Project VS-COMPAS
Variable Stars Common Observation
Mission in Particular Areas of the Sky
1347 stars discovered as of Nov 15, 2015
AAVSO UID: | 000-BKG-161 [data] |
Constellation: | Taurus |
J2000.0: | 04 25 36.43 +07 28 56.2 66.40179 +7.48227
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B1950.0: | 04 22 54.74 +07 22 09.6 |
Other designations: |
2MASS J04253642+0728563 ASAS J042536+0729.0 GSC2.3 NA5G000007 NSVS 12209992 NSVS 9407805 SDSS J042536.43+072856.1 UCAC3 195-015690 USNO-B1.0 0974-0052713
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Var. type: | RRAB |
Spec. type: | -- |
Mag. range: | 14.0 - 14.65 V |
Epoch: |
10 Oct 2002 (HJD 2452557.64)
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Identification is uncertain. ASAS-3 and NSVS data are for a blend of 4 stars. Two close binaries 20" apart. The star identified as the variable has a 17.4 V-mag. companion 3".9 away (SDSS J042536.16+072853.6). The other close binary is made up of a 15.7 V-mag. star (2MASS J04253502+0728587) and a 16.6 V-mag. star (2MASS J04253508+0729035) 4".6 away. The range of the blend is V= 13.65 - 14.1. The range given in the table has been corrected from light contamination by the other 3 stars. 2MASS J04253502+0728587 could also be the RR Lyrae star, although the possibility is unlikely because then the amplitude would be larger than normal, V= 14.7 - <16.
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Period: 0.73536 |
Discoverer: Andrey Prokopovich, Sebastian Otero, Ivan Adamin |
Visibility Chart
Friday, September 12, 2025 |
Saturday, September 13, 2025 |
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Sun and Moon
19:47 |
@ 97.6° 06:54 |
@ 262.4° |
13:43 |
@ 132.5° 21:00 |
@ 225.1° |
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VSX J042536.4+072856
12:28 |
@ 90.8° 00:18 |
@ 269.2° |
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