Nova V1494 Aquilae
| Date: | 04.12.99 |
Time: | 17:30 UT |
Exposure: | 15 s |
| Field of View: | 27o x 27o |
Emulsion: | Kodak Royal 1000 Select |
Filter: | none |
| Optics: | f=50mm 1/1.8 |
Place: | Lippstadt |
Observer: | T. Credner |
Data of old image:
| Date: | 07.08.99 |
Time: | 21:59 |
Exposure: | 32 min |
| Field of View: | 27o x 27o |
Emulsion: | Kodak Royal 400 Select |
Filter: | none |
| Optics: | f=50mm 1/4.0 |
Place: |
Hoher List |
Observer: | T. Credner |
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Notes to the data
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© Copyright by the observers
Above you can compare two images of the star field in Aquila taken at different
times. One is taken in December 99 and shows the Nova V1494 Aql and the other
one is taken four months more early.
"Blinking"
the two images with the script above will easily show you the outburst and its
position right of the image center. Nothing can be seen at that place in
August 1999. In addition you may recognize the long period variable star
R Aql somewhere right above the Nova.
Find some more description about the Nova V1494 Aql.
blink with old image