Struve 1835

Observation Notes:

This close double had a primary that was very slightly blue, with a secondary that appeared purplish gray. They appeared to be separated by 5 to 6 first-diffraction-ring radii.

SubjectStruve 1835 (âˆ'1835)
ClassificationDouble Star
Position (J2000)Bootes [RA: 14:23:23 / Dec: +08:26:47]*
Position Angle*193° (1989)
Separation*6.2" (1989)
Magnitudes*5.1/6.9
Spectral Types*AOV/F2V
Date/TimeSEP 03, 2006 - 09:30 PM MST (SEP 04, 2006 - 04:30 UT)
Observing Loc.Flagstaff, AZ - Home
InstrumentOrion SVP 6LT Reflector (150 mm dia./1200 mm F/L)
Eyepieces/Mag.10 mm + 2X Barlow (240X)
ConditionsPartly cloudy, calm
Seeing4/10
TransparencyNELM Mag ~4.0
ReferencesThe Washington Visual Double Star Catalog, 1996.0 (Worley+, 1996) via VizieR

*Based on published data.

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