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--- blog:20250302 [2025/03/02 23:28] – Meira Berlow
+++ blog:20250302 [2025/03/03 00:06] (current) – Meira Berlow
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 |  20250302T2139 | HD_31913 | V |  5s | 150 | airmass |15.30 | 5 | 5 | star | main | variable| tracking? Others?|
 |  20250302T2120 | HD_250642| V |  5s | 150 | airmass |9.90  | 5 | 5 | custom object | main | variable | tracking? Others?|
-|  20250302T2120 | HD| V |  5s | 150 | 1.333 | 11.46  | 7 |20 | custom object | main | variable | tracking? Others?|
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     -Percy relieves Meira from her shift
     -Braydn relieves Vianne at 2300
-    -Realized that the focus was not the issue, but that we were zoomed in too far
+    -Realized that the focus was not the issue, but that that the capture area was too small
+    -Repointing
     -Starting anew with a new set of stars
-    -There is a very large gap is sidereal times between 7 and 18 hours, will have to cycle between 3 stars throughout the night
+    -There are no stars up right now to look at based on the variable stars observing plan
-    -
+    -tried looking at a few that were outside the range but as expected all too low
+    -none of the data we have is useful for anything so skipping darks and flats
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 Variable star study
 =====Notes=====
+Midnight shift notes
+    *There is a very large gap is sidereal times between 7 and 18 hours, 2 of the 3 stars in the 7 hour range are nearly at 30deg altitude, leaving us only one star to observe tonight
+    *But its SNR is too low
 =====Weather=====
 - 26°F, 57% Humidity