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Occultation Observation (Status: Published)
Occultation Date : 2001-03-15 Star Designation : HIP 66446 Object Designation : (423) Diotima Observation Result : O+ Observer(s) : Philippe Dupouy Start Observation UT1 : 22:53:25 Disappearance UT2 : 22:53:53.91 +/- 0.50 Reappearance UT3 : 22:54:13.60 +/- 0.50 End Observation UT4 : 22:55:45 Duration [sec] : 19.69 Country Code : FR Observation Method : CCD Time Source : RAD Instrument/Optics : M200 Record last modified : 2023-01-09 22:50:46 Source / Reference : Euraster Observer Comments : A more advanced study of the trail by JLX gave:A thin cloud probably passed over that place from UT 22 53 53.6 on.22:53:58.95 +/-0.5s to 22:54:04.36 +/-0.5s: immersion plateau duration 5.41s +/-0.722:54:10.15 +/-0.5s to 22:54:14.07 +/-0.5s: emersion plateau duration 3.92s +/-0.7The brightest component of HIP 66446 disappeared and reappeared first:HIP 66446 A occn: duration 11.20s +/-0.7HIP 66446 B occn: duration 9.71s +/-0.7The flux ratio A/B seems to be around 1.4.

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