec
   y   m  d    h   m     km   "   sec/m   mag   V    R     o Ill     No.               No Name              o    "  Alt bility ill Elon   h  m   s      o  '   "           #
2010 Feb 11    2 35.9    63 0.026   5.6s 12.1  3.7  3.7   94     2UCAC 33168004       756 Lilliana         49   0.2        0%    8  125   3 50 39.156   4  4 20.41         0
2010 Feb 12   11  8.3    38 0.027   4.7s 11.4  4.1  3.8  151     TYC 1374-01594-1     515 Athalia           8   0.1        1%    2  169   7 48 11.741  21 17 38.53        10
2010 Feb 13   13  1.0    67 0.040   6.7s 11.6  2.9  2.8  151     TYC 0271-00106-1     834 Burnhamia        17   0.2  -3    0%    0  145  11 32 54.741   1  1 13.88        16
2010 Feb 14    6 43.0   113 0.064  12.5s 11.8  1.9  1.9  137     UCAC2 36090877        56 Melete           42   0.3        0%    0  136   6 52 50.134  12 19 37.83        19
2010 Feb 15    3 50.2   119 0.080   6.7s 13.1  0.7  0.7   94     2UCAC 41836106        81 Terpsichore      47   0.3        0%    1   82   3 44 13.039  28 53 13.91        26
2010 Feb 15    5 49.0    83 0.039   6.9s 12.0  3.4  3.4  116     UCAC2 46675253      1241 Dysona           48   0.5        0%    1  103   5 27 58.030  43  7 39.31        27
2010 Feb 16    4 49.7    32 0.021   4.6s 11.2  4.6  4.5  140     TYC 1358-00822-1    2271 Kiso             70   0.3        0%    4  117   7 15 22.534  20 57 20.46        32
2010 Feb 17    9 35.4   350 0.150  29.8s 13.3 0.36 0.36   98     2UCAC 17283308       704 Interamnia       15   0.5        0%   10  134  14 48 59.798 -34 28 53.98        38
2010 Feb 18    1  9.9    22 0.021   1.5s 11.5  4.5  4.6  107     TYC 1289-01673-1    1104 Syringa          72   0.4        0%   14   64   5  0 22.091  19  6 49.63        46
2010 Feb 18    4 30.6    50 0.033   6.2s 11.6  2.9  3.0  141     TYC 0768-01574-1     513 Centesima        62   0.5        0%   15   99   7 26 37.241   9 53 49.87        47
2010 Feb 19    2 25.5    26 0.013   1.9s 10.4  6.6  7.0  143     TYC 4837-00542-1    4423 Golden           42   0.4        0%   22   97   7 53 24.150 - 2 34 54.18        52
2010 Feb 19    9 10.7    86 0.050   6.0s 11.5  1.7  1.5  151     TYC 5506-00924-1     980 Anacostia        33   0.4        0%   24  142  11  1 25.270 -14 40 37.60        54
2010 Feb 23    3  5.7   182 0.107  16.4s 13.2 0.36 0.36  126     2UCAC 34620560       130 Elektra       *  62   0.4        0%   62   29   6 46 58.226   8 16 19.27        79
2010 Feb 24    0 54.1    45 0.033   5.3s 10.1  3.4  3.2  151     TYC 1946-01257-1     931 Whittemora       38   0.4  -7    0%   71   37   8 47 56.474  25 31 49.60        86
2010 Feb 24    5 27.4    20 0.012   1.6s 10.3  5.8  5.5  156     TYC 0810-01684-1    4498 Shinkoyama       62   0.4        0%   73   40   8 50 54.046   9 39 27.55        87
2010 Feb 25    5 10.2    21 0.011   0.9s  9.5  6.9  6.7   82     TYC 2848-01947-1    5920 1992 SX17        24   0.4        0%   83   53   3 18 49.042  38 43 17.40        95
2010 Feb 25   10 57.8   212 0.097   7.0s 12.3 0.36 0.36   64     2UCAC 19995394        29 Amphitrite       10   0.3        0%   85  161  18 13  2.256 -28 47 16.92        97
2010 Feb 26    6 14.3    97 0.058   8.0s 12.6  1.6  1.6  159     2UCAC 39145030      1015 Christa          71   0.4        0%   91   15   9 23 23.937  20 43 17.78       100
2010 Feb 27    3 29.4    28 0.022   2.4s 11.1  4.5  4.3  110     TYC 0728-00239-1    1384 Kniertje         58   0.0       10%   96   48   5 53  3.814  13 19  8.50       105
2010 Feb 27    3 46.4    82 0.056   6.3s 12.1  1.6  1.5  169     TYC 0836-01387-1     231 Vindobona        53   0.3        0%   96   12  10  4 38.672  14 30 21.16       106
2010 Feb 28   12  7.4    40 0.020   1.6s 10.4  5.7  5.5   75     TYC 6831-00019-1    1237 Genevieve        26   0.1        1%  100  108  17 38 24.345 -24 25 20.42       113
2010 Mar  1    5 34.4    65 0.038   6.5s 12.1  2.9  2.9  149     2UCAC 33578598      1356 Nyanza           37   0.4        0%   99   27  12 54 25.350   5 17 12.38       116
2010 Mar  1   10  3.6   222 0.083   7.3s 12.7  1.0  1.0   61     2UCAC 25397667        48 Doris             8   0.1       23%   99  109  18 40 53.256 -17 15 37.82       119
2010 Mar  2    0 39.9   201 0.083   4.5s  8.5  3.9  4.1   31     TYC 0603-01153-1      88 Thisbe           26   0.2  -5    0%   97  168   0 38 28.723   8 16 35.17       124
2010 Mar  2    3  1.2    18 0.012   1.5s 10.3  5.5  5.3  152     TYC 6049-01672-1    5670 Rosstaylor       24   0.3        0%   97   32   9 57 46.645 -17  0 46.53       125
2010 Mar  5    1 52.9    42 0.024   6.0s  8.7  5.9  5.9  116     TYC 0758-01387-1     542 Susanna          67   0.1        0%   76  122   6 42 29.969  14 21 49.70       150
2010 Mar  8    2 10.1   104 0.044   4.1s 10.9  4.4  4.6   75     TYC 0666-00263-1     791 Ani              44   0.4        0%   46  155   4  9 30.443   8 30  6.07       156
2010 Mar  8   12  8.7    34 0.022   2.6s 10.0  5.5  5.6  168     TYC 0273-00366-1    1672 Gezelle          14   0.1  -7    1%   42   88  11 57 24.035   0  6 48.78       160
2010 Mar  9    1  8.1    72 0.038   1.8s  9.1  5.3  5.0   53     HIP  12497           598 Octavia          40   0.1  -9    0%   37  127   2 40 47.348  10 21  2.46       163
2010 Mar  9   11 27.3   215 0.104   6.6s 13.2  0.6  0.6   62     2UCAC 25420149        45 Eugenia       *  21   0.2        0%   33   10  19 11 45.688 -17 14  3.06       166
2010 Mar 10   10 50.2    70 0.031   2.0s 10.7  4.7  5.1   56     TYC 5736-02045-1     429 Lotis            13   0.2        0%   24    8  19 40 31.252 -14 28 16.07       172
2010 Mar 11    4 41.1    37 0.021   1.2s 10.8  3.7  3.6   69     TYC 1799-01328-1     384 Burdigala        16   0.4        0%   19  120   3 45 11.536  22 57 10.28       179
2010 Mar 12    3 20.2    50 0.030   8.9s 12.0  2.9  3.0  119     TYC 0771-00956-1     513 Centesima        63   0.2        0%   12  159   7 24  5.999  11 39 15.78       181
2010 Mar 12    4 16.3    11 0.010   1.3s  9.4  6.3  6.7  150     TYC 4900-00234-1   11734 1998 KM55        48   0.4        0%   12  157   9 33 39.754 - 5 11 20.36       183
2010 Mar 14    5  1.5   105 0.035   3.8s 11.8  3.8  3.8   64     UCAC2 37835481      1269 Rollandia         6   0.4        0%    3   82   3 41 32.838  17 17 41.27       193
2010 Mar 18    5 57.8   148 0.078  10.3s 11.8  1.6  1.5  171     TYC 4943-00571-1     168 Sibylla          46   0.0       35%    6  162  12 19  9.620 - 4 44 56.98       217
2010 Mar 25    7 18.0    54 0.034   3.0s 10.5  3.9  3.8   93     TYC 1340-02410-1     479 Caprera           6   0.3        0%   70   21   6 31 15.434  20 43 54.75       255
2010 Mar 25   10 23.9   103 0.077   5.4s 13.2 0.22 0.22   92     2UCAC 19242050        63 Ausonia          18   0.1       58%   72  151  18 10  1.882 -30  6 17.43       256
2010 Mar 26   10 50.7    40 0.023   2.5s 11.3  4.5  4.5   94     2UCAC 21385643      1237 Genevieve        24   0.5        0%   82  136  18  7 52.801 -25 42  8.35       261
2010 Mar 29    3 41.9   341 0.170  15.2s 12.6 0.39 0.39   80     2UCAC 39108118        52 Europa           38   0.4        0%   99   87   5 51 43.616  20 51 52.85       275
2010 Apr  1    5  2.5   123 0.004   5.7s 13.1  9.9  9.9  154     UCAC2 27108535           2006 HP122       24   0.0        4%   94    6  14 21  5.734 -13 21 50.36       305
2010 Apr  1    5 51.8   169 0.100  12.2s 13.5 0.31 0.31  170     2UCAC 26680681       241 Germania         38   0.1       58%   94   22  12 56  4.499 -14 12 37.10       306
2010 Apr  4    3 27.4    27 0.014   1.5s  9.9  5.2  5.6   89     TYC 1344-01937-1     378 Holmia           46   0.0       27%   72  153   6 56 21.500  15 38  6.05       322
2010 Apr  4    3 36.0    38 0.014   1.5s 10.0  6.8  6.8   67     TYC 2394-00304-1    2829 Bobhope          33   0.2        0%   72  172   5 17 37.273  33  5 49.96       323
These events are sorted from www.asteroidoccultation.com by Steve Preston

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Preliminary Events through 12/31/10
Event Summary for Longitude -95.95   Latitude 36.72
     Date       U.T.    Diameter   Durn  Star  Mag-Drop Elon  %      Star         d     Planet            Alt  Dist Sun Proba-   Moon       R.A. (J2000)  Dec.           Rec
   y   m  d    h   m     km   "   sec/m   mag   V    R     o Ill     No.               No Name              o    "  Alt bility ill Elon   h  m   s      o  '   "           #
2010 Apr  6    7 31.3    42 0.024   3.0s 11.2  3.7  3.9  156     TYC 6147-01244-1    3036 Krat             34   0.2        0%   51   66  14 21 52.465 -19 33 51.28       374
2010 Apr  9    1 46.2    97 0.042   4.1s 11.0  4.0  3.9   76     TYC 2421-00115-1     709 Fringilla        63   0.0       69%   26  136   6 24 46.404  31 37 15.13       392
2010 Apr 11    2 29.6    55 0.026   2.3s 11.4  4.0  4.1   76     TYC 1887-01554-1    1062 Ljuba            53   0.2        0%   11  115   6 32 29.365  27  3 26.57       404
2010 Apr 11    2 55.2    32 0.016   1.7s  6.0  9.9  9.5   85     HIP  34002           995 Sternberga       44   0.1        0%   11  124   7  3 17.899   9  8 18.11       405
2010 Apr 12    2 24.3   159 0.050   5.5s 12.3  2.4  2.4   60     2UCAC 39101067       334 Chicago          37   0.3        0%    6   87   5 23 58.943  20 41 41.16       412
2010 Apr 13    1 18.0    29 0.021   2.4s 11.0  4.6  4.4  164     TYC 0293-00787-1    2132 Zhukov           20   0.1  -4    0%    2  166  12 48 10.746   3 45 18.09       419
2010 Apr 13   10 41.4   143 0.062  15.6s 11.3  2.9  2.9  101     UCAC2 22787171       211 Isolda           28   0.1       57%    1   88  18 55 37.023 -22 36 41.83       421
2010 Apr 15    6  0.3   116 0.064   3.8s 11.5  2.0  1.7   67     TYC 1877-01316-1      38 Leda              3   0.1        1%    1   59   6  9 55.350  23 25 26.80       433
2010 Apr 17    4 20.6    37 0.017   4.4s 11.5  3.8  3.8  107     TYC 0811-00713-1     894 Erda             43   0.0        0%    8   76   8 54 45.005   7 30 24.42       453
2010 Apr 17   10  3.2   124 0.118  18.5s 12.8 0.39 0.39  119     2UCAC 26718522       410 Chloris          39   0.0       65%    9  152  17 50 11.853 -14 21 55.20       457
2010 Apr 20    3 39.3    25 0.010   0.8s 10.1  5.7  5.4   58     TYC 1866-02058-1     544 Jetta            23   0.0        0%   32   11   5 50 33.901  25 12 41.05       473
2010 Apr 20   11  7.8    42 0.024   2.6s  9.6  5.0  5.0  171     TYC 6146-01127-1    3036 Krat              5   0.3  -7    0%   36  113  14  9 12.584 -19 54 38.71       476
2010 Apr 22    7  6.6    62 0.042   4.1s 11.8  0.8  0.6   96     TYC 1395-00111-1      64 Angelina         10   0.0       47%   56    2   8 42 34.700  17 33 45.83       492
2010 Apr 22    7 48.5    51 0.025   4.2s 11.8  5.6  5.6  153     UCAC2 23645460      3148 Grechko          32   0.2        1%   56  110  15 48 45.824 -20 48 12.03       493
2010 Apr 23    6 38.2    67 0.047   7.0s 12.3  2.2  2.2  159     2UCAC 22716283      1109 Tata             29   0.3        0%   67   90  15 18 54.590 -22 34 14.20       504
2010 Apr 25    8 59.2   114 0.062   9.0s 11.3  2.6  2.6   97     UCAC2 26570446        34 Circe            22   0.3        0%   87  125  19 55 24.295 -14 30 56.01       516
2010 Apr 26    6 20.3   100 0.004  12.4s 13.2 10.2 10.2   84     UCAC2 39139985    131696 2001 XT254       12   0.0        4%   93   66   8 10 19.694  20 30 51.86       526
2010 Apr 27    5 46.9    31 0.018   8.0s 11.7  3.6  3.6  123     UCAC2 35578457       766 Moguntia         43   0.4        0%   98   42  10 48 19.431  10 34 47.43       533
2010 Apr 28    3 28.0    96 0.068   3.4s 12.9  0.9  0.9   75     2UCAC 37169627       313 Chaldaea         34   0.1        1%  100   99   7 34 23.437  15  2 43.19       542
2010 May  1    9 42.0   100 0.078  19.5s 12.6 0.39 0.39  140     2UCAC 21366721        30 Urania           27   0.2        2%   90    4  17 19 37.946 -25 51 19.74       568
2010 May  2    2 41.2   554 0.389  37.4s 11.9 0.06 0.04  138     TYC 2026-01347-1       2 Pallas           29   0.3        0%   86   58  15 36 50.571  24  4 41.46       569
2010 May  2    7 26.8    56 0.048  12.9s 13.4 0.46 0.46  142     2UCAC 19210074        75 Eurydike         20   0.1       26%   84   11  17 11 52.402 -30  2 29.60       570
2010 May  4   10 15.6   129 0.080  16.6s  8.9  4.5  4.2  106     HIP 98650            654 Zelinda          29   0.4        0%   66    4  20  2 13.796 -21  5 18.01       589
2010 May  5    3  3.4    38 0.019   1.2s  9.4  5.2  5.4   61     TYC 1349-00791-1     189 Phthia           30   0.3        0%   60  163   7  6 24.084  18  3 49.28       599
2010 May  6    7 57.6    84 0.076   8.8s 10.3  2.8  2.6  133     TYC 7899-09974-1     680 Genoveva         11   0.4        0%   48   50  18  4 19.246 -38 54  4.84       604
2010 May 10    1 40.5    97 0.037   2.9s 11.2  4.0  3.9   55     TYC 1907-00831-1     709 Fringilla        47   0.5  -4    0%   16  101   7  2 11.793  28 56 59.37       628
2010 May 14    6 51.8    47 0.026   4.9s 11.0  4.6  4.9  143     TYC 6850-01897-1     398 Admete           19   0.1        0%    0  146  18  0 30.810 -27 56 28.66       661
2010 May 16   10 18.0   122 0.062  11.0s 12.2  2.2  2.2  120     2UCAC 32762516       276 Adelheid         56   0.1        0%    7  143  19 21 10.230   2 45 58.66       671
2010 May 19    7  3.1    33 0.021   5.6s 11.0  4.9  4.8  112     TYC 0270-00423-1    1259 Ogyalla          16   0.1        2%   31   45  11 29 53.974   6 10 59.55       691
2010 May 21   10 39.8   100 0.086   9.7s 12.9 0.21 0.21  162     2UCAC 21359429        30 Urania           14   0.2  -6    1%   55  101  17  5 28.162 -25 41 21.34       708
2010 May 24   10  1.7    76 0.036   7.4s  8.5  6.5  6.2  146     TYC 7394-00980-1     721 Tabora           20   0.3        0%   85   77  18 27 35.556 -31 31 55.04       720
2010 May 27    5  2.0    77 0.032   3.8s 11.6  2.9  2.9   77     TYC 0231-01429-1     779 Nina              7   0.1        0%   99   93   9 23 50.807   2 39 10.39       739
2010 May 29    3 37.2   174 0.119  21.1s 11.7  1.1  1.1  149     UCAC2 22478166       120 Lachesis         30   0.2        0%   98   44  14 11  3.617 -23  5 46.08       751
2010 May 29    7 47.8    54 0.051   6.0s 13.0 0.36 0.36  159     2UCAC 19228898       584 Semiramis        23   0.0       49%   98    7  17 51 13.714 -30 24 12.70       752
2010 May 31    5 10.4    50 0.064   4.8s 12.0  0.9  0.9  179     UCAC2 23400441       564 Dudu             30   0.5        0%   89   38  16 33 37.122 -21 14 52.43       763
2010 May 31    8 27.9    40 0.023   3.2s 10.0  5.8  6.2  160     TYC 7316-00794-1    1678 Hveen             7   0.0       46%   88   56  15 14 14.180 -31 53  5.83       764
2010 Jun  1   10 20.7   141 0.047   9.1s 11.3  3.9  4.3  150     TYC 7908-00635-1     617 Patroclus     *   5   0.2  -8    0%   81   36  18 19  3.158 -42 53 36.36       769
2010 Jun  2    4  1.7    38 0.017   2.8s  9.7  5.5  5.7   91     TYC 0847-00258-1     339 Dorothea         36   0.3        0%   75  149  10 57 29.878   8  1 45.50       777
2010 Jun  4   10 23.1   101 0.061  10.0s 12.2  2.2  2.1  134     TYC 5149-00821-1     663 Gerlinde         48   0.5  -9    0%   55   43  19 41 34.585 - 2 12 44.03       800
2010 Jun  6    9 46.5    45 0.030   3.9s 11.0  4.5  4.4  145     TYC 6297-00639-1    1963 Bezovec          35   0.1        0%   36   71  19 26 27.125 -16 41 43.22       818
2010 Jun  6   10 18.5    65 0.025   2.8s  8.8  5.6  5.4   75     HIP    383           108 Hecuba           33   0.3  -9    0%   36    6   0  4 45.337   0  3 23.45       819
2010 Jun  9    3  8.1    21 0.015   2.5s 10.5  5.3  5.2  147     TYC 7297-02688-1    2562 Chaliapin        21   0.1        3%   13  164  14 46 30.175 -31 34  3.47       840
2010 Jun  9    6 20.2    11 0.015   1.6s  9.9  4.7  4.4  163     TYC 6264-01158-1     871 Amneris          36   0.0       16%   12  123  18 13 37.284 -15 22 57.75       841
2010 Jun  9    7  8.7    41 0.037   4.4s 11.1  3.3  3.2  171     TYC 6257-01937-1    1692 Subbotina        34   0.5        0%   12  131  17 46  5.770 -19 46 40.24       842
2010 Jun 10    4  9.7    72 0.075  13.1s 11.5  1.7  1.7  152     2UCAC 21421271       112 Iphigenia         3   0.2        2%    7  123  19 16 14.447 -25 39 52.99       851
2010 Jun 11   10 24.8   960 0.724  77.5s 11.6 0.02 0.02  171     TYC 6845-00708-1       1 Ceres            12   0.3  -7  100%    1  158  17 55 52.279 -25  2 17.21       858
2010 Jun 14    2 50.3   100 0.088   8.8s 11.7 0.46 0.46  169     UCAC2 21799280        30 Urania           17   0.3        0%    4  147  16 40 37.954 -24 54 23.66       880
2010 Jun 15    9 51.1    81 0.025   6.2s 11.8  4.5  4.5  125     UCAC2 34197444      4709 Ennomos          60   0.2        0%   11  155  20 44  5.662   6 45 19.75       887
2010 Jun 21    4 23.3    67 0.041   5.8s 12.3  1.2  1.2  161     2UCAC 22576694       184 Dejopeja         13   0.3        0%   72   83  19 20 27.463 -23 25 35.02       930
2010 Jun 22    3 37.4    42 0.024   3.1s 11.7  3.5  3.5  165     TYC 6295-00896-1     526 Jena             11   0.0       45%   81   67  19  6 33.962 -20 43 15.92       939
2010 Jun 23    4  9.8    50 0.063   5.9s 13.1  0.7  0.7  153     2UCAC 21567213       564 Dudu             28   0.3        2%   89   13  16  8 52.691 -25 15  0.02       947
2010 Jun 25    5 20.2    67 0.033  17.4s 11.8  3.8  3.8  111     UCAC2 34660830      1051 Merope           39   0.2        0%   98   57  14  1 42.585   8  1 58.79       964
2010 Jun 27   10 55.6    42 0.024   3.0s 11.2  3.9  3.9  171     2UCAC 23738396       526 Jena             11   0.1  -2    0%   99    3  19  2 24.857 -20 51  3.10       981
2010 Jun 28    2 59.1    14 0.012   0.9s  9.9  5.8  5.9   93     TYC 0290-00083-1     913 Otila            43   0.3        0%   97  106  12 42 37.739   1 37 30.36       989
2010 Jun 30    4 10.7    92 0.055   5.7s 12.6  1.4  1.5   97     TYC 0305-00665-1     786 Bredichina       39   0.4        0%   87  122  13 18 40.582   5 50 43.77      1010
2010 Jun 30    7 19.3    58 0.048   4.7s 12.7  1.7  1.7  176     2UCAC 20715412      3614 Tumilty          25   0.4        0%   87   43  18 39  7.290 -27 28 28.03      1011
2010 Jul  1    4 41.3    45 0.033  10.6s  9.2  5.0  5.2  141     TYC 6187-01272-1     755 Quintilla        36   0.3        0%   80   91  15 57 50.832 -15 47 26.34      1015
2010 Jul  3    4 53.4    27 0.010   0.9s 10.4  7.3  7.7   60     TYC 1433-00667-1    4186 Tamashima        10   0.5        0%   63  157  11  6 18.731  18 36 42.41      1027
2010 Jul  3    7 21.7    61 0.057   7.1s 11.8  0.9  0.9  148     UCAC2 32395626       218 Bianca           43   0.1        1%   62   93  17 27 45.603   1 45 37.86      1028
2010 Jul  5    8 36.6   123 0.044   6.9s 11.2  4.1  4.1  170     UCAC2 25207430      1867 Deiphobus        32   0.5        0%   43   89  19 32 32.459 -17 32 40.84      1036
2010 Jul 10    6 41.4   103 0.129  14.6s 11.8 0.17 0.17  164     UCAC2 18039565        63 Ausonia          19   0.3       16%    3  169  18 19 53.477 -32 39 26.38      1071
2010 Jul 11    5  7.3    80 0.048   5.8s 11.5  1.6  1.6  162     UCAC2 30267304       478 Tergeste         42   0.3        0%    1  158  19 39 33.774 - 4 48 15.51      1074
2010 Jul 12    9 11.1   116 0.046   4.0s 12.0  3.2  3.2   67     UCAC2 32140273       909 Ulla             14   0.3        0%    0   75   3  1 28.094   1 23 47.53      1076
2010 Jul 18    6 47.2   164 0.064  10.1s 12.2  1.8  1.4  172     TYC 5751-00487-1     190 Ismene           40   0.3        0%   48   97  20  5 45.130 -13 31 41.30      1097
2010 Jul 18    8  5.0   222 0.132  17.2s 12.0  0.6  0.6  164     UCAC2 26970541        48 Doris            28   0.1       28%   49   79  18 51 19.079 -13 44 32.34      1098
2010 Jul 19    1 52.9   804 0.027  44.9s 11.5  8.0  8.0  139     UCAC2 22032118     28978 Ixion            25   0.0  -3    1%   57   41  16 54 25.862 -24 24 22.86      1101
2010 Jul 20    5  8.0    70 0.031   3.0s  9.8  5.5  5.2   76     TYC 0291-00653-1    1085 Amaryllis         5   0.2        0%   69   38  12 59 42.831   0 18 27.04      1107
2010 Jul 22    9 43.7    39 0.018   1.0s  9.8  4.5  5.3   49     TYC 1278-00333-1     714 Ulula            22   0.5        0%   87  172   4 34 41.355  22 22 50.95      1117
2010 Jul 25    8 29.3    96 0.035   2.4s 10.2  4.9  4.7   39     TYC 2416-00555-1     773 Irmintraud        7   0.3        0%  100  148   5 38 28.372  35 53 30.23      1130
2010 Aug  2   10 50.4   160 0.136  23.1s 12.0  0.6  0.8  120     TYC 0598-00933-1      54 Alexandra        63   0.2  -9    0%   58   22   0 18 32.597  12 11  9.44      1165
2010 Aug  3    2 36.2   101 0.058  16.1s 12.5  2.0  1.7  117     TYC 5627-00231-1     191 Kolga            45   0.3        0%   51  146  16 34 30.495 - 8  0 35.13      1169
2010 Aug  5    4 41.9    11 0.012   1.1s  9.0  6.3  6.1  169     TYC 6328-00552-1    4607 Seilandfarm   *  35   0.5        0%   30  124  20 16 29.034 -16 20 35.47      1177
2010 Aug  5    7 21.1    95 0.031   5.9s 11.2  5.2  5.1  160     TYC 0497-00795-1    2223 Sarpedon         50   0.2        0%   29  116  20 27  6.638   1 15  7.48      1178
2010 Aug  8    3 47.8   133 0.005   5.7s  9.7 13.1 13.2  163     TYC 5807-00363-1         1999 OJ4      *  17   0.3        0%    6  136  22 18 57.823 -12 17 12.05      1194
2010 Aug 13    5 38.4    12 0.012   1.4s 10.4  5.0  5.1  154     TYC 7454-00776-1   14031 1994 WF2         17   0.0        6%   14  112  20 20 56.878 -35 50 45.12      1219
2010 Aug 14   11  4.0    98 0.039   2.7s 10.3  4.5  4.6   45     TYC 1340-02164-1     404 Arsinoe          33   0.3  -7    0%   25  105   6 28 15.340  21  7 43.16      1223
2010 Aug 18    8 27.4    76 0.047   7.5s 10.1  3.8  4.1  147     TYC 6310-01560-1     696 Leonora           7   0.5        0%   66   38  19 34 50.152 -20 46 51.80      1243
2010 Aug 20    4 51.6    81 0.072   7.2s 11.0  1.4  1.3  172     TYC 6381-01531-1      83 Beatrix          29   0.4        0%   82   53  22 20 26.812 -17 51 33.26      1256
2010 Aug 20    7 54.6    24 0.014   1.8s  9.1  6.1  6.6   92     TYC 0663-00837-1     753 Tiflis           30   0.5        0%   83  136   3 36 30.246  13 36 45.99      1257
2010 Aug 21    9  2.3    81 0.072   7.1s 12.2  0.7  0.5  173     TYC 6381-00929-1      83 Beatrix          27   0.4        0%   90   39  22 19 17.902 -17 56 39.12      1262
2010 Aug 21    9 51.7   253 0.133  10.3s  8.5  2.7  2.4   76     HIP 22112             16 Psyche           43   0.2        0%   90  140   4 45 34.688  19 19 41.92      1264
2010 Aug 21   10 19.9    64 0.038   5.2s 10.4  4.2  4.2  174     TYC 5799-00182-1    1746 Brouwer          11   0.2        0%   90   30  21 37 32.518 -13 50 37.12      1265
2010 Aug 23    5 23.3    58 0.061  10.6s 11.7  1.4  1.4  146     TYC 1173-00468-1     547 Praxedis         47   0.4        0%   98   48  23 43 42.425  12 16 59.02      1273
2010 Aug 24    9  0.2   117 0.050   3.8s 10.0  4.2  4.1   59     TYC 1889-00660-1     476 Hedwig           23   0.3        0%  100  124   6  9 55.120  28 36 17.77      1278
2010 Aug 29   10 58.7   172 0.105   5.1s 11.9  0.9  0.8   63     TYC 0730-00229-1     747 Winchester       39   0.1        0%   81   68   6 15 12.261   8 48 21.53      1306
2010 Aug 30    7 29.1   165 0.129  14.0s 11.8  0.7  0.7  117     UCAC2 32139604       386 Siegena          34   0.4        0%   74   19   2 44 19.849   1  1 32.07      1309
2010 Sep  2   10  8.9    62 0.026   2.0s 10.3  5.4  5.2   63     TYC 0745-00708-1    1114 Lorraine         32   0.5        0%   43   22   6 30 40.097  14 32 51.14      1318
2010 Sep  3    9  9.8    75 0.030   2.1s  9.3  6.4  6.3   50     HIP  36319          1001 Gaussia          13   0.1        0%   32   20   7 28 33.656  19 39  8.31      1324
2010 Sep  5    9 33.3    89 0.031   4.7s 10.2  5.5  5.2   79     TYC 2407-00185-1     784 Pickeringia      48   0.1        0%   13   38   5 31 54.674  33  6 17.53      1336
2010 Sep  6    9  1.6    25 0.014   0.7s  7.8  9.0  9.1   62     HIP  33134          2337 Boubin           26   0.0        3%    6   34   6 53 57.221  31  7 18.99      1339
2010 Sep  7   11  4.4    25 0.010   0.7s  7.4  8.9  8.5   48     HIP  38322          1546 Izsak            27   0.2        0%    2   33   7 51  2.591   7 26 16.95      1345
2010 Sep  8    9 36.3    43 0.022   4.3s 10.7  3.4  3.2  136     TYC 5280-02172-1    1304 Arosa            40   0.5        0%    0  133   2  2  4.193 -13 19 45.82      1351
2010 Sep  9   10 33.9   102 0.029   5.1s 12.3  3.9  3.6   84     TYC 0701-00847-1    1583 Antilochus       49   0.4        0%    2   96   5 33  0.484   8 20 34.66      1354
2010 Sep 11    5 54.0   121 0.079   6.7s 11.4  1.7  1.7   93     UCAC2 43061589        78 Diana            18   0.3        0%   12  133   4 50  9.726  32  7 18.45      1366
2010 Sep 12    9 55.6   139 0.058   5.6s 12.0  2.4  2.4   74     UCAC2 35540940       489 Comacina         37   0.3        0%   21  126   6 25  5.325  10 50 44.45      1372
2010 Sep 13    6 35.2    75 0.049   6.4s 11.6  2.9  2.7  149     TYC 0027-00642-1     795 Fini             51   0.3        0%   30  144   1 21 49.354   5 13 57.47      1378
2010 Sep 13    8 48.5    37 0.041   3.6s 11.4  3.2  3.0  112     TYC 2342-00084-1     249 Ilse             69   0.4        0%   31  172   3 29 55.779  30 58 34.31      1379
2010 Sep 16    3 58.4   223 0.108  21.4s 11.8  1.4  1.4  145     UCAC2 28467355       107 Camilla       *  44   0.1       62%   59   45  21 17  9.659 - 9 46 54.20      1386
2010 Sep 19    7 41.4    70 0.051   6.2s 12.4  0.9  0.8  160     TYC 0563-00995-1     441 Bathilde         41   0.3        0%   86   30  22 28 49.630   3 43  0.15      1401
2010 Sep 19   10 19.2    36 0.012   0.9s  9.4  9.0  9.5   34     TYC 1410-00756-1    2032 Ethel            10   0.2        0%   86  170   9 41 32.900  15  6 18.96      1403
2010 Sep 23   11 24.3    96 0.042   4.4s 11.3  3.6  3.8   77     TYC 2450-01308-1     773 Irmintraud       66   0.2        0%  100  101   7  7 26.165  36 32 31.93      1430
2010 Sep 24    6 30.4    33 0.039   3.6s  9.9  2.4  2.1  164     TYC 0025-00270-1     136 Austria          57   0.1       15%   99    8   1  3  4.774   5 43 49.33      1433
2010 Sep 24    7 39.2    25 0.011   0.9s  9.8  7.8  7.6   63     TYC 1935-01440-1    1960 Guisan            9   0.5        0%   99  106   8  7  3.547  27 51 15.06      1434
2010 Sep 26   11  0.8    17 0.011   3.4s  9.9  6.4  6.5  133     TYC 0062-00692-1    3570 Wuyeesun         52   0.3        0%   91   20   3 18 48.013   5 59 53.12      1442
2010 Sep 27   10 11.9    24 0.011   1.2s 10.1  6.5  6.6   80     TYC 1352-00277-1     811 Nauheima         50   0.2        0%   85   55   6 59 18.700  20 28 21.71      1448
2010 Sep 29    5 15.7    14 0.011   0.8s  9.5  8.0  7.9   94     TYC 6288-01946-1    1661 Granule           2   0.4        0%   70  152  18 40 38.984 -20 33 22.08      1468
2010 Sep 30    1 10.2   116 0.085   4.9s 11.4  1.7  1.7   89     UCAC2 31202890       105 Artemis          49   0.0       85%   62  154  18 21 24.708 - 1 33 34.97      1471
2010 Oct  1    1  5.3    74 0.035   5.8s 11.6  4.1  4.1  112     UCAC2 31943343      1796 Riga             53   0.4        0%   51  148  19 58  7.917   0 28 48.13      1478
2010 Oct  1    2 54.3    54 0.015   4.1s 11.4  6.9  7.4  102     TYC 0464-02310-1    1873 Agenor           46   0.2        0%   50  154  19 16 44.157   0 31 31.65      1480
2010 Oct  3    6  9.7    44 0.056   8.1s 10.9  3.4  3.5  124     TYC 1823-00021-1     571 Dulcinea         43   0.4        0%   27   61   4 12 22.845  26 25 45.59      1496
2010 Oct  5    6 20.5    25 0.019   3.3s  7.5  7.1  6.8  132     HIP 111733          1701 Okavango         13   0.0       17%    9  152  22 38  2.244 -33 28 13.33      1504
2010 Oct  6   11 53.9    16 0.011   0.6s  9.6  6.3  6.6   76     TYC 1367-00338-1     496 Gryphia          63   0.1  -6    0%    3   58   7 54 21.125  17 27 38.73      1507
2010 Oct  7    6 14.6    41 0.026   2.9s 11.7  2.3  2.3  169     UCAC2 32807438       417 Suevia           55   0.0       19%    1  176   0  9 16.022   3 21 13.24      1511
2010 Oct  8    7 58.3    48 0.050   8.8s 12.3  0.9  1.0  142     TYC 2335-01680-1     695 Bella            87   0.3        0%    1  151   2 32 21.152  36 57 49.60      1520
2010 Oct  9    3 48.1    35 0.013   1.5s 10.3  6.9  6.7   74     TYC 6842-01480-1    2009 Voloshina         2   0.3        0%    3   55  18  0 29.056 -23 21 15.20      1523
2010 Oct 14    9 35.0    82 0.036   5.3s  8.8  6.8  6.6   92     TYC 1346-00542-1    1212 Francette        50   0.1        0%   45  173   7 16  0.112  15 21  2.26      1544
2010 Oct 16    2 41.5    38 0.021   1.2s  9.5  6.0  6.4   65     TYC 6840-00016-1    1427 Ruvuma            3   0.0       42%   62   39  17 50  0.915 -28  7 47.15      1554
2010 Oct 17    2 20.7    30 0.038   3.7s  8.0  7.1  6.7  168     HIP   7603          1273 Helma            36   0.1       23%   70   72   1 37 56.150  21 15 39.91      1555
2010 Oct 19   10 33.0    60 0.050   6.6s 11.8  2.2  2.2  155     UCAC2 39964383       838 Seraphina        50   0.0       52%   88   65   3  7  0.922  23  2  9.95      1569
2010 Oct 21   10 10.3   140 0.068   9.9s 10.5  3.5  3.7   94     TYC 1369-00979-1     268 Adorea           60   0.2        0%   97  104   7 42  5.551  20 11 50.34      1580
2010 Oct 27    1 46.1   143 0.053   5.3s 11.9  2.5  2.5   65     UCAC2 23472559       211 Isolda           17   0.3        0%   84  161  18 37 23.794 -21 20 52.63      1596
2010 Oct 28    9 55.4    65 0.034  18.5s 11.9  3.8  3.8  114     UCAC2 37871103      1558 Jarnefelt        68   0.4        0%   72    6   6 46 28.164  17 15 32.33      1603
2010 Oct 29    7 32.7    20 0.013   3.6s  7.8  8.2  7.9  137     HIP 116290          1541 Estonia          21   0.3        0%   63  117  23 33 41.545 - 2 14 40.61      1606
2010 Oct 29    9 54.3   170 0.101  12.8s  9.7  3.0  2.8  153     TYC 2849-00615-1      96 Aegle            53   0.5        0%   62   63   2 48 40.587  39 47 53.34      1607
2010 Oct 30    1  1.0   113 0.071   2.9s 10.1  1.5  1.7   55     TYC 6255-00694-1      12 Victoria         21   0.4        0%   55  151  18  6 50.868 -17 13 32.45      1610
2010 Oct 31    7 55.8   150 0.088  12.0s 11.9  1.3  1.3   97     UCAC2 38968838        49 Pales            35   0.1       25%   41   18   8 12  8.703  20 25 56.70      1615
2010 Nov  6    7 42.3   224 0.008   9.2s 12.1  9.5  9.5  166     UCAC2 36049471           2004 VT75        48   0.2        0%    0  164   1 49 39.344  12 10 29.78      1651
2010 Nov  7    9  0.4    66 0.061  13.9s 11.8  1.9  1.9  141     UCAC2 32134681       207 Hedda             9   0.2        0%    2  125   0 21 19.043   1 21 53.26      1660
2010 Nov  7   10 29.6   110 0.071  11.9s 11.7  1.7  1.7  143     TYC 1304-01798-1     140 Siwa             62   0.4        0%    2  159   5 24  0.587  20 28 28.52      1663
2010 Nov  8    5 36.7    69 0.047   5.3s 11.4  2.3  2.1  161     TYC 1818-00734-1     578 Happelia         65   0.2        0%    5  172   4  6 12.003  25 18 59.41      1671
2010 Nov 11   12 13.8   107 0.047   3.9s 11.0  2.1  2.0   68     TYC 0853-00537-1     346 Hermentaria      56   0.3  -9    0%   29  133  11  0 21.079  13 11 31.28      1689
2010 Nov 14    4 54.7   131 0.078   8.9s 12.0  1.5  1.6   93     TYC 5800-00738-1     356 Liguria          11   0.2        0%   55    6  21 48  9.686 -14 35 54.58      1705
2010 Nov 15    7 10.1    40 0.027   5.7s 11.5  2.6  2.5  141     TYC 1885-00230-1     332 Siri             65   0.0       73%   65  111   6  8 59.434  26 24 21.37      1714
2010 Nov 15   11 12.1    11 0.011   1.6s 10.3  5.6  5.6  137     TYC 1315-02023-1    6388 1989 WL1         55   0.1        4%   66  114   6 23 52.763  15 11 57.35      1716
2010 Nov 16    1 16.1   103 0.030   4.2s 11.8  4.5  4.5   67     UCAC2 24732884       748 Simeisa          25   0.1        0%   72   49  20  8 58.128 -18 33 47.09      1720
2010 Nov 17   24 48.0   106 0.132  44.0s 11.6  0.6 0.43  133     TYC 1185-01664-1      36 Atalante         60   0.0       86%   87   14   0 11 53.073  21 49 26.50      1732
2010 Nov 18    1 36.7   155 0.069   7.7s 11.9  2.2  1.9   88     TYC 7496-00292-1     536 Merapi           21   0.5        0%   87   55  22 13 48.449 -32  6 43.54      1734
2010 Nov 18    3 20.4   104 0.062   5.1s 11.6  2.3  2.3   83     UCAC2 25671834       240 Vanadis          19   0.2        0%   87   56  21 26 57.701 -16 44  1.43      1735
2010 Nov 20    1 43.9   103 0.004   4.5s 12.9 10.5 10.5  157     UCAC2 39977912           2003 YL179       13   0.0        2%   97   43   5 19 16.451  23 12  8.52      1744
2010 Nov 20    6 21.7    39 0.024   8.4s  9.6  5.8  6.1  118     TYC 5255-00854-1    1008 La Paz           20   0.3        0%   98   45  23 46 28.014 - 3  0 22.48      1746
2010 Nov 20    8 14.6   166 0.005   7.0s 13.6  9.3  9.3  160     UCAC2 39098507    123509 2000 WK183    *  72   0.2        0%   98   37   5  7 39.095  20 58 31.19      1750
2010 Nov 22    9 31.3    49 0.036   5.0s  7.3  6.1  5.9  151     HIP 9647             242 Kriemhild        15   0.1        0%   99   37   2  4  0.168   8  5 41.02      1759
2010 Nov 25    2 15.5    69 0.033   9.4s 11.3  4.1  3.9  140     TYC 0616-00602-1    1256 Normannia        59   0.5        0%   87   82   1 20 32.196  10 52 21.89      1773
2010 Nov 28    5 49.1    79 0.041   6.8s 12.5  2.9  2.5  125     TYC 4838-03186-1     978 Aidamina         24   0.1        1%   57   37   7 34 41.758 - 3 49 33.11      1795
2010 Nov 28    8 49.7    98 0.068  18.0s 12.0  1.7  1.7  125     UCAC2 40014899       404 Arsinoe          68   0.1        2%   56   30   8 13 52.805  23 26 38.19      1796
2010 Nov 30    8 24.3    50 0.036   5.4s 12.2  1.5  1.5  147     TYC 1207-00152-1     403 Cyane            28   0.4        0%   33  142   2  7 39.426  17 19  7.38      1813
2010 Nov 30   12 51.7    93 0.069   6.1s 11.7  2.1  1.9  147     TYC 3368-00261-1     326 Tamara           33   0.2  -5    3%   31   95   5 42 56.769  50 27 10.18      1814
2010 Dec  1   13  8.0   221 0.011   9.6s 12.7  8.5  8.5  164     UCAC2 39274946     33340 1998 VG44        15   0.3  -2    0%   21  109   5 39 14.504  21 11 51.52      1824
2010 Dec  3    0 39.3    17 0.013   1.4s 10.4  4.9  4.7  164     TYC 1873-00262-1    4747 Jujo             10   0.1        2%    9  130   5 42 35.086  29  7 36.08      1831
2010 Dec  3    3 16.2   126 0.005   5.4s 12.4 10.2 10.2  158     UCAC2 41487032    118228 1996 TQ66        70   0.2        0%    8  165   3  2 47.238  27 38 17.18      1832
2010 Dec  4    7  1.8    50 0.025   2.2s  9.0  5.6  6.0   79     HIP  57501           628 Christine         2   0.1        0%    3   61  11 47 10.662   9 28 11.92      1837
2010 Dec  4   12  6.6   216 0.128  15.6s 10.0  2.4  2.3  156     TYC 3358-02411-1     375 Ursula           32   0.5        0%    2  149   5 20 51.485  45 12 22.35      1839
2010 Dec  5    5 34.7   136 0.103  11.8s 10.8  1.6  1.6  171     UCAC2 41671468       212 Medea            74   0.2        0%    0  167   5 12 48.644  28 28 14.23      1845
2010 Dec  5    8 40.7   121 0.133  13.6s 11.9 0.36 0.28  164     TYC 2894-02970-1      78 Diana            63   0.1        0%    0  164   4 57  3.824  37 56  4.16      1848
2010 Dec  6   13  5.6    32 0.039   3.7s 11.7  2.2  2.2  156     TYC 2933-02168-1     916 America          27   0.1  -2    0%    1  161   6  0 13.919  42 25 40.43      1857
2010 Dec  7    4 32.1    87 0.093   9.5s 11.6 0.39 0.29  165     TYC 1864-00504-1     675 Ludmilla         51   0.0       93%    2  177   6  1  5.231  23 21 25.34      1861
2010 Dec  9   12 54.7    93 0.044  11.6s 11.3  3.6  3.5  137     TYC 1927-01281-1     229 Adelinda         43   0.1  -5    0%   15  174   8 12 34.448  22 37 41.21      1874
2010 Dec 10    7 14.2    86 0.049   5.3s 11.7  1.4  1.4  168     UCAC2 42725764       416 Vaticana         83   0.1        0%   21  133   5 43 52.585  31 22 41.38      1882
2010 Dec 10    7 25.1    52 0.042   7.8s 11.6  2.6  2.6  152     UCAC2 38013975       846 Lipperta         45   0.1        0%   21   98   3  9 58.941  17 52 49.40      1883
2010 Dec 10   12 53.1    67 0.053   7.1s 11.4  1.0  1.0  151     TYC 2455-00094-1      55 Pandora          35   0.4  -5    0%   23  147   7 12 10.751  33 24 31.41      1885
2010 Dec 11   10  6.7    69 0.055   6.3s 10.8  2.5  2.5  156     TYC 2437-00034-1    1115 Sabauda          63   0.5        0%   30  134   6 55 57.621  31 49 31.56      1889
2010 Dec 14    4  4.6    18 0.010   2.3s 10.1  6.5  6.7  108     TYC 4683-00059-1    6136 Gryphon          36   0.1        0%   55   22   1  0  5.794 - 7 26 28.01      1904
2010 Dec 16   11  5.5    30 0.024   2.0s 10.1  4.3  4.1  168     TYC 1314-00784-1    1609 Brenda           32   0.4        0%   76   68   6 13 50.793  15 24  5.76      1914
2010 Dec 17    3 27.7    54 0.033   3.9s 11.1  3.4  3.3  172     TYC 1287-01696-1     609 Fulvia           51   0.2        0%   82   47   5 18 53.936  17  5 22.77      1915
2010 Dec 18    5 56.9    83 0.064   6.7s 11.7  1.7  1.6  176     TYC 1863-01724-1     348 May              74   0.2        0%   89   42   5 59 43.282  23  2 14.17      1922
2010 Dec 18   11 47.6    23 0.011   0.7s 10.5  6.9  7.0   63     TYC 4972-00313-1    2081 Sazava           36   0.2        0%   91  151  13 30 36.734 - 6  5 45.36      1923
2010 Dec 20    6 56.3    33 0.020   4.6s  9.0  7.5  7.5  137     HIP  13678          5316 Filatov          38   0.2        0%   99   30   2 56 11.924  13 54 46.03      1935
2010 Dec 21    0 46.3    98 0.023   2.7s 10.2  6.8  6.7   41     HIP 102600          2674 Pandarus         17   0.1        0%  100  135  20 47 34.292 -16 43 57.95      1938
2010 Dec 24    5  6.0   157 0.099  11.0s 11.2  1.4  1.3  164     TYC 2445-01074-1      93 Minerva          63   0.1        8%   90   31   7  2 26.596  35  1 53.96      1951
2010 Dec 24    5 36.5    15 0.014   1.2s 10.3  3.5  3.7  167     TYC 2437-00001-1     341 California       70   0.4        0%   90   31   6 54  2.433  31 38 33.96      1952
2010 Dec 24    6 48.3    72 0.024   4.7s 11.8  4.5  4.8  154     HIP 20605           2260 Neoptolemus      55   0.2        0%   89   63   4 24 48.125  15 52 28.60      1953
2010 Dec 25    5 51.9    40 0.026   3.0s 11.3  3.6  3.6  175     UCAC2 41338199      1298 Nocturna         79   0.3        0%   81   54   6  2 57.838  27 18 36.56      1960
2010 Dec 25   12 12.3    30 0.020   2.3s  9.6  6.3  6.5  171     TYC 2424-00662-1    3078 Horrocks         20   0.3        0%   79   57   6 11  5.998  32 28 22.42      1963
2010 Dec 26    6 46.6    28 0.015   2.3s  9.9  6.8  6.7  144     HIP  18447          6355 Univermoscow     58   0.5        0%   71   94   3 56 35.392  44 36 40.92      1966
2010 Dec 31    1 43.9    28 0.029   2.8s 11.7  2.3  2.3  160     UCAC2 35157066       565 Marbachia        34   0.1       10%   20  139   5 36 51.862   9 55 47.44      1990
2010 Dec 31    5 52.5   166 0.005   7.1s 13.2  9.7  9.7  157     UCAC2 39098062    123509 2000 WK183    *  69   0.1        0%   18  151   5  4 12.977  20 53 58.51      1994

Upcoming Pathfinder Observatory Lunar Events

GRAZES
Grazing Occultations near Bartlesville OK
E. Longitude - 95 57 10.0,  Latitude  36 43  5.0,  Alt.  225m;  Telescope dia 20cm;  dMag 0.0
       day  Time   P   Star  Sp  Mag  Mag    % Elon Sun Moon      Cusp angle   Distance       Azimuth    Path formula
 y   m  d  h  m  s      No  D     v    r V  ill     Alt Alt               o          km 
10 Feb 22  2 49 19 Gr    598SG0  5.5  5.0S  51+  91     56 ** GRAZE: CA -7.7S; Dist. 54km in az.  12deg. [Lat = 37.22-0.18(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Feb 22 22 47 51 Gr    743SA0  5.8  5.8   60+ 102  15 57 ** GRAZE: CA  4.0S; Dist. 14km in az. 337deg. [Lat = 36.86+0.35(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Feb 25  7 38  9 Gr   1110SF0  3.5  3.3   83+ 132     34 ** GRAZE: CA 15.1N; Dist. 85km in az.  40deg. [Lat = 37.72-0.68(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar  6 10 46  4 Gr   2273 B8  5.9  5.9v  62- 104     29 ** GRAZE: CA  2.5S; Dist.131km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 35.30-0.53(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 21  2 30 29 Gr    559SF0  6.5  6.3   25+  60     35 ** GRAZE: CA 12.9N; Dist.137km in az. 203deg. [Lat = 35.38-0.33(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 21  2 59 17 Gr    567MA0  6.8        25+  60     30 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3N; Dist. 37km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 36.35-0.37(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 23  3 14 33 Gr    882SG8  5.0  4.4S  46+  85     49 ** GRAZE: CA-14.1S; Dist. 23km in az. 210deg. [Lat = 36.48-0.47(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr  5 10 30 58 Gr   2659 M3  6.2  5.2v  59- 100     27 ** GRAZE: CA  4.4N; Dist.104km in az. 184deg. [Lat = 35.78-0.05(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr 20 22 17 16 Gr   1125cF6  6.5  6.3   41+  80  32 64 ** GRAZE: CA  6.9N; Dist. 40km in az. 186deg. [Lat = 36.36-0.09(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr 20 22 50 15 Gr   1129SF5  5.3  5.0   41+  80  25 68 ** GRAZE: CA  8.7N; Dist.139km in az.  11deg. [Lat = 38.00-0.16(E.Long+95.95)]
10 May 30 10 52 35 Gr   2692 K3  5.5  4.6   94- 151  -3 20 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6N; Dist. 43km in az. 322deg. [Lat = 37.21+0.64(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Jun 18  1 55 43 Gr   1566cK4  6.3  5.6   37+  75  -2 40 ** GRAZE: CA 10.4N; Dist.133km in az.  45deg. [Lat = 38.41-0.80(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Aug  6 18 49 34 Gr    882SG8  5.0  4.4S  16-  47  70 42 ** GRAZE: CA-13.8N; Dist. 75km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 35.92-0.51(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Aug 29 10 36 49 Gr    233cB9  6.2  6.3S  81- 128     64 ** GRAZE: CA -3.4S; Dist. 59km in az. 157deg. [Lat = 36.14+0.35(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Sep 29  4 46 11 Gr    714 F7  6.2  5.9   70- 113     16 ** GRAZE: CA  3.4N; Dist. 33km in az. 326deg. [Lat = 37.08+0.54(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct  2 11 25 45 Gr   1186 K1  6.0  5.4   35-  73 -12 58 ** GRAZE: CA -7.2N; Dist. 45km in az. 186deg. [Lat = 36.31-0.08(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 13 22 17 24 Gr   2714 A3  6.2  6.1   41+  79  17 28 ** GRAZE: CA  5.8S; Dist. 90km in az. 176deg. [Lat = 35.91+0.06(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 16  6 17 36 Gr   3005 A5  6.2  6.1   62+ 104      2 ** GRAZE: CA 13.0S; Dist. 41km in az. 338deg. [Lat = 37.12+0.32(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 28  3 40 30 Gr    976SM3  2.9  2.0v  74- 119      5 ** GRAZE: CA -3.1S; Dist. 85km in az. 152deg. [Lat = 35.85+0.43(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 31 15 28  7 Gr   1410WK3  5.1  4.4   38-  76  27 50 ** GRAZE: CA 15.3S; Dist. 24km in az.  44deg. [Lat = 37.01-0.77(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Nov 14  3 21 51 Gr   3187 M3  6.0  5.2v  54+  94     29 ** GRAZE: CA-14.5N; Dist.133km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 38.12+0.49(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Nov 25  5  4 25 Gr   1086cG9  6.4  6.0   86- 136     33 ** GRAZE: CA  2.1N; Dist. 92km in az. 163deg. [Lat = 35.85+0.24(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Nov 25 11 59 56 Gr   1113wM0  5.1  4.3s  85- 134     53 ** GRAZE: CA-13.8N; Dist.  3km in az.  37deg. [Lat = 36.75-0.60(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Dec 17 23 28 44 Gr    411SG0  7.0     S  88+ 139  -4 36 ** GRAZE: CA 10.1S; Dist. 56km in az. 321deg. [Lat = 37.37+0.65(E.Long+95.95)]
TOTALS
Occultation prediction for Bartlesville OK
E. Longitude - 95 57 10.0,  Latitude  36 43  5.0,  Alt.  225m;  Telescope dia 20cm;  dMag 1.0
       day  Time   P   Star  Sp  Mag  Mag    % Elon Sun  Moon   CA   PA  VA  AA Libration   A   B   RV   Cct durn R.A. (J2000)  Dec
 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 "/sec   o sec  h  m   s    o  m  s
10 Feb 16 21 45 56 d    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v   7+  30  24 52 215  72N  41  14  64 -5.0 -5.9 +1.4+1.4 .340   11 .06 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Feb 16 23  6 45 r    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v   7+  31  10 40 239 -82N 247 204 270 -5.3 -6.0 +1.5-0.1 .366  169 .06 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Feb 19 22  4 54 d     311cA3  6.6  6.5   29+  65  22 71 159  58N  36  53  56 -7.0 -6.1 +1.4+2.5 .319   25      2  7 46.0  18  1 46
       311 is double: ** 6.6 9.0 0.030" 287.0**
       311 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1175). Observations are highly desired
10 Feb 20 20 50 40 d X 54005DA2  5.6  5.5S  38+  76  33 54 104  86N  68 125  86 -6.9 -5.5 +1.3+1.7 .404   -4      2 59 12.7  21 20 24
   X 54005 is double: BA 5.6 5.2 1.4"  32.5
   X 54005 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
   X 54005 = NSV 1001, 4.63, 
10 Feb 20 20 50 41 D     440SA2  4.7     S  38+  76  33 54 104  86N  68 125  86 -6.9 -5.5 +1.3+1.7 .404   -4      2 59 12.7  21 20 25
   R440 = epsilon Arietis
       440 is triple: AB 5.17 5.57 1.42" 212.5 : AC 5.2 12.7 145" 192.0
       440 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       440 = NSV 1001, 4.63, 
10 Feb 20 22 11  1 r X 54005DA2  5.6  5.5S  39+  77  21 69 130 -79S 241 283 258 -7.1 -5.6 +1.7+1.7 .365 -176      2 59 12.7  21 20 24
   X 54005 is double: BA 5.6 5.2 1.4"  32.5
   X 54005 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
   X 54005 = NSV 1001, 4.63, 
10 Feb 20 22 11  3 r     440SA2  4.7     S  39+  77  21 69 130 -79S 241 283 258 -7.1 -5.6 +1.7+1.7 .365 -176      2 59 12.7  21 20 25
   R440 = epsilon Arietis
       440 is triple: AB 5.17 5.57 1.42" 212.5 : AC 5.2 12.7 145" 192.0
       440 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       440 = NSV 1001, 4.63, 
10 Feb 22  2 49 19 Gr    598SG0  5.5  5.0S  51+  91     56 ** GRAZE: CA -7.7S; Dist. 54km in az.  12deg. [Lat = 37.22-0.18(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Feb 22  2 49 45 m     598SG0  5.5  5.0S  51+  91     56 259  -8S 177 117 189 -7.8 -4.6 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      4  4 21.7  24  6 22
   R598 = 36 Tauri
       598 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.5 5.5 0.027" 199.5 : AB 5.5 12.2 25.8" 258.0
       598 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       598 = NSV 15883, 5.47, 
10 Feb 22 22 47 40 m     743SA0  5.8  5.8   60+ 102  15 57 100   4S 170 231 178 -6.6 -3.5 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      4 58  9.4  25  3  1
   R743 = 98 Tauri
       743 is triple: AC 5.8 10.1 93" 291.2 : AB 5.8 13.3 142" 358.0
10 Feb 22 22 47 51 Gr    743SA0  5.8  5.8   60+ 102  15 57 ** GRAZE: CA  4.0S; Dist. 14km in az. 337deg. [Lat = 36.86+0.35(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Feb 24  4 44 15 D     936cK0  5.8  5.3   73+ 117     57 259  31S 150  91 151 -6.6 -1.7 +0.5-3.3 .307  -45      6 11 32.3  24 25 13
   R936 = 5 Geminorum
       936 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.050" 350.0**
       936 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1300). Observations are highly desired
10 Feb 24  5 35  5 r     936cK0  5.8  5.3   73+ 118     47 268 -59S 241 179 241 -6.6 -1.6 +1.8+0.1 .331 -135      6 11 32.3  24 25 13
   R936 = 5 Geminorum
       936 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.050" 350.0**
       936 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1300). Observations are highly desired
10 Feb 24  7 27 49 m     954cG8  6.1  5.6S  74+ 118     25 282 -14S 196 136 195 -6.7 -1.3 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      6 16 19.0  23 58 12
   R954 = 8 Geminorum
       954 is double: ** 6.9 6.9 0.10"  90.0**
       954 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 288). Observations are highly desired
       954 = NSV 16812, 6.08, , Type VAR:
10 Feb 24 23 27 26 d    1078 B8  6.0  6.0   81+ 129   8 40  90  47S 140 200 135 -4.5 -0.3 +1.5-1.0 .351  -43      7  5 18.4  22 38 15
   R1078 = 44 Geminorum
10 Feb 25  0 20 14 r    1078 B8  6.0  6.0   82+ 129  -2 51  99 -49S 236 295 231 -4.6 -0.3 +1.2+2.7 .325 -137      7  5 18.4  22 38 15
   R1078 = 44 Geminorum
10 Feb 25  7 31 34 D    1110SF0  3.5  3.3   83+ 132     35 273  31N  38 338  32 -5.4 +0.4 +3.3+2.5 .142   75      7 20  7.4  21 58 56
   R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum
      1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.001" 285.3 : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0** : AB 3.5 8.2 5.6" 227.2
      1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired
10 Feb 25  7 38  9 Gr   1110SF0  3.5  3.3   83+ 132     34 ** GRAZE: CA 15.1N; Dist. 85km in az.  40deg. [Lat = 37.72-0.68(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Feb 25  7 47 38 R    1110SF0  3.5  3.3   84+ 132     32 275   0N   7 307   1 -5.4 +0.5 -2.2-5.5 .146  105      7 20  7.4  21 58 56
   R1110 = Wasat = delta Geminorum
      1110 is quadruple: A 3.5 8.2 0.001" 285.3 : **BC 9.0 9.0 0.50" 126.0** : AB 3.5 8.2 5.6" 227.2
      1110 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1061). Observations are highly desired
10 Feb 26  9 28 27 D    1262cF6  6.1  5.9   92+ 147     21 276  68S 123  66 110 -3.7 +2.4 +0.1-1.6 .595   -7      8 25 49.9  17  2 47
   R1262 = 25 Cancri
      1262 is double: ** 8.0 8.0 0.10"  90.0**
      1262 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 199). Observations are highly desired
10 Mar  3  4 55 15 R    1858 K5  6.3  5.6   90- 144     18 122  78S 289 333 266 +6.7 +7.0 +0.8+0.5 .497 -167     12 57 12.7 -12  4  1
10 Mar  4  5 27 53 r    1993cK3  6.6  5.9   82- 131     11 122   9N  16  62 355 +7.8 +6.9 -2.8-7.3 .112  103 .01 13 54 21.4 -17 10 48
      1993 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  98.0**
      1993 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 856). Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 1993 to Terminator = 15.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.5"
10 Mar  6 10 32 47 d    2273 B8  5.9  5.9v  62- 104     27 167 -15S 179 190 165 +7.8 +5.7 -0.5-4.4 .105  -73     15 54 39.5 -25 14 37
   R2273 = 3 Scorpii (V927)
      2273 = V0927 Sco, 5.8, range 0.03, V, Type SXARI, Period 1.45937 days, Phase 16 %
10 Mar  6 10 46  4 Gr   2273 B8  5.9  5.9v  62- 104     29 ** GRAZE: CA  2.5S; Dist.131km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 35.30-0.53(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar  6 10 58 45 R    2273 B8  5.9  5.9v  62- 104     28 174  19S 212 218 199 +7.7 +5.7 +4.3+4.1 .104 -108     15 54 39.5 -25 14 37
   R2273 = 3 Scorpii (V927)
      2273 = V0927 Sco, 5.8, range 0.03, V, Type SXARI, Period 1.45937 days, Phase 16 %
10 Mar 11 10 53 30 R    2963WK2  5.3  4.6   16-  48      5 118  86N 261 310 273 +2.8 -0.8 +0.8+1.5 .408  175     20 19 23.6 -19  7  7
   R2963 = sigma Capricorni
      2963 is double: AB 5.4 9.4 57" 180.2
10 Mar 11 15 51 47 d    2981SB4  5.1  5.1   15-  46  35 35 185 -24N  11   7  23 +1.7 -1.1 +0.6+2.5 .212   49     20 27 19.2 -18 12 42
   R2981 = pi Capricorni
      2981 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.3      0.10" 306.0 : AB 5.1 8.5 3.2" 146.1 : AC 5.2 14.1 41"  39.8
      2981 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 11 16 51 51 r    2981SB4  5.1  5.1   15-  46  43 32 202  60N 287 268 299 +1.5 -1.2 +3.2-1.5 .224  132     20 27 19.2 -18 12 42
   R2981 = pi Capricorni
      2981 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.3      0.10" 306.0 : AB 5.1 8.5 3.2" 146.1 : AC 5.2 14.1 41"  39.8
      2981 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 13 11 55 12 r    3205cK0  6.9  6.4    5-  26  -9  6 108  42S 207 258 226 -0.1 -3.3 +0.6+2.7 .331 -140     21 53  1.0 -10 33 45
      3205 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  90.0**
      3205 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1612). Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 13 12 35 59 r    3208SB9  6.5         5-  26  -1 14 114  85S 250 299 269 -0.2 -3.3 +0.9+1.8 .406  175     21 53 36.0 -10 18 42
      3208 is triple: AB     1.8 0.002" 350.0 : AB 8.66 6.71 0.14" 130.7
      3208 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 19 18 34 56 d     399SA0  5.7  5.8   15+  45  53 51 104  82S  76 133  95 -5.6 -5.4 +1.4+1.5 .399  -13      2 42 21.9  20  0 41
   R399 = mu Arietis
       399 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.7 6.2 0.046" 301.5 : B     2.4 0.45" 725.4 : AB 5.7 12.2 19.2" 264.9
       399 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 20 18 59 28 d     521 A2  6.7  6.7v  23+  57  53 47  95  24N   9  69  23 -5.7 -4.7 -0.7+4.4 .214   60      3 36 58.0  23 12 40
   R521 = 9 Tauri (V486)
       521 = V0486 Tau, 6.65 to 6.78, V, Type ACV, Period 10.61 days, Phase 79 %
10 Mar 21  1  7  5 D   76189SF8  7.0  6.7   25+  60  -7 52 263  61N  46 345  59 -6.8 -4.7 +1.9+1.1 .303   39      3 47 17.1  23 43 36
     76189 is quadruple: AB 7.0 11.0 67" 227.5 : AD 7.0 12.0 131" 243.9 : AC 7.0 11.0 148" 254.0
10 Mar 21  1 25 31 D     550wA1  7.0  7.0   25+  60 -11 48 266  32N  18 316  31 -6.8 -4.7 +2.6+4.8 .149   68      3 47 21.0  23 48 12
       550 is double: AB 7.1 14.0 29.4" 276.8
10 Mar 21  1 37 56 D     556SB8  5.4  5.5S  25+  60     45 267  43S 122  61 135 -6.9 -4.7 +0.9-2.5 .335  -35      3 48 20.8  23 25 16
       556 is triple: ** 5.7 7.7 0.050" 350.0** : AB 5.4 12.0 177" 297.2
       556 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 299). Observations are highly desired
       556 = NSV 1321, 5.44, 
10 Mar 21  1 52 36 r     550wA1  7.0  7.0   25+  60     42 270 -10N 335 274 349 -6.9 -4.6 -0.3-6.4 .155  112      3 47 21.0  23 48 12
       550 is double: AB 7.1 14.0 29.4" 276.8
10 Mar 21  2  4 31 r   76189SF8  7.0  6.7   25+  60     40 272 -39N 307 246 320 -6.9 -4.6 +0.6-2.8 .331  140      3 47 17.1  23 43 36
     76189 is quadruple: AB 7.0 11.0 67" 227.5 : AD 7.0 12.0 131" 243.9 : AC 7.0 11.0 148" 254.0
10 Mar 21  2 21 55 D     564SB8  6.2  6.2S  25+  60     37 274  73N  58 357  72 -7.0 -4.6 +1.3+0.0 .383   30      3 49 43.5  23 42 43
       564 is triple: AB 6.2 10.0 96" 104.1 : AC 6.2 12.0 116" 201.4
       564 = NSV 15798, 6.17, , Type VAR:
10 Mar 21  2 29  8 M     559SF0  6.5  6.3   25+  60     35 275  13N 358 297  12 -7.0 -4.6 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      3 48 56.9  23 51 26
   R559 = 26 Tauri
       559 is quadruple: AB 6.4 9.3 0.009" 376.1 : AB 6.5 14.0 78" 241.7 : AC 6.5 15.3 86" 331.9
10 Mar 21  2 30 29 Gr    559SF0  6.5  6.3   25+  60     35 ** GRAZE: CA 12.9N; Dist.137km in az. 203deg. [Lat = 35.38-0.33(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 21  2 37 17 r     556SB8  5.4  5.5S  25+  60     34 276 -67S 233 172 246 -7.0 -4.6 +1.2+0.2 .370 -145      3 48 20.8  23 25 16
       556 is triple: ** 5.7 7.7 0.050" 350.0** : AB 5.4 12.0 177" 297.2
       556 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 299). Observations are highly desired
       556 = NSV 1321, 5.44, 
10 Mar 21  2 58 53 M     567MA0  6.8        25+  60     30 279  13N 359 299  12 -7.0 -4.5 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      3 49 58.0  23 50 55
       567 is triple: AB 6.81 10.15 3.20" 234.0 : AC 6.8 10.5 10.0" 235.0
10 Mar 21  2 59 17 Gr    567MA0  6.8        25+  60     30 ** GRAZE: CA 13.3N; Dist. 37km in az. 205deg. [Lat = 36.35-0.37(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 21  3 19 44 r     564SB8  6.2  6.2S  25+  60     25 282 -47N 299 240 312 -7.0 -4.5 +0.1-2.1 .423  150      3 49 43.5  23 42 43
       564 is triple: AB 6.2 10.0 96" 104.1 : AC 6.2 12.0 116" 201.4
       564 = NSV 15798, 6.17, , Type VAR:
10 Mar 22  6  3  1 D     740 F0  6.3  6.2   36+  74      7 296  38S 135  82 142 -7.0 -3.0 -0.7-1.9 .468  -39      4 56 15.6  24 35 32
10 Mar 23  2 10 45 D     880WK2  6.8  6.0   46+  85     62 254  28S 151  92 153 -6.3 -2.0 +0.8-3.8 .261  -49      5 47 56.1  24 41 13
       880 is double: AB 6.9 7.7 94" 168.0
10 Mar 23  3  1 42 r     880WK2  6.8  6.0   46+  85     52 264 -55S 234 172 236 -6.4 -1.9 +2.2+0.8 .281 -131      5 47 56.1  24 41 13
       880 is double: AB 6.9 7.7 94" 168.0
10 Mar 23  3  8 43 d     882SG8  5.0  4.4S  46+  85     50 265  -5S 184 122 187 -6.4 -1.9 +9.9+9.9 .066  -81 .03  5 49  1.0  24 34  3
   R882 = 132 Tauri
       882 is triple: AB 4.9           126.0 : AC 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0
       882 = NSV 2650, 4.87, 
10 Mar 23  3 14 33 Gr    882SG8  5.0  4.4S  46+  85     49 ** GRAZE: CA-14.1S; Dist. 23km in az. 210deg. [Lat = 36.48-0.47(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Mar 23  3 19 37 r     882SG8  5.0  4.4S  46+  85     48 267 -23S 202 140 204 -6.4 -1.9 +9.9+9.9 .068  -99 .03  5 49  1.0  24 34  3
   R882 = 132 Tauri
       882 is triple: AB 4.9           126.0 : AC 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0
       882 = NSV 2650, 4.87, 
10 Mar 23  6 22 18 D     898 A0  6.0  5.9s  47+  87     13 290  40S 140  84 142 -6.6 -1.5 -0.6-2.0 .468  -37      5 56 56.1  24 14 59
       898 = NSV 16735, 6.08 to 6.13, Hp
10 Mar 24  0  7 18 d    1036 G8  6.5  6.1   56+  97   5 72 132  69S 115 155 112 -5.1 -0.6 +2.0-0.8 .371  -14      6 46 10.4  23 22 16
10 Mar 24  1 29 56 r    1036 G8  6.5  6.1   57+  98 -11 76 204 -88S 273 252 270 -5.4 -0.5 +2.2-0.3 .373 -167      6 46 10.4  23 22 16
10 Mar 24  1 55 43 D   78771 A0  6.8  6.8   57+  98     73 221  71S 113  78 110 -5.4 -0.5 +1.8-1.3 .388   -6      6 49  8.6  23 12  7
10 Mar 24  6 35 55 D    1059cG5  6.9  6.6   59+ 100     21 283  77S 108  50 104 -5.9 +0.1 +0.1-1.4 .570    1      6 58 11.7  22 28 33
      1059 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 230.0**
      1059 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 820). Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 24 23 23 34 d    1171 A1  6.5  6.5   67+ 110  14 52 105  61S 129 185 120 -4.0 +1.0 +1.6-0.7 .390  -24      7 45  9.3  20 18 58
   R1171 = 79 Geminorum
10 Mar 26  3 46 29 D    1323cG2  6.4  6.0   79+ 125     67 208  57N  71  47  56 -3.2 +3.0 +3.0+0.8 .268   51      8 51  1.5  15 21  2
   R1323 = 54 Cancri
      1323 is double: ** 6.6 8.0 0.050" 272.0**
      1323 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1396). Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 26  4 33 49 r    1323cG2  6.4  6.0   79+ 126     60 230 -21N 353 313 339 -3.3 +3.1 +0.0-3.6 .278  129      8 51  1.5  15 21  2
   R1323 = 54 Cancri
      1323 is double: ** 6.6 8.0 0.050" 272.0**
      1323 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1396). Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 27  2 32 55 M   98747 K5  6.9  6.1   88+ 139     58 141  17N  32  63  14 -1.3 +4.3 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      9 45 28.6  10 13 19
10 Mar 28  3 32 36 D    1564cF5  6.7        95+ 153     53 149  63N  77 101  55 +0.4 +5.6 +2.7+1.4 .289   49     10 42 37.5   3 34 59
   R1564 = 34 Sextantis
      1564 is double: AB 6.92 8.45 0.57" 249.6
      1564 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Mar 30  5  0 30 d    1800 A0  5.5  5.5  100+ 174     40 151  20S  73  96  50 +4.0 +7.0 +2.8+1.6 .274   52     12 33 46.7 - 9 27  7
   R1800 = 21 Virginis
   Distance of 1800 to Terminator = 0.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Mar 30  5 46 18 R    1800 A0  5.5  5.5  100+ 174     43 166  87N 358   9 335 +3.9 +7.1 +0.0-2.7 .265  128     12 33 46.7 - 9 27  7
   R1800 = 21 Virginis
   Distance of 1800 to Terminator = 5.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Apr  1  6 14 57 R  158556WA2  6.8        93- 150     27 149  73S 281 307 261 +6.6 +6.6 +1.7+0.4 .407 -163     14 25 27.7 -19 57 57
    158556 is double: BA 7.2 6.6 35" 114.9
10 Apr  1  6 16 19 R    2066SA1  6.6  6.6   93- 150     27 149  73S 281 307 261 +6.6 +6.6 +1.7+0.4 .406 -163     14 25 29.9 -19 58 12
      2066 is quadruple: ** 6.8 7.7 0.10"   0.0** : BC 7.16 8.37 1.21"  86.7 : AB 6.6 7.2 35" 294.9
      2066 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 204). Observations are highly desired
10 Apr  2 11 57  0 r  183548 M4  6.8  6.0v  86- 135  -3 18 219  84N 295 261 280 +6.3 +5.9 +1.7-1.5 .381  162     15 32 15.1 -23 52 49
    183548 = GG Lib, 6.83 to 6.93, V, Type SR:
10 Apr  3  6  1 53 M    2349SB1  2.9     v  79- 125      6 129   4S 196 240 185 +7.4 +4.7 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     16 21 11.3 -25 35 34
   R2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii
      2349 is triple: Aa,Ab 3.06 5.24 0.002" 197.6 : AB 2.9 8.4 2.9" 338.3
      2349 = sig Sco, 2.86 to 2.94, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.246839 days, Phase 20 %
   Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 4.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Apr  3 10 18 17 R    2364 A1  7.0  6.9   78- 124     28 183  32N 340 337 329 +6.7 +4.8 +1.9-2.8 .157  117     16 28 15.1 -25 27 14
10 Apr  4 11 37 52 R    2514 B9  6.4  6.5   68- 112  -6 27 189  61N 303 295 299 +6.1 +3.5 +2.6-1.3 .262  142     17 26 55.3 -25 56 36
10 Apr  5 10 30 58 Gr   2659 M3  6.2  5.2v  59- 100     27 ** GRAZE: CA  4.4N; Dist.104km in az. 184deg. [Lat = 35.78-0.05(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr  5 10 31 44 M    2659 M3  6.2  5.2v  59- 100     26 160   4N 354  11 354 +5.6 +2.1 +9.9+9.9 .000   90     18 21 31.4 -24 54 55
      2659 = V4028 Sgr, 6.1 to 6.38, V, Type SR:, Period 35. days
10 Apr  6 15 47 55 r    2822 A6  5.6  5.4   48-  88  43 17 224  68N 284 247 291 +3.4 +0.3 +1.9-1.8 .302  141     19 20 38.1 -22 24  9
10 Apr 16 22 39  9 d     501SK0  6.2         6+  29  27 56 257  60N  39 341  54 -5.6 -4.8 +1.9+1.7 .284   42      3 28 26.6  22 48 14
   R501 = 66 Arietis
       501 is quadruple: AB 6.2 10.4 0.7"  62.7 : Aa,Ab 6.0 7.4 1.6" 511.9 : AC 6.2 12.5 145" 229.5
       501 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 17  3 22 28 D     524 A0  6.7  6.7    7+  31      2 297  51S 110  59 125 -6.0 -4.4 -0.5-1.4 .551  -22      3 38 40.7  22 39 35
10 Apr 17 20 45 34 d     652SB3  6.4  6.3   12+  40  49 77 160  51S 116 134 127 -5.0 -3.8 +2.5-1.3 .291  -36      4 23 59.8  24 18  4
   R652 = 62 Tauri
       652 is triple: Ba,Bb 8.2 8.2      110.0 : AB 6.4 7.9 29.1" 290.0
10 Apr 19  0 17 49 m   77200SB9  6.7  6.6   21+  54   8 60 257  13N   9 309  14 -5.1 -2.2 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      5 29 16.3  25  8 57
     77200 is triple: Ba,Bb 6.8 10.1 1.0" 138.0 : BA 6.7 5.8 4.4"  28.2
     77200 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 19  0 17 53 m     822SB9  5.8  5.9S  21+  54   8 60 257  13N   9 309  14 -5.1 -2.2 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      5 29 16.5  25  9  1
   R822 = 118 Tauri
       822 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.8 12.1 1.8"  86.0 : AB 5.8 6.7 4.4" 208.2 : AC 5.8 12.0 140"  99.0
       822 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       822 = NSV 2009, 5.47, 
10 Apr 19  2  3 25 D     835 B8  7.0  6.9   21+  55     39 274  65S 111  49 115 -5.4 -2.0 +0.6-1.7 .463   -9      5 33 30.8  24 37 44
10 Apr 20 22 17 15 m    1125cF6  6.5  6.3   41+  80  32 64 118   7N  16  65   9 -3.3 +0.8 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      7 26 50.3  21 32  8
      1125 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.050" 350.0**
      1125 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1360). Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 20 22 17 16 Gr   1125cF6  6.5  6.3   41+  80  32 64 ** GRAZE: CA  6.9N; Dist. 40km in az. 186deg. [Lat = 36.36-0.09(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr 20 22 34 45 d    1129SF5  5.3  5.0   41+  80  29 67 125  31N  40  85  33 -3.4 +0.8 +2.7+5.8 .153   67      7 27 44.4  21 26 43
   R1129 = 63 Geminorum
      1129 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.3 7.3 0.070" 346.2 : AD 5.3 9.3 3.9"  97.0 : AB 5.3 10.9 42" 323.9 : AC 5.3 10.7 133" 221.1
      1129 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 20 22 50 15 Gr   1129SF5  5.3  5.0   41+  80  25 68 ** GRAZE: CA  8.7N; Dist.139km in az.  11deg. [Lat = 38.00-0.16(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Apr 20 23  6 25 r    1129SF5  5.3  5.0   41+  80  22 71 141 -14N 355  28 348 -3.5 +0.8 +0.9-6.4 .151  113      7 27 44.4  21 26 43
   R1129 = 63 Geminorum
      1129 is multiple: Aa,Ab 5.3 7.3 0.070" 346.2 : AD 5.3 9.3 3.9"  97.0 : AB 5.3 10.9 42" 323.9 : AC 5.3 10.7 133" 221.1
      1129 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 21  4  4 16 D    1150cK0  6.7  6.1   43+  82     36 270  60S 130  71 122 -4.2 +1.4 +0.3-2.0 .487  -15      7 37  5.5  20  9 24
      1150 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  90.0**
      1150 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1368). Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 21 22 43 29 d    1262cF6  6.1  5.9   53+  93  27 56 116  45S 149 198 137 -2.4 +2.4 +1.4-2.0 .329  -37      8 25 49.9  17  2 47
   R1262 = 25 Cancri
      1262 is double: ** 8.0 8.0 0.10"  90.0**
      1262 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 199). Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 27  8 57 54 d    1893 K0  6.9  6.3   98+ 164     17 237  59S 123  79 100 +3.2 +7.4 +1.0-1.8 .461  -10     13 11 21.7 -13 57 44
10 Apr 30  4 46 49 R    2269cB5  5.4  5.4   96- 157     16 138  56S 258 294 245 +6.3 +5.1 +1.6+1.4 .372 -149     15 53 53.9 -24 31 59
      2269 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.10"  90.0**
      2269 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 161). Observations are highly desired
10 Apr 30  6 19 30 d    2286 B5  5.4  5.5v  96- 157     25 157 -74S 127 148 115 +6.1 +5.2 +1.4-0.3 .356  -21     15 58 34.9 -24 49 53
      2286 = V0913 Sco, 5.4 to 5.47, V, Type SXARI, Period 0.492 days
10 Apr 30  7 37 49 R    2286 B5  5.4  5.5v  96- 156     29 177  61S 262 265 249 +5.8 +5.2 +2.4+0.3 .336 -159     15 58 34.9 -24 49 53
      2286 = V0913 Sco, 5.4 to 5.47, V, Type SXARI, Period 0.492 days
10 Apr 30 10 39  1 R    2299 K2  6.2  5.5   96- 156 -10 18 219  58N 322 288 310 +5.3 +5.1 +2.1-2.6 .258  130     16  3 54.7 -24 43 35
10 May  1  4 47 51 r    2424dA0  6.9  6.9   91- 145      7 129  85N 286 329 278 +6.3 +3.9 +0.7+0.7 .447  176     16 52 16.1 -25 36  2
      2424 is double: AB 6.9 11.0 2.4" 352.8
10 May  6 11 48 58 d    3131wF0  5.5  5.3   47-  87   4 38 160 -86S  76  92  93 +0.6 -3.1 +2.3+1.0 .308  -19     21 24 11.5 -12 52 41
   R3131 = 18 Aquarii
      3131 is double: AB 5.5 13.0 51" 311.7
10 May  6 13 14 29 r    3131wF0  5.5  5.3   47-  86  20 40 187  53S 216 209 232 +0.2 -3.3 +1.4+1.5 .311 -161     21 24 11.5 -12 52 41
   R3131 = 18 Aquarii
      3131 is double: AB 5.5 13.0 51" 311.7
10 May  9 13  2 31 r    3482cF6  5.7  5.4   20-  53  19 47 137  87N 253 286 276 -3.1 -5.7 +1.9+1.4 .338  160     23 36 23.3   2  6  8
   R3482 = 16 Piscium
      3482 is double: AB 6.3 6.7       53.0
10 May 17  1 28  2 d     956 B3  6.2  6.0v  10+  38  -1 32 277  80N  82  21  82 -4.1 -0.6 +0.8-0.9 .470   25      6 16 58.7  23 44 27
   R956 = 9 Geminorum
       956 = PX Gem, 6.33 to 6.38, Hp, Type ACYG, Period 13.700 days, Phase  8 %
10 May 17  1 32  9 M     954cG8  6.1  5.6S  10+  38  -2 31 278  15N  16 316  16 -4.1 -0.6 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      6 16 19.0  23 58 12
   R954 = 8 Geminorum
       954 is double: ** 6.9 6.9 0.10"  90.0**
       954 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 288). Observations are highly desired
       954 = NSV 16812, 6.08, , Type VAR:
10 May 17  2 18 43 D     960 G5  6.6  6.1   11+  38 -10 23 283  83N  84  26  84 -4.1 -0.5 +0.4-1.0 .520   22      6 18 54.4  23 36 12
   R960 = 10 Geminorum
10 May 17  2 22  8 r     956 B3  6.2  6.0v  11+  38 -11 22 284 -51N 310 252 310 -4.1 -0.5 -0.2-1.9 .512  155      6 16 58.7  23 44 27
   R956 = 9 Geminorum
       956 = PX Gem, 6.33 to 6.38, Hp, Type ACYG, Period 13.700 days, Phase  8 %
10 May 17  2 30 20 D     962 B0  6.9  6.8v  11+  38     20 285  75S 107  49 106 -4.1 -0.4 +0.0-1.4 .569   -1      6 19 19.3  23 28 10
   R962 = 11 Geminorum (LU)
       962 = LU Gem, 7.21 to 7.24, B, Type BCEP, Period 0.21909 days
10 May 17  2 45  0 D     964SA0  7.0  6.7   11+  38     17 286  31S 151  94 150 -4.1 -0.4 -0.6-2.4 .408  -45      6 19 22.5  23 16 28
   R964 = 12 Geminorum
       964 is triple: AB 6.9 8.7 58"  88.1 : AC 6.9 9.6 62"  59.0
10 May 18 18 41 20 d    1217 B9  6.2  6.2   26+  62  72 34  91  36N  49 107  38 -1.2 +2.1 +0.6+3.6 .272   55      8  4 45.3  18 50 31
10 May 18 23 37 34 d   97646SG0  6.2        28+  63  20 68 212  22S 172 145 161 -1.9 +2.5 +0.3-4.1 .238  -54      8 12 13.2  17 38 54
     97646 is multiple: Ca,Cb 6.3 7.1 0.19"  61.8 : CB 5.8 6.3 5.8" 250.3 : C-AB 6.2 5.3 5.9" 248.2 : CA 5.8 5.3 6.2" 248.7
     97646 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 18 23 37 41 d    1236SG0  5.1        28+  63  20 68 212  21S 173 146 161 -1.9 +2.5 +0.2-4.2 .235  -55      8 12 12.8  17 38 52
   R1236 = Tegmine = zeta Cancri
      1236 is multiple: AB 5.30 6.25 1.07"  36.4 : AB-C 5.3 6.2 5.9"  68.2 : AC 5.3 5.8 6.2"  68.7 : AB,D 5.3 8.9 278" 107.0
      1236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 18 23 37 44 d X108006M    6.2  5.9   28+  63  20 68 212  21S 173 146 161 -1.9 +2.5 +0.2-4.2 .235  -55      8 12 12.8  17 38 51
   X108006 is triple: BA 6.3 5.3 1.1" 216.4 : BC 6.3 5.8 5.8"  70.3
   X108006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 19  0 18 52 d    1241SA0  6.5  6.3   28+  64  12 63 231  81S 113  72 102 -2.0 +2.5 +1.6-1.4 .419    6      8 14 11.1  17 40 33
      1241 is quadruple: AB 6.4 12.3 1.6" 328.5 : AC 6.4 9.2 63" 301.0 : AB-D 6.5 8.9 230" 325.2
      1241 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 19  0 23 14 r    1236SG0  5.1        28+  64  11 62 234 -50S 244 201 233 -2.0 +2.6 +3.0+0.8 .245 -125      8 12 12.8  17 38 52
   R1236 = Tegmine = zeta Cancri
      1236 is multiple: AB 5.30 6.25 1.07"  36.4 : AB-C 5.3 6.2 5.9"  68.2 : AC 5.3 5.8 6.2"  68.7 : AB,D 5.3 8.9 278" 107.0
      1236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 19  1 32  5 r    1241SA0  6.5  6.3   28+  64  -2 50 253 -69N 305 251 293 -2.2 +2.7 +0.9-1.9 .456  174      8 14 11.1  17 40 33
      1241 is quadruple: AB 6.4 12.3 1.6" 328.5 : AC 6.4 9.2 63" 301.0 : AB-D 6.5 8.9 230" 325.2
      1241 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 May 20  5  8 28 D    1381wA2  6.4  6.4   41+  79     15 273  32S 166 111 150 -1.2 +4.7 -0.3-2.5 .377  -49      9 17 51.4  11 30  4
      1381 is double: AB 6.4 12.8 20.9" 275.5
10 May 20 20 11 42 d    1465cK3  6.1  5.3   49+  89  61 25  99  74N  94 147  75 +0.8 +5.0 +0.8+1.1 .464   21      9 58  7.6   8 18 50
      1465 is double: ** 7.1 7.1 0.10"  32.0**
      1465 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 817). Observations are highly desired
10 May 20 21 24 18 D    1468 M2  4.7  3.9s  50+  89  47 39 112  76N  96 145  77 +0.7 +5.1 +1.4+0.9 .418   23 .01 10  0 12.8   8  2 39
   R1468 = Yu Neu = pi Leonis
      1468 = NSV 4699, 4.67 to 4.76, V
10 May 20 22 31 38 r    1468 M2  4.7  3.9s  50+  90  33 51 129 -56N 325   4 305 +0.6 +5.2 +1.2-1.4 .391  157 .01 10  0 12.8   8  2 39
   R1468 = Yu Neu = pi Leonis
      1468 = NSV 4699, 4.67 to 4.76, V
10 May 21  4  9  3 D    1489cK0  6.6  5.9   52+  92     33 251  36S 165 115 145 -0.1 +5.8 +0.2-2.7 .357  -43     10  9 14.9   6 10 15
   R1489 = 16 Sextantis
      1489 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 272.0**
      1489 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 831). Observations are highly desired
10 May 22  5 17  6 D    1605 K3  6.0  5.3   64+ 106     26 249  67S 134  85 112 +1.0 +6.8 +0.7-2.0 .475  -13     11  3 36.6 - 0  0  3
   R1605 = 62 Leonis
10 May 23  2 25 54 D    1713cK0  5.6  5.1   73+ 118 -11 48 185  58S 143 139 120 +2.5 +7.1 +1.3-1.6 .391  -16     11 51  2.2 - 5 20  0
      1713 is double: AB 5.6      0.009" 106.8
10 May 23  3 41 11 r    1713cK0  5.6  5.1   74+ 118     43 211 -89S 289 265 266 +2.3 +7.3 +1.8-1.2 .399 -164     11 51  2.2 - 5 20  0
      1713 is double: AB 5.6      0.009" 106.8
10 May 25  4 11 54 D    1960cK3  6.7  5.9   91+ 145     37 185  88N 101  96  79 +4.3 +7.2 +2.2-0.4 .367   18     13 39 58.5 -16 26 48
      1960 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10" 139.0**
      1960 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 830). Observations are highly desired
10 May 26  3 45 19 D    2084 A3  6.5  6.4   96+ 157     31 164  61N  66  80  47 +5.1 +6.5 +3.0+1.5 .252   50     14 34 50.7 -20 26 22
10 May 27  4  5 36 d  183548 M4  6.8  6.0v  99+ 170     26 156  24S 144 165 130 +5.5 +5.6 +1.0-0.9 .318  -35     15 32 15.1 -23 52 49
    183548 = GG Lib, 6.83 to 6.93, V, Type SR:
   Distance of 183548 to Terminator = 2.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 May 27  9 12  6 d    2237 K3  5.0  4.3s  99+ 171     12 227  39N  22 342   8 +4.6 +5.5 -0.4+2.7 .135   72 .02 15 40 16.9 -23 49  5
   R2237 = 42 Librae
      2237 = NSV 20363, 4.94 to 5.02, V
   Distance of 2237 to Terminator = 4.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 May 28  4 11 10 m    2371 B3  4.8  4.9S 100- 175     20 146  44N  13  43   3 +5.6 +4.4 +9.9+9.9 .000   90     16 30 12.5 -25  6 55
   R2371 = 22 Scorpii
      2371 = NSV 20658, 4.79, , Type VAR:
   Distance of 2371 to Terminator = 1.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 May 30 10 44 57 d    2692 K3  5.5  4.6   94- 151  -5 21 214   6N 352 323 354 +3.6 +1.2 -3.6+7.6 .074   79 .07 18 33 53.5 -24  1 56
   R2692 = 24 Sagittarii
   Distance of 2692 to Terminator = 1.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 May 30 10 45 21 r    2689 B3  6.8  6.8S  94- 151  -5 21 214  45N 313 284 315 +3.6 +1.2 +3.4-3.4 .176  118     18 33 14.4 -24  6 34
      2689 = NSV 24491, 6.81, , Type VAR:
10 May 30 10 52 35 Gr   2692 K3  5.5  4.6   94- 151  -3 20 ** GRAZE: CA 17.6N; Dist. 43km in az. 322deg. [Lat = 37.21+0.64(E.Long+95.95)]
   Distance of 2692 to Terminator = 17.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9"
10 May 30 11  0 23 R    2692 K3  5.5  4.6   94- 151  -2 19 217  29N 329 297 331 +3.6 +1.2 +6.4-8.4 .075  101 .07 18 33 53.5 -24  1 56
   R2692 = 24 Sagittarii
10 May 31  6 41  9 R    2822 A6  5.6  5.4   89- 141     21 143  76S 248 280 255 +3.7 +0.1 +1.8+1.5 .348 -170     19 20 38.1 -22 24  9
10 May 31  9 43 57 d    2838cK1  5.6  4.9   88- 140     31 188 -34N  26  19  33 +3.1 -0.1 +1.2+1.7 .250   41     19 26 19.2 -21 46 36
   R2838 = 50 Sagittarii
      2838 is double: ** 6.4 6.4 0.10"  90.0**
      2838 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 220). Observations are highly desired
10 May 31 10 51 30 R    2838cK1  5.6  4.9   88- 140  -4 27 205  66N 286 264 293 +2.8 -0.3 +2.6-1.4 .268  139     19 26 19.2 -21 46 36
   R2838 = 50 Sagittarii
      2838 is double: ** 6.4 6.4 0.10"  90.0**
      2838 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 220). Observations are highly desired
10 Jun  4 13 23 43 d    3320SK2  5.0  4.4   54-  94  25 46 207 -52N  30   9  51 -2.3 -5.2 +1.1+1.7 .317   22     22 37 45.4 - 4 13 41
   R3320 = Situla = kappa Aquarii
      3320 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10"  93.0** : AB 5.0 8.8 89" 241.9
      3320 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 342). Observations are highly desired
10 Jun  4 14 41  2 r    3320SK2  5.0  4.4   54-  94  41 36 229  82N 255 218 277 -2.6 -5.4 +1.7-0.4 .343  159     22 37 45.4 - 4 13 41
   R3320 = Situla = kappa Aquarii
      3320 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10"  93.0** : AB 5.0 8.8 89" 241.9
      3320 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 342). Observations are highly desired
10 Jun  8  9 54  4 d     233cB9  6.2  6.3S  18-  50     21  87 -82N  65 121  86 -5.0 -5.8 +0.2+1.7 .501   -2      1 35 46.4  14 39 41
   R233 = 101 Piscium
       233 is double: ** 7.0 7.0 0.10" 121.0**
       233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 803). Observations are highly desired
       233 = NSV 559, 6.22, 
10 Jun  8 10 58  4 R     233cB9  6.2  6.3S  18-  50  -2 34  96  76S 239 294 260 -5.0 -5.9 +0.6+1.9 .454 -178      1 35 46.4  14 39 41
   R233 = 101 Piscium
       233 is double: ** 7.0 7.0 0.10" 121.0**
       233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 803). Observations are highly desired
       233 = NSV 559, 6.22, 
10 Jun  9 20 14 27 r     399SA0  5.7  5.8    9-  34  62 32 273  55S 224 165 242 -6.5 -5.5 +1.1+0.6 .365 -144      2 42 21.9  20  0 41
   R399 = mu Arietis
       399 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.7 6.2 0.043" 305.9 : B     2.4 0.45" 730.3 : AB 5.7 12.2 19.2" 264.9
       399 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Jun 10 10 53 51 d     493 A0  6.9  6.9    5-  25  -3 17  75 -76N  68 125  84 -5.0 -4.4 -0.1+1.5 .563    3      3 24 34.5  22  2 25
10 Jun 14 21 50  6 d    1186 K1  6.0  5.4    8+  32  44 67 225  75N  88  52  79 -1.9 +2.0 +2.1-0.4 .375   28      7 51 56.8  19 19 30
10 Jun 16  3 27 37 D    1344 K5  6.5  5.7   17+  49     11 278  16S 184 129 169 -0.8 +4.4 -0.9-3.5 .224  -68      8 59 26.9  13  4 28
10 Jun 16 18 32 37 D    1428SA5  3.5  3.3   24+  59  76 31 102  90S 112 165  94 +1.5 +4.8 +0.9+0.3 .488    3      9 41  9.0   9 53 32
   R1428 = omicron Leonis
      1428 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 3.5      0.004"  22.0 : Aa,Ac 3.5      0.60" 268.0 : AB 3.6 10.8 97"  47.3
      1428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Jun 16 19 42  6 R    1428SA5  3.5  3.3   24+  59  69 44 115 -80N 301 349 283 +1.4 +4.8 +1.3-0.3 .448  177      9 41  9.0   9 53 32
   R1428 = omicron Leonis
      1428 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 3.5      0.004"  22.0 : Aa,Ac 3.5      0.60" 268.0 : AB 3.6 10.8 97"  47.3
      1428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Jun 17  3 46  5 D    1457 K0  6.8  6.3   27+  63     15 268  83N 105  51  87 +0.6 +5.7 +0.3-1.5 .555   13      9 55 55.0   7 40 38
10 Jun 18  1 47 19 D    1566cK4  6.3  5.6   37+  75  -1 43 232  29N  53  13  31 +2.0 +6.6 +4.0+1.7 .138   72     10 45  9.5   2 29 17
   R1566 = 36 Sextantis
      1566 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.030"   0.0**
      1566 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1418). Observations are highly desired
10 Jun 18  1 55 43 Gr   1566cK4  6.3  5.6   37+  75  -2 40 ** GRAZE: CA 10.4N; Dist.133km in az.  45deg. [Lat = 38.41-0.80(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Jun 18  2  9 40 r    1566cK4  6.3  5.6   37+  75  -5 39 238  -8N  16 333 354 +2.0 +6.6 -1.4-5.0 .142  108     10 45  9.5   2 29 17
   R1566 = 36 Sextantis
      1566 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.030"   0.0**
      1566 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1418). Observations are highly desired
10 Jun 18 21 55 12 m    1670 K4  4.8  4.0   47+  87  43 40 135 -12S 215 250 192 +3.8 +6.9 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     11 30 18.9 - 3  0 13
   R1670 = 87 Leonis
10 Jun 27  8  4 57 r    2777DA0  6.9  6.8s  99- 170     29 195  53N 303 289 308 +3.4 +0.4 +3.3-1.9 .200  126     19  4 14.2 -22 53 47
      2777 is double: AB 6.9 9.2 8.1" 308.1
      2777 = NSV 24673, 6.78 to 6.83, Hp
   Distance of 2777 to Terminator = 8.4"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0"
10 Jul  2  7 24  2 R    3370cG8  6.2  5.8   71- 115     30 119  62S 217 262 239 -2.1 -5.4 +0.9+2.4 .357 -159     22 58 15.5 - 2 23 43
      3370 is double: AB 6.2      0.12" 147.9
      3370 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Jul  3  9 58 14 d    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v  61- 103     51 144 -84S  71 100  94 -3.7 -6.1 +2.0+1.4 .328  -19 .07 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Jul  3 11 20 50 R    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v  61- 103   1 57 178  56S 212 214 235 -4.0 -6.2 +1.3+2.2 .314 -161 .07 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Jul  4  7 28 22 R      51cK0  6.8  6.1   53-  93     22  97  81S 238 292 261 -4.3 -6.1 +0.4+1.9 .450 -178      0 25 41.9   7 41 28
   R51 = 45 Piscium
        51 is double: ** 8.0 8.0 0.10"  60.0**
        51 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 228). Observations are highly desired
10 Jul  5  7 27 58 R     177 F5  6.9  6.6   43-  82     16  86  36S 194 250 217 -5.2 -6.0 -0.4+2.7 .330 -132      1 12 19.1  12 16 55
10 Jul  7  8 25  3 R   75633 K0  7.0  6.3   23-  58     13  74  71S 237 293 255 -6.0 -4.9 -0.2+1.7 .546 -168      2 54 49.8  20 22 23
10 Jul  7  8 58 53 d     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  23-  57     19  78 -85S  81 138  98 -6.0 -4.9 +0.2+1.3 .523  -12      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Jul  7  9 58 10 R     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  23-  57     31  86  69S 235 294 252 -6.0 -4.9 +0.3+1.9 .476 -168      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Jul  8 10  2 54 d     584cB9  6.1  6.0v  14-  44     23  77 -54S 117 176 130 -5.8 -3.8 +0.7+0.4 .391  -44      3 57  3.8  23 10 32
   R584 = 33 Tauri
       584 is double: ** 6.2 8.2      350.0**
       584 = V0817 Tau, 6.06, range 0.05, V, Type ELL
10 Jul  8 10 46 24 R     584cB9  6.1  6.0v  14-  44  -5 31  83  38S 209 269 222 -5.9 -3.9 -0.3+2.7 .364 -136      3 57  3.8  23 10 32
   R584 = 33 Tauri
       584 is double: ** 6.2 8.2      350.0**
       584 = V0817 Tau, 6.06, range 0.05, V, Type ELL
10 Jul  8 14 16 43 d     598SG0  5.5  5.0S  13-  43  34 71 126 -23N  15  61  28 -6.2 -4.0 +0.6+5.3 .186   61      4  4 21.7  24  6 22
   R598 = 36 Tauri
       598 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.5 5.5 0.031" 189.0 : AB 5.5 12.2 25.8" 258.0
       598 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       598 = NSV 15883, 5.47, 
10 Jul  8 14 57  7 r     598SG0  5.5  5.0S  13-  42  42 76 154  34N 318 341 331 -6.4 -4.0 +3.1-3.8 .181  120      4  4 21.7  24  6 22
   R598 = 36 Tauri
       598 is triple: Aa,Ab 5.5 5.5 0.031" 189.0 : AB 5.5 12.2 25.8" 258.0
       598 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       598 = NSV 15883, 5.47, 
10 Jul  9 10 26 47 R     740 F0  6.3  6.2    7-  31  -9 17  72  58N 299 356 306 -5.2 -2.5 +0.5+0.4 .451  141      4 56 15.6  24 35 32
10 Jul 15 21 27  4 d    1629 K0  6.6  6.1   23+  57  49 51 165  23S 183 196 161 +3.8 +6.8 -0.2-3.5 .236  -57     11 14 37.7 - 1 16 15
10 Jul 16 23 10  2 d    1752 A0  6.6  6.4v  34+  71  28 46 185  44S 162 158 139 +5.1 +7.4 +0.8-2.2 .331  -36     12 10 27.2 - 7 46 26
      1752 = II Vir, 6.49 to 6.55, V, Type DSCTC:
10 Jul 17  4 28 14 d    1771dK0  6.8  6.3   36+  73      2 257  61S 144  91 121 +4.6 +7.7 +0.4-2.2 .465  -32     12 19 20.2 - 8 54 53
   R1771 = 14 Virginis
      1771 is double: AB 6.8 14.7 3.5" 165.0
10 Jul 18  3 51 49 d    1893 K0  6.9  6.3   47+  86     14 240  58N  81  35  58 +5.6 +7.6 +0.9-1.0 .402   30     13 11 21.7 -13 57 44
10 Jul 21  1 58 58 D    2269cB5  5.4  5.4   77+ 123  -4 29 174  75N  85  90  72 +6.9 +5.2 +2.4+0.3 .327   19     15 53 53.9 -24 31 59
      2269 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.10"  90.0**
      2269 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 161). Observations are highly desired
10 Jul 21  3 24 56 r    2269cB5  5.4  5.4   78+ 124     27 196 -71N 298 284 285 +6.6 +5.2 +2.2-1.1 .327  161     15 53 53.9 -24 31 59
      2269 is double: ** 6.2 6.2 0.10"  90.0**
      2269 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 161). Observations are highly desired
10 Jul 21  5  5 37 D    2286 B5  5.4  5.5v  78+ 124     18 217  71S 117  85 104 +6.3 +5.1 +1.9-1.7 .346  -25     15 58 34.9 -24 49 53
      2286 = V0913 Sco, 5.4 to 5.47, V, Type SXARI, Period 0.492 days
10 Jul 22  3 11 14 D    2424dA0  6.9  6.9   86+ 135     28 178  46N  50  51  42 +6.3 +3.9 +2.5+1.3 .241   44     16 52 16.1 -25 36  2
      2424 is double: AB 6.9 11.0 2.4" 352.8
10 Jul 26  5 57 36 d    2987SF3  4.9       100- 178     35 168 -23S 109 119 122 +2.4 -2.0 +3.1-0.4 .221  -47     20 28 51.6 -17 48 49
   R2987 = rho Capricorni
      2987 is quadruple: AB 4.97 6.88 1.64" 189.9 : AC 5.0 13.3 57" 151.5 : AD 5.0 6.7 260" 150.0
      2987 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Jul 26  6 58  6 r    2987SF3  4.9       100- 177     35 186  59S 192 187 205 +2.1 -2.1 +0.6+2.4 .224 -133     20 28 51.6 -17 48 49
   R2987 = rho Capricorni
      2987 is quadruple: AB 4.97 6.88 1.64" 189.9 : AC 5.0 13.3 57" 151.5 : AD 5.0 6.7 260" 150.0
      2987 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 2987 to Terminator = 0.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Jul 27  7 47  7 R    3109 K0  6.6  6.1   99- 166     40 188  59N 273 266 290 +0.8 -3.4 +2.9-0.4 .261  142     21 15 59.6 -13 12 10
   Distance of 3109 to Terminator = 19.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.6"
10 Jul 27  8 29 51 R    3112 A1  6.4  6.4   99- 166     38 201  64S 216 199 232 +0.6 -3.5 +1.2+1.2 .324 -161     21 17 13.5 -13 16 44
10 Jul 27  9 50 32 r    3119cA4  6.9  6.8   98- 166     30 222  34S 186 152 202 +0.3 -3.6 -0.2+2.5 .242 -130     21 19 20.5 -13  2 53
      3119 is double: AB 7.5 7.5 0.10"  90.0
      3119 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 3119 to Terminator = 9.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.6"
10 Jul 30  5 45 52 d    3453wA0  5.0  4.9v  85- 134     29 113 -36N   9  57  32 -2.4 -5.7 +0.2+3.2 .261   49     23 26 56.0   1 15 20
   R3453 = kappa Piscium
      3453 is double: AB 4.9 10.0 177" 342.9
      3453 = kap Psc, 4.87 to 4.95, V, Type ACV, Period 0.58525 days
10 Jul 30  6 38  4 R    3453wA0  5.0  4.9v  84- 134     39 124  49N 284 326 307 -2.6 -5.7 +2.3+0.7 .244  131     23 26 56.0   1 15 20
   R3453 = kappa Piscium
      3453 is double: AB 4.9 10.0 177" 342.9
      3453 = kap Psc, 4.87 to 4.95, V, Type ACV, Period 0.58525 days
10 Jul 30  6 49 25 R    3455cG7  6.3  5.7s  84- 134     40 127  90N 243 283 265 -2.6 -5.8 +1.5+1.8 .360  172     23 27 14.8   1  7 21
   R3455 = 9 Piscium
      3455 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.050" 350.0**
      3455 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1641). Observations are highly desired
      3455 = NSV 14568, 6.24 to 6.25, V
10 Aug  3  6 50 38 R     375cA5  6.8  6.7   49-  89     19  80  33S 195 252 214 -6.2 -5.1 -0.6+2.8 .320 -129      2 33 36.5  18 52 48
       375 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  90.0**
       375 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1189). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug  3 11 21 44 d     399SA0  5.7  5.8   47-  87  -3 69 139 -83S  79 113  98 -6.8 -5.4 +2.2+0.9 .342  -14      2 42 21.9  20  0 41
   R399 = mu Arietis
       399 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.7 6.2 0.041" 309.2 : B     2.4 0.45" 733.5 : AB 5.7 12.2 19.2" 264.9
       399 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Aug  3 12 48 31 r     399SA0  5.7  5.8   47-  86  14 72 204  71S 233 213 252 -7.1 -5.4 +2.0+1.5 .327 -165      2 42 21.9  20  0 41
   R399 = mu Arietis
       399 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.7 6.2 0.041" 309.2 : B     2.4 0.45" 733.5 : AB 5.7 12.2 19.2" 264.9
       399 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Aug  4  6  7  6 r     493 A0  6.9  6.9   39-  77      3  65  47N 299 351 314 -6.6 -4.2 +0.0+0.4 .417  134      3 24 34.5  22  2 25
10 Aug  4 18 53 20 r     556SB8  5.4  5.5S  35-  72  70 19 286  13N 336 279 350 -8.1 -4.1 -1.2-4.5 .209  114      3 48 20.8  23 25 16
       556 is triple: ** 5.7 7.7 0.050" 350.0** : AB 5.4 12.0 177" 297.2
       556 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 299). Observations are highly desired
       556 = NSV 1321, 5.44, 
10 Aug  6 10 59 27 d   77276 K0  6.8  6.3   18-  50  -7 38  86 -28S 150 212 154 -6.0 -1.6 +2.3-2.5 .197  -66      5 35  3.6  24 17 27
10 Aug  6 11  3 43 R     835 B8  7.0  6.9   18-  50  -6 39  86  67N 292 354 296 -6.0 -1.6 +1.2+0.4 .421  152      5 33 30.8  24 37 44
10 Aug  6 11 27 51 r   77276 K0  6.8  6.3   17-  49  -2 43  90  20S 199 261 203 -6.1 -1.6 -0.5+5.4 .188 -114      5 35  3.6  24 17 27
10 Aug  6 18 48 29 m     882SG8  5.0  4.4S  16-  47  69 43 271 -14N  13 311  16 -7.1 -1.2 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      5 49  1.0  24 34  3
   R882 = 132 Tauri
       882 is triple: AB 4.9           126.0 : AC 5.0 9.1 3.8" 230.0
       882 = NSV 2650, 4.87, 
10 Aug  6 18 49 34 Gr    882SG8  5.0  4.4S  16-  47  70 42 ** GRAZE: CA-13.8N; Dist. 75km in az. 213deg. [Lat = 35.92-0.51(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Aug  8 10 49  7 R    1150cK0  6.7  6.1    4-  23  -9 11  73  87N 279 334 271 -3.6 +1.7 +0.0+0.8 .607  178      7 37  5.5  20  9 24
      1150 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  90.0**
      1150 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1368). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug  8 18 20 34 r    1186 K1  6.0  5.4    3-  19  69 66 228  57N 309 270 300 -4.2 +2.2 +1.3-1.8 .427  167      7 51 56.8  19 19 30
10 Aug 11 16 26 11 d    1566cK4  6.3  5.6    4+  23  55 32 114  31S 183 230 161 +2.5 +6.1 +0.0-3.8 .237  -62     10 45  9.5   2 29 17
   R1566 = 36 Sextantis
      1566 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.030"   0.0**
      1566 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1418). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 11 23  2 19 d    1587DF2  5.9         5+  26  26 34 241  48S 165 121 143 +1.9 +6.8 +0.4-2.6 .364  -43     10 55 42.4   0 44 13
   R1587 = 55 Leonis
      1587 is double: AB 5.98 9.02 1.07"  53.7
      1587 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 12 22 47 15 d    1713cK0  5.6  5.1   12+  40  29 40 219  72N 102  71  79 +4.0 +7.4 +1.7-1.1 .419   21     11 51  2.2 - 5 20  0
      1713 is double: AB 5.6      0.006" 109.8
10 Aug 16  4 17 57 d    2108cG2  6.6        43+  82      1 242  51N  69  20  51 +7.1 +6.3 +0.3-0.7 .425   29     14 46 10.9 -21 10 33
      2108 is double: AB 7.30 7.30 0.22" 104.5
      2108 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 17  3  2 41 D    2237 K3  5.0  4.3s  54+  94     19 218  37N  50  17  36 +7.4 +5.4 +1.2+0.2 .272   45 .01 15 40 16.9 -23 49  5
   R2237 = 42 Librae
      2237 = NSV 20363, 4.94 to 5.02, V
10 Aug 17  3 57 53 r    2237 K3  5.0  4.3s  54+  95     11 229 -54N 318 277 304 +7.3 +5.3 +1.7-2.6 .297  135     15 40 16.9 -23 49  5
   R2237 = 42 Librae
      2237 = NSV 20363, 4.94 to 5.02, V
10 Aug 17 22 24 21 d    2371 B3  4.8  4.9S  63+ 105  32 17 141  49N  57  91  47 +8.2 +4.2 +2.3+2.3 .270   47     16 30 12.5 -25  6 55
   R2371 = 22 Scorpii
      2371 = NSV 20658, 4.79, , Type VAR:
10 Aug 17 23 20  2 r    2371 B3  4.8  4.9S  63+ 105  21 23 153 -38N 330 353 320 +8.0 +4.2 +0.9-1.2 .248  133     16 30 12.5 -25  6 55
   R2371 = 22 Scorpii
      2371 = NSV 20658, 4.79, , Type VAR:
10 Aug 20  6  1 14 d    2689 B3  6.8  6.8S  82+ 130     16 222  73N  69  33  71 +5.4 +1.0 +1.1-0.5 .390    1     18 33 14.4 -24  6 34
      2689 = NSV 24491, 6.81, , Type VAR:
10 Aug 20  6 26 23 D    2692 K3  5.5  4.6   82+ 131     13 226  68N  64  24  66 +5.3 +1.0 +0.8-0.4 .404    6 .01 18 33 53.5 -24  1 56
   R2692 = 24 Sagittarii
10 Aug 20  6 51 41 d    2694 F2  6.5  6.3s  83+ 131      9 231  52S 124  81 125 +5.2 +0.9 +2.0-2.8 .253  -53     18 34 32.8 -24 13 21
   R2694 = 25 Sagittarii
      2694 = NSV 11035, 6.51 to 6.52, V
10 Aug 21  2 22  0 D    2822 A6  5.6  5.4   89+ 141     28 158  64S 108 127 114 +5.2 -0.1 +2.4+0.2 .271  -34     19 20 38.1 -22 24  9
10 Aug 21  3 37 22 r    2822 A6  5.6  5.4   89+ 141     31 177 -44S 216 219 223 +4.9 -0.2 +1.7+1.6 .266 -146     19 20 38.1 -22 24  9
10 Aug 21  6 32 12 D    2838cK1  5.6  4.9   89+ 142     21 220  86S  86  52  93 +4.3 -0.5 +1.6-0.9 .354  -21     19 26 19.2 -21 46 36
   R2838 = 50 Sagittarii
      2838 is double: ** 6.4 6.4 0.10"  90.0**
      2838 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 220). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 25 10 38 52 d    3320SK2  5.0  4.4   99- 172     23 246 -64S  64  17  86 -1.3 -5.4 +0.8-0.3 .407   -6     22 37 45.4 - 4 13 41
   R3320 = Situla = kappa Aquarii
      3320 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10"  93.0** : AB 5.0 8.8 89" 241.9
      3320 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 342). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 25 11 46 48 r    3320SK2  5.0  4.4   99- 171  -1 10 257  75N 235 183 256 -1.5 -5.5 +0.3+0.0 .452 -174     22 37 45.4 - 4 13 41
   R3320 = Situla = kappa Aquarii
      3320 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10"  93.0** : AB 5.0 8.8 89" 241.9
      3320 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 342). Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 3320 to Terminator = 10.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.0"
10 Aug 28  5 14 21 R      89cF5  6.5  6.2   89- 141     36 107  62N 269 320 292 -3.6 -6.0 +1.4+1.3 .345  148      0 41 11.9   9 21 18
        89 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.10"  90.0**
        89 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1144). Observations are highly desired
10 Aug 29 10 25 50 d     233cB9  6.2  6.3S  81- 128     65 213 -18S 137 110 159 -5.5 -6.0 +5.8-8.9 .082  -76      1 35 46.4  14 39 41
   R233 = 101 Piscium
       233 is double: ** 7.0 7.0 0.10" 121.0**
       233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 803). Observations are highly desired
       233 = NSV 559, 6.22, 
10 Aug 29 10 36 49 Gr    233cB9  6.2  6.3S  81- 128     64 ** GRAZE: CA -3.4S; Dist. 59km in az. 157deg. [Lat = 36.14+0.35(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Aug 29 10 48 56 R     233cB9  6.2  6.3S  81- 128     62 224  12S 167 131 189 -5.6 -6.1 +9.9+9.9 .083 -104      1 35 46.4  14 39 41
   R233 = 101 Piscium
       233 is double: ** 7.0 7.0 0.10" 121.0**
       233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 803). Observations are highly desired
       233 = NSV 559, 6.22, 
10 Sep  1  5  9 10 r     594MB9  6.9  6.9   55-  95      7  66  62N 287 340 299 -6.5 -3.3 -0.1+0.7 .498  149      4  0 56.8  23 12  5
       594 is triple: AB 6.9 7.8 7.4" 127.0 : AC 6.9 9.4 58" 241.0
10 Sep  1  8 33 30 M     611 K2  7.0  6.4   53-  94     46  92   6N 343  45 355 -6.7 -3.4 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      4  8 51.8  23 52 16
10 Sep  1 11 13 26 d     624 K0  6.8  6.2   53-  93  -9 74 141 -40S 130 164 141 -7.1 -3.5 +2.9-2.5 .217  -52      4 14 26.4  23 41 47
10 Sep  1 12 11  4 r     624 K0  6.8  6.2   52-  93   2 77 195  40S 210 197 221 -7.3 -3.5 +1.9+3.9 .212 -128      4 14 26.4  23 41 47
10 Sep  2  8 31 48 d     767SB2  5.5        43-  82     35  84 -52S 123 184 130 -6.7 -2.1 +1.3+0.0 .349  -42      5  8  6.6  24 15 55
   R767 = 103 Tauri
       767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 202.4 : AB 5.5 11.0 17.1" 153.6 : AC 5.5 11.0 36" 198.0
       767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  2  9 23  7 R     767SB2  5.5        42-  81     45  91  43S 218 280 225 -6.7 -2.1 +0.4+3.1 .319 -137      5  8  6.6  24 15 55
   R767 = 103 Tauri
       767 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 5.51 8.68 0.40" 202.4 : AB 5.5 11.0 17.1" 153.6 : AC 5.5 11.0 36" 198.0
       767 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  3  8 54 45 R     923cK0  6.7  6.0S  32-  69     28  80  55S 236 296 236 -6.3 -0.5 +0.1+2.2 .430 -148      6  6 48.7  23 38 19
   R923 = 2 Geminorum
       923 is double: ** 7.7 7.7 0.10"  90.0**
       923 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 282). Observations are highly desired
       923 = NSV 16777, 6.67 to 7.5, V, Type VAR:
10 Sep  3 13 42  0 r     954cG8  6.1  5.6S  30-  67  20 77 171  18N 344 352 344 -6.9 -0.5 +1.5-5.9 .162  116      6 16 19.0  23 58 12
   R954 = 8 Geminorum
       954 is double: ** 6.9 6.9 0.10"  90.0**
       954 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 288). Observations are highly desired
       954 = NSV 16812, 6.08, , Type VAR:
10 Sep  3 14 34 49 r     956 B3  6.2  6.0v  30-  67  31 74 220  71N 291 257 291 -7.0 -0.4 +1.9-1.2 .376  172      6 16 58.7  23 44 27
   R956 = 9 Geminorum
       956 = PX Gem, 6.33 to 6.38, Hp, Type ACYG, Period 13.700 days, Phase  7 %
10 Sep  3 15 44 37 r     960 G5  6.6  6.1   30-  66  44 63 250  76N 286 231 286 -7.2 -0.3 +1.6-1.3 .406  179      6 18 54.4  23 36 12
   R960 = 10 Geminorum
10 Sep  3 16  0 12 r     962 B0  6.9  6.8v  30-  66  46 60 253  82S 264 207 263 -7.3 -0.2 +1.9-0.6 .384 -158      6 19 19.3  23 28 10
   R962 = 11 Geminorum (LU)
       962 = LU Gem, 7.21 to 7.24, B, Type BCEP, Period 0.21909 days
10 Sep  3 18 51 25 r     983cA2  6.1  6.0   29-  65  60 27 280  35N 328 268 327 -7.5 +0.1 -0.3-2.5 .406  139      6 25 32.9  23 19 38
       983 is double: AB 6.1 6.7 0.027" 244.0
       983 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  4 19 31 25 r    1127cF2  5.9  5.8S  19-  51  56 29 275  72S 259 200 252 -6.5 +1.9 +0.8-0.9 .458 -147      7 26 56.3  20 15 27
   R1127 = 61 Geminorum
      1127 is double: AB 5.9      0.050"  38.5
      1127 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      1127 = NSV 3592, 5.9, , Type DSCT:
10 Sep  5 10 22 40 d    1236SG0  5.1        13-  42     19  82 -53S 137 194 126 -4.2 +2.7 +0.6-0.4 .456  -35      8 12 12.8  17 38 52
   R1236 = Tegmine = zeta Cancri
      1236 is multiple: AB 5.30 6.25 1.07"  35.3 : AB-C 5.3 6.2 5.9"  68.1 : AC 5.3 5.8 6.2"  68.6 : AB,D 5.3 8.9 278" 107.0
      1236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 10 22 41 d X108006M    6.2  5.9   13-  42     19  82 -53S 137 194 126 -4.2 +2.7 +0.6-0.4 .456  -35      8 12 12.8  17 38 51
   X108006 is triple: BA 6.3 5.3 1.1" 215.3 : BC 6.3 5.8 5.8"  70.2
   X108006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 10 22 44 d   97646SG0  6.2        13-  42     19  82 -53S 137 194 126 -4.2 +2.7 +0.6-0.4 .458  -35      8 12 13.2  17 38 54
     97646 is multiple: Ca,Cb 6.3 7.1 0.19"  57.4 : CB 5.8 6.3 5.8" 250.2 : C-AB 6.2 5.3 5.9" 248.1 : CA 5.8 5.3 6.2" 248.6
     97646 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 11  7 27 d    1241SA0  6.5  6.3   12-  41 -11 28  88 -83S 108 165  96 -4.2 +2.7 +0.7+0.6 .520   -4      8 14 11.1  17 40 33
      1241 is quadruple: AB 6.4 12.3 1.6" 328.5 : AC 6.4 9.2 63" 301.0 : AB-D 6.5 8.9 230" 325.2
      1241 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 11 13 26 R    1236SG0  5.1        12-  41 -10 29  89  59S 249 306 238 -4.2 +2.7 +0.5+2.0 .421 -145      8 12 12.8  17 38 52
   R1236 = Tegmine = zeta Cancri
      1236 is multiple: AB 5.30 6.25 1.07"  35.3 : AB-C 5.3 6.2 5.9"  68.1 : AC 5.3 5.8 6.2"  68.6 : AB,D 5.3 8.9 278" 107.0
      1236 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 11 13 27 R X108006M    6.2  5.9   12-  41 -10 29  89  59S 249 306 238 -4.2 +2.7 +0.5+2.0 .421 -145      8 12 12.8  17 38 51
   X108006 is triple: BA 6.3 5.3 1.1" 215.3 : BC 6.3 5.8 5.8"  70.2
   X108006 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep  5 11 13 43 R   97646SG0  6.2        12-  41 -10 29  89  59S 249 307 238 -4.2 +2.7 +0.6+2.0 .422 -145      8 12 13.2  17 38 54
     97646 is multiple: Ca,Cb 6.3 7.1 0.19"  57.4 : CB 5.8 6.3 5.8" 250.2 : C-AB 6.2 5.3 5.9" 248.1 : CA 5.8 5.3 6.2" 248.6
     97646 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep 17  0 55  3 D    2777DA0  6.9  6.8s  68+ 111  -6 29 167  85N  78  90  83 +6.4 +0.1 +2.3+0.7 .321   -4     19  4 14.2 -22 53 47
      2777 is double: AB 6.9 9.2 8.1" 308.1
      2777 = NSV 24673, 6.78 to 6.83, Hp
10 Sep 17  3 14 22 D    2785 G8  6.9  6.3   68+ 111     28 203  44N  38  18  43 +5.8 -0.1 +1.2+0.9 .298   30     19  6 58.3 -22 29 51
10 Sep 20  8 50 59 d    3169 K0  6.1  5.5   92+ 146      9 250  88S  78  28  96 +1.3 -4.4 +0.5-0.9 .430  -18     21 39 28.1 -10 34 37
10 Sep 22  1 26  6 D    3370cG8  6.2  5.8   98+ 165     23 112  66N  58 106  80 +0.3 -5.2 +0.9+2.0 .402    3     22 58 15.5 - 2 23 43
      3370 is double: AB 6.2      0.12" 147.8
      3370 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep 23  5 22 24 d    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v 100+ 175     56 162 -10N  34  48  57 -1.6 -5.9 +1.3+2.2 .320   18 .07 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Sep 23  6 46 16 r    3501 *5  5.0  3.6v 100+ 175     56 200 -22S 250 235 274 -1.9 -6.1 +2.2+0.5 .318  162 .07 23 46 23.5   3 29 13
   R3501 = TX Piscium = 19 Piscium
      3501 = TX Psc, 4.79 to 5.2, V, Type LB
10 Sep 25  3  9 37 r     177 F5  6.9  6.6   97- 160     29  96  58N 268 323 291 -3.2 -5.7 +0.9+1.4 .390  152      1 12 19.1  12 16 55
10 Sep 26  9  4 35 R     317 F5  6.4  6.2   92- 147     68 214  34S 188 160 208 -5.0 -5.5 +0.9+4.9 .180 -123      2  9 23.1  17 13 27
   R317 = 20 H1. Arietis
10 Sep 27  5 33 24 R   75633 K0  7.0  6.3   86- 136     43  96  40N 300 358 317 -5.0 -4.5 +2.2-0.1 .246  126      2 54 49.8  20 22 23
10 Sep 27  6 43  7 d     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  86- 136     57 109 -47N  27  82  45 -5.1 -4.6 +0.5+3.2 .297   38      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Sep 27  7 48 23 R     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  86- 136     68 131  56N 284 325 302 -5.3 -4.6 +2.7-0.2 .275  142      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Sep 28  9 40 43 d     584cB9  6.1  6.0v  77- 123     76 168 -84S  82  93  95 -6.1 -3.6 +2.3+0.5 .335   -5      3 57  3.8  23 10 32
   R584 = 33 Tauri
       584 is double: ** 6.2 8.2      350.0**
       584 = V0817 Tau, 6.06, range 0.05, V, Type ELL
10 Sep 28 11 11 31 R     584cB9  6.1  6.0v  77- 123     68 237  89N 258 211 271 -6.4 -3.6 +2.2+0.0 .341 -175      3 57  3.8  23 10 32
   R584 = 33 Tauri
       584 is double: ** 6.2 8.2      350.0**
       584 = V0817 Tau, 6.06, range 0.05, V, Type ELL
10 Sep 29  4 46 11 Gr    714 F7  6.2  5.9   70- 113     16 ** GRAZE: CA  3.4N; Dist. 33km in az. 326deg. [Lat = 37.08+0.54(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Sep 29  4 50 25 R     714 F7  6.2  5.9   70- 113     17  72  13N 339  36 348 -5.8 -2.2 +3.6-5.4 .089  100      4 43 13.8  24  5 20
   R714 = 95 Tauri
10 Sep 29 11 58 38 m     740 F0  6.3  6.2   68- 111  -5 71 237  -9N   2 314   9 -6.8 -2.2 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      4 56 15.6  24 35 32
10 Sep 29 13  2  5 m     742SG8  5.8  5.2   67- 110   8 59 256  11S 185 126 192 -7.0 -2.1 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      4 57 48.6  23 56 55
   R742 = 99 Tauri
       742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 5.6"   1.0 : AC 5.8 13.0 104" 353.0
10 Sep 30 16 47 41 d     916SG7  4.3        56-  96  46 26 281 -37S 144  85 145 -7.4 -0.2 -0.3-2.5 .399  -39      6  4  7.2  23 15 48
   R916 = 1 Geminorum
       916 is triple: AB 4.77 5.50 0.10" 113.0 : AC 4.8 13.5 106"  25.0
       916 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Sep 30 17 32 54 r     916SG7  4.3        55-  96  49 17 287  64S 245 188 246 -7.4 -0.1 +0.5-0.5 .430 -141      6  4  7.2  23 15 48
   R916 = 1 Geminorum
       916 is triple: AB 4.77 5.50 0.10" 113.0 : AC 4.8 13.5 106"  25.0
       916 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Oct  1  8 40  7 R   78742 K0  7.0  6.4   47-  87     38  89  47S 232 292 229 -5.8 +0.7 +0.5+2.8 .338 -138      6 47 13.1  22 11 40
10 Oct  2 11 25 45 Gr   1186 K1  6.0  5.4   35-  73 -12 58 ** GRAZE: CA -7.2N; Dist. 45km in az. 186deg. [Lat = 36.31-0.08(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct  2 11 25 46 m    1186 K1  6.0  5.4   35-  73 -12 57 113  -7N  17  69   8 -5.4 +2.4 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      7 51 56.8  19 19 30
10 Oct  4  9 43  7 R    1428SA5  3.5  3.3   16-  47     12  86  48N 328  22 310 -2.6 +5.1 +0.4-0.8 .457  143      9 41  9.0   9 53 32
   R1428 = omicron Leonis
      1428 is quadruple: Aa,Ab 3.5      0.004" 206.1 : Aa,Ac 3.5      0.60" 268.0 : AB 3.6 10.8 97"  47.3
      1428 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Oct  5 14 48 34 r    1566cK4  6.3  5.6    7-  30  27 51 145  83S 276 304 255 -1.0 +6.3 +2.0+0.3 .396 -152     10 45  9.5   2 29 17
   R1566 = 36 Sextantis
      1566 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.030"   0.0**
      1566 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1418). Observations are highly desired
10 Oct  5 19 13 28 m    1582wA3  6.4  6.3    6-  29  46 36 239  20S 212 169 190 -1.4 +6.8 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     10 52 13.7   1  1 30
      1582 is double: AB 6.4 12.1 39" 269.9
10 Oct  9 21 26 27 d    2108cG2  6.6         6+  29  27 28 204  66S 140 120 122 +6.1 +6.0 +1.7-1.7 .337  -33     14 46 10.9 -21 10 33
      2108 is double: AB 7.30 7.30 0.23" 106.4
      2108 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Oct 11  1 21 47 D    2270 B2  5.4  5.4v  14+  44      4 236  83N  99  52  86 +6.6 +4.5 +0.8-1.3 .479   -9     15 53 55.9 -23 58 41
      2270 = V1040 Sco, 5.39 to 5.42, Hp, Type BCEP:, Period 0.508275 days, Phase 51 %
10 Oct 13 22  8  7 d    2714 A3  6.2  6.1   41+  79  19 26 157  18S 158 177 160 +7.1 +0.4 +2.2-5.0 .076  -77     18 41 51.6 -23 50  0
   R2714 = 26 Sagittarii
10 Oct 13 22 17 24 Gr   2714 A3  6.2  6.1   41+  79  17 28 ** GRAZE: CA  5.8S; Dist. 90km in az. 176deg. [Lat = 35.91+0.06(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 16  1 35 37 M    2989 G2  6.7  6.4   61+ 103     36 186  16S 150 145 163 +4.5 -2.6 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     20 28 59.0 -17 26  5
10 Oct 16  6 17 36 Gr   3005 A5  6.2  6.1   62+ 104      2 ** GRAZE: CA 13.0S; Dist. 41km in az. 338deg. [Lat = 37.12+0.32(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 16  6 17 45 m    3005 A5  6.2  6.1   62+ 104      2 247  13S 153 102 166 +3.7 -3.1 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     20 35 32.3 -16 31 33
10 Oct 17  1 13 50 D    3109 K0  6.6  6.1   70+ 114     39 166  68S  96 108 112 +3.5 -3.7 +2.9+0.2 .255  -38     21 15 59.6 -13 12 10
10 Oct 20  0 24  2 D    3455cG7  6.3  5.7s  92+ 146  -9 29 113  62N  45  93  68 +0.0 -5.7 +0.8+2.2 .386   14     23 27 14.8   1  7 21
   R3455 = 9 Piscium
      3455 is double: ** 7.2 7.2 0.050" 350.0**
      3455 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1641). Observations are highly desired
      3455 = NSV 14568, 6.24 to 6.25, V
10 Oct 20  0 41 25 D    3453wA0  5.0  4.9v  92+ 146     33 116  17N 360  46  23 -0.1 -5.7 -0.1+3.7 .207   58     23 26 56.0   1 15 20
   R3453 = kappa Piscium
      3453 is double: AB 4.9 10.0 177" 342.9
      3453 = kap Psc, 4.87 to 4.95, V, Type ACV, Period 0.58525 days
   Distance of 3453 to Terminator = 16.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.3"
10 Oct 20  1 24 28 r    3453wA0  5.0  4.9v  92+ 146     40 126 -50N 293 334 316 -0.2 -5.7 +2.8+0.1 .196  122     23 26 56.0   1 15 20
   R3453 = kappa Piscium
      3453 is double: AB 4.9 10.0 177" 342.9
      3453 = kap Psc, 4.87 to 4.95, V, Type ACV, Period 0.58525 days
10 Oct 26 12 51 24 r     714 F7  6.2  5.9   88- 140   1 37 274   8N 342 281 351 -6.0 -2.2 -0.8-5.4 .178  114      4 43 13.8  24  5 20
   R714 = 95 Tauri
   Distance of 714 to Terminator = 6.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Oct 27  8 26 22 d     839 B2  5.4  5.4s  82- 130     70 124 -83N  80 127  84 -5.2 -1.0 +2.1+1.0 .352   10      5 35 27.1  24  2 23
   R839 = 121 Tauri
       839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V
10 Oct 27  9 52 58 R     839 B2  5.4  5.4s  82- 129     77 196  72N 285 271 289 -5.4 -0.9 +2.2-0.8 .345  170      5 35 27.1  24  2 23
   R839 = 121 Tauri
       839 = NSV 16369, 5.38, range 0.06, V
10 Oct 28  3 34 12 d     976SM3  2.9  2.0v  74- 119      4  65 -19S 164 216 163 -4.6 +0.6 +1.5-3.1 .165  -74 .08  6 22 57.6  22 30 49
   R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum
       976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 58"  64.5 : AE 3.1 11.5 79"  84.8 : A-BC 3.1 11.1 108" 141.0 : AF 3.1 12.0 137" 115.0
       976 = * mu Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR
10 Oct 28  3 40 30 Gr    976SM3  2.9  2.0v  74- 119      5 ** GRAZE: CA -3.1S; Dist. 85km in az. 152deg. [Lat = 35.85+0.43(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 28  3 48 53 R     976SM3  2.9  2.0v  74- 119      7  67  13S 196 249 195 -4.6 +0.6 -2.0+5.2 .161 -106 .08  6 22 57.6  22 30 49
   R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum
       976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 58"  64.5 : AE 3.1 11.5 79"  84.8 : A-BC 3.1 11.1 108" 141.0 : AF 3.1 12.0 137" 115.0
       976 = * mu Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR
10 Oct 28  7 27 15 R     997SA0  7.0  7.0   73- 117     49  97  36S 219 279 218 -4.8 +0.5 +0.8+4.0 .241 -126      6 30 21.9  22 32 42
       997 is triple: AB 6.8 12.5 20.8" 123.5 : AC 6.8 12.8 39"  41.8
10 Oct 29  4 48 53 R    1113wM0  5.1  4.3s  64- 106      7  70  73N 295 349 289 -4.3 +2.1 +0.1+0.4 .546  160      7 21 56.9  20 26 37
   R1113 = 56 Geminorum
      1113 is double: AB 5.3 12.2 13.6" 195.3
      1113 = NSV 3550, 5.09, range 0.06, V
10 Oct 29  6  1 40 d    1127cF2  5.9  5.8S  63- 105     20  79 -82N  91 148  84 -4.3 +2.1 +0.3+1.1 .517    6      7 26 56.3  20 15 27
   R1127 = 61 Geminorum
      1127 is double: AB 5.9      0.048"  42.4
      1127 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      1127 = NSV 3592, 5.9, , Type DSCT:
10 Oct 29  7  5 24 R    1127cF2  5.9  5.8S  63- 105     32  88  84N 285 343 277 -4.4 +2.1 +0.9+0.7 .465  174      7 26 56.3  20 15 27
   R1127 = 61 Geminorum
      1127 is double: AB 5.9      0.048"  42.4
      1127 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      1127 = NSV 3592, 5.9, , Type DSCT:
10 Oct 30 14 51 13 r    1284 F0  6.3  6.2   49-  89  22 51 246  56N 319 269 305 -4.8 +4.2 +0.8-2.2 .418  161      8 36  7.7  15 18 49
10 Oct 31  7  3  5 r    1381wA2  6.4  6.4   41-  79      7  81  33S 230 284 214 -2.9 +4.9 -0.3+3.2 .312 -123      9 17 51.4  11 30  4
      1381 is double: AB 6.4 12.8 21.0" 275.5
10 Oct 31 15 28  7 Gr   1410WK3  5.1  4.4   38-  76  27 50 ** GRAZE: CA 15.3S; Dist. 24km in az.  44deg. [Lat = 37.01-0.77(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Oct 31 15 28 39 m    1410WK3  5.1  4.4   38-  76  27 50 236  15S 213 170 195 -3.8 +5.5 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      9 31 57.6   9 42 57
   R1410 = 6 Leonis
      1410 is double: AB 5.2 9.3 38"  75.0
10 Nov  1 15 47 32 m    1528SA3  6.7  6.6v  27-  62  29 50 221  16S 215 183 194 -2.4 +6.5 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     10 26  9.2   3 55 57
      1528 is triple: AD 6.7 11.2 101" 130.7 : AB 6.7 9.4 117" 192.0
      1528 = RX Sex, 6.7, range 0.02, V, Type DSCTC, Period 0.0799 days, Phase 38 %
10 Nov  8 22 18 48 D    2500cB2  3.3  3.4v   9+  35  10 24 206  74N  81  58  76 +6.1 +2.3 +1.8-0.5 .380    2     17 22  0.6 -24 59 58
   R2500 = theta Ophiuchi
      2500 is double: AB 3.3      0.44" 276.4
      2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 78 %
10 Nov  8 23 37 10 R    2500cB2  3.3  3.4v   9+  35  -4 15 222 -75S 261 224 256 +5.9 +2.1 +1.2-0.8 .424  179     17 22  0.6 -24 59 58
   R2500 = theta Ophiuchi
      2500 is double: AB 3.3      0.44" 276.4
      2500 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      2500 = tet Oph, 3.25 to 3.31, V, Type BCEP, Period 0.140531 days, Phase 78 %
10 Nov 13  0 40 29 D    3066cA9  6.0  5.8e  43+  82     38 194  61S 102  91 117 +3.6 -3.6 +3.1-1.0 .237  -45     20 58 41.8 -14 28 59
      3066 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10"  90.0**
      3066 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc  19). Observations are highly desired
      3066 = DV Aqr, 5.89 to 6.25, V, Type EB/DS, Period 1.575531 days, Phase 57 %
10 Nov 13  1 41  2 r    3066cA9  6.0  5.8e  44+  83     33 211 -28S 191 166 206 +3.4 -3.7 +0.2+2.2 .250 -135     20 58 41.8 -14 28 59
      3066 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10"  90.0**
      3066 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc  19). Observations are highly desired
      3066 = DV Aqr, 5.89 to 6.25, V, Type EB/DS, Period 1.575531 days, Phase 57 %
10 Nov 14  3  7 11 D    3187 M3  6.0  5.2v  54+  94     32 225   7N 348 313   6 +2.0 -4.9 -1.4+5.3 .140   68 .02 21 46 16.3 - 9 16 33
   R3187 = 47 Capricorni (AG)
      3187 = AG Cap, 5.9 to 6.14, V, Type SRB, Period 25. days
10 Nov 14  3 21 51 Gr   3187 M3  6.0  5.2v  54+  94     29 ** GRAZE: CA-14.5N; Dist.133km in az. 329deg. [Lat = 38.12+0.49(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Nov 14  3 36  6 r    3187 M3  6.0  5.2v  54+  94     28 232 -36N 304 265 323 +1.9 -4.9 +3.4-4.9 .145  112 .02 21 46 16.3 - 9 16 33
   R3187 = 47 Capricorni (AG)
      3187 = AG Cap, 5.9 to 6.14, V, Type SRB, Period 25. days
10 Nov 14  5 20 42 d    3199 K0  6.5  5.9   54+  95     11 250  84S  77  27  96 +1.6 -5.1 +0.5-0.8 .429  -17     21 50 35.5 - 8 58 57
10 Nov 17  0 55 18 D    3524cF0  6.9  6.7   80+ 126     51 138  73N  52  85  76 -1.0 -6.1 +1.5+1.9 .351    1     23 56 47.3   4 43 30
      3524 is double: AB 7.4 7.9 0.36" 263.3
      3524 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 18  0 22 19 D      89cF5  6.5  6.2   87+ 137     42 113  75N  57 106  80 -1.9 -6.0 +1.1+2.0 .391    1      0 41 11.9   9 21 18
        89 is double: ** 7.3 7.3 0.10"  90.0**
        89 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1144). Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 19  6  7  3 D     233cB9  6.2  6.3S  93+ 150     56 239  67S 100  55 122 -3.7 -5.9 +2.2-1.5 .288  -34      1 35 46.4  14 39 41
   R233 = 101 Piscium
       233 is double: ** 7.0 7.0 0.10" 121.0**
       233 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 803). Observations are highly desired
       233 = NSV 559, 6.22, 
10 Nov 20 10 35 47 d     375cA5  6.8  6.7   98+ 164     16 282  72S 103  47 122 -4.9 -5.0 +0.1-1.6 .460  -21      2 33 36.5  18 52 48
       375 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  90.0**
       375 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1189). Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 21  0  2  9 d     459cK2  6.4  5.8   99+ 171 -10 18  77  50N  54 111  71 -3.7 -3.9 -0.2+1.8 .509   16      3  9 20.1  20 45 40
       459 is double: ** 7.1 8.1 0.10"  77.0**
       459 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 292). Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 459 to Terminator = 6.2"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Nov 21  2 54 55 D     472cA1  4.9  4.9  100+ 173     51 102  86S 103 160 119 -3.9 -4.0 +1.9+0.5 .334  -34      3 14 54.1  21  2 40
   R472 = zeta Arietis
       472 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.10"  96.0**
       472 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 837). Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 472 to Terminator = 7.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.7"
10 Nov 21  4  0 17 r     472cA1  4.9  4.9  100+ 173     64 119 -24S 214 263 230 -4.1 -4.1 +1.0+3.0 .305 -145      3 14 54.1  21  2 40
   R472 = zeta Arietis
       472 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.10"  96.0**
       472 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 837). Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 23  9 12  9 R     789 K0  6.9  6.3   97- 160     65 247  73N 280 227 286 -4.9 -1.2 +1.8-1.1 .375  176      5 17 31.8  24  0 35
10 Nov 24  2 13 30 R     916SG7  4.3        93- 150     13  71  59N 302 357 303 -3.7 +0.2 +0.3+0.3 .467  146      6  4  7.2  23 15 48
   R916 = 1 Geminorum
       916 is triple: AB 4.77 5.50 0.11" 120.6 : AC 4.8 13.5 106"  24.9
       916 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 24  3 44 52 d     929SB2  5.8     v  93- 150     30  82 -82S  99 159 100 -3.7 +0.2 +0.7+0.9 .481  -11      6  9 44.0  23  6 49
   R929 = 3 Geminorum
       929 is triple: AB 5.90 8.48 0.60" 347.0 : AC 5.9 14.4 18.9"  63.0
       929 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       929 = PU Gem, 5.78 to 5.82, Hp, Type ACYG, Period 6.8068 days, Phase 68 %
10 Nov 24  4 51 48 R     929SB2  5.8     v  93- 149     43  91  77S 259 320 259 -3.8 +0.2 +1.0+1.5 .429 -169      6  9 44.0  23  6 49
   R929 = 3 Geminorum
       929 is triple: AB 5.90 8.48 0.60" 347.0 : AC 5.9 14.4 18.9"  63.0
       929 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
       929 = PU Gem, 5.78 to 5.82, Hp, Type ACYG, Period 6.8068 days, Phase 68 %
10 Nov 24  5  8 28 R     931cB9  6.9        93- 149     46  94  49S 231 291 231 -3.8 +0.2 +0.8+2.8 .329 -141      6 10 29.9  22 59 52
   R931 = 4 Geminorum
       931 is double: AB 7.45 7.80 0.17" 220.8
       931 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 24  5 51 40 R     942 M1  6.5  5.4V  93- 149     54 102  18S 200 258 200 -3.9 +0.2 +0.3+8.3 .120 -107 .05  6 12 19.1  22 54 31
   R942 = 6 Geminorum (BU)
       942 = BU Gem, 5.74 to 8.1, V, Type LC
   Distance of 942 to Terminator = 15.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.7"
10 Nov 24 11 37 52 D     976SM3  2.9  2.0v  92- 147     48 264 -39S 144  84 143 -4.9 +0.6 +0.4-2.8 .351  -37 .04  6 22 57.6  22 30 49
   R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum
       976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 58"  64.5 : AE 3.1 11.5 79"  84.8 : A-BC 3.1 11.1 108" 141.0 : AF 3.1 12.0 137" 115.0
       976 = * mu Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR
10 Nov 24 12 32 47 R     976SM3  2.9  2.0v  92- 146  -8 37 272  67S 250 190 249 -5.0 +0.8 +1.2-0.5 .384 -143 .03  6 22 57.6  22 30 49
   R976 = Tejat = mu Geminorum
       976 is multiple: AD 3.1 11.9 58"  64.5 : AE 3.1 11.5 79"  84.8 : A-BC 3.1 11.1 108" 141.0 : AF 3.1 12.0 137" 115.0
       976 = * mu Gem, 2.75 to 3.02, V, Type SR
10 Nov 25  5  4 25 Gr   1086cG9  6.4  6.0   86- 136     33 ** GRAZE: CA  2.1N; Dist. 92km in az. 163deg. [Lat = 35.85+0.24(E.Long+95.95)]
   Distance of 1086 to Terminator = 3.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Nov 25 11 59 56 Gr   1113wM0  5.1  4.3s  85- 134     53 ** GRAZE: CA-13.8N; Dist.  3km in az.  37deg. [Lat = 36.75-0.60(E.Long+95.95)]
10 Nov 25 12  0  0 gr   1113wM0  5.1  4.3s  85- 134     53 254 -14N  24 328  17 -4.4 +2.3 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      7 21 56.9  20 26 37
   R1113 = 56 Geminorum
      1113 is double: AB 5.3 12.2 13.6" 195.3
      1113 = NSV 3550, 5.09, range 0.06, V
10 Nov 26 13  3 45 R    1247 A0  7.0  7.0   75- 120  -2 49 251  45S 241 188 229 -3.7 +4.0 +2.6+0.5 .239 -122      8 19  8.7  16  7 19
10 Nov 27  4 29 17 r    1344 K5  6.5  5.7   68- 111      2  75  60S 258 311 242 -2.0 +4.7 -0.3+1.4 .527 -152      8 59 26.9  13  4 28
10 Nov 28  6  0 36 r    1457 K0  6.8  6.3   56-  97      6  85  76S 276 330 257 -1.0 +5.8 +0.1+0.9 .551 -165      9 55 55.0   7 40 38
10 Nov 28 12 56 59 d    1489cK0  6.6  5.9   54-  94  -4 57 205 -59N  80  60  60 -1.7 +6.3 +2.8+0.1 .290   45     10  9 14.9   6 10 15
   R1489 = 16 Sextantis
      1489 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 272.0**
      1489 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 831). Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 28 13 51  4 r    1489cK0  6.6  5.9   53-  94   6 51 225  31N 350 315 330 -1.8 +6.4 +0.3-3.0 .301  134     10  9 14.9   6 10 15
   R1489 = 16 Sextantis
      1489 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10" 272.0**
      1489 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 831). Observations are highly desired
10 Nov 29 15 17 36 r    1605 K3  6.0  5.3   41-  80  19 41 230  39N 343 305 321 -0.8 +7.2 +0.6-2.7 .339  140     11  3 36.6 - 0  0  3
   R1605 = 62 Leonis
10 Nov 30 11  4 39 d    1713cK0  5.6  5.1   31-  68     35 131 -50S 152 189 128 +1.1 +7.1 +0.7-1.3 .401  -28     11 51  2.2 - 5 20  0
      1713 is double: AB 5.6      0.006" 287.4
10 Nov 30 12 10  8 R    1713cK0  5.6  5.1   31-  68     43 149  76S 277 302 254 +1.0 +7.2 +2.0+0.4 .377 -152     11 51  2.2 - 5 20  0
      1713 is double: AB 5.6      0.006" 287.4
10 Dec  3 17 38 40 r    2108cG2  6.6         5-  26  31 29 201  47S 234 216 216 +3.9 +5.8 +2.4+0.7 .236 -127     14 46 10.9 -21 10 33
      2108 is double: AB 7.30 7.30 0.23" 108.1
      2108 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Dec  3 17 55 12 m    2109 K4  6.1  5.2    5-  26  31 28 205   8S 196 175 178 +3.8 +5.8 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     14 47 13.6 -21 19 30
10 Dec  6 22 28  2 D Mars        1.3  1.3    2+  14   6 14 224  45N  50  12  48 +4.8 +1.1 +0.7+0.1 .363   24     17 55 45.9 -24 17 14
   Duration of planetary disk occultation: predicted time +/-5.2 secs
10 Dec  6 23 34 58 r Mars        1.3  1.3    2+  15  -6  4 235 -85N 278 232 277 +4.7 +1.0 +0.9-1.5 .409  156     17 55 45.9 -24 17 14
   Duration of planetary disk occultation: predicted time +/-4.6 secs
10 Dec  7 23 21 15 D    2747SK1  4.9  4.1    5+  27  -3 16 225  45S 129  91 133 +4.5 -0.5 +2.7-3.4 .206  -61 .02 18 54 10.2 -22 44 41
   R2747 = Ain Al Rami = nu 1 Sagittarii
      2747 is triple: AB 4.9 10.8 3.7"  83.5 : AC 4.9 11.2 27.8"  57.0
10 Dec  7 23 55 54 R    2747SK1  4.9  4.1    5+  27 -10 11 231 -14S 188 145 192 +4.4 -0.6 -0.9+2.4 .218 -119 .02 18 54 10.2 -22 44 41
   R2747 = Ain Al Rami = nu 1 Sagittarii
      2747 is triple: AB 4.9 10.8 3.7"  83.5 : AC 4.9 11.2 27.8"  57.0
10 Dec  7 23 56 13 D    2749cK1  5.0  4.3    5+  27 -10 11 231  39S 135  93 139 +4.4 -0.6 +2.7-4.3 .179  -66 .02 18 55  7.1 -22 40 17
   R2749 = Ain Al Rami = nu 2 Sagittarii
      2749 is double: ** 5.8 5.8 0.050" 350.0**
      2749 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1557). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec  8 22 19 59 d    2886 K0  4.9  4.3   11+  38   7 31 202  72N  60  41  69 +4.3 -1.9 +1.6+0.3 .359    4     19 46 21.7 -19 45 40
   R2886 = 56 Sagittarii
10 Dec  8 23 40 15 r    2886 K0  4.9  4.3   11+  39  -7 22 221 -79S 247 213 256 +4.0 -2.0 +1.2-0.3 .399  177     19 46 21.7 -19 45 40
   R2886 = 56 Sagittarii
10 Dec  9  2  1 41 d    2902cK0  5.9  5.4   11+  39      1 245  64N  51   0  60 +3.7 -2.3 +0.0+0.0 .477   15     19 52 12.0 -19  2 42
   R2902 = 57 Sagittarii
      2902 is double: ** 6.8 6.8 0.050" 350.0**
      2902 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1587). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec  9 21 20 26 d    3005 A5  6.2  6.1   17+  49  16 37 172  36S 127 134 141 +3.8 -3.1 +4.4-2.2 .135  -66     20 35 32.3 -16 31 33
10 Dec 13  2 36 28 D    3371 F0  6.4  6.2   45+  84     37 234  81N  57  17  80 -0.4 -6.2 +1.3+0.3 .366   -2     22 58 23.7 - 1 24 37
10 Dec 13  3 53  6 r    3371 F0  6.4  6.2   45+  85     23 249 -81S 238 189 260 -0.6 -6.3 +0.8+0.0 .408 -178     22 58 23.7 - 1 24 37
10 Dec 13 21 42 57 m    3482cF6  5.7  5.4   53+  94  13 38 122  11S 146 190 169 -0.6 -6.1 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90     23 36 23.3   2  6  8
   R3482 = 16 Piscium
      3482 is double: AB 6.3 6.7       53.0
10 Dec 17  8 14 24 D     317 F5  6.4  6.2   83+ 131     17 279  26S 138  82 159 -5.2 -5.4 -0.4-3.9 .242  -59      2  9 23.1  17 13 27
   R317 = 20 H1. Arietis
10 Dec 17 23 27 32 m     411SG0  7.0     S  88+ 139  -4 36  91  10S 156 215 175 -4.2 -4.5 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90      2 47 27.4  19 22 19
       411 is triple: AB 7.52 8.25 3.72" 306.3 : AC 7.5 13.0 96"  23.6
       411 = NSV 15579, 6.89, , Type VAR:
   Distance of 411 to Terminator = 10.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0"
10 Dec 17 23 28 44 Gr    411SG0  7.0     S  88+ 139  -4 36 ** GRAZE: CA 10.1S; Dist. 56km in az. 321deg. [Lat = 37.37+0.65(E.Long+95.95)]
   Distance of 411 to Terminator = 17.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.7"
10 Dec 18  3 57 31 D   75633 K0  7.0  6.3   89+ 141     73 200  86N  74  56  91 -5.0 -4.6 +2.2+0.6 .340   -3      2 54 49.8  20 22 23
10 Dec 18  6 17 24 D     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  89+ 142     51 257  66N  54 357  72 -5.4 -4.6 +1.7+0.6 .340   25      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Dec 18  7 26 35 r     435 F5  5.8  5.6S  89+ 142     38 269 -61N 287 228 305 -5.6 -4.5 +0.9-1.9 .377  155      2 58  5.2  20 40  7
   R435 = 47 Arietis
       435 = NSV 15614, 5.8, , Type VAR:
10 Dec 19  8 45 14 m     584cB9  6.1  6.0v  95+ 155     34 275   7N   0 300  13 -5.9 -3.2 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      3 57  3.8  23 10 32
   R584 = 33 Tauri
       584 is double: ** 6.2 8.2      350.0**
       584 = V0817 Tau, 6.06, range 0.05, V, Type ELL
   Distance of 584 to Terminator = 1.5"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Dec 20  2 26  0 D     716 B5  6.3  6.3   98+ 165     51  97  47S 131 191 140 -4.6 -2.0 +2.3-1.1 .260  -51      4 45 42.5  23 37 41
   Distance of 716 to Terminator = 17.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.1"
10 Dec 20  9 23 45 D     742SG8  5.8  5.2   99+ 167     38 273  68N  67   6  75 -5.8 -1.7 +1.2-0.4 .399   30      4 57 48.6  23 56 55
   R742 = 99 Tauri
       742 is triple: AB 5.8 12.3 5.6"   1.0 : AC 5.8 13.0 104" 353.0
   Distance of 742 to Terminator = 19.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.5"
10 Dec 21  6 53 53 R     887cK5  7.0  6.1   73E 179     75 213 -29S 219 190 221 -4.9 -0.3 +2.9+3.7 .189 -120      5 51 50.7  23 22 58
       887 is double: ** 7.1 9.1 0.10" 103.0**
       887 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 841). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 21 12 32 33 m     916SG7  4.3       100- 178 -12 13 290   4N  14 318  15 -5.4 +0.4 +9.9+9.9 .000   90      6  4  7.2  23 15 48
   R916 = 1 Geminorum
       916 is triple: AB 4.77 5.50 0.11" 123.8 : AC 4.8 13.5 106"  24.9
       916 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 916 to Terminator = 0.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Dec 22  0 25 34 r    1021 G9  6.1  5.6   99- 170      6  67  79S 269 322 267 -3.5 +1.3 -0.2+1.0 .606 -177      6 39  5.3  22  1 51
   Distance of 1021 to Terminator = 12.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.4"
10 Dec 22  3 43  2 r   78742 K0  7.0  6.4   99- 169     43  93  36N 334  34 330 -3.6 +1.3 +1.9-2.6 .234  122      6 47 13.1  22 11 40
   Distance of 78742 to Terminator = 6.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
10 Dec 22  5 13 31 d    1047SA2  5.3  5.3   99- 168     60 111 -76S 114 168 111 -3.8 +1.3 +1.8-0.3 .388  -15      6 51 33.0  21 45 40
   R1047 = 36 Geminorum
      1047 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10" 132.0** : AB 5.3 14.0 12.1"   8.4
      1047 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 628). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 22  6 33 27 R    1047SA2  5.3  5.3   99- 168     73 147  79S 269 297 265 -4.0 +1.4 +2.2+0.3 .369 -165      6 51 33.0  21 45 40
   R1047 = 36 Geminorum
      1047 is triple: ** 6.1 6.1 0.10" 132.0** : AB 5.3 14.0 12.1"   8.4
      1047 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 628). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 22  8 38 16 R    1054SB9  7.0  7.0   99- 167     67 236  89S 280 234 276 -4.3 +1.6 +1.9-0.9 .398 -170      6 54 56.8  21 34 17
      1054 is triple: ** 7.6 7.6 0.10"  65.0** : AB 7.0 11.4 21.2" 169.4
      1054 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 847). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 22 12 42 10 d    1077SG3  4.0  3.5V  98- 165 -10 20 281 -20S 174 116 169 -4.7 +2.1 -1.1-3.5 .247  -64      7  4  6.5  20 34 13
   R1077 = Mekbuda = zeta Geminorum
      1077 is multiple: ** 4.5 4.5 0.10"  90.0** : AD 4.1 12.3 67" 351.4 : AB 4.1 10.8 89"  85.0 : AC 4.1 7.7 101" 346.9
      1077 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 293). Observations are highly desired
      1077 = zet Gem, 3.62 to 4.18, V, Type DCEP, Period 10.15073 days, Phase 26 %
10 Dec 22 13  6  0 R    1077SG3  4.0  3.5V  98- 165  -6 16 284  31S 225 168 220 -4.6 +2.2 +1.0+0.5 .256 -116      7  4  6.5  20 34 13
   R1077 = Mekbuda = zeta Geminorum
      1077 is multiple: ** 4.5 4.5 0.10"  90.0** : AD 4.1 12.3 67" 351.4 : AB 4.1 10.8 89"  85.0 : AC 4.1 7.7 101" 346.9
      1077 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 293). Observations are highly desired
      1077 = zet Gem, 3.62 to 4.18, V, Type DCEP, Period 10.15073 days, Phase 26 %
   Distance of 1077 to Terminator = 8.7"; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.2"
10 Dec 23 11 45 59 d    1207cK3  5.6  4.9   94- 153     40 262 -22S 176 119 166 -3.6 +3.6 -0.6-3.8 .248  -60      8  0 47.3  17 18 31
   R1207 = 3 Cancri
      1207 is double: ** 6.0 7.6 0.003" 240.6**
10 Dec 23 12 18 11 R    1207cK3  5.6  4.9   94- 152     34 267  38S 236 179 225 -3.6 +3.7 +1.8+0.2 .260 -120      8  0 47.3  17 18 31
   R1207 = 3 Cancri
      1207 is double: ** 6.0 7.6 0.003" 240.6**
10 Dec 25  5 13 13 r    1429cF0  6.8  6.7   81- 128     22  95  38S 241 295 222 -0.3 +5.6 +0.6+2.9 .320 -128      9 41 14.6   8 59 44
      1429 is double: ** 7.6 7.6 0.050"  80.0**
      1429 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 306). Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 27  6 36 17 d    1670 K4  4.8  4.0   59- 101     11 102 -29S 175 227 152 +2.1 +7.0 -0.1-2.6 .293  -57 .02 11 30 18.9 - 3  0 13
   R1670 = 87 Leonis
10 Dec 27  7  9 46 R    1670 K4  4.8  4.0   59- 101     17 108  37S 242 292 218 +2.1 +7.0 +1.2+3.2 .279 -123 .02 11 30 18.9 - 3  0 13
   R1670 = 87 Leonis
10 Dec 29 10 33 17 R    1918 K5  6.8  6.1   35-  73     26 135  80N 300 336 278 +4.1 +6.8 +1.0+0.0 .452 -179     13 22  6.4 -14 25 12
10 Dec 30 10 10 51 R    2045cK0  6.4        25-  60     12 124  51N 326  10 306 +4.9 +6.0 +0.1-0.6 .429  150     14 17  3.8 -18 35  9
      2045 is double: AB 6.40 10.51 0.70"  99.0
      2045 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
10 Dec 30 10 55 20 R    2051 A*  5.9  5.9v  25-  60     18 132  38N 338  18 318 +4.9 +6.0 +0.1-1.3 .346  138     14 18 38.3 -18 42 57
      2051 = CS Vir, 5.84 to 5.95, V, Type ACV, Period 9.2954 days, Phase 93 %
10 Dec 31 11 36 24 R    2183 K2  5.5  4.8   16-  47     14 132  63S 254 294 238 +5.4 +4.9 +1.5+1.7 .366 -142     15 16 23.0 -22 23 58

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