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Variable Star Astronomy is fascinating and rewarding!
Visual and Photographic photometry can give us many insights into the lives of stars.
Stay tuned for future updates and articles related to variable star photometry.
When will T CrB go nova ?
As of 11-28-24 T CrB has not gone nova
T CrB will go nova soon. Perhaps in 2025? Only time will tell.
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CCD Photometry
T CrB - soon to go Nova
T CrB - soon to go Nova
T CrB - soon to go Nova
Don't miss the most anticipated Nova in 80 years! T Corona Borealis will go Nova soon, and you don't want to miss it!
Light Curves
T CrB - soon to go Nova
T CrB - soon to go Nova
Light Curves show period and brightness relationship over time. T CrB has a lot of variation in the years between each Nova.
Visual Photometry
Omicron Ceti Visual Observations
Omicron Ceti Visual Observations
Omicron Ceti Visual Observations
Visual observations of Omicron Ceti over a one year period.
These observations were about one week apart. Omicron Ceti is a long period variable (LPV) and a fun one to watch as it has about a 12 month period.
Omicron Ceti Phase Plot
Omicron Ceti Visual Observations
Omicron Ceti Visual Observations
Phase Plot of Omicron Ceti using my own personal observations over a one year period of time. The VStar visualization and analysis tool from the AAVSO is an easy to use tool to plot data on a light curve for analysis.