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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Anonymous wrote:</strong><p>Photometry of Don Loftus' Seestar image from last night 24 June 2024 at 00:19:04 (EDT) gives the following results:</p> <p>T CRB,2460485.679789, 9.398, 0.004,TR</p> <p>T CRB,2460485.679789,10.230, 0.004,TG</p> <p>T CRB,2460485.679789,11.610, 0.005,TB</p> <p>Column 1: Object Identifier;</p> <p>Column 2: Julian Date;</p> <p>Column 3: Magnitude;</p> <p>Column 4: Error;</p> <p>Column 5: Filter</p> <p>The Tricolor Green (TG) magnitude = 10.230 most closely approximates the star's visual magnitude. The star's color index = TB-TG = 1.380. Anything greater than 1 signifies a red star. The red giant star in the T CrB system overwhelms the light of the white dwarf. We are waiting for the outburst of the T CrB, the Blaze Star.</p></blockquote><br>
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