Optical Outburst of AQL X-1

Bibcode
1999ATel...41....1J
Jain, R.; Bailyn, C.; Garcia, M.; Rines, K.; Levine, A.; Espinoza, J.; Gonzalez, D.
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The Astronomer's Telegram, #41

Fecha de publicación:
5
1999
Número de autores
7
Número de autores del IAC
0
Número de citas
3
Número de citas referidas
2
Descripción
We report YALO consortium observations using the Yale 1-m telescope at CTIO and observations with the 48" telescope at the Whipple Observatory: Aql X-1 = V1333 Aql appears to be beginning a new outburst. This x-ray binary outbursts approximately once per year, and based on its recent outbursts was due to erupt.
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Estrellas de neutrones

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