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Anuario Astronómico del Astroaficionado

2005

Elaborado para la Red Informática de Aficionados a la Astronomía (RIAA)Año 1

Indice• Calendario 2005• Resumen del IX Encuentro de Aficionados a la Astronomía “Raymundo Hernández in Memoriam”• Fases de la Luna; Apogeos y perigeos lunares;

Conjunciones mutuas de los planetas; Estaciones• Brillo, diámetro y fracción iluminada de los planetas• Eclipses• Fenómenos astronómicos diarios• Horario de salida y puesta de la Luna• Lluvias de meteoros• Efemérides de cometas• Orto y ocaso del Sol y los principales planetas• Efemérides para Urano, Neptuno y Plutón• Efemérides para Fobos, Titán y Tritón• Tiempo sidéreo, día juliano, tránsito solar y nutación• Eventos de los satélites de Júpiter• Predicciones de ocultaciones estelares por la Luna---------------------------------------------------------

A la derecha:

Imagen del VLT (Verylarge Telescope) enCerro Paranal, Chile.Sus imágenescoordinadas superantodo lo que unastrónomo soñaría.

Bienvenidos a esta primera luz del anuario astronómico delastroaficionado cubano.

Esta publicación viene preparándose desde hace tres años,durante los cuales ha sido presentado en forma de simplespredicciones de efemérides astronómicas.Durante el Noveno Encuentro de Aficionados a la Astronomía“Raymundo Hernández in Memoriam”, celebrado en la ciudad deSancti Spíritus, tomamos el acuerdo de crear estapublicación con un formato electrónico, y en la cual no sólose incluyeran predicciones de efemérides astronómicas, sinotambién noticias y otros materiales escritos por los propiosastroaficionados.La razón fundamental por la que tomamos este acuerdo es ladivulgación que tanto necesita esta ciencia, y que por elmomento es quizás el objetivo prioritario de nuestrasacciones. Mediante esta publicación pretendemos llegar a unmayor número de personas, atraer a muchas de estas a laafición por la astronomía, e interesarlas por los trabajosque se pueden hacer en este tipo de afición.Contamos con ustedes para retroalimentarnos y así podermejorar esta publicación. Esperamos sus opiniones, críticasy sugerencias. Nos servirán de gran ayuda en nuestro trabajofuturo. Puedes escribir al editor (Carlos Heredero) a:[email protected]

NOTAS AL FORMATO DE LAS TABLAS:

- Para los casos en que se da la hora en Tiempo Universal(UT), se puede calcular la hora local para nuestro paísrestándole al tiempo dado 5 horas. Por ejemplo, si tienecomo Tiempo Universal las 22:00 horas, al restarle 5tenemos las 17:00 horas (siempre en formato de 24 horas,también llamado hora militar). Puede también llevar las17:00 horas al tiempo civil, que son las cinco de la tarde(5:00 p.m.). Durante el horario de verano, deberá restarseentonces 4 horas en lugar de las 5 horas habituales.----------------------------------------------------Reportes de observaciones:Se puede reportar cualquierobservación al Instituto de Geofísica y Astronomía(IGA) mediante el correo electrónico:[email protected]

En el caso de las ocultaciones estelares por la Luna,hallará en esa sección una serie de direccioneselectrónicas a las cuales puede también reportar susobservaciones. También puede ponerse en contacto concualquiera de las agrupaciones de aficionados delpaís.

CALENDARIO 2005

Enero Febrero MarzoDo Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 13 14 15 16 17 18 1916 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 20 21 22 23 24 25 2623 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 27 28 29 30 3130 31

Abril Mayo JunioDo Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 1110 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 1817 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 2524 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30

Julio Agosto SeptiembreDo Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 1010 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 1717 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 2424 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 3031

Octubre Noviembre DiciembreDo Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa Do Lu Ma Mi Ju Vi Sa 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 1716 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 2423 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 3130 31

2005

Resumen del IX Encuentro de Aficionados a la Astronomía"Raymundo Hernández in Memoriam"

Este encuentro, que sesionó los días 19, 20 y 21 de Noviembre de 2004 en elMuseo de Historia Natural de la ciudad de Sancti Spíritus, tuvo comoobjetivo (al igual que los anteriores) estrechar los lazos de amistad ycolaboración entre los aficionados y profesionales de la isla, así comoseguir divulgando las mas antigua y desinteresada de las ciencias a todoslos niveles. El mismo contó con la participación de varias agrupaciones deaficionados a esta ciencia en representación de varias provincias del país,según se relaciona a continuación.

� Camaguey (Galileo Galilei)----------------5� Sancti Spíritus (GraffiaS.S) ----------------8� Sancti Spíritus (Afic. Independientes) ---3� Guayos (Antares) ---------------------------2� Santa Clara (Meridiano 80)----------------6� Caibarién (W. Hershell) -------------------2� Ciudad Habana (ProAstronomía) ---------3� Invitados -------------------------------------7� Total -----------------------------------------36

En el encuentro se presentaron un total de 15 ponencias las cuales serelacionan a continuación.

PONENCIAS1. Se ha adelantado el Mínimo del actual ciclo solar. Autor: Ángel

Alberto González Coroas.2. Las tormentas solares culpables de la desaparición del agua en

Marte. Autor: Dened González Méndez.3. Tránsito de Venus y disminución de la luz solar. Autores: Alaika

Paso Silva y Ángel Alberto González Coroas.4. El Reflector: la mejor opción. Autor: César Lugones Bueno5. Detección de perturbaciones en series cronológicas meteorológicas

mediante el uso de información sobre la evolución de la actividadsolar. Autor: Roberto Aroche Ramírez.

6. Alternativa didáctica de apoyo al aprendizaje de la Astronomíabasada en el uso de la computadora. Autores: Osvaldo Dias Cubilla yRosario Geysa Cañizares Arteaga.

7. Cúmulos estelares globulares y abiertos. Autor: Juan Felipe LópezCarrasana.

8. Las estrellas. Generalidades. Autor: Renán Martín Piñero.9. ¿Qué es realmente un agujero negro?. Autor: Armando Pérez González10. Europa: ¿un nuevo mundo?. Autor: Alejandro Cuba Ruiz11. Cronómetro digital. Autores: Grupo ProAstronomía Habana12. Los Rayos Cósmicos. Autor: Dagoberto Escobar Atienzar13. Misión a Marte, la hazaña tecnológica. Autores: Rafael Alejandro

Cruz Pérez y Alcides Portal Alfonso14. Observatorio. Autor: Isbel González González15. RadioAstronomía. Autor: Carlos A. Heredero Gracia

Otras actividades que se realizaron en el encuentro fueron un Video Debate,Sesión de Póster, Conferencia en el planetario, Observación Solar,Observación Nocturna (donde participaron más de 200 personas), así como lasactividades recreativo- culturales nocturnas “Ecos de la Palma” y “Serenata”en el Museo de Historia Natural y la Casa de la Trova respectivamente.

Se presentaron una serie de exposiciones colaterales al encuentro en una delas salas del museo con los temas siguientes:

� Miniplanetario� Astrofotografía� Exposición de Telescopios� Construcción de Espejos de Telescopios por varios aficionados de la

provincia� Exposición sobre Arnaldo Tamayo� Historia de la Astronomía Provincial

Por último en la Asamblea General se tomaron una serie de acuerdos que serelacionan a continuación:

ACUERDOS

1. Efectuar el próximo encuentro en Las Yayas, municipio Sancti Spírituslos días 8, 9 y 10 de Abril de 2005.

2. Ratificar por votación unánime de los participantes el nombre de estosencuentros.

3. Todos los grupos deben enviar información para escribir la Historia dela Astronomía en Cuba, la primera edición deberá estar lista para elpróximo encuentro de aficionados y el responsable de editar la mismaserá Angel Alberto González Coroas. Fecha de Cump: 31/1/05, Resp:Todos los aficionados

4. Revisar los temas de Astronomía en los distintos programas deenseñanza para analizarlo en el próximo encuentro. Fecha cump: PróximoEncuentro, Resp.: Rosario Geysa Cañizares Arteaga

5. Llevar propuesta para logotipo de estos encuentros y del movimiento deaficionados. Fecha cump: Próximo encuentro, Resp: Todos

6. Crear nuestro anuario. Fecha cump: 1 de Enero de cada año. Resp:Carlos A. Heredero Gracia (edición) y Aficionados (información)

7. Convocar concursos de dibujo, cuentos y poesía en la comunidad sededel próximo encuentro para premiar en el mismo. Fecha cump: Inmediata,Resp: Organizador (convocatoria), Isbel González González y NoemíLugones Bueno (Jurado)

8. Nombrar cada año con un tema que nos interese desarrollar dentro delmovimiento astronómico y designar el próximo como “Año de lacomunicación entre los Astroaficionados”

9. Promover e incentivar la creación de telescopios y otros instrumentospor los aficionados. Fecha cump: Permanente, Resp: Aficionados

10. Averiguar donde se puede aluminizar espejos para telescopios. Fechacump: XI Encuentro (Septiembre de 2005), Resp: Isbel González González

11. Llevar al próximo encuentro propuesta de sesiones de trabajo. Fechacump: 8/4/05, Resp: Aficionados

12. Enviar datos con la relación de aficionados del país a Carlos A.Heredero Gracia y Ernesto Rodríguez Flores, coordinadores delmovimiento por parte de los aficionados y el IGA respectivamente.Fecha cump: 8/4/05, Resp: Aficionados

13. Enviar copia de los acuerdos a los grupos para revisar cumplimiento.Fecha cump: Inmediata, Resp: Isbel González González

Nota: Con el propósito de dar cumplimiento a uno de los objetivosprincipales de estos encuentros, fueron divulgadas tanto la convocatoriacomo las actividades del mismo en todos los medios de difusión masiva de laprovincia, así como en Radio Progreso y Juventud Rebelde. Además laradioemisora municipal lanzó un concurso sobre el evento donde el ganadorrecibió de premio una reservación para el hotel Los Laureles de nuestraciudad.

Fases de la Luna para el 2005

Luna Nueva Cuarto Creciente Luna Llena Cuarto Menguante d h d h d h d h Ene 3 18Ene 10 12 Ene 17 7 Ene 25 11 Feb 2 7Feb 8 22 Feb 16 0 Feb 24 5 Mar 3 18Mar 10 9 Mar 17 19 Mar 25 21 Abr 2 1Abr 8 21 Abr 16 14 Abr 24 10 May 1 7May 8 9 May 16 9 May 23 20 May 30 12Jun 6 22 Jun 15 1 Jun 22 4 Jun 28 18Jul 6 12 Jul 14 15 Jul 21 11 Jul 28 3Ago 5 3 Ago 13 3 Ago 19 18 Ago 26 16Sep 3 18 Sep 11 11 Sep 18 2 Sep 25 7Oct 3 10 Oct 10 19 Oct 17 12 Oct 25 2Nov 2 1 Nov 9 2 Nov 16 1 Nov 23 22Dic 1 15 Dic 8 10 Dic 15 16 Dic 23 20Dic 31 3

Notas:

d – díah – hora

Apogeos y perigeos lunares

Fecha Hora Fenómeno Distancia(km) Diámetro

10/01/2005 5 Perigeo 356597 0,5585°23/01/2005 14 Apogeo 406444 0,4900°07/02/2005 17 Perigeo 358572 0,5554°20/02/2005 0 Apogeo 405827 0,4907°07/03/2005 23 Perigeo 363225 0,5483°19/03/2005 18 Apogeo 404876 0,4919°04/04/2005 6 Perigeo 368499 0,5405°16/04/2005 14 Apogeo 404312 0,4926°29/04/2005 5 Perigeo 369021 0,5397°14/05/2005 9 Apogeo 404606 0,4922°26/05/2005 6 Perigeo 364243 0,5468°11/06/2005 1 Apogeo 405526 0,4911°23/06/2005 7 Perigeo 359692 0,5537°08/07/2005 13 Apogeo 406354 0,4901°21/07/2005 15 Perigeo 357188 0,5576°04/08/2005 16 Apogeo 406615 0,4898°19/08/2005 1 Perigeo 357417 0,5572°31/08/2005 21 Apogeo 406235 0,4903°16/09/2005 9 Perigeo 360413 0,5526°28/09/2005 10 Apogeo 405311 0,4914°14/10/2005 9 Perigeo 365446 0,5450°26/10/2005 5 Apogeo 404486 0,4924°09/11/2005 20 Perigeo 370019 0,5382°23/11/2005 1 Apogeo 404384 0,4925°04/12/2005 23 Perigeo 367367 0,5421°20/12/2005 22 Apogeo 405022 0,4917°

Conjunciones mutuas de los planetas 2005[Separación mínima menor de 1 grado]

Año Mes Día Hora Separación Elongación Planetas2005 Feb 14 23.5 55.8 11w Venus Neptuno2005 Feb 20 6.1 55.0 4e Mercurio Urano2005 Mar 04 8.4 38.7 7w Venus Urano2005 Jun 27 17.1 4.2 23e Mercurio Venus

Estaciones en el 2005

Fecha Hora Estación DuraciónEquinoccio: 20/03/2005 7:31 Invierno: 88,99 díasSolsticio: 21/06/2005 1:47 Primavera: 92,76 díasEquinoccio: 22/09/2005 17:21 Verano: 93,65 díasSolsticio: 21/12/2005 13:35 Otoño: 89,84 días

Brillo de los planetas para el 2005

Mes

Diámetro de los planetas (seg. de arco)

MesFracción iluminada de los planetas

Mes

Eclipses en el 2005ECLIPSE PARCIAL DE SOL: 8 de Abril de 2005

Predicción para Ciudad de la Habana. Long: 82 35.00 ; Lat: 23 15.00Evento hora UT A.P. alt. h m s o oPrimer contacto 21 13 43 212 35Máximo del Eclipse 22 18 16 20Último Contacto 23 16 37 90 6Magnitud del máximo del Eclipse 0.544Predicción para Santiago de Cuba. Long: 76 23.00 ; Lat: 20 2.00Evento hora UT A.P. alt. h m s o oPimer contacto 21 14 43 220 29Máximo del Eclipse 22 20 13 14Último contacto 23 19 4 85 0Magnitud del máximo del Eclipse 0.647Nota: El 3 de Octubre habrá un eclipse anular de Sol, pero no serávisible desde Cuba.

ECLIPSE PENUMBRAL DE LUNA: 24 de Abril de 2005 Ubicada sobre Evento (poco notable) hora U.T. A.P. Long. Lat. H m s o o o[1] Luna Entra en la Penumbra 7 49 51 71 -119 -13[4] Máximo del Eclipse 9 54 47 -150 -14[7] Luna sale de la Penumbra 11 59 49 339 -180 -14Magnitud del Eclipse Penumbral = 0.890

ECLIPSE PARCIAL DE LUNA: 17 de octubre de 2005 Ubicada sobre Evento hora U.T. A.P. Long. Lat. h m s o o o[1] Luna Entra en la Penumbra 9 51 26 101 -153 +10[2] Luna entra en la Umbra 11 34 0 137 -178 +10[4] Máaximo del Eclipse 12 3 19 +175 +10[6] Luna sale de la Umbra 12 32 26 168 +168 +10[7] Luna sale de la Penumbra 14 15 8 204 +143 +11Magnitud del Eclipse Umbral = 0.069

Fenómenos astronómicos diarios 2005

Enero d h d h 3 8 Tierra en perihelio 13 11 Urano 3.3N de la Luna 3 18 CUARTO MENGUANTE 13 24 Saturno en oposición 4 2 Júpiter 0.3N de la Luna Occn 14 0 Mercurio 0.3S de Venus 4 13 Espiga 2.4S de la Luna 17 8 CUARTO CRECIENTE 7 19 Marte 3.4N de la Luna 23 18 Luna en apogeo 7 20 Antares 1.2S de la Luna Occn 24 10 Pollux 1.7N de la Luna 8 23 Marte 4.6N de Antares 24 10 Saturno 4.9S de la Luna 9 2 Mercurio 4.9N de la Luna 25 11 LUNA LLENA 9 3 Venus 4.8N de la Luna 27 12 Régulo 3.7S de la Luna10 10 Luna en perigeo 31 11 Júpiter 0.8N de la Luna Occn10 12 LUNA NUEVA 31 20 Epiga 2.2S de la Luna12 2 Neptuno 4.7N de la Luna

Notas: Separaciones y conjunciones de no más de 6 grados. Particularmentelos momentos de Afelio y Perihelio están pobremente definidos, con un errorposible de algunas horas. Esto se debe a que la distancioa Sol-Tierra en elperihelio puede variar hasta 300 Km en 24 horas. Esto puede afectar otraspredicciones. Todas las posiciones se dan en grados.S – sur, N – norte, W – oeste, E – esteElong (18) – elongación (en grados), Occn - ocultación

Febrero d h d h 2 8 CUARTO MENGUANTE 14 11 Mercurio conjunción superior 2 16 Júpiter estacionario 15 1 Venus 0.9S de Neptuno 3 20 Neptuno en conjuncción 16 1 CUARTO CRECIENTE 4 5 Antares 1.0S de la Luna Occn 20 5 Luna en apogeo 5 13 Marte 4.2N de la Luna 20 6 Mercurio 0.9S de Urano 7 21 Luna en perigeo 20 13 Saturno 5.0S de la Luna 8 1 Venus 4.1N de la Luna 20 17 Pollux 1.6N de la Luna 8 10 Mercurio 2.0S de Neptuno 23 18 Régulo 3.6S de la Luna 8 15 Mercurio 2.6N de la Luna 24 6 LUNA LLENA 8 15 Neptuno 4.6N de la Luna 25 7 Urano en conjunción 8 23 LUNA NUEVA 27 15 Júpiter 1.0N de la Luna Occn 9 24 Urano 3.1N de la Luna 28 2 Espiga 2.1S de la Luna

Marzo d h d h 3 12 Antares 0.8S de la Luna Occn 19 24 Luna en apogeo 3 18 CUARTO MENGUANTE 20 0 Pollux 1.5N de la Luna 4 9 Venus 0.6S de Urano 20 13 Equinoccio 6 7 Marte 4.4N de la Luna 22 1 Saturno estacionario 8 2 Luna en perigeo 23 2 Régulo 3.7S de la Luna 8 3 Neptuno 4.6N de la Luna 25 22 LUNA LLENA 9 13 Urano 2.9N de la Luna 26 16 Júpiter 0.9N de la Luna Occn10 0 Venus 1.8N de la Luna 27 8 Plutón estacionario10 10 LUNA NUEVA 27 8 Espiga 2.0S de la Luna11 18 Mercurio 3.1N de la Luna 29 16 Mercurio conjunción inferior12 17 Mercurio mayor elong E(18) 29 21 Mercurio 4.3N de Venus17 20 CUARTO CRECIENTE 30 18 Antares 0.7S de la Luna Occn19 17 Mercurio estacionario 31 4 Venus conjunción superior19 18 Saturno 5.1S de la Luna

Abril d h d h 2 2 CUARTO MENGUANTE 16 3 Saturno 5.1S de la Luna 3 16 Júpiter en oposición 16 8 Pollux 1.4N de la Luna 4 1 Marte 3.8N de la Luna 16 15 CUARTO CRECIENTE 4 12 Neptuno 4.6N de la Luna 16 20 Luna en apogeo 4 14 Luna en perigeo 19 9 Régulo 3.7S de la Luna 6 0 Urano 2.9N de la Luna 22 17 Júpiter 0.6N de la Luna Occn 7 17 Mercurio 2.6N de la Luna 23 16 Espiga 1.9S de la Luna 8 21 LUNA NUEVA Eclipse 24 10 LUNA LLENA Eclipse 9 1 Venus 1.0S de la Luna Occn 26 19 Mercurio mayor elong W(27)11 4 Mercurio estacionario 27 0 Antares 0.7S de la Luna Occn13 13 Marte 1.2S de Neptuno 29 9 Luna en perigeo

Mayo d h d h 1 7 CUARTO MENGUANTE 16 18 Régulo 3.7S de la Luna 1 18 Neptuno 4.6N de la Luna 18 5 Venus 5.7N de Aldebaran 2 18 Marte 2.4N de la Luna 19 22 Júpiter 0.4N de la Luna Occn 3 9 Urano 2.8N de la Luna 20 4 Neptuno estacionario 6 9 Mercurio 2.8S de la Luna 21 1 Espiga 1.9S de la Luna on 8 10 LUNA NUEVA 23 21 LUNA LLENA 9 6 Venus 3.2S de la Luna 24 8 Antares 0.8S de la Luna Occn13 15 Saturno 5.0S de la Luna 26 11 Luna en perigeo13 16 Pollux 1.5N de la Luna 28 24 Neptuno 4.5N de la Luna14 14 Luna en apogeo 30 12 CUARTO MENGUANTE15 12 Marte 1.1S de Urano 30 15 Urano 2.6N de la Luna16 9 CUARTO CRECIENTE 31 10 Marte 0.4N de la Luna Occn

Junio d h d h 2 1 Mercurio 5.9N de Aldebarán 17 11 Espiga 1.7S de la Luna 3 10 Mercurio conjunción superior 20 18 Antares 0.7S de la Luna Occn 5 22 Júpiter estacionario 21 7 Solsticio 6 23 LUNA NUEVA 22 5 LUNA LLENA 7 9 Mercurio 3.1S de la Luna 22 18 Venus 5.2S de Pollux 8 13 Venus 3.8S de la Luna 23 13 Luna en perigeo 9 24 Pollux 1.6N de la Luna 23 21 Mercurio 4.9S de Pollux10 4 Saturno 4.8S de la Luna 25 7 Neptuno 4.3N de la Luna11 5 Luna en apogeo 26 3 Venus 1.3N de Saturno13 2 Régulo 3.5S de la Luna 26 12 Mercurio 1.4N de Saturno14 4 Plutón en oposición 26 21 Urano 2.4N de la Luna15 2 CUARTO CRECIENTE 28 3 Mercurio 0.1S de Venus15 8 Urano estacionario 28 19 CUARTO MENGUANTE16 7 Júpiter 0.4N de la Luna Occn 29 3 Marte 1.8S de la Luna

Julio d h d h 4 23 Tierra en afelio 14 19 Espiga 1.5S de la Luna 6 13 LUNA NUEVA 18 5 Antares 0.6S de la Luna Occn 7 6 Pollux 1.7N de la Luna 21 12 LUNA LLENA 7 18 Saturno 4.6S de la Luna 21 21 Luna en perigeo 8 17 Luna en apogeo 22 6 Mercurio estacionario 8 22 Mercurio 4.8S de la Luna 22 16 Neptuno 4.2N de la Luna 8 22 Venus 2.9S de la Luna 22 24 Venus 1.1N de Regulus 9 2 Mercurio mayor elong E(26) 23 17 Saturno en conjunción 9 3 Mercurio 1.9S de Venus 24 5 Urano 2.3N de la Luna10 8 Regulus 3.3S de la Luna 27 18 Marte 3.9S de la Luna13 18 Júpiter 0.6N de la Luna Occn 28 4 CUARTO MENGUANTE14 16 CUARTO CRECIENTE

Agosto d h d h 3 12 Pollux 1.7N de la Luna 14 14 Antares 0.4S de la Luna Occn 4 6 Saturno 4.5S de la Luna 15 12 Mercurio estacionario 5 1 Luna en apogeo 19 1 Neptuno 4.2N de la Luna 5 3 LUNA NUEVA 19 7 Luna en perigeo 6 1 Mercurio conjunción inferior 19 19 LUNA LLENA 6 14 Regulus 3.2S de la Luna 20 14 Urano 2.2N de la Luna 8 5 Venus 1.2S de la Luna 24 2 Mercurio mayor elong W(18) 8 17 Neptuno en oposición 25 4 Marte 5.3S de la Luna10 8 Júpiter 1.1N de la Luna Occn 26 16 CUARTO MENGUANTE11 1 Espiga 1.3S de la Luna 30 18 Pollux 1.6N de la Luna13 3 CUARTO CRECIENTE 31 19 Saturno 4.4S de la Luna

Septiembre d h d h 1 3 Urano en oposición 15 10 Neptuno 4.3N de la Luna 1 7 Luna en apogeo 16 15 Luna en perigeo 2 0 Venus 1.2S de Júpiter 16 23 Urano 2.2N de la Luna 2 12 Mercurio 2.5S de la Luna 18 3 LUNA LLENA 2 20 Régulo 3.1S de la Luna 18 3 Mercurio conjunción inferior 3 3 Plutón estacionario 22 5 Marte 5.7S de la Luna 3 19 LUNA NUEVA 22 23 Equinoccio 4 16 Mercurio 1.0N de Regulus 25 8 CUARTO MENGUANTE 6 11 Venus 1.7N de Spica 27 1 Pollux 1.5N de la Luna 6 23 Júpiter 1.6N de la Luna 27 22 Júpiter 3.1N de Spica 7 7 Espiga 1.2S de la Luna 28 8 Saturno 4.4S de la Luna 7 9 Venus 0.5N de la Luna Occn 28 17 Luna en apogeo10 20 Antares 0.2S de la Luna Occn 30 3 Régulo 3.2S de la Luna11 12 CUARTO CRECIENTE

Octubre d h d h 1 11 Marte estacionario 17 1 Venus 1.6N de Antares 3 11 LUNA NUEVA Eclipse 17 13 LUNA LLENA Eclipse 4 12 Mercurio 0.7N de la LunaOccn 19 11 Marte 4.6S de la Luna 4 13 Espiga 1.2S de la Luna Occn 22 14 Júpiter en conjunción 4 16 Júpiter 2.1N de la Luna 24 9 Pollux 1.5N de la Luna 4 21 Mercurio 1.9N de Spica 25 2 CUARTO MENGUANTE 5 23 Mercurio 1.3S de Júpiter 25 20 Saturno 4.2S de la Luna 7 6 Venus 1.3N de la Luna 26 10 Luna en apogeo 8 1 Antares 0.2S de la Luna Occn 26 21 Neptuno estacionario10 19 CUARTO CRECIENTE 27 11 Regulus 3.1S de la Luna12 17 Neptuno 4.3N de la Luna 30 4 Marte cercano a la Tierra14 7 Urano 2.3N de la Luna 31 21 Espiga 1.1S de la Luna Occn14 16 Luna en perigeo

Noviembre d h d h 1 11 Júpiter 2.6N de la Luna 15 5 Marte 2.5S de la Luna 2 2 LUNA NUEVA 16 1 LUNA LLENA 3 12 Mercurio mayor elong E(23) 16 8 Urano estacionario 3 18 Venus mayor elong E(47) 17 15 Mercurio 3.1N de Antares 3 23 Mercurio 1.2N de la Luna 20 17 Pollux 1.7N de la Luna 4 8 Antares 0.3S de la Luna Occn 22 5 Saturno 4.0S de la Luna 5 19 Venus 1.4N de la Luna 22 18 Saturno estacionario 7 9 Marte en oposición 23 7 Luna en apogeo 8 23 Neptuno 4.3N de la Luna 23 19 Regulus 3.0S de la Luna 9 2 CUARTO CRECIENTE 23 23 CUARTO MENGUANTE10 2 Luna en perigeo 24 16 Mercurio conjunción inferior10 12 Urano 2.2N de la Luna 28 6 Espiga 1.0S de la Luna Occn10 17 Mercurio 2.0N de Antares 29 7 Júpiter 3.2N de la Luna14 7 Mercurio estacionario 30 17 Mercurio 5.8N de la Luna

Diciembre d h d h 1 16 Antares 0.3S de la Luna Occn 18 1 Pollux 1.8N de la Luna 1 16 LUNA NUEVA 19 12 Saturno 3.7S de la Luna 4 4 Mercurio estacionario 20 23 Mercurio 5.8N de Antares 4 19 Venus 2.3N de la Luna 21 3 Régulo 2.8S de la Luna 5 5 Luna en perigeo 21 4 Luna en apogeo 6 6 Neptuno 4.1N de la Luna 21 19 Solsticio 7 18 Urano 2.1N de la Luna 23 5 Venus estacionario 8 10 CUARTO CRECIENTE 23 20 CUARTO MENGUANTE11 2 Marte estacionario 25 15 Espiga 0.8S de la Luna Occn12 5 Marte 1.2S de la Luna Occn 27 2 Júpiter 3.9N de la Luna12 17 Mercurio mayor elong W(21) 29 2 Antares 0.2S de la Luna Occn15 17 LUNA LLENA 30 0 Mercurio 4.9N de la Luna16 5 Plutón en conjunción 31 4 LUNA NUEVA

Salida de la Luna en hora local 2005

Fecha Ene Feb Mar Abr May Jun Jul Ago Sep Oct Nov Dic 1 23.15 ..... 23.42 0.48 1.33 2.07 1.52 2.47 4.17 4.47 6.08 6.57 2 ..... 0.48 ..... 1.51 2.17 2.41 2.31 3.39 5.10 5.38 7.06 8.03 3 0.07 1.53 0.45 2.46 2.55 3.15 3.13 4.34 6.02 6.29 8.08 9.07 4 1.03 2.59 1.53 3.34 3.31 3.51 3.59 5.28 6.52 7.22 9.13 10.06 5 2.01 4.06 2.58 4.17 4.05 4.31 4.50 6.22 7.43 8.18 10.17 10.58 6 3.03 5.12 3.58 4.56 4.39 5.15 5.43 7.14 8.34 9.16 11.17 11.43 7 4.09 6.12 4.52 5.32 5.15 6.03 6.38 8.05 9.27 10.18 12.12 12.23 8 5.19 7.05 5.40 6.07 5.53 6.55 7.33 8.55 10.22 11.21 13.01 12.59 9 6.28 7.51 6.22 6.42 6.35 7.49 8.26 9.45 11.21 12.23 13.43 13.34 10 7.33 8.31 7.01 7.19 7.20 8.44 9.18 10.37 12.23 13.22 14.22 14.08 11 8.30 9.08 7.37 7.59 8.10 9.38 10.08 11.30 13.27 14.15 14.58 14.44 12 9.19 9.43 8.12 8.42 9.03 10.31 10.58 12.27 14.29 15.02 15.33 15.23 13 10.01 10.18 8.48 9.29 9.58 11.23 11.49 13.28 15.28 15.44 16.08 16.06 14 10.39 10.53 9.26 10.20 10.53 12.14 12.42 14.33 16.20 16.23 16.46 16.54 15 11.13 11.31 10.06 11.14 11.47 13.05 13.38 15.38 17.07 16.59 17.27 17.46 16 11.47 12.12 10.50 12.09 12.40 13.58 14.38 16.42 17.49 17.35 18.13 18.42 17 12.20 12.56 11.38 13.03 13.32 14.54 15.43 17.40 18.28 18.13 19.03 19.38 18 12.55 13.45 12.30 13.57 14.24 15.53 16.51 18.32 19.05 18.52 19.56 20.34 19 13.33 14.37 13.23 14.50 15.16 16.57 17.58 19.17 19.42 19.35 20.52 21.28 20 14.15 15.31 14.18 15.42 16.11 18.05 19.01 19.58 20.20 20.22 21.48 22.20 21 15.01 16.26 15.12 16.35 17.10 19.14 19.57 20.36 21.00 21.14 22.43 23.10 22 15.51 17.20 16.06 17.29 18.12 20.20 20.45 21.12 21.44 22.08 23.36 23.59 23 16.43 18.13 16.59 18.25 19.19 21.19 21.28 21.48 22.32 23.03 ..... ..... 24 17.38 19.06 17.51 19.25 20.27 22.10 22.06 22.26 23.24 23.58 0.29 0.51 25 18.32 19.58 18.45 20.29 21.34 22.54 22.41 23.07 ..... 0.01 1.20 1.42 26 19.26 20.51 19.39 21.35 22.35 23.33 23.16 23.53 0.20 0.55 2.10 2.36 27 20.19 21.45 20.36 22.41 23.29 ..... 23.52 ..... 1.15 1.47 3.01 3.34 28 21.11 22.42 21.36 23.44 ..... 0.08 ..... 0.42 2.10 2.38 3.54 4.37 29 22.02 ..... 22.39 ..... 0.15 0.43 0.31 1.34 3.04 3.29 4.51 5.42 30 22.55 ..... 23.44 0.41 0.57 1.17 1.12 2.28 3.56 4.20 5.52 6.48 31 23.50 ..... ..... ..... 1.33 ..... 1.57 3.23 ..... 5.13 ..... 22.23

Puesta de la Luna en hora local

Fecha Ene Feb Mar Abr May Jun Jul Ago Sep Oct Nov Dic 1 11.16 11.26 10.04 11.26 12.40 14.34 15.20 16.60 17.51 17.28 17.35 17.43 2 11.47 12.05 10.46 12.34 13.43 15.30 16.17 17.49 18.25 17.58 18.15 18.42 3 12.18 12.52 11.35 13.41 14.44 16.27 17.14 18.34 18.56 18.28 19.01 19.47 4 12.52 13.45 12.34 14.48 15.42 17.24 18.10 19.14 19.26 19.01 19.54 20.55 5 13.30 14.47 13.38 15.51 16.39 18.22 19.03 19.50 19.56 19.37 20.54 22.02 6 14.13 15.56 14.46 16.53 17.37 19.20 19.51 20.22 20.26 20.18 21.58 23.07 7 15.04 17.07 15.55 17.52 18.34 20.15 20.34 20.53 20.59 21.05 23.05 ..... 8 16.03 18.18 17.03 18.51 19.33 21.07 21.13 21.22 21.36 21.59 ..... 0.09 9 17.11 19.25 18.07 19.49 20.32 21.54 21.48 21.52 22.18 22.60 0.10 1.08 10 18.22 20.28 19.09 20.48 21.29 22.36 22.20 22.23 23.07 ..... 1.13 2.07 11 19.34 21.28 20.09 21.47 22.24 23.14 22.50 22.57 ..... 0.05 2.15 3.05 12 20.42 22.26 21.07 22.45 23.14 23.48 23.20 23.36 0.04 1.12 3.14 4.04 13 21.45 23.22 22.05 23.41 23.59 ..... 23.50 ..... 1.08 2.18 4.14 5.04 14 22.45 ..... 23.03 ..... ..... 0.19 ..... 0.22 2.16 3.22 5.13 6.05 15 23.42 0.19 ..... 0.34 0.39 0.50 0.23 1.15 3.25 4.25 6.14 7.05 16 ..... 1.15 0.01 1.21 1.16 1.20 0.60 2.17 4.33 5.26 7.16 8.01 17 0.37 2.11 0.57 2.04 1.49 1.52 1.42 3.25 5.38 6.27 8.18 8.52 18 1.32 3.05 1.51 2.43 2.20 2.27 2.33 4.37 6.42 7.28 9.16 9.38 19 2.27 3.57 2.41 3.18 2.51 3.08 3.32 5.47 7.44 8.30 10.11 10.18 20 3.22 4.45 3.27 3.51 3.23 3.55 4.39 6.55 8.45 9.32 10.60 10.53 21 4.17 5.29 4.08 4.22 3.57 4.51 5.51 7.60 9.46 10.32 11.43 11.25 22 5.10 6.09 4.45 4.53 4.35 5.55 7.02 9.02 10.47 11.29 12.20 11.55 23 6.01 6.45 5.19 5.26 5.19 7.04 8.11 10.02 11.47 12.20 12.54 12.24 24 6.48 7.19 5.51 6.02 6.10 8.15 9.16 11.02 12.45 13.06 13.26 12.54 25 7.31 7.51 6.23 6.42 7.09 9.24 10.18 12.01 13.39 13.48 13.56 13.26 26 8.10 8.22 6.54 7.27 8.14 10.29 11.17 13.00 14.29 14.24 14.26 14.00 27 8.45 8.53 7.28 8.20 9.22 11.30 12.15 14.01 15.12 14.57 14.56 14.41 28 9.17 9.27 8.04 9.20 10.30 12.28 13.13 14.56 15.51 15.27 15.30 15.28 29 9.49 ..... 8.45 10.25 11.35 13.27 14.13 15.47 16.25 15.57 16.08 16.24 30 10.19 ..... 9.32 11.31 12.39 14.23 15.10 16.33 16.57 16.28 16.52 17.27 31 10.51 ..... 10.26 ..... 13.38 ..... 16.06 17.14 ..... 16.60 ..... .....

..... No ocurre fenómeno en este día ----- La Luna está continuamente bajo el horizonte ***** La Luna continúa sobre el horizonte

Imagen de Ganymede

Uno de los llamados satélites galileanos de Júpiter, nombreque se les ha dado en honor a su descubridor, Galileo Galilei.

Esta imagen fue obtenida por la sonda Galileo, un exitosoproyecto que exploró el sistema joviano durante varios años.

Observe los detalles de la superficie de este satélite.

Lluvias de Meteoros en el 2005 datos obtenidos de la International Meteor Organization (IMO)Máximo Radiante V_inftyLluvia Período de actividadFecha Long. solar á ä km/s

r ZHR

Cuadrántidas (QUA) Ene 01-Ene 05 Ene 03 283°16 230° +49° 41 2.1 120ä-Cáncridas (DCA) Ene 01-Ene 24 Ene 17 297° 130° +20° 28 3.0 4á-Centáuridas (ACE) Ene 28-Feb 21 Feb 07 319°2 210° -59° 56 2.0 6ä-Leónidas (DLE) Feb 15-Mar 10 Feb 24 336° 168° +16° 23 3.0 2ã-Nórmidas (GNO) Feb 25-Mar 22 Mar 13 353° 249° -51° 56 2.4 8Virgínidas (VIR) Ene 25-Abr 15 (Mar 24) (4°) 195° -04° 30 3.0 5Líridas (LYR) Abr 16-Abr 25 Abr 22 032°32 271° +34° 49 2.1 18ð-Púpidas (PPU) Abr 15-Abr 28 Abr 24 033°5 110° -45° 18 2.0 varç-Acuáridas (ETA) Abr 19-May 28 May 05 045°5 338° -01° 66 2.4 60Sagitáridas (SAG) Ab 15-Jul 15 (May 19) (59°) 247° -22° 30 2.5 5Boótidas de Junio (JBO) Jun 26-Jul 02 Jun 27 095°7 224° +48° 18 2.2 varPegásidas (JPE) Jul 07-Jul 13 Jul 09 107°5 340° +15° 70 3.0 3Phoenicidas de Julio (PHE) Jul 10-Jul 16 Jul 13 111° 32° -48° 47 3.0 varPiscis Austrínidas (PAU) Jul 15-Ago 10 Jul 28 125° 341° -16° 35 3.2 5Sur ä-Acuáridas (SDA) Jul 12-Ago 19 Jul 28 125° 339° -30° 41 3.2 20á-Capricórnidas (CAP) Jul 03-Ago 15 Jul 30 127° 307° -10° 23 2.5 4Sur é-Acuáridas (SIA) Jul 25-Ago 15 Ago 04 132° 334° -15° 34 2.9 2Norte ä-Acuáridas (NDA) Jul 15-Ago 25 Ago 08 136° 335° -05° 42 3.4 4Perséidas (PER) Jul 17-Ago 24 Ago 12 140° 46° +58° 59 2.6 100ê-Cígnidas (KCG) Ago 03-Ago 25 Ago 17 145° 286° +59° 25 3.0 3Norte é-Acuáridas (NIA) Ago 11-Ago 31 Ago 19 147° 327° -06° 31 3.2 3Á-Aurígidas (AUR) Ago 25-Sep 08 Sep 01 158°6 84° +42° 66 2.6 7Ä-Aurígidas (DAU) Sep 05-Oct 10 Sep 09 166°7 60° +47° 64 2.9 5Píscidas (SPI) Sep 01-Sep 30 Sep 19 177° 5° -01° 26 3.0 3Dracónidas (GIA) Oct 06-Oct 10 Oct 08 195°4 262° +54° 20 2.6 varå-Gemínidas (EGE) Oct 14-Oct 27 Oct 18 205° 102° +27° 70 3.0 2Oriónidas (ORI) Oct 02-Nov 07 Oct 21 208° 95° +16° 66 2.5 23Sur Táuridas (STA) Oct 01-Nov 25 Nov 05 223° 52° +13° 27 2.3 5Norte Táuridas (NTA) Oct 01-Nov 25 Nov 12 230° 58° +22° 29 2.3 5Leónidas (LEO) Nov 14-Nov 21 Nov 17 235°27 153° +22° 71 2.5 20+á-Monocerótidas (AMO) Nov 15-Nov 25 Nov 21 239°32 117° +01° 65 2.4 var÷-Oriónidas (XOR) Nov 26-Dic 15 Dic 02 250° 82° +23° 28 3.0 3Phoenícidas de dic (PHO) Nov 28-Dic 09 Dic 06 254°25 18° -53° 18 2.8 varPúpidas/Vélidas (PUP) Dic 01-Dic 15 (Dic 07) (255°) 123° -45° 40 2.9 10Monocerótidas (MON) Nov 27-Dic 17 Dic 09 257° 100° +08° 42 3.0 3ó-Hídridas (HYD) Dic 03-Dic 15 Dic 12 260° 127° +02° 58 3.0 2Gemínidas (GEM) Dic 07-Dic 17 Dic 14 262°2 112° +33° 35 2.6 120Coma Berenícidas (COM) Dic 12-Ene 23 Dic 19 268° 175° +25° 65 3.0 5Ursidas (URS) Dic 17-Dic 26 Dic 22 270°7 217° +76° 33 3.0 10Notas: Las longitudes solares insertadas entre paréntesis marcan las que pueden tener otros picos adicionales

Cometas: Efemérides para el C/2004 Q2 (Machholz) Elementos orbitales

Fecha TT A. R. (2000) Decl. Delta r Elong. Fase m12005 01 05 03 41.91 +17 18.3 0.347 1.245 132.5 35.6 4.22005 01 10 03 30.43 +27 58.0 0.352 1.227 126.9 39.9 4.12005 01 15 03 19.72 +37 58.6 0.370 1.215 120.7 44.1 4.22005 01 20 03 10.12 +46 47.3 0.399 1.207 114.9 47.6 4.32005 01 25 03 01.98 +54 15.2 0.435 1.205 110.0 50.1 4.52005 01 30 02 55.68 +60 28.9 0.478 1.208 106.0 51.6 4.72005 02 04 02 51.76 +65 41.2 0.524 1.215 102.9 52.3 4.92005 02 09 02 51.02 +70 05.4 0.573 1.228 100.5 52.2 5.22005 02 14 02 54.78 +73 52.6 0.623 1.245 98.8 51.6 5.42005 02 19 03 05.21 +77 10.8 0.673 1.267 97.5 50.7 5.72005 02 24 03 26.50 +80 03.8 0.724 1.293 96.7 49.5 5.92005 03 01 04 07.00 +82 29.8 0.775 1.323 96.3 48.1 6.22005 03 06 05 21.06 +84 15.6 0.825 1.356 96.1 46.7 6.42005 03 11 07 12.74 +84 52.1 0.875 1.392 96.1 45.2 6.62005 03 16 08 59.17 +84 03.6 0.926 1.431 96.3 43.7 6.92005 03 21 10 07.36 +82 17.9 0.976 1.473 96.6 42.2 7.12005 03 26 10 47.15 +80 05.0 1.027 1.517 97.0 40.8 7.42005 03 31 11 11.70 +77 39.1 1.079 1.562 97.4 39.4 7.62005 04 05 11 28.16 +75 06.1 1.132 1.610 97.8 38.0 7.82005 04 10 11 40.13 +72 28.8 1.186 1.658 98.2 36.7 8.12005 04 15 11 49.49 +69 49.0 1.242 1.708 98.5 35.5 8.32005 04 20 11 57.26 +67 07.9 1.300 1.759 98.7 34.4 8.52005 04 25 12 04.03 +64 26.6 1.360 1.811 98.8 33.3 8.72005 04 30 12 10.15 +61 45.7 1.422 1.864 98.8 32.3 9.02005 05 05 12 15.87 +59 06.1 1.487 1.917 98.5 31.4 9.22005 05 10 12 21.32 +56 28.3 1.555 1.971 98.2 30.5 9.42005 05 15 12 26.63 +53 53.0 1.625 2.025 97.6 29.7 9.62005 05 20 12 31.85 +51 20.6 1.699 2.079 96.9 28.9 9.82005 05 25 12 37.01 +48 51.8 1.776 2.134 96.0 28.2 10.02005 05 30 12 42.15 +46 26.8 1.855 2.189 94.9 27.5 10.22005 06 04 12 47.29 +44 05.8 1.937 2.244 93.7 26.8 10.42005 06 09 12 52.44 +41 49.1 2.023 2.300 92.3 26.2 10.62005 06 14 12 57.62 +39 36.7 2.111 2.355 90.8 25.5 10.82005 06 19 13 02.83 +37 28.9 2.201 2.410 89.1 24.9 11.02005 06 24 13 08.07 +35 25.7 2.294 2.466 87.4 24.3 11.22005 06 29 13 13.33 +33 26.9 2.389 2.521 85.5 23.7 11.42005 07 04 13 18.63 +31 32.6 2.486 2.576 83.5 23.1 11.62005 07 09 13 23.97 +29 42.8 2.585 2.632 81.4 22.5 11.82005 07 14 13 29.34 +27 57.2 2.685 2.687 79.2 21.8 11.92005 07 19 13 34.74 +26 15.9 2.787 2.742 76.9 21.2 12.12005 07 24 13 40.16 +24 38.7 2.889 2.797 74.6 20.5 12.3

Época 2005 ENE. 30.0 TT = JDT 2453400.5T 2005 Ene. 24.9127 TT MPCq 1.205035 (2000.0) P Qz +0.000437 Peri. 19.5064 -0.3200553 -0.7141945 +/-0.000003 Node 93.6239 +0.7651114 -0.5823396e 0.999473 Incl. 38.5894 +0.5587210 +0.3883386

2005 07 29 13 45.62 +23 05.6 2.993 2.851 72.2 19.8 12.42005 08 03 13 51.09 +21 36.3 3.097 2.906 69.8 19.1 12.62005 08 08 13 56.60 +20 10.7 3.201 2.961 67.3 18.4 12.72005 08 13 14 02.13 +18 48.8 3.305 3.015 64.7 17.7 12.92005 08 18 14 07.67 +17 30.5 3.409 3.069 62.1 17.0 13.02005 08 23 14 13.23 +16 15.6 3.512 3.123 59.5 16.2 13.22005 08 28 14 18.80 +15 04.1 3.614 3.177 56.9 15.4 13.32005 09 02 14 24.38 +13 55.7 3.716 3.231 54.2 14.7 13.42005 09 07 14 29.98 +12 50.5 3.815 3.284 51.5 13.9 13.62005 09 12 14 35.57 +11 48.4 3.913 3.337 48.8 13.1 13.72005 09 17 14 41.17 +10 49.2 4.009 3.390 46.1 12.3 13.82005 09 22 14 46.76 +09 53.0 4.103 3.443 43.4 11.6 13.92005 09 27 14 52.34 +08 59.6 4.194 3.496 40.7 10.8 14.02005 10 02 14 57.91 +08 09.0 4.282 3.549 38.1 10.0 14.22005 10 07 15 03.46 +07 21.1 4.367 3.601 35.5 9.3 14.32005 10 12 15 08.99 +06 35.9 4.449 3.653 33.0 8.6 14.42005 10 17 15 14.50 +05 53.3 4.528 3.705 30.6 7.9 14.52005 10 22 15 19.96 +05 13.3 4.603 3.757 28.4 7.2 14.62005 10 27 15 25.39 +04 35.8 4.673 3.808 26.3 6.7 14.72005 11 01 15 30.77 +04 00.8 4.740 3.860 24.6 6.1 14.72005 11 06 15 36.09 +03 28.2 4.803 3.911 23.2 5.7 14.82005 11 11 15 41.36 +02 58.2 4.861 3.962 22.3 5.4 14.92005 11 16 15 46.54 +02 30.5 4.914 4.013 21.8 5.3 15.02005 11 21 15 51.65 +02 05.1 4.963 4.064 22.0 5.2 15.12005 11 26 15 56.67 +01 42.1 5.007 4.114 22.7 5.3 15.12005 12 01 16 01.60 +01 21.3 5.046 4.164 24.0 5.5 15.22005 12 06 16 06.41 +01 02.9 5.080 4.215 25.8 5.8 15.32005 12 11 16 11.11 +00 46.6 5.109 4.264 28.0 6.2 15.32005 12 16 16 15.67 +00 32.6 5.133 4.314 30.5 6.7 15.42005 12 21 16 20.09 +00 20.6 5.152 4.364 33.3 7.1 15.52005 12 26 16 24.36 +00 10.8 5.167 4.413 36.4 7.6 15.52005 12 31 16 28.46 +00 03.0 5.176 4.463 39.6 8.1 15.62006 01 05 16 32.38 -00 02.8 5.181 4.512 43.0 8.5 15.62006 01 10 16 36.11 -00 06.7 5.182 4.561 46.5 9.0 15.72006 01 15 16 39.63 -00 08.7 5.178 4.609 50.1 9.4 15.72006 01 20 16 42.94 -00 08.9 5.170 4.658 53.9 9.8 15.72006 01 25 16 46.01 -00 07.4 5.158 4.706 57.7 10.2 15.8

Del diccionario astronómico:Albedo

La proporción de la luz que incide en un cuerpo o superficie que esreflejada por el mismo. El albedo puede ser expresado como una fracciónentre cero (perfectamente absorbente) y uno (perfectamente reflectante) ocomo un porcentaje equivalente.

Cometas: Efemérides para el C/2004 B1 (LINEAR) Elementos orbitales

Fecha TT A. R. (2000) Decl. Delta r Elong. Fase m1 m22005 01 05 04 45.03 -18 32.6 4.212 4.864 126.7 9.3 17.72005 01 10 04 39.90 -18 39.2 4.217 4.818 122.6 9.9 17.72005 01 15 04 35.04 -18 41.8 4.227 4.773 118.4 10.4 17.72005 01 20 04 30.51 -18 40.7 4.242 4.728 113.9 11.0 17.72005 01 25 04 26.35 -18 36.1 4.261 4.682 109.5 11.4 17.72005 01 30 04 22.58 -18 28.5 4.284 4.636 104.9 11.8 17.72005 02 04 04 19.24 -18 18.2 4.309 4.590 100.4 12.2 17.72005 02 09 04 16.32 -18 05.8 4.336 4.545 95.9 12.5 17.72005 02 14 04 13.84 -17 51.6 4.364 4.499 91.4 12.7 17.72005 02 19 04 11.80 -17 36.1 4.392 4.452 87.1 12.8 17.72005 02 24 04 10.20 -17 19.6 4.420 4.406 82.8 12.9 17.72005 03 01 04 09.00 -17 02.5 4.447 4.360 78.6 12.9 17.72005 03 06 04 08.22 -16 45.1 4.472 4.313 74.4 12.8 17.72005 03 11 04 07.83 -16 27.7 4.495 4.267 70.5 12.7 17.72005 03 16 04 07.81 -16 10.7 4.515 4.220 66.6 12.5 17.62005 03 21 04 08.14 -15 54.3 4.532 4.173 62.9 12.3 17.62005 03 26 04 08.81 -15 38.7 4.545 4.127 59.3 12.0 17.62005 03 31 04 09.80 -15 24.2 4.554 4.080 55.9 11.7 17.62005 04 05 04 11.08 -15 11.0 4.559 4.033 52.7 11.4 17.52005 04 10 04 12.65 -14 59.2 4.559 3.986 49.7 11.1 17.52005 04 15 04 14.47 -14 49.1 4.554 3.938 47.0 10.7 17.42005 04 20 04 16.54 -14 40.9 4.544 3.891 44.4 10.4 17.42005 04 25 04 18.84 -14 34.7 4.529 3.844 42.2 10.1 17.42005 04 30 04 21.34 -14 30.6 4.508 3.796 40.3 9.9 17.32005 05 05 04 24.05 -14 28.9 4.482 3.749 38.7 9.7 17.32005 05 10 04 26.94 -14 29.8 4.450 3.701 37.6 9.6 17.22005 05 15 04 30.00 -14 33.5 4.412 3.653 36.8 9.5 17.22005 05 20 04 33.21 -14 40.0 4.369 3.605 36.4 9.6 17.12005 05 25 04 36.57 -14 49.7 4.321 3.558 36.5 9.7 17.12005 05 30 04 40.06 -15 02.7 4.267 3.510 36.9 10.0 17.02005 06 04 04 43.68 -15 19.3 4.208 3.462 37.7 10.3 17.02005 06 09 04 47.41 -15 39.7 4.143 3.414 38.9 10.8 16.92005 06 14 04 51.24 -16 04.2 4.074 3.366 40.4 11.3 16.92005 06 19 04 55.16 -16 33.1 4.000 3.318 42.2 11.9 16.82005 06 24 04 59.16 -17 06.7 3.921 3.270 44.2 12.5 16.82005 06 29 05 03.23 -17 45.4 3.838 3.222 46.3 13.2 16.72005 07 04 05 07.37 -18 29.5 3.751 3.173 48.7 13.9 16.72005 07 09 05 11.56 -19 19.5 3.661 3.125 51.2 14.7 16.62005 07 14 05 15.80 -20 15.9 3.567 3.077 53.8 15.5 16.62005 07 19 05 20.07 -21 19.2 3.470 3.029 56.4 16.2 16.52005 07 24 05 24.36 -22 29.9 3.371 2.981 59.2 17.0 16.4

Época 2005 Ene. 30.0 TT = JDT 2453400.5T 2006 Feb. 7.8853 TT MPCq 1.601956 (2000.0) P Qz -0.000821 Peri. 327.8945 +0.2579951 -0.3194632+/-0.000011 Node 272.7944 -0.5735506 -0.8101028e 1.001315 Incl. 114.0926 -0.7774820 +0.4916063

2005 07 29 05 28.66 -23 48.7 3.271 2.933 61.9 17.8 16.32005 08 03 05 32.97 -25 16.3 3.168 2.885 64.8 18.5 16.32005 08 08 05 37.26 -26 53.4 3.066 2.838 67.6 19.3 16.22005 08 13 05 41.52 -28 40.7 2.963 2.790 70.3 20.0 16.12005 08 18 05 45.73 -30 39.2 2.860 2.743 73.1 20.7 16.02005 08 23 05 49.88 -32 49.5 2.760 2.695 75.8 21.3 15.92005 08 28 05 53.94 -35 12.6 2.661 2.648 78.3 21.9 15.82005 09 02 05 57.88 -37 49.3 2.566 2.601 80.7 22.5 15.72005 09 07 06 01.65 -40 40.2 2.474 2.555 83.0 23.0 15.62005 09 12 06 05.21 -43 45.8 2.388 2.508 84.9 23.6 15.52005 09 17 06 08.48 -47 06.3 2.308 2.462 86.6 24.0 15.42005 09 22 06 11.38 -50 41.5 2.235 2.416 87.9 24.5 15.32005 09 27 06 13.77 -54 30.7 2.170 2.371 88.8 25.0 15.22005 10 02 06 15.41 -58 32.9 2.114 2.326 89.2 25.5 15.12005 10 07 06 15.96 -62 45.9 2.067 2.282 89.1 26.0 15.12005 10 12 06 14.78 -67 07.2 2.031 2.238 88.4 26.5 15.02005 10 17 06 10.67 -71 33.3 2.005 2.195 87.2 27.0 14.92005 10 22 06 00.96 -75 59.7 1.990 2.153 85.4 27.4 14.92005 10 27 05 38.38 -80 19.8 1.985 2.111 83.2 27.9 14.82005 11 01 04 36.81 -84 16.7 1.989 2.071 80.5 28.2 14.82005 11 06 01 21.51 -86 30.0 2.003 2.031 77.4 28.4 14.82005 11 11 21 58.30 -84 37.4 2.024 1.992 74.0 28.5 14.82005 11 16 20 53.14 -81 08.5 2.052 1.955 70.3 28.4 14.82005 11 21 20 29.20 -77 30.1 2.085 1.918 66.5 28.2 14.82005 11 26 20 18.58 -73 57.5 2.122 1.883 62.6 27.7 14.72005 12 01 20 13.65 -70 34.7 2.161 1.850 58.6 27.1 14.72005 12 06 20 11.59 -67 22.6 2.202 1.818 54.6 26.2 14.72005 12 11 20 11.14 -64 21.5 2.243 1.788 50.6 25.2 14.72005 12 16 20 11.66 -61 30.8 2.282 1.759 46.7 24.0 14.62005 12 21 20 12.76 -58 49.8 2.320 1.733 42.8 22.7 14.62005 12 26 20 14.26 -56 17.7 2.355 1.708 39.1 21.3 14.62005 12 31 20 15.98 -53 53.7 2.385 1.686 35.6 19.9 14.52006 01 05 20 17.84 -51 37.0 2.411 1.667 32.4 18.4 14.52006 01 10 20 19.75 -49 26.6 2.432 1.649 29.5 17.1 14.42006 01 15 20 21.66 -47 21.7 2.447 1.634 27.1 15.9 14.42006 01 20 20 23.52 -45 21.6 2.456 1.622 25.4 15.1 14.32006 01 25 20 25.30 -43 25.3 2.458 1.613 24.4 14.6 14.3

Notas: Todos los datos han sido obtenidos del sitio web del Minor Planet Center (MPC).

Del diccionario astronómico:

Cero absoluto

Es el punto en que cesa todo movimiento molecular, y por tanto, la más baja temperatura posibleen teoría. Este es el cero de la famosa escala Kelvin (K) de temperatura, usada en la ciencia.El equivalente de este punto en la escala Celsio (grados Centígrados) es -273.16°C.

Salida y puesta en hora local del Sol y los principales planetas 2005

Fecha Sol Mercurio Venus Marte Júpiter Saturno Orto Ocaso Orto Ocaso Orto Ocaso Orto Ocaso Orto Ocaso Orto OcasoEne 1 7.12 17.59 5.33 16.24 5.38 16.25 4.32 15.24 0.60 12.48 18.53 8.16Ene 2 7.12 17.59 5.35 16.25 5.40 16.26 4.31 15.23 0.56 12.44 18.49 8.12Ene 3 7.13 17.60 5.36 16.25 5.41 16.27 4.30 15.22 0.53 12.40 18.45 8.08Ene 4 7.13 18.00 5.38 16.26 5.43 16.29 4.29 15.20 0.49 12.37 18.40 8.04Ene 5 7.13 18.01 5.40 16.27 5.45 16.30 4.29 15.19 0.45 12.33 18.36 7.59

Ene 6 7.13 18.02 5.42 16.28 5.46 16.31 4.28 15.18 0.42 12.29 18.32 7.55Ene 7 7.13 18.03 5.44 16.29 5.48 16.33 4.27 15.17 0.38 12.25 18.27 7.51Ene 8 7.14 18.03 5.46 16.31 5.50 16.34 4.26 15.15 0.35 12.22 18.23 7.47Ene 9 7.14 18.04 5.48 16.32 5.51 16.35 4.26 15.14 0.31 12.18 18.19 7.42Ene 10 7.14 18.05 5.50 16.34 5.53 16.37 4.25 15.13 0.27 12.14 18.14 7.38





Ene 31 7.11 18.19 6.41 17.31 6.20 17.11 4.08 14.50 23.08 10.54 16.43 6.09Feb 1 7.11 18.20 6.44 17.34 6.21 17.13 4.08 14.49 23.04 10.50 16.39 6.04Feb 2 7.10 18.21 6.46 17.38 6.22 17.15 4.07 14.48 23.00 10.46 16.35 6.00Feb 3 7.10 18.21 6.48 17.42 6.23 17.16 4.06 14.47 22.56 10.42 16.31 5.56Feb 4 7.10 18.22 6.50 17.45 6.24 17.18 4.05 14.46 22.52 10.38 16.26 5.52

Feb 5 7.09 18.23 6.52 17.49 6.25 17.20 4.04 14.46 22.48 10.34 16.22 5.47Feb 6 7.09 18.23 6.55 17.53 6.26 17.22 4.04 14.45 22.44 10.30 16.18 5.43Feb 7 7.08 18.24 6.57 17.57 6.26 17.24 4.03 14.44 22.40 10.26 16.13 5.39Feb 8 7.08 18.25 6.59 18.00 6.27 17.25 4.02 14.43 22.36 10.22 16.09 5.35Feb 9 7.07 18.25 7.01 18.04 6.28 17.27 4.01 14.42 22.32 10.18 16.05 5.31

Feb 10 7.06 18.26 7.03 18.08 6.28 17.29 4.00 14.41 22.28 10.14 16.01 5.26Feb 11 7.06 18.26 7.05 18.12 6.29 17.31 3.59 14.40 22.24 10.10 15.56 5.22Feb 12 7.05 18.27 7.07 18.16 6.29 17.32 3.58 14.39 22.20 10.06 15.52 5.18Feb 13 7.05 18.28 7.08 18.21 6.30 17.34 3.58 14.39 22.16 10.02 15.48 5.14Feb 14 7.04 18.28 7.10 18.25 6.31 17.36 3.57 14.38 22.12 9.58 15.44 5.10

Feb 15 7.03 18.29 7.12 18.29 6.31 17.38 3.56 14.37 22.07 9.54 15.39 5.05Feb 16 7.03 18.29 7.14 18.33 6.31 17.39 3.55 14.36 22.03 9.50 15.35 5.01Feb 17 7.02 18.30 7.16 18.37 6.32 17.41 3.54 14.35 21.59 9.46 15.31 4.57

Feb 23 6.58 18.33 7.25 19.03 6.34 17.51 3.49 14.31 21.34 9.21 15.06 4.32Feb 24 6.57 18.33 7.27 19.08 6.34 17.53 3.48 14.30 21.30 9.17 15.02 4.28

Feb 25 6.56 18.34 7.28 19.12 6.34 17.55 3.47 14.29 21.25 9.13 14.58 4.24Feb 26 6.55 18.34 7.30 19.16 6.34 17.56 3.46 14.29 21.21 9.09 14.53 4.20Feb 27 6.54 18.35 7.31 19.21 6.34 17.58 3.45 14.28 21.17 9.05 14.49 4.16Feb 28 6.54 18.35 7.32 19.25 6.34 17.60 3.44 14.27 21.13 9.01 14.45 4.11

Mar 1 6.53 18.36 7.33 19.29 6.34 18.01 3.43 14.26 21.08 8.56 14.41 4.07Mar 2 6.52 18.36 7.34 19.33 6.34 18.03 3.42 14.26 21.04 8.52 14.37 4.03Mar 3 6.51 18.37 7.35 19.37 6.35 18.04 3.41 14.25 20.60 8.48 14.33 3.59Mar 4 6.50 18.37 7.35 19.40 6.35 18.06 3.40 14.24 20.55 8.44 14.29 3.55Mar 5 6.49 18.38 7.36 19.44 6.35 18.08 3.39 14.24 20.51 8.40 14.24 3.51Mar 6 6.48 18.38 7.36 19.47 6.34 18.09 3.38 14.23 20.47 8.35 14.20 3.47

Mar 7 6.47 18.39 7.36 19.50 6.34 18.11 3.37 14.22 20.42 8.31 14.16 3.43Mar 8 6.47 18.39 7.36 19.52 6.34 18.12 3.36 14.22 20.38 8.27 14.12 3.39Mar 9 6.46 18.39 7.36 19.55 6.34 18.14 3.35 14.21 20.34 8.23 14.08 3.35Mar 10 6.45 18.40 7.35 19.57 6.34 18.15 3.34 14.20 20.29 8.18 14.04 3.31Mar 11 6.44 18.40 7.34 19.58 6.34 18.17 3.32 14.20 20.25 8.14 14.00 3.27





Abr 1 6.24 18.48 6.04 18.28 6.29 18.48 3.08 14.06 18.51 6.44 12.37 2.04Abr 2 6.23 18.49 5.58 18.21 6.29 18.49 3.06 14.06 18.46 6.39 12.33 1.60Abr 3 6.22 18.49 5.53 18.13 6.29 18.51 3.05 14.05 18.42 6.35 12.29 1.56Abr 4 6.21 18.49 5.47 18.06 6.29 18.52 3.04 14.04 18.37 6.30 12.25 1.52Abr 5 6.20 18.50 5.42 17.60 6.28 18.54 3.02 14.04 18.33 6.26 12.21 1.48


Abr 11 6.14 18.52 5.17 17.26 6.27 19.03 2.54 13.60 18.06 6.00 12.02 1.29Abr 12 6.13 18.52 5.13 17.22 6.27 19.04 2.53 13.59 18.01 5.56 11.59 1.25Abr 13 6.12 18.53 5.10 17.18 6.27 19.06 2.51 13.59 17.57 5.51 11.55 1.22

Feb 18 7.01 18.30 7.17 18.42 6.32 17.43 3.53 14.35 21.55 9.42 15.27 4.53Feb 19 7.01 18.31 7.19 18.46 6.33 17.45 3.52 14.34 21.51 9.38 15.23 4.49

Feb 20 6.60 18.31 7.21 18.50 6.33 17.46 3.51 14.33 21.47 9.34 15.18 4.44Feb 21 6.59 18.32 7.22 18.55 6.33 17.48 3.50 14.32 21.42 9.30 15.14 4.40Feb 22 6.58 18.32 7.24 18.59 6.33 17.50 3.49 14.32 21.38 9.26 15.10 4.36Abr 21 6.05 18.56 4.52 16.59 6.26 19.18 2.40 13.53 17.21 5.17 11.25 0.51Abr 22 6.05 18.56 4.51 16.58 6.27 19.20 2.38 13.53 17.16 5.12 11.21 0.48Abr 23 6.04 18.57 4.50 16.58 6.27 19.22 2.37 13.52 17.12 5.08 11.18 0.44Abr 24 6.03 18.57 4.48 16.57 6.27 19.23 2.35 13.51 17.07 5.04 11.14 0.40Abr 25 6.02 18.57 4.47 16.57 6.27 19.25 2.34 13.51 17.03 4.60 11.10 0.36


May 1 5.58 19.00 4.44 17.01 6.28 19.35 2.24 13.46 16.37 4.34 10.48 0.14May 2 5.57 19.00 4.43 17.02 6.28 19.37 2.23 13.46 16.32 4.30 10.45 0.11May 3 5.57 19.01 4.43 17.03 6.28 19.38 2.21 13.45 16.28 4.25 10.41 0.07May 4 5.56 19.01 4.43 17.05 6.29 19.40 2.20 13.44 16.23 4.21 10.37 0.03May 5 5.55 19.02 4.43 17.07 6.29 19.42 2.18 13.44 16.19 4.17 10.34 23.60






May 31 5.45 19.14 5.30 18.54 6.50 20.26 1.34 13.23 14.30 2.30 9.02 22.26Jun 1 5.45 19.14 5.34 18.60 6.52 20.28 1.33 13.22 14.26 2.26 8.58 22.23Jun 2 5.45 19.15 5.38 19.06 6.53 20.29 1.31 13.22 14.22 2.22 8.55 22.19Jun 3 5.45 19.15 5.42 19.13 6.54 20.31 1.29 13.21 14.18 2.18 8.51 22.15Jun 4 5.45 19.16 5.47 19.19 6.56 20.32 1.27 13.20 14.14 2.14 8.48 22.12

Jun 5 5.45 19.16 5.52 19.25 6.57 20.34 1.26 13.19 14.10 2.10 8.44 22.08Jun 6 5.44 19.16 5.57 19.32 6.58 20.35 1.24 13.18 14.06 2.06 8.41 22.05Jun 7 5.44 19.17 6.01 19.38 6.60 20.37 1.22 13.17 14.02 2.02 8.37 22.01Jun 8 5.44 19.17 6.06 19.44 7.01 20.38 1.20 13.16 13.59 1.58 8.34 21.58Jun 9 5.44 19.18 6.12 19.50 7.03 20.39 1.18 13.15 13.55 1.54 8.30 21.54

Abr 14 6.11 18.53 5.07 17.14 6.27 19.07 2.50 13.58 17.52 5.47 11.51 1.18Abr 15 6.11 18.53 5.04 17.11 6.27 19.09 2.48 13.57 17.48 5.43 11.47 1.14

Abr 16 6.10 18.54 5.02 17.08 6.27 19.11 2.47 13.57 17.43 5.38 11.44 1.10Abr 17 6.09 18.54 4.60 17.06 6.27 19.12 2.46 13.56 17.39 5.34 11.40 1.06Abr 18 6.08 18.55 4.58 17.04 6.27 19.14 2.44 13.55 17.34 5.30 11.36 1.03Abr 19 6.07 18.55 4.56 17.02 6.27 19.15 2.43 13.55 17.30 5.25 11.32 0.59Abr 20 6.06 18.55 4.54 17.00 6.26 19.17 2.41 13.54 17.25 5.21 11.29 0.55Jun 20 5.46 19.21 7.05 20.41 7.20 20.52 0.58 13.05 13.12 1.11 7.53 21.16Jun 21 5.46 19.21 7.09 20.44 7.22 20.53 0.56 13.04 13.09 1.07 7.49 21.12Jun 22 5.46 19.21 7.13 20.47 7.23 20.54 0.55 13.03 13.05 1.04 7.46 21.09Jun 23 5.46 19.22 7.17 20.50 7.25 20.55 0.53 13.02 13.01 0.60 7.43 21.05Jun 24 5.47 19.22 7.21 20.52 7.27 20.56 0.51 13.01 13.01 0.60 7.39 21.02


Jun 30 5.48 19.22 7.39 21.01 7.37 21.00 0.39 12.55 12.39 0.37 7.19 20.41Jul 1 5.49 19.23 7.42 21.02 7.38 21.01 0.38 12.54 12.36 0.33 7.16 20.37Jul 2 5.49 19.23 7.44 21.02 7.40 21.02 0.36 12.53 12.32 0.30 7.12 20.34Jul 3 5.49 19.23 7.46 21.02 7.42 21.02 0.34 12.52 12.28 0.26 7.09 20.30Jul 4 5.50 19.23 7.48 21.02 7.43 21.03 0.32 12.51 12.25 0.22 7.05 20.27

Jul 5 5.50 19.23 7.49 21.02 7.45 21.03 0.30 12.50 12.21 0.19 7.02 20.24Jul 6 5.50 19.23 7.51 21.02 7.47 21.03 0.28 12.49 12.18 0.15 6.59 20.20Jul 7 5.51 19.23 7.52 21.01 7.48 21.04 0.26 12.47 12.14 0.11 6.55 20.17Jul 8 5.51 19.22 7.53 21.00 7.50 21.04 0.24 12.46 12.11 0.07 6.52 20.13Jul 9 5.52 19.22 7.53 20.59 7.52 21.04 0.22 12.45 12.07 0.04 6.49 20.10





Jul 30 6.01 19.16 6.57 19.41 8.23 21.04 23.40 12.19 10.55 22.48 5.38 18.57Jul 31 6.01 19.16 6.50 19.35 8.25 21.03 23.38 12.17 10.51 22.44 5.35 18.53Ago 1 6.01 19.15 6.44 19.29 8.26 21.03 23.36 12.16 10.48 22.41 5.31 18.50Ago 2 6.02 19.14 6.37 19.22 8.27 21.03 23.34 12.15 10.45 22.37 5.28 18.46Ago 3 6.02 19.14 6.30 19.16 8.29 21.02 23.32 12.13 10.41 22.34 5.24 18.43

Ago 4 6.03 19.13 6.22 19.09 8.30 21.02 23.29 12.12 10.38 22.30 5.21 18.39Ago 5 6.03 19.13 6.15 19.03 8.31 21.02 23.27 12.10 10.35 22.27 5.18 18.36Ago 6 6.04 19.12 6.07 18.56 8.32 21.01 23.25 12.09 10.32 22.23 5.14 18.33


Jun 15 5.45 19.20 6.42 20.22 7.12 20.47 1.07 13.10 13.31 1.30 8.10 21.33Jun 16 5.45 19.20 6.47 20.26 7.14 20.48 1.06 13.09 13.28 1.27 8.06 21.30Jun 17 5.45 19.20 6.51 20.30 7.15 20.49 1.04 13.08 13.24 1.23 8.03 21.26Jun 18 5.45 19.20 6.56 20.34 7.17 20.50 1.02 13.07 13.20 1.19 7.60 21.23

Ago 17 6.08 19.04 5.01 18.03 8.46 20.56 23.00 11.50 9.56 21.45 4.37 17.54Ago 18 6.08 19.03 4.58 18.00 8.47 20.55 22.58 11.48 9.53 21.42 4.34 17.51

Ago 19 6.09 19.03 4.55 17.58 8.49 20.55 22.56 11.47 9.49 21.38 4.30 17.47Ago 20 6.09 19.02 4.52 17.56 8.50 20.54 22.53 11.45 9.46 21.35 4.27 17.44Ago 21 6.09 19.01 4.51 17.55 8.51 20.54 22.51 11.43 9.43 21.31 4.24 17.40Ago 22 6.10 18.60 4.50 17.54 8.52 20.53 22.48 11.41 9.40 21.28 4.20 17.37Ago 23 6.10 18.59 4.49 17.54 8.53 20.52 22.46 11.39 9.37 21.25 4.17 17.33


Ago 29 6.12 18.54 4.56 17.59 9.01 20.49 22.31 11.27 9.18 21.04 3.56 17.12Ago 30 6.12 18.53 4.59 18.01 9.02 20.49 22.28 11.24 9.15 21.01 3.53 17.09Ago 31 6.13 18.52 5.02 18.02 9.03 20.48 22.26 11.22 9.11 20.57 3.50 17.05Sep 1 6.13 18.51 5.06 18.04 9.04 20.47 22.23 11.20 9.08 20.54 3.46 17.02Sep 2 6.13 18.50 5.09 18.06 9.05 20.47 22.20 11.18 9.05 20.51 3.43 16.58

Sep 3 6.14 18.49 5.13 18.09 9.07 20.46 22.17 11.15 9.02 20.47 3.39 16.55Sep 4 6.14 18.48 5.17 18.11 9.08 20.46 22.15 11.13 8.59 20.44 3.36 16.51Sep 5 6.14 18.47 5.22 18.13 9.09 20.45 22.12 11.10 8.56 20.40 3.33 16.47Sep 6 6.15 18.46 5.26 18.15 9.10 20.45 22.09 11.08 8.53 20.37 3.29 16.44Sep 7 6.15 18.45 5.31 18.18 9.12 20.44 22.06 11.06 8.50 20.34 3.26 16.40





Sep 28 6.21 18.24 6.56 18.48 9.38 20.37 20.56 10.01 7.45 19.24 2.12 15.25Sep 29 6.22 18.23 6.60 18.49 9.39 20.37 20.53 9.57 7.42 19.21 2.09 15.21Sep 30 6.22 18.22 7.03 18.50 9.41 20.37 20.49 9.54 7.39 19.17 2.05 15.18Oct 1 6.22 18.21 7.06 18.51 9.42 20.37 20.45 9.50 7.36 19.14 2.02 15.14

Ago 7 6.04 19.11 6.00 18.50 8.34 21.01 23.23 12.07 10.28 22.20 5.11 18.29Ago 8 6.04 19.11 5.53 18.44 8.35 21.00 23.21 12.05 10.25 22.16 5.08 18.26


Ago 14 6.07 19.06 5.15 18.13 8.43 20.57 23.07 11.56 10.05 21.55 4.47 18.05Ago 15 6.07 19.06 5.10 18.09 8.44 20.57 23.05 11.54 10.02 21.52 4.44 18.01Ago 16 6.07 19.05 5.05 18.06 8.45 20.56 23.03 11.52 9.59 21.49 4.41 17.58Oct 13 6.27 18.10 7.43 18.58 9.58 20.38 19.53 8.59 7.00 18.35 1.19 14.30Oct 14 6.27 18.09 7.45 18.59 9.59 20.38 19.48 8.54 6.57 18.31 1.15 14.26Oct 15 6.28 18.08 7.48 18.60 10.00 20.38 19.43 8.49 6.54 18.28 1.11 14.23Oct 16 6.28 18.07 7.51 19.00 10.01 20.39 19.39 8.44 6.51 18.25 1.08 14.19Oct 17 6.28 18.06 7.53 19.01 10.02 20.39 19.34 8.40 6.48 18.22 1.04 14.15

Oct 18 6.29 18.05 7.56 19.01 10.04 20.39 19.29 8.35 6.45 18.18 1.00 14.12Oct 19 6.29 18.04 7.59 19.02 10.05 20.40 19.24 8.30 6.42 18.15 0.57 14.08Oct 20 6.30 18.04 8.01 19.03 10.06 20.40 19.19 8.25 6.39 18.12 0.53 14.04Oct 21 6.30 18.03 8.04 19.03 10.07 20.40 19.14 8.20 6.36 18.09 0.49 14.00Oct 22 6.31 18.02 8.06 19.04 10.08 20.41 19.09 8.14 6.33 18.05 0.46 13.57


Oct 28 6.34 17.58 8.19 19.07 10.14 20.43 18.38 7.43 6.15 17.46 0.23 13.34Oct 29 6.34 17.57 8.21 19.08 10.15 20.44 18.33 7.37 6.13 17.43 0.19 13.30Oct 30 6.35 17.56 8.23 19.08 10.16 20.44 18.27 7.32 6.10 17.39 0.16 13.26Oct 31 6.35 17.56 8.24 19.08 10.17 20.45 18.22 7.26 6.07 17.36 0.12 13.23Nov 1 6.36 17.55 8.26 19.09 10.17 20.45 18.17 7.21 6.04 17.33 0.08 13.19

Nov 2 6.36 17.54 8.27 19.09 10.18 20.46 18.11 7.15 6.01 17.30 0.04 13.15Nov 3 6.37 17.54 8.28 19.09 10.19 20.46 18.06 7.10 5.58 17.26 0.01 13.11Nov 4 6.37 17.53 8.29 19.09 10.19 20.47 18.01 7.04 5.55 17.23 23.57 13.07Nov 5 6.38 17.53 8.29 19.09 10.20 20.47 17.55 6.59 5.52 17.20 23.53 13.04Nov 6 6.39 17.52 8.29 19.08 10.21 20.47 17.50 6.53 5.49 17.17 23.49 12.60





Oct 2 6.23 18.20 7.10 18.51 9.43 20.37 20.41 9.46 7.33 19.11 1.58 15.11



Dic 11 7.02 17.48 5.25 16.31 9.52 20.39 15.02 4.03 4.02 15.22 21.30 10.41

Dic 12 7.02 17.49 5.26 16.30 9.50 20.37 14.58 3.59 3.59 15.19 21.26 10.37Dic 13 7.03 17.49 5.26 16.30 9.47 20.35 14.54 3.55 3.56 15.15 21.22 10.33Dic 14 7.03 17.49 5.27 16.30 9.44 20.33 14.50 3.51 3.53 15.12 21.18 10.29Dic 15 7.04 17.50 5.29 16.30 9.41 20.31 14.46 3.48 3.50 15.09 21.14 10.25Dic 16 7.05 17.50 5.30 16.30 9.38 20.29 14.42 3.44 3.47 15.05 21.10 10.21


Nov 27 6.52 17.46 6.27 17.28 10.17 20.51 16.03 5.03 4.45 16.08 22.27 11.38Nov 28 6.53 17.46 6.17 17.21 10.16 20.51 15.58 4.58 4.42 16.05 22.23 11.34Nov 29 6.54 17.46 6.09 17.14 10.14 20.51 15.54 4.54 4.39 16.01 22.19 11.30Nov 30 6.54 17.46 6.01 17.07 10.13 20.50 15.49 4.49 4.36 15.58 22.15 11.26Dic 1 6.55 17.46 5.53 17.01 10.12 20.50 15.44 4.45 4.33 15.55 22.11 11.22


Dic 7 6.59 17.47 5.29 16.38 10.02 20.44 15.18 4.19 4.15 15.35 21.47 10.58Dic 8 6.60 17.47 5.27 16.35 9.59 20.43 15.14 4.15 4.12 15.32 21.43 10.54Dic 9 7.00 17.48 5.26 16.34 9.57 20.42 15.10 4.11 4.09 15.29 21.39 10.50Dic 10 7.01 17.48 5.25 16.32 9.55 20.40 15.06 4.07 4.06 15.25 21.35 10.45Dic 22 7.08 17.53 5.43 16.34 9.16 20.12 14.20 3.23 3.28 14.45 20.45 9.56Dic 23 7.08 17.53 5.45 16.36 9.12 20.09 14.17 3.20 3.25 14.42 20.41 9.52Dic 24 7.09 17.54 5.48 16.37 9.07 20.05 14.13 3.17 3.22 14.39 20.36 9.48Dic 25 7.09 17.54 5.50 16.39 9.02 20.01 14.10 3.14 3.19 14.35 20.32 9.44Dic 26 7.10 17.55 5.53 16.40 8.58 19.57 14.07 3.10 3.15 14.32 20.28 9.40


Ene 1 7.12 17.58 6.10 16.52 8.26 19.30 13.47 2.53 2.56 14.12 20.02 9.15

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La graveded actúa en este caso como una gigantesca lente,amplificando la luz de objetos distantes. Tan distantes, que a vecesincluso sin este fenómeno no pudiéramos verlos.

Así, este bello espectáculo que nos brinda la gravedad ha servidopara enaltecer el nombre del pensador incansable en lascaracterísticas de la gravedad.

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Efemérides para Urano, Neptuno y Plutón para el 2005UranoMagnitud 5.9, diámetro de 3.3 segundosFecha A.R. Dec h m s o ' "Ene 1 22 24 20.0 -10 46 4Ene 11 22 25 56.2 -10 36 33Ene 21 22 27 44.4 -10 25 52Ene 31 22 29 42.0 -10 14 18Feb 10 22 31 46.5 -10 2 3Feb 20 22 33 55.1 - 9 49 24Mar 2 22 36 5.0 - 9 36 37Mar 12 22 38 13.7 - 9 23 58Mar 22 22 40 18.3 - 9 11 43Abr 1 22 42 16.4 - 9 0 8Abr 11 22 44 5.6 - 8 49 26Abr 21 22 45 43.7 - 8 39 52May 1 22 47 8.7 - 8 31 38May 11 22 48 19.0 - 8 24 55May 21 22 49 12.9 - 8 19 51May 31 22 49 49.7 - 8 16 32Jun 10 22 50 8.5 - 8 15 4Jun 20 22 50 9.1 - 8 15 26Jun 30 22 49 51.9 - 8 17 35Jul 10 22 49 17.5 - 8 21 27Jul 20 22 48 27.4 - 8 26 51Jul 30 22 47 23.7 - 8 33 35Ago 9 22 46 8.5 - 8 41 23Ago 19 22 44 45.1 - 8 49 55Ago 29 22 43 16.7 - 8 58 51Sep 8 22 41 46.9 - 9 7 49Sep 18 22 40 19.6 - 9 16 26Sep 28 22 38 58.3 - 9 24 21Oct 8 22 37 46.4 - 9 31 13Oct 18 22 36 47.2 - 9 36 46Oct 28 22 36 3.2 - 9 40 45Nov 7 22 35 36.4 - 9 43 1Nov 17 22 35 28.1 - 9 43 24Nov 27 22 35 39.1 - 9 41 54Dic 7 22 36 9.3 - 9 38 30Dic 17 22 36 58.2 - 9 33 17Dic 27 22 38 4.5 - 9 26 21Ene 6 22 39 26.9 - 9 17 50

NeptunoMagnitud 7.9, diámetro 2.4 segundosFecha A.R. Dec h m s o ' "Ene 1 21 5 21.9 -16 45 34Ene 11 21 6 44.3 -16 39 43Ene 21 21 8 11.6 -16 33 28Ene 31 21 9 41.8 -16 26 59Feb 10 21 11 12.8 -16 20 23Feb 20 21 12 42.4 -16 13 51Mar 2 21 14 8.5 -16 7 33Mar 12 21 15 29.3 -16 1 36Mar 22 21 16 42.9 -15 56 10Abr 1 21 17 47.7 -15 51 23Abr 11 21 18 42.4 -15 47 21Abr 21 21 19 25.8 -15 44 10May 1 21 19 56.9 -15 41 55May 11 21 20 15.3 -15 40 40May 21 21 20 20.8 -15 40 24May 31 21 20 13.4 -15 41 8Jun 10 21 19 53.6 -15 42 48Jun 20 21 19 22.3 -15 45 22Jun 30 21 18 40.8 -15 48 42Jul 10 21 17 50.5 -15 52 42Jul 20 21 16 53.3 -15 57 11Jul 30 21 15 51.4 -16 2 1Ago 9 21 14 47.0 -16 6 59Ago 19 21 13 42.7 -16 11 56Ago 29 21 12 40.7 -16 16 40Sep 8 21 11 43.5 -16 21 1Sep 18 21 10 53.5 -16 24 49Sep 28 21 10 12.5 -16 27 55Oct 8 21 9 42.1 -16 30 13Oct 18 21 9 24.0 -16 31 37Oct 28 21 9 18.8 -16 32 4Nov 7 21 9 27.1 -16 31 31Nov 17 21 9 49.0 -16 29 58Nov 27 21 10 24.0 -16 27 27Dic 7 21 11 11.6 -16 24 0Dic 17 21 12 10.4 -16 19 42Dic 27 21 13 19.1 -16 14 40Ene 6 21 14 36.1 -16 8 59

PlutónMagnitud 13.9, diámetro 0.2 segundosFecha A.R. Dec h m s o ' "Ene 1 17 30 7.7 -15 12 13Ene 11 17 31 34.7 -15 13 14Ene 21 17 32 55.8 -15 13 44Ene 31 17 34 9.1 -15 13 44Feb 10 17 35 12.9 -15 13 18Feb 20 17 36 5.7 -15 12 28Mar 2 17 36 46.3 -15 11 18Mar 12 17 37 13.9 -15 9 53Mar 22 17 37 28.0 -15 8 17Abr 1 17 37 28.4 -15 6 35Abr 11 17 37 15.7 -15 4 53Abr 21 17 36 50.4 -15 3 16May 1 17 36 13.9 -15 1 47May 11 17 35 27.5 -15 0 33May 21 17 34 33.1 -14 59 37May 31 17 33 33.0 -14 59 2Jun 10 17 32 29.3 -14 58 52Jun 20 17 31 24.5 -14 59 8Jun 30 17 30 21.0 -14 59 52Jul 10 17 29 21.1 -15 1 5Jul 20 17 28 27.2 -15 2 47Jul 30 17 27 41.2 -15 4 56Ago 9 17 27 4.9 -15 7 31Ago 19 17 26 39.7 -15 10 29Ago 29 17 26 26.7 -15 13 46Sep 8 17 26 26.6 -15 17 21Sep 18 17 26 39.8 -15 21 7Sep 28 17 27 6.1 -15 24 60Oct 8 17 27 45.2 -15 28 55Oct 18 17 28 36.3 -15 32 47Oct 28 17 29 38.4 -15 36 32Nov 7 17 30 50.1 -15 40 4Nov 17 17 32 9.7 -15 43 19Nov 27 17 33 35.5 -15 46 13Dic 7 17 35 5.6 -15 48 43Dic 17 17 36 37.7 -15 50 46Dic 27 17 38 9.7 -15 52 22Ene 6 17 39 39.6 -15 53 29

Separación y ángulo de posición para Fobos, Titán y Tritón en el 2005Fobos (I)magnitud 14.5, diámetro 22kmFecha Hora Sepn AP2005 Ene 01 0h 5.46 129.82005 Ene 11 0h 4.70 300.12005 Ene 21 0h 0.38 2.72005 Ene 31 0h 5.65 119.62005 Feb 10 0h 5.69 298.12005 Feb 20 0h 1.04 160.42005 Mar 02 0h 5.88 102.12005 Mar 12 0h 6.84 289.32005 Mar 22 0h 2.62 150.62005 Abr 01 0h 6.32 80.32005 Abr 11 0h 8.10 275.92005 Abr 21 0h 4.17 137.22005 May 01 0h 7.08 58.82005 May 11 0h 9.52 260.92005 May 21 0h 5.49 122.32005 May 31 0h 8.02 41.62005 Jun 10 0h 11.24 246.92005 Jun 20 0h 6.63 105.52005 Jun 30 0h 8.79 30.12005 Jul 10 0h 13.46 235.92005 Jul 20 0h 8.13 86.62005 Jul 30 0h 8.84 23.92005 Ago 09 0h 16.34 229.52005 Ago 19 0h 11.43 69.12005 Ago 29 0h 7.23 17.22005 Sep 08 0h 19.46 226.82005 Sep 18 0h 18.27 58.92005 Sep 28 0h 4.23 315.92005 Oct 08 0h 19.47 221.92005 Oct 18 0h 26.97 53.22005 Oct 28 0h 15.07 251.42005 Nov 07 0h 10.12 188.12005 Nov 17 0h 24.60 43.72005 Nov 27 0h 21.80 238.82005 Dic 07 0h 8.88 100.62005 Dic 17 0h 13.72 29.92005 Dic 27 0h 17.36 231.1

Titán (VI)Magnitud 8.0, diámetro 5150kmFecha Hora Sepn AP2005 Ene 01 0h 130.22 292.12005 Ene 11 0h 209.71 87.52005 Ene 21 0h 165.67 244.72005 Ene 31 0h 83.35 13.32005 Feb 10 0h 152.06 107.72005 Feb 20 0h 199.30 263.52005 Mar 02 0h 161.59 64.82005 Mar 12 0h 80.55 169.12005 Mar 22 0h 144.24 284.82005 Abr 01 0h 193.91 83.92005 Abr 11 0h 133.77 238.12005 Abr 21 0h 71.19 354.42005 May 01 0h 143.63 103.82005 May 11 0h 173.80 261.62005 May 21 0h 134.91 63.22005 May 31 0h 68.25 164.72005 Jun 10 0h 127.75 283.02005 Jun 20 0h 171.90 84.02005 Jun 30 0h 121.55 240.92005 Jul 10 0h 59.17 359.82005 Jul 20 0h 125.76 103.82005 Jul 30 0h 164.36 262.82005 Ago 09 0h 132.98 67.52005 Ago 19 0h 57.48 175.92005 Ago 29 0h 118.83 282.62005 Sep 08 0h 172.61 85.32005 Sep 18 0h 130.10 246.22005 Sep 28 0h 54.80 10.22005 Oct 08 0h 125.54 103.12005 Oct 18 0h 178.71 263.62005 Oct 28 0h 146.83 70.22005 Nov 07 0h 56.89 179.02005 Nov 17 0h 134.61 280.42005 Nov 27 0h 196.22 84.82005 Dic 07 0h 142.35 245.62005 Dic 17 0h 58.32 356.12005 Dic 27 0h 155.16 99.9

Tritón (I)Magnitud 13.6, diámetro 2705kmFecha Hora Sepn AP2005 Ene 01 0h 15.83 246.52005 Ene 11 0h 12.30 134.82005 Ene 21 0h 14.77 38.72005 Ene 31 0h 14.26 277.02005 Feb 10 0h 12.63 183.62005 Feb 20 0h 15.72 68.12005 Mar 02 0h 12.07 319.42005 Mar 12 0h 15.13 221.02005 Mar 22 0h 14.00 99.72005 Abr 01 0h 13.08 7.72005 Abr 11 0h 15.88 250.12005 Abr 21 0h 12.18 144.12005 May 01 0h 15.71 43.42005 May 11 0h 14.03 282.92005 May 21 0h 13.69 191.42005 May 31 0h 16.21 72.42005 Jun 10 0h 12.48 328.32005 Jun 20 0h 16.25 226.02005 Jun 30 0h 14.21 106.12005 Jul 10 0h 14.16 14.62005 Jul 20 0h 16.47 255.12005 Jul 30 0h 12.71 151.82005 Ago 09 0h 16.49 48.52005 Ago 19 0h 14.26 289.12005 Ago 29 0h 14.28 197.32005 Sep 08 0h 16.39 77.72005 Sep 18 0h 12.66 334.72005 Sep 28 0h 16.33 230.92005 Oct 08 0h 13.97 111.82005 Oct 18 0h 14.11 19.92005 Oct 28 0h 15.95 259.92005 Nov 07 0h 12.36 157.92005 Nov 17 0h 15.97 53.02005 Nov 27 0h 13.40 294.62005 Dic 07 0h 13.94 202.62005 Dic 17 0h 15.38 81.92005 Dic 27 0h 12.08 341.9

Tiempo Sidéreo, Día Juliano, Tránsito Solar y Nutación para el 2005Tránsito Solar para la Longitud -82.24 deg. E

Día Tiempo Tránsito Nutación Fecha Juliano sidéreo solar Long. Obl h m s h m s " "2005 Ene 1 2453371.5 6 42 59 12 32 30 -7.41 7.602005 Ene 2 2453372.5 6 46 55 12 32 58 -7.45 7.632005 Ene 3 2453373.5 6 50 52 12 33 26 -7.51 7.652005 Ene 4 2453374.5 6 54 49 12 33 53 -7.57 7.652005 Ene 5 2453375.5 6 58 45 12 34 20 -7.60 7.632005 Ene 6 2453376.5 7 2 42 12 34 47 -7.58 7.592005 Ene 7 2453377.5 7 6 38 12 35 13 -7.49 7.552005 Ene 8 2453378.5 7 10 35 12 35 38 -7.33 7.512005 Ene 9 2453379.5 7 14 31 12 36 3 -7.12 7.502005 Ene 10 2453380.5 7 18 28 12 36 28 -6.89 7.532005 Ene 11 2453381.5 7 22 24 12 36 52 -6.69 7.592005 Ene 12 2453382.5 7 26 21 12 37 15 -6.56 7.662005 Ene 13 2453383.5 7 30 18 12 37 38 -6.51 7.752005 Ene 14 2453384.5 7 34 14 12 37 60 -6.53 7.822005 Ene 15 2453385.5 7 38 11 12 38 21 -6.59 7.862005 Ene 16 2453386.5 7 42 7 12 38 42 -6.66 7.882005 Ene 17 2453387.5 7 46 4 12 39 2 -6.72 7.872005 Ene 18 2453388.5 7 50 0 12 39 22 -6.74 7.852005 Ene 19 2453389.5 7 53 57 12 39 40 -6.73 7.822005 Ene 20 2453390.5 7 57 53 12 39 58 -6.67 7.802005 Ene 21 2453391.5 8 1 50 12 40 15 -6.58 7.792005 Ene 22 2453392.5 8 5 47 12 40 32 -6.46 7.792005 Ene 23 2453393.5 8 9 43 12 40 47 -6.34 7.812005 Ene 24 2453394.5 8 13 40 12 41 2 -6.24 7.842005 Ene 25 2453395.5 8 17 36 12 41 16 -6.15 7.902005 Ene 26 2453396.5 8 21 33 12 41 30 -6.10 7.962005 Ene 27 2453397.5 8 25 29 12 41 42 -6.09 8.032005 Ene 28 2453398.5 8 29 26 12 41 54 -6.13 8.092005 Ene 29 2453399.5 8 33 22 12 42 5 -6.20 8.152005 Ene 30 2453400.5 8 37 19 12 42 15 -6.29 8.182005 Ene 31 2453401.5 8 41 16 12 42 24 -6.38 8.20

Notas: Día Juliano y Tiempo Sidéreo a las cero horas UT.Tránsito Solar para la hora local en que el Sol pasa por elmeridiano indicado (Ciudad de la Habana).Nutación en segundos de arco.

2005 Feb 1 2453402.5 8 45 12 12 42 32 -6.46 8.192005 Feb 2 2453403.5 8 49 9 12 42 40 -6.49 8.172005 Feb 3 2453404.5 8 53 5 12 42 47 -6.47 8.142005 Feb 4 2453405.5 8 57 2 12 42 53 -6.39 8.112005 Feb 5 2453406.5 9 0 58 12 42 58 -6.24 8.102005 Feb 6 2453407.5 9 4 55 12 43 2 -6.07 8.112005 Feb 7 2453408.5 9 8 51 12 43 6 -5.90 8.162005 Feb 8 2453409.5 9 12 48 12 43 8 -5.78 8.242005 Feb 9 2453410.5 9 16 45 12 43 10 -5.73 8.332005 Feb 10 2453411.5 9 20 41 12 43 11 -5.76 8.412005 Feb 11 2453412.5 9 24 38 12 43 12 -5.85 8.472005 Feb 12 2453413.5 9 28 34 12 43 12 -5.97 8.512005 Feb 13 2453414.5 9 32 31 12 43 10 -6.08 8.512005 Feb 14 2453415.5 9 36 27 12 43 9 -6.16 8.492005 Feb 15 2453416.5 9 40 24 12 43 6 -6.19 8.472005 Feb 16 2453417.5 9 44 20 12 43 3 -6.19 8.442005 Feb 17 2453418.5 9 48 17 12 42 59 -6.14 8.422005 Feb 18 2453419.5 9 52 14 12 42 54 -6.08 8.422005 Feb 19 2453420.5 9 56 10 12 42 48 -6.00 8.432005 Feb 20 2453421.5 10 0 7 12 42 42 -5.93 8.462005 Feb 21 2453422.5 10 4 3 12 42 36 -5.88 8.512005 Feb 22 2453423.5 10 7 60 12 42 28 -5.86 8.572005 Feb 23 2453424.5 10 11 56 12 42 20 -5.88 8.632005 Feb 24 2453425.5 10 15 53 12 42 12 -5.95 8.692005 Feb 25 2453426.5 10 19 49 12 42 2 -6.05 8.752005 Feb 26 2453427.5 10 23 46 12 41 53 -6.18 8.782005 Feb 27 2453428.5 10 27 43 12 41 42 -6.32 8.792005 Feb 28 2453429.5 10 31 39 12 41 31 -6.44 8.79

2005 Mar 1 2453430.5 10 35 36 12 41 20 -6.53 8.762005 Mar 2 2453431.5 10 39 32 12 41 8 -6.56 8.722005 Mar 3 2453432.5 10 43 29 12 40 56 -6.54 8.682005 Mar 4 2453433.5 10 47 25 12 40 43 -6.46 8.662005 Mar 5 2453434.5 10 51 22 12 40 30 -6.34 8.652005 Mar 6 2453435.5 10 55 18 12 40 16 -6.21 8.682005 Mar 7 2453436.5 10 59 15 12 40 2 -6.11 8.742005 Mar 8 2453437.5 11 3 12 12 39 47 -6.08 8.812005 Mar 9 2453438.5 11 7 8 12 39 32 -6.11 8.882005 Mar 10 2453439.5 11 11 5 12 39 17 -6.21 8.942005 Mar 11 2453440.5 11 15 1 12 39 1 -6.36 8.972005 Mar 12 2453441.5 11 18 58 12 38 45 -6.50 8.982005 Mar 13 2453442.5 11 22 54 12 38 29 -6.63 8.952005 Mar 14 2453443.5 11 26 51 12 38 13 -6.71 8.912005 Mar 15 2453444.5 11 30 47 12 37 56 -6.74 8.872005 Mar 16 2453445.5 11 34 44 12 37 39 -6.73 8.832005 Mar 17 2453446.5 11 38 41 12 37 22 -6.69 8.80

2005 Abr 1 2453461.5 12 37 49 12 32 53 -7.15 8.782005 Abr 2 2453462.5 12 41 45 12 32 35 -7.03 8.782005 Abr 3 2453463.5 12 45 42 12 32 17 -6.93 8.812005 Abr 4 2453464.5 12 49 39 12 31 60 -6.88 8.862005 Abr 5 2453465.5 12 53 35 12 31 42 -6.89 8.912005 Abr 6 2453466.5 12 57 32 12 31 25 -6.97 8.962005 Abr 7 2453467.5 13 1 28 12 31 8 -7.10 8.982005 Abr 8 2453468.5 13 5 25 12 30 52 -7.24 8.982005 Abr 9 2453469.5 13 9 21 12 30 35 -7.37 8.952005 Abr 10 2453470.5 13 13 18 12 30 19 -7.47 8.892005 Abr 11 2453471.5 13 17 14 12 30 3 -7.51 8.832005 Abr 12 2453472.5 13 21 11 12 29 47 -7.50 8.772005 Abr 13 2453473.5 13 25 8 12 29 32 -7.45 8.722005 Abr 14 2453474.5 13 29 4 12 29 17 -7.38 8.692005 Abr 15 2453475.5 13 33 1 12 29 2 -7.30 8.682005 Abr 16 2453476.5 13 36 57 12 28 48 -7.24 8.682005 Abr 17 2453477.5 13 40 54 12 28 34 -7.20 8.70

2005 Mar 18 2453447.5 11 42 37 12 37 4 -6.63 8.792005 Mar 19 2453448.5 11 46 34 12 36 47 -6.58 8.802005 Mar 20 2453449.5 11 50 30 12 36 29 -6.54 8.832005 Mar 21 2453450.5 11 54 27 12 36 11 -6.53 8.872005 Mar 22 2453451.5 11 58 23 12 35 53 -6.55 8.922005 Mar 23 2453452.5 12 2 20 12 35 35 -6.62 8.962005 Mar 24 2453453.5 12 6 16 12 35 17 -6.73 9.002005 Mar 25 2453454.5 12 10 13 12 34 59 -6.87 9.032005 Mar 26 2453455.5 12 14 10 12 34 41 -7.02 9.032005 Mar 27 2453456.5 12 18 6 12 34 23 -7.16 9.012005 Mar 28 2453457.5 12 22 3 12 34 5 -7.27 8.972005 Mar 29 2453458.5 12 25 59 12 33 47 -7.32 8.912005 Mar 30 2453459.5 12 29 56 12 33 29 -7.32 8.852005 Mar 31 2453460.5 12 33 52 12 33 11 -7.25 8.80

2005 Abr 18 2453478.5 13 44 50 12 28 20 -7.19 8.732005 Abr 19 2453479.5 13 48 47 12 28 7 -7.23 8.772005 Abr 20 2453480.5 13 52 43 12 27 54 -7.30 8.792005 Abr 21 2453481.5 13 56 40 12 27 42 -7.41 8.812005 Abr 22 2453482.5 14 0 37 12 27 30 -7.53 8.812005 Abr 23 2453483.5 14 4 33 12 27 18 -7.65 8.782005 Abr 24 2453484.5 14 8 30 12 27 7 -7.75 8.732005 Abr 25 2453485.5 14 12 26 12 26 57 -7.79 8.662005 Abr 26 2453486.5 14 16 23 12 26 47 -7.77 8.592005 Abr 27 2453487.5 14 20 19 12 26 37 -7.69 8.522005 Abr 28 2453488.5 14 24 16 12 26 28 -7.56 8.482005 Abr 29 2453489.5 14 28 12 12 26 20 -7.40 8.462005 Abr 30 2453490.5 14 32 9 12 26 12 -7.26 8.48

2005 May 1 2453491.5 14 36 6 12 26 4 -7.17 8.512005 May 2 2453492.5 14 40 2 12 25 57 -7.14 8.562005 May 3 2453493.5 14 43 59 12 25 51 -7.17 8.602005 May 4 2453494.5 14 47 55 12 25 45 -7.26 8.622005 May 5 2453495.5 14 51 52 12 25 40 -7.36 8.612005 May 6 2453496.5 14 55 48 12 25 35 -7.47 8.582005 May 7 2453497.5 14 59 45 12 25 31 -7.54 8.532005 May 8 2453498.5 15 3 41 12 25 27 -7.56 8.462005 May 9 2453499.5 15 7 38 12 25 24 -7.54 8.402005 May 10 2453500.5 15 11 35 12 25 21 -7.46 8.342005 May 11 2453501.5 15 15 31 12 25 20 -7.36 8.292005 May 12 2453502.5 15 19 28 12 25 18 -7.25 8.272005 May 13 2453503.5 15 23 24 12 25 18 -7.14 8.272005 May 14 2453504.5 15 27 21 12 25 17 -7.05 8.282005 May 15 2453505.5 15 31 17 12 25 18 -6.99 8.312005 May 16 2453506.5 15 35 14 12 25 19 -6.98 8.342005 May 17 2453507.5 15 39 10 12 25 20 -7.00 8.362005 May 18 2453508.5 15 43 7 12 25 22 -7.06 8.382005 May 19 2453509.5 15 47 4 12 25 25 -7.14 8.392005 May 20 2453510.5 15 51 0 12 25 28 -7.23 8.372005 May 21 2453511.5 15 54 57 12 25 32 -7.30 8.332005 May 22 2453512.5 15 58 53 12 25 36 -7.33 8.272005 May 23 2453513.5 16 2 50 12 25 41 -7.29 8.202005 May 24 2453514.5 16 6 46 12 25 46 -7.19 8.132005 May 25 2453515.5 16 10 43 12 25 52 -7.02 8.082005 May 26 2453516.5 16 14 39 12 25 58 -6.83 8.062005 May 27 2453517.5 16 18 36 12 26 5 -6.63 8.072005 May 28 2453518.5 16 22 33 12 26 12 -6.48 8.102005 May 29 2453519.5 16 26 29 12 26 20 -6.40 8.162005 May 30 2453520.5 16 30 26 12 26 28 -6.38 8.202005 May 31 2453521.5 16 34 22 12 26 36 -6.42 8.24

2005 Jun 1 2453522.5 16 38 19 12 26 45 -6.49 8.252005 Jun 2 2453523.5 16 42 15 12 26 55 -6.56 8.232005 Jun 3 2453524.5 16 46 12 12 27 4 -6.61 8.192005 Jun 4 2453525.5 16 50 8 12 27 15 -6.62 8.132005 Jun 5 2453526.5 16 54 5 12 27 25 -6.57 8.072005 Jun 6 2453527.5 16 58 2 12 27 36 -6.48 8.022005 Jun 7 2453528.5 17 1 58 12 27 47 -6.36 7.982005 Jun 8 2453529.5 17 5 55 12 27 58 -6.22 7.972005 Jun 9 2453530.5 17 9 51 12 28 10 -6.08 7.972005 Jun 10 2453531.5 17 13 48 12 28 22 -5.96 7.992005 Jun 11 2453532.5 17 17 44 12 28 34 -5.87 8.022005 Jun 12 2453533.5 17 21 41 12 28 46 -5.81 8.062005 Jun 13 2453534.5 17 25 37 12 28 59 -5.80 8.102005 Jun 14 2453535.5 17 29 34 12 29 11 -5.83 8.142005 Jun 15 2453536.5 17 33 31 12 29 24 -5.88 8.162005 Jun 16 2453537.5 17 37 27 12 29 37 -5.95 8.162005 Jun 17 2453538.5 17 41 24 12 29 50 -6.00 8.142005 Jun 18 2453539.5 17 45 20 12 30 3 -6.03 8.102005 Jun 19 2453540.5 17 49 17 12 30 16 -6.00 8.052005 Jun 20 2453541.5 17 53 13 12 30 29 -5.91 8.002005 Jun 21 2453542.5 17 57 10 12 30 42 -5.75 7.952005 Jun 22 2453543.5 18 1 6 12 30 55 -5.54 7.932005 Jun 23 2453544.5 18 5 3 12 31 8 -5.32 7.942005 Jun 24 2453545.5 18 8 60 12 31 21 -5.13 7.992005 Jun 25 2453546.5 18 12 56 12 31 34 -5.00 8.052005 Jun 26 2453547.5 18 16 53 12 31 46 -4.94 8.122005 Jun 27 2453548.5 18 20 49 12 31 59 -4.96 8.182005 Jun 28 2453549.5 18 24 46 12 32 11 -5.01 8.212005 Jun 29 2453550.5 18 28 42 12 32 23 -5.08 8.212005 Jun 30 2453551.5 18 32 39 12 32 35 -5.13 8.19

2005 Jul 1 2453552.5 18 36 35 12 32 47 -5.14 8.162005 Jul 2 2453553.5 18 40 32 12 32 59 -5.11 8.122005 Jul 3 2453554.5 18 44 29 12 33 10 -5.03 8.082005 Jul 4 2453555.5 18 48 25 12 33 21 -4.91 8.052005 Jul 5 2453556.5 18 52 22 12 33 31 -4.78 8.052005 Jul 6 2453557.5 18 56 18 12 33 41 -4.64 8.062005 Jul 7 2453558.5 19 0 15 12 33 51 -4.51 8.092005 Jul 8 2453559.5 19 4 11 12 34 1 -4.42 8.142005 Jul 9 2453560.5 19 8 8 12 34 10 -4.36 8.192005 Jul 10 2453561.5 19 12 4 12 34 18 -4.34 8.25

2005 Ago 1 2453583.5 20 38 49 12 35 18 -3.75 8.502005 Ago 2 2453584.5 20 42 45 12 35 14 -3.64 8.522005 Ago 3 2453585.5 20 46 42 12 35 9 -3.54 8.552005 Ago 4 2453586.5 20 50 38 12 35 4 -3.47 8.612005 Ago 5 2453587.5 20 54 35 12 34 58 -3.43 8.672005 Ago 6 2453588.5 20 58 31 12 34 52 -3.44 8.732005 Ago 7 2453589.5 21 2 28 12 34 45 -3.49 8.802005 Ago 8 2453590.5 21 6 25 12 34 37 -3.57 8.852005 Ago 9 2453591.5 21 10 21 12 34 29 -3.68 8.882005 Ago 10 2453592.5 21 14 18 12 34 20 -3.79 8.90

2005 Jul 11 2453562.5 19 16 1 12 34 27 -4.37 8.302005 Jul 12 2453563.5 19 19 58 12 34 34 -4.42 8.342005 Jul 13 2453564.5 19 23 54 12 34 42 -4.50 8.372005 Jul 14 2453565.5 19 27 51 12 34 49 -4.57 8.372005 Jul 15 2453566.5 19 31 47 12 34 55 -4.62 8.352005 Jul 16 2453567.5 19 35 44 12 35 1 -4.63 8.322005 Jul 17 2453568.5 19 39 40 12 35 6 -4.58 8.282005 Jul 18 2453569.5 19 43 37 12 35 11 -4.47 8.252005 Jul 19 2453570.5 19 47 33 12 35 15 -4.30 8.232005 Jul 20 2453571.5 19 51 30 12 35 19 -4.10 8.242005 Jul 21 2453572.5 19 55 27 12 35 22 -3.90 8.292005 Jul 22 2453573.5 19 59 23 12 35 24 -3.76 8.362005 Jul 23 2453574.5 20 3 20 12 35 26 -3.69 8.452005 Jul 24 2453575.5 20 7 16 12 35 28 -3.70 8.532005 Jul 25 2453576.5 20 11 13 12 35 29 -3.76 8.582005 Jul 26 2453577.5 20 15 9 12 35 29 -3.86 8.612005 Jul 27 2453578.5 20 19 6 12 35 29 -3.94 8.602005 Jul 28 2453579.5 20 23 2 12 35 28 -3.98 8.582005 Jul 29 2453580.5 20 26 59 12 35 26 -3.98 8.552005 Jul 30 2453581.5 20 30 56 12 35 24 -3.94 8.522005 Jul 31 2453582.5 20 34 52 12 35 21 -3.85 8.50

2005 Ago 11 2453593.5 21 18 14 12 34 11 -3.88 8.892005 Ago 12 2453594.5 21 22 11 12 34 1 -3.94 8.872005 Ago 13 2453595.5 21 26 7 12 33 50 -3.95 8.842005 Ago 14 2453596.5 21 30 4 12 33 39 -3.90 8.812005 Ago 15 2453597.5 21 34 0 12 33 28 -3.80 8.782005 Ago 16 2453598.5 21 37 57 12 33 16 -3.65 8.792005 Ago 17 2453599.5 21 41 54 12 33 3 -3.49 8.822005 Ago 18 2453600.5 21 45 50 12 32 50 -3.36 8.892005 Ago 19 2453601.5 21 49 47 12 32 36 -3.29 8.972005 Ago 20 2453602.5 21 53 43 12 32 22 -3.31 9.062005 Ago 21 2453603.5 21 57 40 12 32 8 -3.39 9.132005 Ago 22 2453604.5 22 1 36 12 31 53 -3.52 9.162005 Ago 23 2453605.5 22 5 33 12 31 37 -3.64 9.172005 Ago 24 2453606.5 22 9 29 12 31 21 -3.74 9.152005 Ago 25 2453607.5 22 13 26 12 31 5 -3.79 9.112005 Ago 26 2453608.5 22 17 23 12 30 48 -3.79 9.082005 Ago 27 2453609.5 22 21 19 12 30 31 -3.75 9.052005 Ago 28 2453610.5 22 25 16 12 30 13 -3.68 9.042005 Ago 29 2453611.5 22 29 12 12 29 56 -3.60 9.052005 Ago 30 2453612.5 22 33 9 12 29 37 -3.53 9.082005 Ago 31 2453613.5 22 37 5 12 29 19 -3.48 9.12

2005 Sep 1 2453614.5 22 41 2 12 28 60 -3.47 9.182005 Sep 2 2453615.5 22 44 58 12 28 41 -3.50 9.242005 Sep 3 2453616.5 22 48 55 12 28 21 -3.58 9.292005 Sep 4 2453617.5 22 52 52 12 28 2 -3.69 9.342005 Sep 5 2453618.5 22 56 48 12 27 42 -3.82 9.372005 Sep 6 2453619.5 23 0 45 12 27 21 -3.97 9.382005 Sep 7 2453620.5 23 4 41 12 27 1 -4.10 9.372005 Sep 8 2453621.5 23 8 38 12 26 41 -4.20 9.352005 Sep 9 2453622.5 23 12 34 12 26 20 -4.25 9.312005 Sep 10 2453623.5 23 16 31 12 25 59 -4.26 9.272005 Sep 11 2453624.5 23 20 27 12 25 38 -4.20 9.232005 Sep 12 2453625.5 23 24 24 12 25 17 -4.10 9.222005 Sep 13 2453626.5 23 28 21 12 24 55 -3.98 9.232005 Sep 14 2453627.5 23 32 17 12 24 34 -3.88 9.272005 Sep 15 2453628.5 23 36 14 12 24 13 -3.82 9.332005 Sep 16 2453629.5 23 40 10 12 23 51 -3.83 9.412005 Sep 17 2453630.5 23 44 7 12 23 30 -3.91 9.472005 Sep 18 2453631.5 23 48 3 12 23 9 -4.04 9.512005 Sep 19 2453632.5 23 51 60 12 22 47 -4.19 9.512005 Sep 20 2453633.5 23 55 56 12 22 26 -4.33 9.492005 Sep 21 2453634.5 23 59 53 12 22 5 -4.42 9.442005 Sep 22 2453635.5 0 3 50 12 21 43 -4.45 9.392005 Sep 23 2453636.5 0 7 46 12 21 22 -4.43 9.342005 Sep 24 2453637.5 0 11 43 12 21 1 -4.38 9.312005 Sep 25 2453638.5 0 15 39 12 20 41 -4.31 9.302005 Sep 26 2453639.5 0 19 36 12 20 20 -4.25 9.302005 Sep 27 2453640.5 0 23 32 12 19 59 -4.21 9.332005 Sep 28 2453641.5 0 27 29 12 19 39 -4.19 9.362005 Sep 29 2453642.5 0 31 25 12 19 19 -4.22 9.412005 Sep 30 2453643.5 0 35 22 12 18 59 -4.29 9.45

2005 Oct 1 2453644.5 0 39 19 12 18 40 -4.40 9.482005 Oct 2 2453645.5 0 43 15 12 18 21 -4.54 9.502005 Oct 3 2453646.5 0 47 12 12 18 2 -4.68 9.502005 Oct 4 2453647.5 0 51 8 12 17 43 -4.82 9.482005 Oct 5 2453648.5 0 55 5 12 17 25 -4.94 9.442005 Oct 6 2453649.5 0 59 1 12 17 7 -5.01 9.382005 Oct 7 2453650.5 1 2 58 12 16 50 -5.02 9.322005 Oct 8 2453651.5 1 6 54 12 16 33 -4.97 9.272005 Oct 9 2453652.5 1 10 51 12 16 16 -4.88 9.232005 Oct 10 2453653.5 1 14 48 12 15 60 -4.77 9.222005 Oct 11 2453654.5 1 18 44 12 15 44 -4.66 9.242005 Oct 12 2453655.5 1 22 41 12 15 29 -4.59 9.272005 Oct 13 2453656.5 1 26 37 12 15 14 -4.57 9.332005 Oct 14 2453657.5 1 30 34 12 15 0 -4.62 9.372005 Oct 15 2453658.5 1 34 30 12 14 46 -4.73 9.402005 Oct 16 2453659.5 1 38 27 12 14 33 -4.87 9.412005 Oct 17 2453660.5 1 42 23 12 14 21 -5.00 9.382005 Oct 18 2453661.5 1 46 20 12 14 9 -5.09 9.322005 Oct 19 2453662.5 1 50 17 12 13 58 -5.13 9.252005 Oct 20 2453663.5 1 54 13 12 13 47 -5.11 9.182005 Oct 21 2453664.5 1 58 10 12 13 37 -5.05 9.132005 Oct 22 2453665.5 2 2 6 12 13 28 -4.96 9.092005 Oct 23 2453666.5 2 6 3 12 13 19 -4.87 9.072005 Oct 24 2453667.5 2 9 59 12 13 11 -4.79 9.082005 Oct 25 2453668.5 2 13 56 12 13 4 -4.74 9.102005 Oct 26 2453669.5 2 17 52 12 12 57 -4.73 9.122005 Oct 27 2453670.5 2 21 49 12 12 51 -4.76 9.152005 Oct 28 2453671.5 2 25 46 12 12 46 -4.82 9.182005 Oct 29 2453672.5 2 29 42 12 12 42 -4.92 9.192005 Oct 30 2453673.5 2 33 39 12 12 38 -5.04 9.182005 Oct 31 2453674.5 2 37 35 12 12 36 -5.15 9.15

2005 Nov 1 2453675.5 2 41 32 12 12 34 -5.25 9.112005 Nov 2 2453676.5 2 45 28 12 12 32 -5.29 9.042005 Nov 3 2453677.5 2 49 25 12 12 32 -5.29 8.97

2005 Dic 1 2453705.5 4 39 48 12 17 57 -4.37 8.472005 Dic 2 2453706.5 4 43 45 12 18 20 -4.22 8.422005 Dic 3 2453707.5 4 47 42 12 18 43 -4.03 8.39

2005 Nov 4 2453678.5 2 53 21 12 12 33 -5.22 8.902005 Nov 5 2453679.5 2 57 18 12 12 34 -5.10 8.852005 Nov 6 2453680.5 3 1 15 12 12 36 -4.94 8.822005 Nov 7 2453681.5 3 5 11 12 12 39 -4.79 8.822005 Nov 8 2453682.5 3 9 8 12 12 43 -4.67 8.852005 Nov 9 2453683.5 3 13 4 12 12 47 -4.61 8.892005 Nov 10 2453684.5 3 17 1 12 12 53 -4.61 8.932005 Nov 11 2453685.5 3 20 57 12 12 59 -4.66 8.952005 Nov 12 2453686.5 3 24 54 12 13 6 -4.75 8.962005 Nov 13 2453687.5 3 28 50 12 13 14 -4.85 8.932005 Nov 14 2453688.5 3 32 47 12 13 23 -4.92 8.882005 Nov 15 2453689.5 3 36 44 12 13 33 -4.94 8.812005 Nov 16 2453690.5 3 40 40 12 13 43 -4.90 8.742005 Nov 17 2453691.5 3 44 37 12 13 55 -4.81 8.672005 Nov 18 2453692.5 3 48 33 12 14 7 -4.68 8.622005 Nov 19 2453693.5 3 52 30 12 14 20 -4.54 8.602005 Nov 20 2453694.5 3 56 26 12 14 34 -4.41 8.592005 Nov 21 2453695.5 4 0 23 12 14 48 -4.31 8.612005 Nov 22 2453696.5 4 4 19 12 15 4 -4.24 8.632005 Nov 23 2453697.5 4 8 16 12 15 20 -4.21 8.662005 Nov 24 2453698.5 4 12 13 12 15 37 -4.22 8.692005 Nov 25 2453699.5 4 16 9 12 15 55 -4.27 8.712005 Nov 26 2453700.5 4 20 6 12 16 13 -4.34 8.712005 Nov 27 2453701.5 4 24 2 12 16 33 -4.41 8.692005 Nov 28 2453702.5 4 27 59 12 16 53 -4.47 8.662005 Nov 29 2453703.5 4 31 55 12 17 14 -4.49 8.602005 Nov 30 2453704.5 4 35 52 12 17 35 -4.46 8.54

2005 Dic 4 2453708.5 4 51 38 12 19 7 -3.82 8.392005 Dic 5 2453709.5 4 55 35 12 19 32 -3.64 8.422005 Dic 6 2453710.5 4 59 31 12 19 57 -3.52 8.462005 Dic 7 2453711.5 5 3 28 12 20 22 -3.46 8.522005 Dic 8 2453712.5 5 7 24 12 20 48 -3.47 8.562005 Dic 9 2453713.5 5 11 21 12 21 15 -3.52 8.582005 Dic 10 2453714.5 5 15 17 12 21 42 -3.58 8.572005 Dic 11 2453715.5 5 19 14 12 22 9 -3.63 8.532005 Dic 12 2453716.5 5 23 11 12 22 37 -3.63 8.482005 Dic 13 2453717.5 5 27 7 12 23 5 -3.58 8.422005 Dic 14 2453718.5 5 31 4 12 23 34 -3.47 8.372005 Dic 15 2453719.5 5 35 0 12 24 2 -3.33 8.332005 Dic 16 2453720.5 5 38 57 12 24 31 -3.17 8.312005 Dic 17 2453721.5 5 42 53 12 25 1 -3.00 8.312005 Dic 18 2453722.5 5 46 50 12 25 30 -2.86 8.342005 Dic 19 2453723.5 5 50 46 12 25 60 -2.75 8.372005 Dic 20 2453724.5 5 54 43 12 26 29 -2.69 8.422005 Dic 21 2453725.5 5 58 40 12 26 59 -2.66 8.462005 Dic 22 2453726.5 6 2 36 12 27 29 -2.68 8.502005 Dic 23 2453727.5 6 6 33 12 27 59 -2.72 8.522005 Dic 24 2453728.5 6 10 29 12 28 29 -2.77 8.532005 Dic 25 2453729.5 6 14 26 12 28 59 -2.82 8.522005 Dic 26 2453730.5 6 18 22 12 29 28 -2.85 8.492005 Dic 27 2453731.5 6 22 19 12 29 58 -2.83 8.442005 Dic 28 2453732.5 6 26 15 12 30 27 -2.75 8.402005 Dic 29 2453733.5 6 30 12 12 30 57 -2.61 8.352005 Dic 30 2453734.5 6 34 9 12 31 26 -2.42 8.332005 Dic 31 2453735.5 6 38 5 12 31 54 -2.20 8.342006 Ene 1 2453736.5 6 42 2 12 32 23 -1.99 8.37

Curiosidades astronómicas

A la mayor estructura lunar que se conozca como cráter se le hallamado Hertzsprung. Tiene un diámetro de 591 km, y se encuentraen la cara oculta de la Luna, por lo que es permanentementeinvisible desde la Tierra. Surgió como resultado de un impacto.Estructuras similares en la cara visible de la Luna han sidorellenadas por lava que posteriormente se solidificó. Muchas deellas han sido llamadas “mares”, por su coloración más oscura encomparación con el resto de la superficie.Otras estructuras similares en la cara oculta de la Luna son:Apollo (537 km), Birkhoff (345 km), Korolev (437 km), Mendeleiev(313 km), Planck (314 km) y Schroedinger (312 km).El mayor cráter en la cara visible es el Bailly, con un diámetrode 287 km (no confundir con Baily, que es otro cráter diferente).

Eventos de los satélites de Júpiter 2005 Enero

1 7 3.4 II.Sh.I 14 8 8.0 I.Sh.I 23 5 40.8 I.Tr.I 9 29.1 II.Tr.I 9 21.2 I.Tr.I 6 41.4 I.Sh.E 9 44.6 II.Sh.E 10 20.1 I.Sh.E 7 4.8 III.Sh.I 3 7 15.5 II.Oc.R 11 31.5 I.Tr.E 7 50.8 I.Tr.E 5 9 15.0 III.Ec.D 15 5 15.4 I.Ec.D 9 49.7 III.Sh.E 11 46.3 I.Sh.I 8 40.2 I.Oc.R 24 4 59.3 I.Oc.R 6 8 54.3 I.Ec.D 16 5 53.5 III.Sh.E 9 49.6 II.Ec.D 7 6 14.7 I.Sh.I 5 59.4 I.Tr.E 26 6 21.7 II.Tr.I 7 28.2 I.Tr.I 8 13.4 III.Tr.I 6 41.4 II.Sh.E 8 26.9 I.Sh.E 10 35.5 III.Tr.E 8 58.0 II.Tr.E 9 38.8 I.Tr.E 17 7 14.7 II.Ec.D 29 9 1.3 I.Ec.D 8 6 47.8 I.Oc.R 19 6 28.7 II.Tr.E 30 6 22.7 I.Sh.I 9 36.7 II.Sh.I 21 10 1.2 I.Sh.I 7 31.3 I.Tr.I 9 6 42.8 III.Tr.E 11 13.0 I.Tr.I 8 34.6 I.Sh.E10 9 50.3 II.Oc.R 22 7 8.3 I.Ec.D 9 41.2 I.Tr.E13 10 47.2 I.Ec.D 10 31.5 I.Oc.R 11 2.1 III.Sh.I 31 6 49.3 I.Oc.R

Febrero

1 4 8.6 I.Tr.E 10 5 3.3 III.Ec.D 21 2 43.8 III.Tr.I 2 6 34.0 II.Sh.I 7 47.8 III.Ec.R 4 55.2 III.Tr.E 8 49.3 II.Tr.I 9 27.7 III.Oc.D 9 9.2 I.Ec.D 9 15.1 II.Sh.E 11 43.1 III.Oc.R 22 6 30.6 I.Sh.I 11 25.3 II.Tr.E 11 4 16.6 II.Ec.D 7 22.7 I.Tr.I 3 5 48.2 III.Oc.D 8 59.2 II.Oc.R 8 42.5 I.Sh.E 8 5.8 III.Oc.R 13 10 9.0 I.Sh.I 9 32.4 I.Tr.E 4 6 34.7 II.Oc.R 11 8.9 I.Tr.I 23 3 37.5 I.Ec.D 5 10 54.4 I.Ec.D 14 7 15.9 I.Ec.D 6 40.0 I.Oc.R 6 8 15.9 I.Sh.I 10 26.3 I.Oc.R 24 3 10.8 I.Sh.E 9 20.6 I.Tr.I 15 4 37.4 I.Sh.I 3 59.0 I.Tr.E 10 27.8 I.Sh.E 5 35.8 I.Tr.I 25 9 25.6 II.Ec.D 11 30.4 I.Tr.E 6 49.3 I.Sh.E 27 3 33.3 II.Sh.I 7 5 22.7 I.Ec.D 7 45.5 I.Tr.E 5 9.4 II.Tr.I 8 38.3 I.Oc.R 16 4 53.2 I.Oc.R 6 14.7 II.Sh.E 8 3 47.8 I.Tr.I 17 9 0.6 III.Ec.D 7 45.2 II.Tr.E 4 56.1 I.Sh.E 18 6 51.2 II.Ec.D 28 2 53.3 III.Sh.I 5 57.6 I.Tr.E 11 21.5 II.Oc.R 5 33.9 III.Sh.E 9 9 7.8 II.Sh.I 20 2 49.0 II.Tr.I 6 11.9 III.Tr.I 11 14.8 II.Tr.I 3 40.2 II.Sh.E 8 22.5 III.Tr.E 5 24.7 II.Tr.E 11 2.6 I.Ec.D

Marzo

1 2 50.8 II.Oc.R 11 1 33.2 III.Oc.R 22 6 25.7 II.Ec.D 8 23.8 I.Sh.I 1 53.0 I.Ec.D 9 39.1 II.Oc.R 9 8.7 I.Tr.I 4 37.3 I.Oc.R 24 0 35.6 II.Sh.I 10 35.8 I.Sh.E 12 1 25.9 I.Sh.E 1 8.7 II.Tr.I 11 18.5 I.Tr.E 1 56.0 I.Tr.E 3 17.3 II.Sh.E 2 5 31.0 I.Ec.D 13 8 42.8 II.Sh.I 3 45.4 II.Tr.E 8 25.9 I.Oc.R 9 45.2 II.Tr.I 8 32.6 I.Sh.I 3 2 52.1 I.Sh.I 14 10 48.5 III.Sh.I 8 48.1 I.Tr.I 3 35.0 I.Tr.I 15 3 51.4 II.Ec.D 10 44.5 I.Sh.E 5 4.1 I.Sh.E 7 24.2 II.Oc.R 10 58.1 I.Tr.E 5 44.8 I.Tr.E 16 9 18.3 I.Ec.D 25 4 51.4 III.Ec.D 4 2 52.3 I.Oc.R 17 1 29.5 II.Tr.E 5 40.7 I.Ec.D 6 6 7.9 II.Sh.I 6 39.0 I.Sh.I 8 5.8 I.Oc.R 7 28.0 II.Tr.I 7 4.2 I.Tr.I 8 12.1 III.Oc.R 8 49.4 II.Sh.E 8 50.9 I.Sh.E 26 3 1.0 I.Sh.I 10 3.9 II.Tr.E 9 14.2 I.Tr.E 3 14.0 I.Tr.I 7 6 50.9 III.Sh.I 18 3 46.8 I.Ec.D 5 12.9 I.Sh.E 9 30.7 III.Sh.E 4 53.8 III.Oc.R 5 24.1 I.Tr.E 9 35.8 III.Tr.I 6 21.7 I.Oc.R 27 2 31.8 I.Oc.R 8 5 8.2 II.Oc.R 19 1 7.4 I.Sh.I 29 8 60.0 II.Ec.D 10 17.2 I.Sh.I 1 30.3 I.Tr.I 31 3 11.3 II.Sh.I 10 53.8 I.Tr.I 3 19.4 I.Sh.E 3 23.6 II.Tr.I 9 7 24.5 I.Ec.D 3 40.3 I.Tr.E 5 52.9 II.Sh.E 10 11.1 I.Oc.R 6 0.7 II.Tr.E10 4 45.5 I.Sh.I 10 26.3 I.Sh.I 5 19.9 I.Tr.I 10 31.6 I.Tr.I 6 57.5 I.Sh.E 7 29.8 I.Tr.E

Abril

1 7 34.8 I.Ec.D 10 3 48.7 I.Oc.D 19 2 33.1 I.Ec.R 8 49.8 III.Ec.D 6 10.0 I.Ec.R 5 17.1 III.Tr.I 9 49.8 I.Oc.R 11 1 7.1 I.Tr.I 6 40.6 III.Sh.I 2 1 0.4 II.Oc.R 1 17.1 I.Sh.I 7 38.4 III.Tr.E 4 54.8 I.Sh.I 3 17.5 I.Tr.E 9 14.5 III.Sh.E 4 57.6 I.Tr.I 3 28.8 I.Sh.E 23 5 6.4 II.Oc.D 7 6.6 I.Sh.E 12 0 38.7 I.Ec.R 8 39.7 II.Ec.R 7 7.8 I.Tr.E 2 0.8 III.Tr.I 24 7 17.7 I.Oc.D 3 2 3.2 I.Ec.D 2 42.1 III.Sh.I 25 0 18.3 II.Sh.I 4 15.8 I.Ec.R 4 19.4 III.Tr.E 1 57.5 II.Tr.E 4 1 33.7 I.Tr.E 5 17.0 III.Sh.E 2 59.5 II.Sh.E 1 35.0 I.Sh.E 14 7 53.8 II.Tr.I 4 35.8 I.Tr.I 5 1 1.1 III.Tr.E 8 23.4 II.Sh.I 5 5.2 I.Sh.I 1 19.0 III.Sh.E 16 2 51.6 II.Oc.D 6 46.3 I.Tr.E 7 5 38.5 II.Tr.I 6 5.7 II.Ec.R 7 16.5 I.Sh.E 5 47.2 II.Sh.I 8 25.1 I.Tr.I 26 1 44.1 I.Oc.D 8 16.1 II.Tr.E 8 42.6 I.Sh.I 4 27.7 I.Ec.R 8 28.8 II.Sh.E 17 5 32.9 I.Oc.D 8 35.3 III.Tr.I 8 9 22.7 I.Oc.D 8 4.4 I.Ec.R 27 1 12.6 I.Tr.E 9 0 37.7 II.Oc.D 18 0 23.1 II.Sh.E 1 45.0 I.Sh.E 3 31.7 II.Ec.R 2 51.2 I.Tr.I 30 3 18.3 III.Ec.R 6 41.2 I.Tr.I 3 11.1 I.Sh.I 7 22.3 II.Oc.D 6 48.7 I.Sh.I 5 1.6 I.Tr.E 8 51.5 I.Tr.E 5 22.6 I.Sh.E 9 0.4 I.Sh.E

Mayo

1 9 3.2 I.Oc.D 10 5 16.4 I.Oc.D 19 1 31.2 I.Oc.D 2 1 36.9 II.Tr.I 8 17.2 I.Ec.R 4 40.8 I.Ec.R 2 55.1 II.Sh.I 11 2 34.1 I.Tr.I 20 0 59.3 I.Tr.E 4 16.2 II.Tr.E 3 4.9 II.Ec.R 1 55.8 I.Sh.E 5 36.0 II.Sh.E 3 22.3 I.Sh.I 25 0 56.8 III.Tr.E 6 21.1 I.Tr.I 4 44.8 I.Tr.E 2 34.6 III.Sh.I 6 59.4 I.Sh.I 5 33.1 I.Sh.E 3 31.8 II.Oc.D 8 31.7 I.Tr.E 12 2 45.9 I.Ec.R 5 2.6 III.Sh.E 3 3 29.8 I.Oc.D 14 5 11.5 III.Oc.D 6 10.1 I.Tr.I 6 22.4 I.Ec.R 7 44.1 III.Oc.R 7 11.1 I.Sh.I 4 0 30.8 II.Ec.R 16 6 19.0 II.Tr.I 26 3 20.3 I.Oc.D 0 47.6 I.Tr.I 8 9.3 II.Sh.I 6 35.9 I.Ec.R 1 28.0 I.Sh.I 17 7 4.1 I.Oc.D 27 0 36.9 II.Tr.E 2 58.2 I.Tr.E 18 1 4.7 III.Sh.E 0 37.4 I.Tr.I 3 39.0 I.Sh.E 1 9.5 II.Oc.D 1 39.7 I.Sh.I 5 0 51.0 I.Ec.R 4 21.6 I.Tr.I 2 44.8 II.Sh.E 7 1 44.8 III.Oc.D 5 16.7 I.Sh.I 2 48.2 I.Tr.E 4 14.6 III.Oc.R 5 39.0 II.Ec.R 3 50.0 I.Sh.E 4 44.7 III.Ec.D 6 32.3 I.Tr.E 28 1 4.7 I.Ec.R 7 17.1 III.Ec.R 7 27.2 I.Sh.E 9 3 56.9 II.Tr.I 5 32.1 II.Sh.I 6 36.8 II.Tr.E 8 7.4 I.Tr.I 8 12.7 II.Sh.E

Junio

1 2 0.3 III.Tr.I 10 2 53.6 II.Tr.I 20 1 18.9 I.Ec.R 4 37.0 III.Tr.E 4 18.4 I.Tr.I 25 5 16.5 I.Oc.D 5 56.2 II.Oc.D 5 20.0 II.Sh.I 26 2 32.0 I.Tr.I 6 34.4 III.Sh.I 5 28.8 I.Sh.I 2 38.1 II.Oc.D 2 5 10.5 I.Oc.D 5 35.1 II.Tr.E 3 25.1 III.Oc.D 3 0 23.7 II.Tr.I 11 1 29.9 I.Oc.D 3 46.6 I.Sh.I 2 27.4 I.Tr.I 4 55.0 I.Ec.R 4 42.9 I.Tr.E 2 42.5 II.Sh.I 12 0 41.5 III.Ec.D 27 3 14.1 I.Ec.R 3 4.9 II.Tr.E 0 57.2 I.Tr.E 28 2 32.6 II.Sh.E 3 34.2 I.Sh.I 2 7.4 I.Sh.E 30 0 53.1 III.Sh.E 4 38.2 I.Tr.E 2 38.5 II.Ec.R 5 22.0 II.Sh.E 3 8.8 III.Ec.R 5 44.3 I.Sh.E 17 5 25.7 II.Tr.I 4 2 59.8 I.Ec.R 18 3 22.7 I.Oc.D 8 5 42.3 III.Tr.I 19 0 38.6 I.Tr.I 1 52.0 I.Sh.I 2 13.6 III.Oc.R 2 49.5 I.Tr.E 4 1.8 I.Sh.E 4 41.2 III.Ec.D 5 12.7 II.Ec.R

Agosto

1 2 34.0 III.Oc.R 6 2 19.1 II.Sh.I 15 1 48.9 II.Ec.R 4 1 10.6 I.Tr.I 2 45.9 II.Tr.E 19 0 59.9 III.Tr.E 2 17.1 I.Sh.I 12 0 27.3 I.Oc.D 20 0 34.9 I.Sh.I 5 1 47.4 I.Ec.R 0 43.6 III.Sh.E 1 49.4 I.Tr.E 13 0 50.2 I.Sh.E 27 1 37.3 I.Tr.I 31 0 28.2 II.Tr.E

Julio

3 4 26.3 I.Tr.I 13 1 33.4 I.Ec.R 20 3 28.5 I.Ec.R 4 1 40.1 I.Oc.D 14 1 17.0 III.Tr.I 21 0 37.5 I.Sh.E 5 1 6.0 I.Tr.E 2 13.4 II.Ec.R 25 0 39.1 III.Ec.D 2 19.6 I.Sh.E 3 59.8 III.Tr.E 3 0.4 III.Ec.R 2 31.5 II.Sh.I 19 2 46.6 I.Tr.I 27 2 0.1 I.Oc.D 2 37.8 II.Tr.E 3 59.2 I.Sh.I 28 1 24.2 I.Tr.E 7 2 29.9 III.Sh.I 2 24.1 II.Oc.D11 3 36.1 I.Oc.D 2 32.2 I.Sh.E12 0 50.4 I.Tr.I 30 2 19.8 II.Sh.E 2 4.6 I.Sh.I 2 34.5 II.Tr.I 3 1.5 I.Tr.E 4 14.2 I.Sh.E

Noviembre

9 10 46.9 I.Tr.I 20 10 13.6 III.Tr.E 24 10 4.9 II.Tr.E 22 11 26.8 II.Ec.D 25 10 56.1 I.Sh.E 27 10 7.5 III.Sh.I

Septiembre

4 0 57.7 I.Oc.D 6 0 3.9 III.Oc.R 7 0 34.3 II.Tr.I 5 0 19.0 I.Tr.E 0 35.5 III.Ec.D 12 0 7.6 I.Tr.I 1 2.7 I.Sh.E 0 47.0 I.Sh.I 13 0 18.7 I.Ec.R

Diciembre

1 10 16.0 II.Tr.I 11 9 12.2 I.Sh.E 19 9 15.2 I.Oc.R 2 10 39.7 I.Sh.I 9 59.2 I.Tr.E 24 11 7.9 II.Ec.D 11 19.0 I.Tr.I 15 10 16.6 III.Ec.R 25 10 49.6 I.Sh.I 3 10 48.1 I.Oc.R 11 36.6 III.Oc.D 26 8 29.7 II.Sh.E 8 9 20.4 III.Oc.R 18 8 55.8 I.Sh.I 10 23.3 II.Tr.E 11 33.7 II.Sh.I 9 48.3 I.Tr.I 11 13.1 I.Oc.R10 9 51.1 I.Ec.D 11 5.9 I.Sh.E 27 8 26.4 I.Tr.E 10 7.0 II.Oc.R

NOTAS: Todos los datos en Tiempo Universal (UT).Para todos los eventos se toma la posición de Júpiter como mínimo dos grados sobre el horizonte, y el Sol cuatro grados por debajo.Formato de los datos: día, hora, minuto, número del satélite, tipo de evento, fase.Se usan los siguientes símbolos: Satélite número I, II, III y IV.Tipo de evento: Ec [eclipse], Oc [occultación], Tr [tránsito], Sh [tránsito de la sombra]Fase: D [desaparición], R [reaparición], I [ingreso], E [emersión]

Datos para tener en cuenta:

Imagen del agujero en la capa de ozono

Se observa claramente la evolución entre octubre de 1970 yoctubre del 1993.

El color azul denota los bajos niveles de este importantecomponente de la atmósfera.

La capa de ozono resulta una protección indispensable parala vida en la Tierra. Del hombre puede depender el futuro dela biósfera.

Nota para la sección de ocultaciones:

Para el reporte decualquier tipo deocultaciones a la ILOC:[email protected]

Para el reporte deocultaciones rasantes:Mitsuru [email protected]

Para el reporte deocultaciones de estrellasdobles:Henk [email protected]

Para el reporte de ocultacionesdurante eclipses lunares:Dave [email protected]

Para el reporte de ocultacionesde asteroides:Jim [email protected]

Señales de tiempo exacto

Emisoras de onda corta con patrones de tiempo atómico, enlas siguientes frecuencias:

2.5 MHz WWV, WWVH, VNG3.330 MHz CHU5.0 MHz WWV, WWVH, VNG7.335 MHz CHU8.638 MHz VNG10.0 MHz WWV, WWVH12.984 MHz VNG14.670 MHz CHU15.0 MHz WWV, WWVH16.0 MHz VNG20.0 MHZ WWV60.0 MHz WWVB

Predicciones de Ocultacionesde estrellas y planetas por la Luna

para la provincia deCiudad de la Habanapara el año 2005(en hora UT)

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Enero 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 01 03 10 2 6 r 1808 F5 7.0 53- 93 59 143 63N 320 354 298 -7.1 -1.9 +1.5-1.7 .358 +175 12 37 21.9 - 2 20 5905 01 06 9 2 14 r 2156 K0 7.7 22- 56 12 117 59N 316 16 302 -6.1 +2.5 +0.1-0.7 .522 +166 15 6 30.5 -19 23 4805 01 07 10 19 43 R 2311 B8 6.3 13- 42 13 124 51S 238 295 229 -4.9 +4.2 +2.1+2.7 .276 -121 16 8 8.3 -24 28 3305 01 07 11 35 15 R 2317 A0 6.6 13- 42 -9 26 135 90N 277 322 268 -5.0 +4.4 +1.5+0.4 .437 -158 16 10 26.3 -24 35 4505 01 07 16 54 8 d 2349lB1 2.9 12- 40 44 32 215 -66S 119 83 111 -5.8 +4.9 +2.1-1.4 .384 -17 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.9305 01 07 18 7 30 r 2349lB1 2.9 11- 40 44 20 229 76S 261 211 253 -6.0 +4.9 +1.3-0.5 .429 -163 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1405 01 19 5 50 48 D 465 K2 4.3 68+ 111 20 284 41S 125 53 139 +5.3 -2.6 +0.0-2.7 .293 -48 3 11 55.1 19 44 51 465 = Botein = delta Arietis05 01 20 2 42 42 D 584jB9 6.0 76+ 122 73 275 29S 141 54 152 +5.0 -3.8 +5.1-9.5 .087 -73 3 57 22.0 23 11 32 584 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 8.2, Sepn 0.00005 01 20 4 3 32 d 76366 K0 7.4 77+ 122 55 279 70N 60 337 71 +4.6 -3.8 +2.3+0.8 .310 +15 3 59 21.7 23 38 4105 01 22 7 14 34 d 77604 K0 7.0 91+ 145 36 288 63S 122 42 123 +1.8 -5.6 +0.5-2.0 .356 -24 5 49 58.0 27 33 1605 01 22 9 2 57 D 890vA0 4.6 91+ 146 13 295 73N 78 7 78 +1.6 -5.5 +0.3-0.4 .454 +21 5 53 39.6 27 36 56 890 = 136 Tauri 890 is Double : Mag 4.8 & 6.3, Sepn 0.050, PA = 27005 01 23 1 1 23 D 1008 A0 5.3 95+ 154 51 73 51N 64 152 60 +2.1 -6.1 +1.4+1.9 .324 +17 6 35 32.2 28 1 12 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 01 23 8 17 57 d 1035xK3 6.7 96+ 156 33 289 70N 85 6 80 +0.4 -6.1 +1.1-0.7 .384 +21 6 45 55.2 27 40 11 1035 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.120, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Febrero 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 02 04 10 39 13 R 2409 B9 7.0 27- 62 27 140 79N 286 327 280 -5.2 +5.4 +1.5+0.1 .434 -172 16 46 6.1 -26 39 3505 02 06 10 58 17 r 2765 A3 7.9 9- 35 8 125 26N 320 18 326 -1.9 +7.0 -0.2-0.9 .378 +136 19 0 17.7 -28 2 4605 02 11 0 45 54 d 146739 K0 8.5 6+ 28 9 259 80N 62 357 85 +4.7 +3.7 +0.2+0.2 .569 -5 23 29 53.5 - 6 17 1005 02 11 0 55 31 d 146740 K0 8.7 6+ 28 7 260 81N 63 357 85 +4.7 +3.7 +0.2+0.1 .578 -4 23 30 12.6 - 6 14 2005 02 12 0 45 53 d 38 G0 7.9 12+ 41 22 261 20N 359 293 21 +5.8 +2.2 +0.0+3.6 .265 +58 24 19 31.1 0 32 4805 02 14 3 38 54 D 299 M2 6.0 31+ 68 9 281 56N 36 327 55 +6.3 -1.0 +0.5+1.2 .420 +34 2 2 50.7 13 30 405 02 15 1 35 10 D 415kK1 5.8 40+ 79 48 272 66N 48 332 64 +6.2 -2.4 +1.8+1.2 .341 +18 2 48 48.6 18 18 21 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 02 16 1 37 0 d 524 A0 6.7 50+ 90 59 276 27N 14 291 26 +5.6 -3.7 +2.0+4.8 .180 +56 3 38 58.3 22 40 4005 02 16 3 40 58 d 76088 F2 7.4 51+ 91 32 283 56N 43 327 55 +5.2 -3.7 +1.5+1.3 .321 +36 3 42 33.5 22 48 1605 02 25 7 28 48 r 1648 G5 6.9 99- 167 69 222 66S 257 219 236 -4.5 -3.5 +4.6+0.6 .183 -122 11 23 32.0 6 33 23 Distance of 1648 to Terminator = 19.1 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 8.605 02 26 7 0 19 m 1746 F2 7.0 96- 156 67 172 26S 226 234 204 -4.9 -2.2 -0.7-4.7 .194 +123 12 8 17.2 0 35 28 Distance of 1746 to Terminator = 17.7 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.105 02 28 11 54 11 r 1971mG8 5.5 83- 131 0 31 238 58S 260 207 241 -6.5 +1.4 +1.9-0.5 .295 -139 13 46 13.2 -12 27 14 1971 = 86 Virginis 1971 is Double : Mag 5.6 & 8.4, Sepn 1.133, PA = 305, & 11.9, Sepn 26.900, PA 164

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Marzo 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 03 03 7 17 23 R 2349lB1 2.9 54- 95 16 128 83S 273 326 265 -4.7 +5.1 +1.1+0.7 .441 -156 16 21 29.7 -25 36 23 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1305 03 03 11 0 17 D 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 41 176 -62S 127 131 119 -5.3 +5.5 +2.2-1.1 .340 -15 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 03 12 27 31 R 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 8 37 201 81S 270 249 263 -5.6 +5.6 +2.6-0.4 .338 -165 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 04 7 28 53 R 2505 K4 5.3 43- 82 6 124 59S 242 302 240 -3.9 +6.1 +1.4+1.9 .358 -133 17 23 40.4 -28 8 57 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi05 03 13 0 19 51 d 92528 K0 8.1 8+ 33 -10 23 272 39N 17 308 37 +5.2 -0.4 +0.8+2.4 .329 +46 1 35 48.3 10 35 1305 03 13 0 53 17 d 92538 A0 8.4 8+ 34 16 275 68S 90 21 110 +5.1 -0.4 +0.4-0.8 .454 -25 1 37 33.6 10 27 1005 03 15 2 29 1 D 486hB5 5.3 24+ 59 19 286 79S 85 13 99 +4.9 -3.4 +0.5-0.6 .457 -7 3 21 30.4 21 9 59 486 = Tau Arietis 486 is Double : Mag 5.4 & 7.9, Sepn 0.150, PA = 38, & 8.2, Sepn 0.808, PA 22705 03 17 2 24 40 d 76965vG 7.6 43+ 82 43 286 32S 142 59 146 +3.5 -5.5 +0.4-3.8 .228 -51 5 7 23.8 27 0 18 76965 is Double : Mag 9.1 & 9.1, Sepn 0.05005 03 18 1 12 6 d 77818 K5 6.7 52+ 92 70 290 40S 140 40 140 +2.8 -6.3 +2.0-4.0 .200 -47 6 0 24.3 28 7 4305 03 20 2 16 42 d 1181mG8 7.0 71+ 115 78 289 66S 127 22 116 +0.3 -6.8 +2.2-2.2 .284 -14 7 50 7.1 26 15 10 1181 is Double : Mag 7.0 & 10.1, Sepn 0.427, PA = 20805 03 21 0 7 40 d 1290 F8 6.9 79+ 125 -7 61 82 64S 134 219 120 -0.2 -6.7 +2.4-1.9 .271 -27 8 39 4.5 23 40 805 03 30 5 48 34 r 2299 K2 6.2 79- 125 23 132 86S 280 328 270 -3.7 +4.9 +1.3+0.4 .431 -161 16 4 13.8 -24 44 33

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Abril 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 04 01 7 40 23 r 2631 B9 6.5 58- 99 19 134 74N 285 334 287 -2.2 +7.0 +1.1+0.3 .444 +177 18 12 17.9 -28 54 7 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 04 04 10 5 19 R 3130 K0 5.4 23- 58 17 123 20N 318 15 336 +1.2 +7.0 +0.5-2.0 .193 +115 21 24 26.3 -20 49 55 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 04 06 10 46 20 d 3419aK0 4.2 7- 31 -8 10 104 -68S 83 147 105 +3.5 +4.9 +0.5+1.0 .490 -20 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 06 11 47 3 r 3419aK0 4.2 7- 30 6 23 112 70S 220 280 242 +3.5 +4.8 +0.9+2.1 .446 -161 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 12 0 9 4 D 556kB8 5.4 10+ 38 -5 33 284 71N 54 337 66 +3.9 -4.2 +1.4+0.7 .370 +26 3 48 37.8 23 26 17 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 04 12 0 45 43 d 76243 A2 8.1 11+ 38 25 286 79S 84 9 95 +3.8 -4.1 +0.7-0.6 .442 -3 3 49 57.9 23 21 3005 04 14 3 36 24 d 868aA0 7.5 27+ 62 12 295 51S 125 55 126 +2.2 -5.9 -0.5-1.7 .446 -27 5 44 39.8 27 44 10 868 is Double : Mag 8.1 & 10.1, Sepn 8.3, PA = 253, & 11.6, Sepn 52.100, PA 3605 04 15 1 35 5 d 78530mB9 7.8 35+ 73 49 287 85N 87 0 83 +1.4 -6.5 +1.8-0.6 .340 +18 6 35 59.4 28 15 46 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 04 15 1 39 54 D 1008 A0 5.3 35+ 73 47 287 30S 152 66 148 +1.4 -6.5 +0.1-3.7 .246 -47 6 35 31.1 28 1 15 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 04 16 0 2 10 d 79402 B8 7.3 44+ 83 -3 80 297 87N 95 342 86 +0.8 -6.8 +3.0-0.5 .281 +13 7 28 7.9 27 17 405 04 17 6 3 31 m 1270vF0 6.0 55+ 96 12 291 11N 25 315 12 -1.4 -6.2 -0.4-1.1 .547 -177 8 28 55.4 24 7 47 1270 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 6.9, Sepn 0.050 1270 = CX Cnc, 6.10 +/- 0.02V, Var Type DSCTC05 04 19 6 10 30 d 1479 F2 6.4 74+ 118 28 276 90N 112 40 93 -3.7 -5.0 +0.6-1.5 .442 +12 10 5 58.5 15 43 5805 04 22 3 35 31 D 1770 A5 5.9 94+ 152 66 173 36S 170 176 148 -5.0 -1.8 +0.6-3.0 .297 -33 12 18 57.3 - 0 49 5 1770 = 13 Virginis05 04 22 3 59 5 D 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 152 66 187 72N 97 91 76 -5.1 -1.8 +3.2-0.5 .276 +39 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 22 5 6 41 r 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 153 60 222 -32N 354 316 332 -5.3 -1.6 +0.4-3.2 .282 +141 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 26 7 20 40 r 2257 A2 6.7 95- 155 43 186 55N 327 320 316 -4.0 +4.9 +1.8-1.9 .313 +150 15 48 46.2 -23 51 905 04 30 10 27 7 r 188955 F5 7.2 60- 101 -7 40 169 86N 263 275 276 +0.4 +7.5 +2.7+0.4 .352 +168 20 9 24.4 -26 12 36

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Mayo 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 05 01 10 25 39 r 190087 G6 7.4 48- 88 -8 39 151 24S 186 216 203 +1.7 +7.1 +1.3+3.9 .192 -121 21 10 48.6 -22 27 2605 05 12 1 46 34 d 78149 K2 8.0 13+ 42 19 293 30S 147 73 145 +1.3 -6.1 -0.7-2.6 .343 -44 6 16 13.4 27 51 4505 05 12 2 29 26 d 78191 A0 7.7 13+ 43 10 296 89S 88 18 86 +1.3 -6.1 +0.0-0.7 .501 +14 6 18 18.5 28 0 2605 05 13 2 43 3 D 1093zF8 6.6 20+ 54 18 293 82S 101 29 94 +0.2 -6.3 +0.1-1.1 .482 +7 7 13 7.8 27 13 7 1093 is Double : Mag 7.18 & 7.23, Sepn 0.929, & 12.3, Sepn 15.600, PA 94 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 1.044", PA = 310.2205 05 15 1 53 32 d 1330 G5 7.8 37+ 75 48 278 66S 129 49 114 -2.0 -6.1 +0.9-2.1 .376 -6 8 54 36.7 22 11 3605 05 15 3 37 32 d 1334 G5 7.0 38+ 76 25 284 75S 120 46 105 -2.2 -5.9 +0.2-1.6 .457 -1 8 57 23.1 21 50 3305 05 17 1 57 4 d 99149 A2 7.1 57+ 98 65 252 64S 138 74 118 -4.2 -4.7 +1.4-2.3 .343 -6 10 28 59.6 13 15 4705 05 18 1 52 4 D 1625yK3 5.8 66+ 109 71 222 65N 89 50 67 -5.0 -3.7 +3.7-0.3 .231 +47 11 14 18.7 8 1 55 1625 is Double : Mag 6.7 & 6.7, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 11.4, Sepn 21.500, PA 23805 05 19 2 37 32 d 1732 K0 6.8 76+ 121 65 215 79S 125 94 103 -5.8 -2.2 +2.1-1.7 .344 +10 11 59 40.7 1 47 47 1732 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.100, PA = 12905 05 19 20 31 6 r Jupiter -2.3 82+ 130 47 3 94 -21N 4 71 342 -5.2 -1.6 -0.2-4.0 .233 +116 12 36 38.6 - 2 19 51 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 167 secs05 05 19 20 31 10 r Jupiter -2.3 82+ 130 47 3 94 -21N 4 71 342 -5.2 -1.6 -0.2-4.0 .233 +116 12 36 37.5 - 2 19 46 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 166 secs05 05 22 2 32 29 d 2063 A1 6.7 96+ 158 46 151 51N 65 93 48 -5.5 +2.4 +4.9+2.7 .174 +64 14 24 16.1 -16 7 4305 05 24 3 24 56 d 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 31 143 -6N 58 96 50 -3.5 +5.3 +3.5+2.5 .224 +59 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 0.1 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.6705 05 24 4 5 28 R 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 36 152 56N 355 23 347 -3.6 +5.4 -0.4-3.2 .211 +121 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 4.1 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.4 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.7905 05 24 8 20 55 D 2366oM1 1.1 100- 172 29 218 -54N 99 59 91 -4.3 +5.7 +2.0-0.9 .403 +1 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 5.6 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 24 9 36 46 R 2366oM1 1.1 99- 172 16 231 52S 275 222 267 -4.5 +5.7 +1.2-0.9 .458 -179 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 5.9 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 1.0 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 25 3 15 7 R 2505 K4 5.3 97- 161 19 133 83S 281 331 279 -2.0 +6.3 +1.1+0.4 .476 -172 17 23 42.9 -28 8 60 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi05 05 29 9 43 13 R 3202 F0 6.2 62- 104 45 156 7S 168 192 188 +3.5 +6.3 -0.7+5.4 .136 -111 21 51 59.7 -18 35 54

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Junio 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 06 03 9 21 31 R 290 A6 6.1 12- 41 14 82 48S 208 278 227 +6.2 -0.6 -0.2+2.1 .460 -150 1 59 41.8 12 19 1205 06 03 9 42 38 r 92745 G0 8.2 12- 40 18 84 36S 196 266 215 +6.2 -0.6 -0.3+2.5 .388 -139 2 0 33.3 12 23 5005 06 04 9 19 35 R 416hB6 5.3 6- 29 5 73 7S 172 240 188 +5.9 -2.0 -1.3+4.1 .195 -110 2 49 34.0 17 29 10 416 = pi Arietis 416 is Double : Mag 5.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.000, & 8.4, Sepn 3.200, PA 12005 06 04 9 45 26 r X 3768 G0 9.1 6- 28 11 75 20S 186 255 202 +5.9 -2.1 -0.8+2.9 .314 -125 2 50 12.0 17 35 5905 06 09 18 11 60 d 1149 K5 4.1 8+ 33 80 67 75 83N 84 178 75 +1.1 -6.7 +2.7+0.9 .286 +14 7 36 13.8 26 53 12 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 4605 06 10 0 58 34 d 79672mK5 7.5 9+ 34 -10 23 290 80S 104 29 94 -0.3 -6.2 +0.3-1.2 .458 +10 7 45 50.5 25 58 43 79672 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 11.6, Sepn 2.6, PA = 22705 06 12 0 31 41 d 1393 G7 6.5 22+ 56 -4 48 274 57N 72 354 55 -2.6 -5.6 +2.9+0.2 .223 +54 9 25 2.7 19 45 5805 06 12 2 15 50 d 98567 A3 7.5 23+ 57 25 281 29S 166 93 149 -2.9 -5.4 -0.6-2.8 .322 -45 9 26 51.8 19 2 2205 06 15 20 26 47 d 1772qA2 3.9 59+ 100 50 30 105 81S 123 185 101 -5.6 -1.8 +1.0-0.5 .417 +4 12 20 11.0 - 0 41 49 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.088", PA = 236.6305 06 16 4 47 17 d 1790 M4 6.9 61+ 102 20 258 24N 47 343 26 -7.3 -0.7 +2.1+3.1 .115 +75 12 29 26.4 - 2 27 35 1790 = FZ Vir, 6.81 to 6.98V, Var Type SRB05 06 18 5 52 16 d 2017 K1 6.3 80+ 127 19 244 15S 183 125 165 -7.8 +2.3 +1.1-5.1 .163 -68 14 4 45.0 -14 59 5905 06 20 3 55 54 D 2269xB5 5.4 94+ 152 42 188 57S 128 119 117 -5.9 +5.1 +2.2-1.3 .359 -13 15 54 14.3 -24 33 7 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 06 20 6 44 59 D 2286 B5 5.4 95+ 153 24 227 65S 119 71 109 -6.4 +5.2 +1.8-1.5 .405 -17 15 58 55.3 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 06 25 5 24 22 R 3130 K0 5.4 86- 136 25 129 69S 236 287 254 +3.4 +6.6 +1.6+1.6 .431 -166 21 24 29.0 -20 49 43 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 06 26 6 27 9 r 3284kF5 7.0 77- 122 30 125 68S 229 280 250 +5.0 +5.6 +1.4+1.8 .426 -167 22 23 38.5 -14 55 25 3284 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 7.9, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Julio 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 07 02 8 1 33 R 492 A1 6.1 15- 46 6 70 41S 209 277 223 +6.7 -3.2 -0.6+2.0 .462 -145 3 24 43.8 20 49 2305 07 02 8 40 4 r 75923 M1 8.0 15- 46 14 73 71N 277 347 290 +6.7 -3.2 +0.3+0.6 .440 +146 3 25 31.7 21 14 005 07 18 4 41 3 D 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 29 218 57N 61 22 53 -7.0 +5.9 +1.8+0.4 .310 +38 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 18 5 41 43 d 2373 K1 6.1 85+ 134 20 228 70N 74 24 66 -7.1 +5.9 +1.2-0.2 .406 +21 16 31 43.9 -26 33 805 07 18 5 44 32 R 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 19 229 -52N 312 262 305 -7.1 +5.9 +1.9-2.1 .349 +143 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 21 6 59 49 D 2910kG3 4.7 100+ 174 36 205 69S 37 11 49 -1.6 +7.1 +1.1+1.2 .376 +29 19 56 12.0 -26 17 8 2910 = omega Sagittarii Distance of 2910 to Terminator = 4.9 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.6 2910 is Double : Mag 5.6 & 5.6, Sepn 0.002, PA = 5105 07 25 9 23 15 R 3514cG9 5.9 79- 125 64 187 50S 208 201 230 +6.1 +2.5 +1.2+2.1 .383 -162 23 53 13.2 - 3 7 25 3514 = 24 Piscium 3514 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 6.9, Sepn 0.089, PA = 15105 07 26 6 30 33 r 109348 G2 7.3 69- 113 37 104 50N 287 350 309 +7.6 +1.4 +2.2+0.1 .263 +125 0 39 30.9 3 9 5705 07 29 10 33 31 R 472kA1 4.9 36- 74 -6 66 89 63N 283 3 297 +7.5 -3.7 +3.4-0.2 .242 +132 3 15 12.6 21 3 56 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 07 30 8 28 56 R 598tG0 5.5 28- 63 28 74 70S 241 316 251 +7.3 -4.5 +0.3+1.6 .469 -178 4 4 40.7 24 7 19 598 = 36 Tauri 598 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 6.4, Sepn 0.090, PA = 214, & 12.2, Sepn 25.500, PA 257

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Agosto 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 08 09 1 32 54 d 119138 K0 7.4 13+ 43 11 266 69S 134 67 112 -5.6 -1.2 +0.2-1.9 .457 -13 11 58 29.0 0 50 2405 08 14 0 22 40 M 2286 B5 5.4 60+ 101 -5 42 187 13N 24 16 13 -7.4 +5.6 +2.4-1.4 .340 +169 15 58 55.0 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 08 15 1 26 54 d 184936 A3 7.3 71+ 115 39 188 61N 64 56 59 -6.7 +6.6 +2.9+0.9 .280 +37 17 2 17.7 -27 56 5905 08 16 4 16 38 d 2631 B9 6.5 81+ 129 29 213 42N 37 1 38 -5.9 +7.2 +0.9+1.4 .294 +44 18 12 20.3 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 08 17 6 46 53 d 2831 B2 6.0 90+ 144 17 228 36S 128 77 136 -4.4 +7.1 +2.7-2.8 .260 -59 19 24 52.3 -27 51 2405 08 22 6 40 20 r 109126 G5 7.1 91- 145 63 142 70N 268 302 290 +6.0 +1.6 +3.0+0.5 .310 +138 0 18 21.7 0 38 5905 08 25 4 28 11 r 415kK1 5.8 64- 107 12 75 74S 236 306 252 +8.4 -2.8 -0.1+1.5 .557 -176 2 48 51.2 18 18 31 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 08 26 6 51 33 r 76156hA0 6.9 53- 93 34 77 68S 235 312 247 +8.1 -4.4 +0.4+1.7 .459 -175 3 46 8.6 23 9 58 76156 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.1, Sepn 0.001, & 11.2, Sepn 3.400, PA 33705 08 26 8 19 1 R 556kB8 5.4 53- 93 53 81 54S 221 304 233 +7.9 -4.6 +0.8+2.3 .376 -163 3 48 40.6 23 26 24 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 08 26 8 54 42 R 559uF0 6.5 52- 93 61 82 49N 298 24 309 +7.7 -4.7 +4.1-1.5 .185 +120 3 49 16.8 23 52 32 559 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 9.3, Sepn 0.009, PA = 28805 08 26 9 27 59 R 564 B8 6.2 52- 93 69 83 73S 240 328 251 +7.6 -4.7 +1.8+1.7 .351 +179 3 50 3.4 23 43 4905 08 26 9 45 4 r 567hA0 6.8 52- 92 72 83 87N 260 350 272 +7.6 -4.8 +2.6+0.9 .320 +159 3 50 17.9 23 52 2 567 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 8.9, Sepn 0.000, & 10.2, Sepn 3.275, PA 23505 08 26 10 27 12 r 570 A2 7.0 52- 92 -10 82 81 89N 259 355 270 +7.4 -4.8 +2.8+0.8 .310 +162 3 51 12.3 23 58 4705 08 28 7 8 54 r 840vK0 6.3 33- 70 17 66 29S 209 281 211 +6.7 -6.0 -0.9+2.5 .350 -135 5 36 16.0 27 40 3 840 is Double : Mag 7.3 & 7.3, Sepn 0.05005 08 29 7 10 54 r 996vA2 6.8 24- 59 7 62 61N 305 13 302 +5.7 -6.3 +0.5-0.4 .370 +135 6 30 42.4 28 12 37 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 08 29 8 29 1 r 78483 A2 8.0 24- 59 22 68 62S 249 324 245 +5.6 -6.5 +0.1+1.4 .441 -168 6 33 25.3 28 4 4605 08 29 8 35 46 r 78496 K0 7.5 24- 59 24 68 30S 216 292 213 +5.6 -6.5 -0.6+2.7 .320 -136 6 34 1.8 27 58 4005 08 29 9 20 40 R 1008 A0 5.3 24- 58 33 71 25S 211 291 208 +5.5 -6.6 -0.4+3.4 .265 -131 6 35 32.4 28 1 11 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 08 29 9 55 7 r 78530mB9 7.8 24- 58 41 72 81S 268 351 265 +5.4 -6.6 +1.3+0.9 .373 +173 6 36 0.7 28 15 42 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 08 30 9 54 36 r 79431 K2 8.2 16- 47 29 71 68S 261 339 253 +4.3 -6.6 +0.7+1.2 .401 -173 7 29 51.8 26 55 905 08 30 14 19 8 r 1149 K5 4.1 15- 46 42 85 32 90S 284 71 275 +3.3 -6.7 +3.0-0.8 .280 -178 7 36 15.0 26 53 8 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 46

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Septiembre 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 09 08 1 9 37 d 158285 K0 8.1 16+ 48 10 249 79S 123 60 104 -6.8 +2.9 +0.8-1.7 .434 -11 14 0 45.4 -14 58 4605 09 09 0 46 39 d 2115 A6 7.2 24+ 59 21 236 75N 94 40 79 -7.1 +4.3 +1.4-1.0 .378 +16 14 49 45.8 -19 55 4005 09 10 0 9 25 d 183713 A5 7.4 34+ 71 -8 33 217 76S 119 82 107 -7.0 +5.5 +2.2-1.5 .344 -11 15 42 17.1 -24 19 1205 09 10 1 33 59 d 2248 A2 7.6 34+ 72 19 231 84S 110 58 98 -7.3 +5.5 +1.5-1.4 .397 -8 15 44 37.0 -24 24 5405 09 10 18 36 37 R 2366oM1 1.1 43+ 82 65 13 127 -56N 313 9 306 -5.7 +6.0 +0.2-0.6 .457 +162 16 29 44.8 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.522", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 09 11 2 32 38 d 2405mA2 6.6 45+ 85 17 229 72N 80 28 74 -7.1 +6.5 +1.1-0.5 .413 +11 16 44 38.0 -27 28 9 2405 is Double : Mag 6.6 & 10.1, Sepn 2.0, PA = 1305 09 14 4 19 60 D 2914vG8 4.8 79+ 125 30 217 47N 31 353 42 -4.1 +7.2 +0.5+1.3 .371 +33 19 59 18.7 -26 10 56 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 09 19 9 3 58 R 104 K2 5.7 98- 163 48 252 69N 268 207 290 +4.5 +0.0 +2.1-0.6 .357 +144 0 48 41.9 5 18 44 104 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 2.7, PA = 35305 09 19 9 4 52 R X54001 5.8 98- 163 48 252 72N 265 204 287 +4.5 +0.0 +2.0-0.5 .370 +147 0 48 43.3 5 18 905 09 21 4 36 28 r 363 F0 7.2 87- 138 43 88 80N 260 334 277 +7.3 -2.6 +1.3+1.1 .419 +154 2 27 51.6 16 40 1705 09 22 3 53 15 R 486hB5 5.3 79- 126 23 76 9S 172 245 186 +7.7 -3.8 -1.8+4.4 .196 -112 3 21 33.9 21 10 11 486 = Tau Arietis Distance of 486 to Terminator = 19.9 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 4.6 486 is Double : Mag 5.4 & 7.9, Sepn 0.150, PA = 38, & 8.2, Sepn 0.808, PA 22705 09 22 6 37 58 r 493 A0 6.9 78- 125 60 85 82N 261 343 275 +7.4 -4.2 +2.0+1.0 .359 +155 3 24 54.9 22 3 4505 09 22 9 7 3 M 501hK0 6.2 78- 124 86 269 13N 331 243 344 +6.9 -4.6 +2.6+0.9 .332 +162 3 28 47.1 22 49 32 501 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 7.7, Sepn 0.010, PA = 120, & 10.4, Sepn 0.810, PA 6505 09 23 7 54 2 R 647yB9 5.4 69- 112 65 78 40S 209 299 217 +7.2 -5.5 +0.8+3.2 .292 -145 4 22 56.1 25 38 40 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 09 24 9 28 39 R 797jB9 6.3 58- 100 74 68 63S 238 342 241 +6.5 -6.3 +2.2+2.0 .300 -164 5 21 20.9 27 57 53 797 is Double : Mag 6.5 & 8.5, Sepn 0.00005 09 25 10 55 7 r 78233zA3 7.5 48- 88 -6 80 55 23S 205 326 203 +5.5 -6.8 +2.4+7.0 .126 -116 6 20 20.4 28 25 34 78233 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 7.9, Sepn 0.180, & 9.2, Sepn 3.100, PA 262 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.257", PA = 158.3305 09 27 6 52 60 r 1206 G8 5.9 30- 67 7 65 23S 217 285 206 +4.1 -6.5 -1.2+3.0 .283 -125 8 1 15.9 25 22 45 1206 = omega Cancri05 09 27 9 57 6 r 79936 K5 8.1 30- 66 46 76 72S 266 349 255 +3.7 -6.7 +1.7+1.0 .332 -169 8 6 27.3 25 28 4705 09 28 8 43 33 r 1330 G5 7.8 22- 55 19 73 50S 250 322 234 +2.7 -6.1 +0.2+1.7 .371 -150 8 54 37.6 22 11 3005 09 30 9 34 36 R 99149 A2 7.1 8- 33 8 79 79N 308 16 288 +0.1 -4.4 +0.4-0.5 .447 +163 10 28 59.6 13 15 45

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Octubre 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 10 09 0 54 22 d 185410 A0 7.8 30+ 67 21 224 70N 76 30 73 -5.5 +7.0 +1.3-0.3 .402 +9 17 27 37.4 -28 46 3905 10 10 0 6 57 d 2677 F5 6.9 41+ 79 34 202 88S 90 67 93 -4.6 +7.5 +2.5-0.4 .355 -10 18 29 33.3 -29 15 31 2677 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 12 , Sepn 8.0, PA = 005 10 10 1 52 41 d 2688 G6 7.0 41+ 80 21 223 70S 108 63 112 -4.9 +7.4 +2.0-1.4 .359 -33 18 32 35.4 -29 11 2005 10 11 0 14 21 d 188257 K0 7.1 52+ 93 39 189 28S 143 134 152 -3.6 +7.5 +5.3-4.8 .117 -71 19 33 1.8 -28 0 4105 10 12 2 7 48 d 3012 A7 6.9 64+ 107 39 204 75S 89 64 103 -2.7 +6.9 +2.6-0.4 .348 -30 20 38 25.6 -24 12 3905 10 12 3 31 24 d X54083 G4 6.5 65+ 107 29 223 75N 59 15 73 -2.9 +6.7 +1.1+0.4 .455 -1 20 40 30.3 -23 45 4605 10 12 3 32 56 d 3018 G8 6.4 65+ 107 28 224 75N 58 14 73 -2.9 +6.7 +1.0+0.4 .456 +1 20 40 32.6 -23 45 1705 10 13 2 8 57 D 3164uB3 4.5 75+ 120 47 190 55S 103 93 121 -1.3 +6.1 +3.6-0.9 .255 -50 21 37 24.8 -19 26 29 3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is Double : Mag 5.0 & 6.3, Sepn 0.005, PA = 80 3164 = epsil Cap, 4.48 to 4.72V, Var Type GCAS05 10 16 2 20 22 d 109126 G5 7.1 97+ 161 55 126 55N 28 76 50 +3.2 +1.6 +1.0+2.3 .403 +20 0 18 22.3 0 39 205 10 16 7 39 57 D 50cG5 5.8 98+ 163 36 255 68S 87 24 109 +2.4 +0.8 +1.5-0.7 .396 -33 0 25 42.9 1 58 25 50 = 44 Piscium 50 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 0.00005 10 20 2 0 4 R 556kB8 5.4 92- 146 17 71 82N 261 333 272 +6.7 -4.5 +0.2+1.0 .528 +163 3 48 42.2 23 26 29 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 10 20 2 37 45 r 564 B8 6.2 91- 146 25 73 51N 291 6 303 +6.7 -4.5 +1.2+0.1 .340 +131 3 50 5.0 23 43 5505 10 20 7 26 25 R 587 K0 6.2 91- 144 87 39 78S 241 21 252 +5.9 -5.2 +2.4+1.5 .334 -177 3 57 48.0 24 28 5205 10 21 7 46 35 r 76841vK1 7.3 83- 132 80 62 59S 228 342 234 +5.9 -6.1 +2.1+2.4 .295 -157 4 55 56.8 27 12 49 76841 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 10.1, Sepn 0.082, PA = 8205 10 21 10 38 9 r 746aB7 7.0 83- 131 61 285 42S 212 120 217 +5.3 -6.2 +3.0+3.6 .193 -125 5 0 16.1 27 20 11 746 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 8.3, Sepn 20.5, PA = 20505 10 25 9 22 8 r 1290 F8 6.9 46- 86 55 81 62N 313 37 299 +2.8 -6.4 +2.3-1.7 .279 +153 8 39 5.7 23 40 105 10 26 7 47 42 R 1393 G7 6.5 37- 75 24 78 76S 275 348 258 +1.9 -5.7 +0.7+0.7 .400 -170 9 25 4.4 19 45 4805 10 28 9 42 21 r 118593 K2 7.6 20- 53 27 91 78N 307 16 286 -0.8 -3.6 +1.0-0.7 .398 +172 10 58 29.1 9 40 2305 10 29 18 6 58 r 1712cF8 3.6 11- 39 51 37 254 49S 254 191 232 -3.6 -1.3 +2.5-0.1 .221 -124 11 50 58.7 1 44 3 1712 = Zavijava = beta Virginis 1712 is Double : Mag 3.8 & 8.8, Sepn 89.0, PA = 267

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Noviembre 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 11 05 23 47 44 d 186453 K5 8.3 17+ 49 21 223 56N 60 14 62 -3.9 +7.3 +1.0+0.2 .406 +18 18 12 37.4 -29 1 2805 11 05 23 55 27 D 2631 B9 6.5 17+ 49 20 224 21N 25 337 26 -3.9 +7.2 -0.2+2.0 .260 +53 18 12 19.1 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 11 08 0 27 1 d 2965 G2 7.2 38+ 76 35 210 88N 77 46 90 -1.9 +7.0 +2.0+0.0 .390 -16 20 20 5.6 -25 12 4805 11 10 0 53 15 d 164948 F2 7.2 61+ 102 51 190 60N 38 28 58 +0.4 +5.1 +1.5+1.6 .384 +12 22 14 56.3 -15 4 2705 11 10 2 35 44 d 3271 F5 7.2 61+ 103 41 222 65N 43 3 63 +0.1 +4.8 +1.1+1.1 .432 +6 22 17 15.3 -14 37 4505 11 12 6 15 19 d 4 G9 6.3 83+ 131 26 258 66N 41 337 64 +1.8 +1.4 +0.6+1.0 .477 +14 24 5 22.4 - 0 28 1005 11 17 2 13 28 R 647yB9 5.4 98- 166 37 74 58N 276 356 285 +5.7 -5.2 +1.3+0.6 .390 +148 4 22 57.5 25 38 44 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 11 19 9 38 38 r 996vA2 6.8 88- 140 68 289 44S 221 122 218 +3.8 -6.7 +4.2+3.9 .155 -119 6 30 45.2 28 12 35 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 11 20 10 17 37 r 79402 B8 7.3 81- 128 72 288 19N 345 246 337 +3.1 -6.6 +0.4-5.1 .185 +126 7 28 11.4 27 16 5305 11 21 8 2 15 r 80070 K0 7.5 73- 118 66 80 71N 300 29 287 +2.8 -6.4 +2.6-1.1 .291 +167 8 17 57.9 24 49 1105 11 23 10 22 57 r 1462 K0 7.3 54- 95 76 114 73N 307 8 288 +0.0 -4.8 +2.4-1.6 .301 -179 9 57 53.0 16 25 5505 11 25 6 54 11 r 1645 F8 6.7 36- 74 7 86 57N 327 35 306 -1.8 -2.7 +0.3-1.3 .404 +149 11 21 44.4 6 36 1405 11 25 9 54 17 r 1656 K2 7.4 36- 73 47 107 57S 261 323 239 -2.2 -2.5 +2.7+1.6 .236 -132 11 25 28.9 5 42 3005 11 29 10 21 43 r 158582 K5 8.4 5- 27 6 112 86S 280 343 263 -4.7 +3.2 +0.4+0.5 .493 -158 14 28 30.5 -17 19 005 11 29 10 29 6 r 158594 K2 8.6 5- 27 7 112 24N 349 52 332 -4.7 +3.3 -0.6-2.1 .359 +133 14 29 36.4 -17 8 23

Occultation Predictions for Havana 110 in Diciembre 2005E.Long. - 82 24 0.0 Lat. 23 2 60.0 Alt. 68m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 12 03 23 39 43 d 187463mF0 8.2 7+ 31 12 232 19N 23 327 29 -3.0 +7.1 -0.6+1.7 .332 +49 18 56 19.6 -28 7 31 187463 is Double : Mag 8.6 & 9.4, Sepn 0.903, PA = 12205 12 04 23 44 0 r 2914vG8 4.8 14+ 44 23 226 -59S 233 185 244 -1.6 +6.8 +0.7+0.4 .465 -169 19 59 17.6 -26 10 58 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.050Graze of 188817 A9 nearby at Lat = +23.02 +0.70(E.Long +82.40), CA = 20.5S 04 23 58 6 Gr188817 A9 8.0 14+ 44 21 228Closest distance to graze path is 3km at azimuth 14305 12 04 23 58 7 g 188817 A9 8.0 14+ 44 21 228 21S 153 104 165 -1.6 +6.8 +0.5+0.0 .520 +179 20 1 15.3 -26 12 3805 12 06 0 17 5 d 189965 K0 8.2 23+ 58 30 225 57S 109 65 125 -0.2 +6.1 +2.7-1.8 .278 -53 21 3 21.7 -21 56 5405 12 08 0 34 3 d 3355 F8 6.7 45+ 85 52 213 28N 6 336 27 +2.2 +3.7 +0.1+2.8 .310 +41 22 53 5.0 -10 1 4305 12 09 1 32 32 d 3496 F8 7.3 57+ 98 56 223 20N 356 317 19 +3.0 +2.0 -0.3+3.6 .261 +50 23 44 50.8 - 3 8 3405 12 09 3 24 25 D 3505 G8 5.5 58+ 99 35 249 80N 56 357 78 +2.8 +1.8 +1.1+0.6 .455 -5 23 48 14.9 - 2 43 44 3505 = 20 Piscium 3505 is Double : Mag 5.49 & 10 , Sepn172.7, PA = 28505 12 10 0 55 57 d 69cG4 7.5 68+ 111 70 186 49N 25 20 47 +4.0 +0.5 +1.1+2.4 .360 +20 0 34 12.8 3 21 12 69 is Double : Mag 7.5 & , Sepn 0.00005 12 11 0 17 13 d 205 F0 7.4 78+ 124 67 124 27S 131 182 152 +4.7 -1.0 +9.9+9.9 .034 -85 1 23 26.0 9 13 1305 12 11 3 20 9 d 209 A0 7.2 78+ 124 62 248 31N 10 310 30 +4.1 -1.4 +0.8+3.3 .281 +42 1 26 17.5 10 26 22 209 is Double : Mag 7.2 & 14.2, Sepn 4.6, PA = 12405 12 11 23 41 46 D 326vM0 5.7 86+ 136 52 94 72N 54 127 73 +5.3 -2.4 +1.2+1.8 .425 -3 2 13 23.4 15 18 36 326 = 19 Arietis 326 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 12 6 55 13 d 348jA2 6.8 87+ 138 27 278 57N 41 329 59 +4.0 -3.2 +1.1+1.2 .397 +28 2 22 53.5 16 53 59 348 is Double : Mag 7.0 & 9.0, Sepn 0.00005 12 13 2 12 23 d 459kK2 6.4 93+ 149 76 96 70S 99 178 114 +5.1 -4.1 +3.4-0.2 .259 -44 3 9 41.5 20 47 11 459 is Double : Mag 7.1 & 8.1, Sepn 0.100, PA = 7705 12 18 10 15 59 R 1206 G8 5.9 93- 149 55 282 51N 313 227 302 +1.9 -6.1 +1.0-2.3 .352 +166 8 1 18.7 25 22 37 1206 = omega Cancri05 12 18 11 0 0 r 1211cA1 6.3 93- 149 45 283 86S 270 188 259 +1.8 -6.0 +1.6-0.8 .348 -152 8 2 6.5 25 4 25 1211 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 11.0, Sepn 45.5, PA = 2305 12 25 11 30 25 r 1917kG5 7.2 34- 71 -9 53 153 54N 327 352 307 -5.7 +1.8 +1.3-1.8 .342 +168 13 21 30.4 -10 1 48 1917 is Double : Mag 7.8 & 7.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 12 25 14 31 24 D 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 27 46 222 -40S 161 122 141 -6.4 +2.2 +1.1-2.9 .288 -33 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.8005 12 25 15 41 5 R 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 37 34 238 70S 271 218 251 -6.7 +2.4 +2.0-0.9 .311 -147 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.8105 12 26 8 47 39 R 2017 K1 6.3 25- 60 15 114 88S 287 348 269 -5.8 +2.8 +0.6+0.2 .460 -162 14 4 45.5 -15 0 005 12 26 8 56 24 r 158333 G6 7.2 25- 60 16 114 46N 333 33 314 -5.8 +2.9 +0.0-1.4 .421 +152 14 5 31.5 -14 53 705 12 28 10 21 45 R 2269xB5 5.4 9- 35 8 121 70N 296 356 285 -5.6 +5.4 +0.3+0.0 .524 -179 15 54 13.9 -24 33 4 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 12 28 11 4 18 r 183929 K0 8.4 9- 35 16 126 62N 304 358 293 -5.7 +5.5 +0.5-0.3 .486 +175 15 55 42.5 -24 41 17


para la provincia deSanta Clara

para el año 2005(en hora UT)

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Enero 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 01 03 10 5 27 r 1808 F5 7.0 53- 93 61 147 60N 323 353 302 -7.1 -1.9 +1.5-1.9 .353 +172 12 37 21.9 - 2 20 5905 01 06 9 2 39 r 2156 K0 7.7 22- 56 14 118 57N 318 17 303 -6.1 +2.5 +0.1-0.7 .510 +164 15 6 30.5 -19 23 4805 01 07 10 22 33 R 2311 B8 6.3 13- 42 15 125 55S 242 298 233 -4.9 +4.2 +2.0+2.3 .302 -125 16 8 8.3 -24 28 3305 01 07 11 37 52 r 2317 A0 6.6 13- 42 -6 28 137 87N 280 323 271 -5.0 +4.4 +1.5+0.3 .438 -161 16 10 26.3 -24 35 4505 01 07 16 58 29 d 2349lB1 2.9 12- 40 45 31 218 -65S 120 81 112 -5.9 +4.9 +2.1-1.5 .384 -19 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.9405 01 07 18 9 48 r 2349lB1 2.9 11- 40 44 19 230 73S 258 206 250 -6.0 +4.9 +1.1-0.4 .431 -161 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1505 01 19 5 51 42 D 465 K2 4.3 68+ 111 18 284 41S 124 52 138 +5.3 -2.6 +0.0-2.6 .304 -47 3 11 55.1 19 44 51 465 = Botein = delta Arietis05 01 20 2 57 60 D 584jB9 6.0 76+ 122 68 276 17S 154 67 164 +4.9 -3.8 +9.9+9.9 .037 -83 3 57 22.0 23 11 32 584 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 8.2, Sepn 0.00005 01 20 4 7 20 d 76366 K0 7.4 77+ 122 52 280 71N 61 338 72 +4.6 -3.8 +2.2+0.7 .316 +15 3 59 21.7 23 38 4105 01 22 7 16 4 d 77604 K0 7.0 91+ 145 34 289 65S 120 40 121 +1.8 -5.6 +0.4-1.9 .368 -22 5 49 58.0 27 33 1605 01 22 9 3 34 D 890vA0 4.6 91+ 146 11 295 71N 76 6 76 +1.6 -5.5 +0.3-0.4 .454 +23 5 53 39.6 27 36 56 890 = 136 Tauri 890 is Double : Mag 4.8 & 6.3, Sepn 0.050, PA = 27005 01 23 1 3 24 D 1008 A0 5.3 95+ 154 53 73 55N 68 157 64 +2.1 -6.2 +1.6+1.7 .324 +13 6 35 32.2 28 1 12 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 01 23 8 20 8 d 1035xK3 6.7 96+ 156 31 290 68N 83 4 78 +0.4 -6.0 +1.0-0.6 .383 +24 6 45 55.2 27 40 11 1035 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.120, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Febrero 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 02 04 10 41 52 R 2409 B9 7.0 27- 62 29 142 77N 288 328 282 -5.2 +5.4 +1.5+0.0 .429 -174 16 46 6.1 -26 39 3505 02 05 11 0 21 r 185852kB9 8.4 17- 48 21 136 73S 249 297 250 -3.8 +6.5 +1.9+1.4 .375 -144 17 52 10.7 -28 37 30 185852 is Double : Mag 9.3 & 9.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 02 06 10 58 17 r 2765 A3 7.9 9- 35 10 126 24N 322 20 329 -2.0 +7.0 -0.2-1.1 .353 +133 19 0 17.7 -28 2 4605 02 11 0 46 15 d 146739 K0 8.5 6+ 28 7 260 83N 65 359 87 +4.7 +3.7 +0.2+0.1 .574 -7 23 29 53.5 - 6 17 1005 02 12 0 44 48 d 38 G0 7.9 12+ 41 21 262 25N 3 297 25 +5.8 +2.2 +0.1+3.1 .297 +54 24 19 31.1 0 32 4805 02 14 3 39 21 D 299 M2 6.0 31+ 68 7 282 56N 36 327 55 +6.2 -1.0 +0.5+1.2 .426 +34 2 2 50.7 13 30 405 02 15 1 37 57 D 415kK1 5.8 40+ 79 46 273 68N 50 334 66 +6.1 -2.4 +1.7+1.1 .350 +16 2 48 48.6 18 18 21 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 02 16 1 39 12 d 524 A0 6.7 50+ 90 57 277 30N 17 294 29 +5.5 -3.7 +2.1+4.4 .191 +54 3 38 58.3 22 40 4005 02 16 3 43 16 d 76088 F2 7.4 51+ 91 30 284 56N 43 327 55 +5.1 -3.7 +1.5+1.3 .323 +37 3 42 33.5 22 48 1605 02 25 7 36 28 r 1648 G5 6.9 99- 167 66 230 72S 263 218 242 -4.6 -3.4 +3.9+0.0 .220 -129 11 23 32.0 6 33 2305 02 26 7 4 20 g 1746 F2 7.0 96- 156 68 179 26S 226 227 204 -5.0 -2.2 -1.3-5.5 .167 +118 12 8 17.2 0 35 28 Distance of 1746 to Terminator = 17.8 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.2

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Marzo 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 03 03 6 19 52 d 2349lB1 2.9 54- 95 7 121 -53S 137 198 129 -4.7 +4.9 -0.1-0.7 .490 -22 16 21 29.7 -25 36 23 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.9705 03 03 7 19 13 R 2349lB1 2.9 54- 95 18 129 86S 275 328 267 -4.7 +5.1 +1.1+0.6 .440 -158 16 21 29.7 -25 36 23 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1305 03 03 11 4 45 D 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 -9 41 179 -64S 125 126 118 -5.4 +5.5 +2.3-1.1 .338 -14 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 03 12 32 24 R 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 11 37 204 81S 270 245 263 -5.7 +5.6 +2.6-0.4 .342 -166 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 04 7 30 43 R 2505 K4 5.3 43- 82 8 125 62S 245 304 243 -3.9 +6.1 +1.4+1.7 .371 -136 17 23 40.4 -28 8 57 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi05 03 04 8 48 56 r 185400 F5 7.2 42- 81 21 136 45S 228 275 225 -4.1 +6.3 +3.3+3.2 .217 -119 17 26 34.5 -28 25 2105 03 13 0 20 23 d 92528 K0 8.1 8+ 33 21 273 41N 19 309 39 +5.1 -0.4 +0.7+2.2 .340 +45 1 35 48.3 10 35 1305 03 13 0 54 21 d 92538 A0 8.4 8+ 34 14 276 67S 91 22 111 +5.1 -0.4 +0.4-0.9 .461 -25 1 37 33.6 10 27 1005 03 14 23 36 19 m 472kA1 4.9 23+ 58 -2 55 275 -5N 338 257 352 +5.3 -3.3 +3.1-1.5 .252 +140 3 15 10.7 21 3 51 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 03 15 2 30 4 D 486hB5 5.3 24+ 59 17 286 79S 84 12 98 +4.9 -3.4 +0.4-0.6 .465 -6 3 21 30.4 21 9 59 486 = Tau Arietis 486 is Double : Mag 5.4 & 7.9, Sepn 0.150, PA = 38, & 8.2, Sepn 0.808, PA 22705 03 17 2 26 39 d 76965vG 7.6 43+ 82 41 287 34S 140 57 145 +3.5 -5.5 +0.3-3.6 .242 -49 5 7 23.8 27 0 18 76965 is Double : Mag 9.1 & 9.1, Sepn 0.05005 03 18 1 16 56 d 77818 K5 6.7 52+ 92 67 289 40S 140 41 140 +2.7 -6.3 +1.8-3.9 .210 -45 6 0 24.3 28 7 4305 03 20 2 21 30 d 1181mG8 7.0 71+ 115 76 288 68S 125 23 115 +0.3 -6.8 +2.2-2.1 .290 -12 7 50 7.1 26 15 10 1181 is Double : Mag 7.0 & 10.1, Sepn 0.427, PA = 20805 03 21 0 12 49 d 1290 F8 6.9 79+ 125 -10 64 82 63S 135 222 121 -0.2 -6.7 +2.5-2.0 .266 -27 8 39 4.5 23 40 805 03 30 5 50 52 r 2299 K2 6.2 79- 125 25 134 89S 283 330 273 -3.7 +4.9 +1.3+0.3 .429 -163 16 4 13.8 -24 44 33

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Abril 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 04 01 7 42 20 r 2631 B9 6.5 58- 99 21 136 72N 287 335 290 -2.2 +7.0 +1.2+0.2 .435 +175 18 12 17.9 -28 54 7 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 04 04 10 7 11 R 3130 K0 5.4 23- 58 19 124 20N 318 14 336 +1.1 +7.0 +0.7-2.1 .183 +114 21 24 26.3 -20 49 55 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 04 06 10 47 0 d 3419aK0 4.2 7- 31 -6 12 105 -67S 83 148 105 +3.5 +4.9 +0.6+1.0 .480 -21 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 06 11 48 2 r 3419aK0 4.2 7- 30 8 25 113 68S 218 278 240 +3.5 +4.8 +1.0+2.1 .434 -159 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 12 0 11 19 D 556kB8 5.4 10+ 38 -8 30 285 70N 54 337 65 +3.9 -4.2 +1.3+0.7 .374 +27 3 48 37.8 23 26 17 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 04 12 0 47 9 d 76243 A2 8.1 11+ 38 23 287 80S 83 9 95 +3.8 -4.1 +0.6-0.6 .450 -1 3 49 57.9 23 21 3005 04 14 3 36 8 d 868aA0 7.5 27+ 62 11 296 53S 123 53 124 +2.2 -5.9 -0.5-1.6 .460 -25 5 44 39.8 27 44 10 868 is Double : Mag 8.1 & 10.1, Sepn 8.3, PA = 253, & 11.6, Sepn 52.100, PA 3605 04 15 1 38 35 d 78530mB9 7.8 35+ 73 46 288 83N 85 359 81 +1.4 -6.5 +1.8-0.6 .341 +21 6 35 59.4 28 15 46 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 04 15 1 41 20 D 1008 A0 5.3 35+ 73 45 288 33S 149 64 145 +1.4 -6.5 +0.1-3.4 .264 -44 6 35 31.1 28 1 15 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 04 16 0 7 47 d 79402 B8 7.3 44+ 83 -6 77 294 85N 93 345 85 +0.7 -6.8 +3.0-0.5 .280 +16 7 28 7.9 27 17 405 04 18 0 12 58 d 80677 F0 7.6 63+ 105 -7 82 95 42N 60 142 44 -1.5 -6.4 +5.0+3.6 .142 +61 9 10 48.3 21 39 605 04 19 6 11 59 d 1479 F2 6.4 74+ 118 26 277 88N 110 38 91 -3.7 -5.0 +0.5-1.4 .445 +14 10 5 58.5 15 43 5805 04 22 3 37 46 D 1770 A5 5.9 94+ 152 67 179 41S 165 167 144 -5.0 -1.8 +0.7-2.8 .309 -29 12 18 57.3 - 0 49 5 1770 = 13 Virginis05 04 22 4 5 23 D 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 152 66 195 67N 93 79 71 -5.1 -1.7 +3.5-0.3 .259 +43 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 22 5 8 20 r 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 153 58 225 -28N 358 317 336 -5.4 -1.6 +0.1-3.4 .262 +136 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 26 7 24 32 r 2257 A2 6.7 95- 155 43 190 53N 328 319 317 -4.1 +4.9 +1.8-2.1 .302 +147 15 48 46.2 -23 51 905 04 30 10 31 46 r 188955 F5 7.2 60- 101 -5 41 172 88N 261 269 273 +0.4 +7.5 +2.7+0.4 .354 +170 20 9 24.4 -26 12 36

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Mayo 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 05 01 10 26 21 r 190087 G6 7.4 48- 88 -6 40 153 19S 182 209 199 +1.7 +7.1 +1.0+4.4 .168 -117 21 10 48.6 -22 27 2605 05 12 1 46 11 d 78149 K2 8.0 13+ 42 17 294 32S 144 71 142 +1.3 -6.1 -0.7-2.4 .359 -42 6 16 13.4 27 51 4505 05 12 2 29 39 d 78191 A0 7.7 13+ 43 9 297 89N 86 17 84 +1.3 -6.1 +0.0-0.6 .503 +16 6 18 18.5 28 0 2605 05 13 2 43 35 D 1093zF8 6.6 20+ 54 16 293 84S 99 27 92 +0.2 -6.3 +0.1-1.0 .487 +9 7 13 7.8 27 13 7 1093 is Double : Mag 7.18 & 7.23, Sepn 0.929, & 12.3, Sepn 15.600, PA 94 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 1.044", PA = 310.2205 05 15 1 55 50 d 1330 G5 7.8 37+ 75 46 279 69S 126 46 111 -2.0 -6.1 +0.9-1.9 .384 -3 8 54 36.7 22 11 3605 05 15 3 38 24 d 1334 G5 7.0 38+ 76 23 285 77S 118 44 103 -2.2 -5.9 +0.2-1.5 .464 +1 8 57 23.1 21 50 3305 05 17 0 19 42 d 99123 K0 7.3 56+ 97 -6 81 195 50S 152 138 132 -3.8 -4.9 +1.4-2.8 .298 -20 10 27 2.3 13 36 205 05 17 2 0 24 d 99149 A2 7.1 57+ 98 63 255 67S 135 69 115 -4.2 -4.7 +1.4-2.2 .349 -3 10 28 59.6 13 15 4705 05 18 1 59 10 D 1625yK3 5.8 66+ 109 68 230 59N 83 37 62 -5.1 -3.6 +4.0+0.0 .211 +52 11 14 18.7 8 1 55 1625 is Double : Mag 6.7 & 6.7, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 11.4, Sepn 21.500, PA 23805 05 19 2 41 52 d 1732 K0 6.8 76+ 121 64 221 83S 122 85 100 -5.8 -2.2 +2.1-1.7 .341 +14 11 59 40.7 1 47 47 1732 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.100, PA = 12905 05 19 20 32 9 R Jupiter -2.3 82+ 130 45 5 94 -22N 2 69 340 -5.2 -1.6 -0.2-3.7 .246 +118 12 36 38.6 - 2 19 51 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 157 secs05 05 19 20 32 13 R Jupiter -2.3 82+ 130 45 5 94 -22N 2 69 340 -5.2 -1.6 -0.2-3.7 .246 +118 12 36 37.5 - 2 19 46 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 157 secs05 05 22 2 41 50 d 2063 A1 6.7 96+ 158 48 156 42N 56 79 39 -5.6 +2.4 +7.2+4.9 .107 +74 14 24 16.1 -16 7 4305 05 24 3 30 59 d 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 33 146 0N 53 88 44 -3.6 +5.4 +4.2+3.2 .187 +64 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 0.0 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.6905 05 24 4 5 33 R 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 37 154 51N 0 27 352 -3.7 +5.4 -0.9-4.0 .177 +116 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 3.6 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.7905 05 24 8 24 44 D 2366oM1 1.1 100- 172 27 221 -56N 101 58 93 -4.4 +5.7 +1.9-0.9 .409 -2 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 5.9 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 24 9 39 10 R 2366oM1 1.1 99- 172 15 232 49S 272 217 264 -4.5 +5.7 +1.1-0.8 .465 -177 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 5.5 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.8 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 25 3 16 59 R 2505 K4 5.3 97- 161 20 134 85S 284 332 281 -2.0 +6.4 +1.1+0.3 .471 -175 17 23 42.9 -28 8 60 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Junio 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 06 03 9 20 21 R 290 A6 6.1 12- 41 15 83 45S 206 275 224 +6.2 -0.6 -0.2+2.2 .446 -148 1 59 41.8 12 19 1205 06 03 9 41 7 r 92745 G0 8.2 12- 40 20 84 32S 192 262 211 +6.2 -0.7 -0.4+2.7 .360 -135 2 0 33.3 12 23 5005 06 04 9 15 6 R 416hB6 5.3 6- 29 5 73 -2S 164 232 180 +5.9 -2.0 -2.2+6.1 .118 -102 2 49 34.0 17 29 10 416 = pi Arietis 416 is Double : Mag 5.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.000, & 8.4, Sepn 3.200, PA 12005 06 09 18 16 41 d 1149 K5 4.1 8+ 33 77 69 73 84N 86 183 76 +1.1 -6.7 +2.8+0.7 .283 +13 7 36 13.8 26 53 12 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 4605 06 10 0 59 31 d 79672mK5 7.5 9+ 34 -12 21 290 82S 101 27 91 -0.3 -6.2 +0.3-1.1 .462 +12 7 45 50.5 25 58 43 79672 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 11.6, Sepn 2.6, PA = 22705 06 11 1 8 12 d 80288mK5 8.6 15+ 45 29 285 90N 100 24 86 -1.5 -6.0 +0.7-1.1 .418 +19 8 37 13.7 23 13 52 80288 is Double : Mag 9.3 & 9.4, Sepn 2.6, PA = 205 06 12 0 37 7 D 1393 G7 6.5 22+ 56 -7 45 276 51N 66 349 49 -2.6 -5.6 +3.1+0.6 .200 +59 9 25 2.7 19 45 5805 06 12 2 15 49 d 98567 A3 7.5 23+ 57 23 282 32S 164 91 146 -2.9 -5.4 -0.5-2.7 .343 -42 9 26 51.8 19 2 2205 06 15 20 28 51 d 1772qA2 3.9 59+ 100 47 32 106 82S 122 184 100 -5.7 -1.8 +1.1-0.5 .409 +6 12 20 11.0 - 0 41 49 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.088", PA = 236.6305 06 18 5 56 25 d 2017 K1 6.3 80+ 127 17 245 13S 186 126 168 -7.8 +2.3 +1.2-5.8 .137 -72 14 4 45.0 -14 59 5905 06 20 0 28 1 d 2257 A2 6.7 94+ 151 -5 28 136 62S 124 169 113 -5.4 +4.6 +1.0-0.4 .457 -3 15 48 46.8 -23 51 1205 06 20 4 0 22 D 2269xB5 5.4 94+ 152 42 192 58S 126 114 115 -5.9 +5.1 +2.2-1.3 .358 -13 15 54 14.3 -24 33 7 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 06 20 6 48 41 D 2286 B5 5.4 95+ 153 22 229 63S 121 71 111 -6.4 +5.2 +1.7-1.6 .405 -20 15 58 55.3 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 06 25 5 26 40 R 3130 K0 5.4 86- 136 27 130 68S 236 285 253 +3.4 +6.6 +1.6+1.7 .425 -166 21 24 29.0 -20 49 43 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 06 26 6 29 9 r 3284kF5 7.0 77- 122 32 126 66S 227 277 248 +5.0 +5.6 +1.5+1.9 .419 -166 22 23 38.5 -14 55 25 3284 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 7.9, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Julio 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 07 02 7 59 39 R 492 A1 6.1 15- 46 7 70 38S 206 274 219 +6.7 -3.2 -0.7+2.1 .440 -142 3 24 43.8 20 49 2305 07 02 8 40 27 r 75923 M1 8.0 15- 46 16 73 75N 273 344 286 +6.7 -3.3 +0.3+0.7 .449 +149 3 25 31.7 21 14 005 07 09 1 4 59 d 80684 G 8.7 6+ 27 -12 12 287 73N 83 12 66 -1.8 -5.3 +0.3-0.6 .408 +36 9 12 2.7 20 24 2905 07 09 1 5 26 d 80685 G5 8.9 6+ 27 -12 12 287 90S 100 29 83 -1.8 -5.3 +0.1-1.0 .477 +19 9 12 3.1 20 20 405 07 18 4 44 4 D 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 28 220 59N 63 22 55 -7.0 +5.9 +1.7+0.3 .327 +35 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 18 5 43 54 d 2373 K1 6.1 85+ 134 19 229 72N 77 25 69 -7.1 +5.9 +1.1-0.3 .420 +18 16 31 43.9 -26 33 805 07 18 5 48 34 R 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 17 230 -55N 309 256 301 -7.1 +5.9 +1.8-2.0 .370 +146 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 21 7 1 31 D 2910kG3 4.7 100+ 174 36 208 64S 42 14 53 -1.6 +7.1 +1.2+1.1 .397 +24 19 56 12.0 -26 17 8 2910 = omega Sagittarii Distance of 2910 to Terminator = 4.6 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.5 2910 is Double : Mag 5.6 & 5.6, Sepn 0.002, PA = 5105 07 25 9 24 26 R 3514cG9 5.9 79- 125 64 192 44S 202 191 224 +6.1 +2.5 +1.0+2.3 .371 -157 23 53 13.2 - 3 7 25 3514 = 24 Piscium 3514 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 6.9, Sepn 0.089, PA = 15105 07 26 6 34 34 r 109348 G2 7.3 69- 113 40 106 56N 281 344 303 +7.6 +1.3 +2.2+0.3 .290 +130 0 39 30.9 3 9 5705 07 29 10 39 28 R 472kA1 4.9 36- 74 -4 69 90 70N 276 358 290 +7.5 -3.7 +3.2+0.2 .267 +139 3 15 12.6 21 3 56 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 07 30 8 28 49 R 598tG0 5.5 28- 63 30 74 66S 237 313 247 +7.3 -4.5 +0.2+1.7 .461 -174 4 4 40.7 24 7 19 598 = 36 Tauri 598 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 6.4, Sepn 0.090, PA = 214, & 12.2, Sepn 25.500, PA 257

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Agosto 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 08 09 1 33 58 d 119138 K0 7.4 13+ 43 9 267 69S 134 67 112 -5.6 -1.2 +0.2-1.9 .464 -13 11 58 29.0 0 50 2405 08 14 0 28 25 M 2286 B5 5.4 60+ 101 -8 42 191 12N 23 11 12 -7.4 +5.6 +2.4-1.4 .341 +168 15 58 55.0 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 08 15 1 31 52 d 184936 A3 7.3 71+ 115 38 192 61N 64 52 59 -6.8 +6.6 +2.8+0.8 .284 +36 17 2 17.7 -27 56 5905 08 16 4 17 55 d 2631 B9 6.5 81+ 129 28 215 47N 41 4 43 -5.9 +7.2 +1.0+1.1 .321 +39 18 12 20.3 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 08 17 6 53 40 d 2831 B2 6.0 90+ 144 15 230 26S 138 85 147 -4.4 +7.1 +3.6-4.5 .177 -70 19 24 52.3 -27 51 2405 08 22 6 45 21 r 109126 G5 7.1 91- 145 65 148 77N 262 291 284 +5.9 +1.6 +2.8+0.7 .335 +144 0 18 21.7 0 38 5905 08 25 4 27 25 r 415kK1 5.8 64- 107 14 76 71S 233 304 249 +8.4 -2.8 -0.1+1.5 .548 -173 2 48 51.2 18 18 31 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 08 26 6 51 36 r 76156hA0 6.9 53- 93 35 77 64S 231 309 243 +8.1 -4.4 +0.4+1.8 .449 -171 3 46 8.6 23 9 58 76156 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.1, Sepn 0.001, & 11.2, Sepn 3.400, PA 33705 08 26 8 19 31 R 556kB8 5.4 53- 93 55 81 49S 216 300 228 +7.8 -4.6 +0.7+2.5 .359 -158 3 48 40.6 23 26 24 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 08 26 9 1 57 R 559uF0 6.5 52- 93 64 82 58N 290 17 301 +7.7 -4.7 +3.6-0.7 .227 +129 3 49 16.8 23 52 32 559 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 9.3, Sepn 0.009, PA = 28805 08 26 9 30 40 R 564 B8 6.2 52- 93 71 82 68S 235 325 247 +7.6 -4.7 +1.8+1.9 .345 -176 3 50 3.4 23 43 4905 08 26 9 49 25 r 567hA0 6.8 52- 92 75 82 88S 255 347 267 +7.5 -4.8 +2.5+1.1 .324 +164 3 50 17.9 23 52 2 567 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 8.9, Sepn 0.000, & 10.2, Sepn 3.275, PA 23505 08 26 10 31 56 r 570 A2 7.0 52- 92 -8 84 74 87S 255 359 266 +7.4 -4.8 +2.7+0.9 .313 +167 3 51 12.3 23 58 4705 08 28 7 6 19 r 840vK0 6.3 33- 70 17 67 24S 203 276 205 +6.7 -6.0 -1.0+2.8 .309 -129 5 36 16.0 27 40 3 840 is Double : Mag 7.3 & 7.3, Sepn 0.05005 08 29 7 11 51 r 996vA2 6.8 24- 59 8 63 66N 300 9 297 +5.7 -6.4 +0.4-0.2 .395 +140 6 30 42.4 28 12 37 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 08 29 8 28 42 r 78483 A2 8.0 24- 59 24 68 58S 244 320 241 +5.6 -6.5 +0.1+1.6 .427 -164 6 33 25.3 28 4 4605 08 29 8 33 32 r 78496 K0 7.5 24- 59 25 68 24S 210 287 207 +5.6 -6.5 -0.7+3.1 .283 -130 6 34 1.8 27 58 4005 08 29 9 18 21 R 1008 A0 5.3 24- 58 34 71 18S 205 285 201 +5.5 -6.6 -0.7+4.0 .224 -124 6 35 32.4 28 1 11 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 08 29 9 57 13 r 78530mB9 7.8 24- 58 42 72 77S 264 349 261 +5.4 -6.6 +1.4+1.0 .367 +177 6 36 0.7 28 15 42 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 08 30 9 55 26 r 79431 K2 8.2 16- 47 31 71 64S 258 336 249 +4.3 -6.6 +0.7+1.3 .389 -169 7 29 51.8 26 55 905 08 30 14 24 55 r 1149 K5 4.1 15- 46 45 85 354 90N 285 111 276 +3.2 -6.7 +3.0-0.9 .281 -177 7 36 15.0 26 53 8 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 46

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Septiembre 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 09 09 0 49 29 d 2115 A6 7.2 24+ 59 20 237 76N 96 40 80 -7.1 +4.3 +1.3-1.0 .388 +14 14 49 45.8 -19 55 4005 09 10 0 13 58 d 183713 A5 7.4 34+ 71 -11 31 219 75S 120 80 108 -7.1 +5.5 +2.2-1.6 .346 -13 15 42 17.1 -24 19 1205 09 10 18 37 10 R 2366oM1 1.1 43+ 82 64 15 128 -54N 316 11 308 -5.7 +6.0 +0.2-0.7 .445 +160 16 29 44.8 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.522", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 09 11 2 34 48 d 2405mA2 6.6 45+ 85 15 231 75N 83 30 77 -7.1 +6.5 +1.1-0.6 .424 +8 16 44 38.0 -27 28 9 2405 is Double : Mag 6.6 & 10.1, Sepn 2.0, PA = 1305 09 14 4 20 36 D 2914vG8 4.8 79+ 125 29 219 52N 36 356 48 -4.1 +7.1 +0.6+1.1 .399 +27 19 59 18.7 -26 10 56 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 09 19 9 7 42 R 104 K2 5.7 98- 163 45 254 73N 264 201 285 +4.5 +0.0 +1.9-0.4 .382 +149 0 48 41.9 5 18 44 104 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 2.7, PA = 35305 09 19 9 8 23 R X54001 5.8 98- 163 45 254 76N 261 198 282 +4.5 +0.0 +1.8-0.3 .394 +152 0 48 43.3 5 18 905 09 21 4 38 28 r 363 F0 7.2 87- 138 45 89 84N 255 330 272 +7.3 -2.6 +1.3+1.2 .425 +158 2 27 51.6 16 40 1705 09 22 6 41 17 r 493 A0 6.9 78- 125 62 85 87N 256 339 269 +7.4 -4.3 +2.0+1.2 .366 +160 3 24 54.9 22 3 4505 09 22 9 24 57 R 501hK0 6.2 78- 124 81 274 30N 313 223 326 +6.8 -4.6 +5.7-6.7 .108 +109 3 28 47.1 22 49 32 501 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 7.7, Sepn 0.010, PA = 120, & 10.4, Sepn 0.810, PA 6505 09 23 7 54 10 R 647yB9 5.4 69- 112 66 77 34S 203 295 212 +7.2 -5.5 +0.6+3.6 .266 -139 4 22 56.1 25 38 40 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 09 24 9 31 54 R 797jB9 6.3 58- 100 76 65 59S 234 343 238 +6.4 -6.4 +2.2+2.2 .287 -159 5 21 20.9 27 57 53 797 is Double : Mag 6.5 & 8.5, Sepn 0.00005 09 27 6 49 25 r 1206 G8 5.9 31- 67 7 66 16S 210 278 199 +4.1 -6.5 -1.5+3.7 .230 -118 8 1 15.9 25 22 45 1206 = omega Cancri05 09 27 9 59 50 r 79936 K5 8.1 30- 66 48 76 69S 264 348 252 +3.7 -6.7 +1.8+1.1 .320 -165 8 6 27.3 25 28 4705 09 28 8 43 15 r 1330 G5 7.8 22- 55 20 74 46S 246 319 231 +2.7 -6.1 +0.2+1.9 .350 -146 8 54 37.6 22 11 3005 09 30 9 35 28 R 99149 A2 7.1 8- 33 10 80 81N 305 14 285 +0.1 -4.4 +0.4-0.5 .446 +166 10 28 59.6 13 15 45

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Octubre 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 10 09 0 56 53 d 185410 A0 7.8 30+ 67 20 225 74N 80 31 77 -5.5 +7.0 +1.3-0.4 .412 +6 17 27 37.4 -28 46 3905 10 10 0 11 39 d 2677 F5 6.9 41+ 79 33 205 85S 93 67 96 -4.7 +7.5 +2.5-0.5 .355 -14 18 29 33.3 -29 15 31 2677 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 12 , Sepn 8.0, PA = 005 10 10 1 56 49 d 2688 G6 7.0 41+ 80 20 225 65S 113 65 117 -4.9 +7.4 +2.1-1.6 .344 -38 18 32 35.4 -29 11 2005 10 11 0 31 51 m 188257 K0 7.1 52+ 93 38 195 11S 160 144 169 -3.7 +7.5 +3.7-2.3 .225 +125 19 33 1.8 -28 0 4105 10 12 2 12 47 d 3012 A7 6.9 64+ 107 38 208 69S 95 66 109 -2.8 +6.9 +2.7-0.7 .330 -36 20 38 25.6 -24 12 3905 10 12 3 33 15 d X54083 G4 6.5 65+ 107 27 225 80N 64 18 78 -2.9 +6.7 +1.1+0.2 .460 -5 20 40 30.3 -23 45 4605 10 12 3 34 45 d 3018 G8 6.4 65+ 107 27 225 80N 63 17 78 -2.9 +6.7 +1.1+0.2 .462 -4 20 40 32.6 -23 45 1705 10 13 2 16 17 D 3164uB3 4.5 75+ 120 47 195 47S 111 96 129 -1.4 +6.0 +4.2-1.6 .213 -58 21 37 24.8 -19 26 29 3164 = epsilon Capricorni 3164 is Double : Mag 5.0 & 6.3, Sepn 0.005, PA = 80 3164 = epsil Cap, 4.48 to 4.72V, Var Type GCAS05 10 16 2 21 28 d 109126 G5 7.1 97+ 161 57 128 60N 32 79 54 +3.2 +1.6 +1.1+2.2 .411 +15 0 18 22.3 0 39 205 10 16 7 42 55 D 50cG5 5.8 98+ 163 34 256 64S 91 27 113 +2.4 +0.8 +1.5-0.9 .382 -37 0 25 42.9 1 58 25 50 = 44 Piscium 50 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 0.00005 10 20 2 0 2 R 556kB8 5.4 92- 146 18 72 85N 257 330 269 +6.7 -4.5 +0.2+1.1 .529 +166 3 48 42.2 23 26 29 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 10 20 2 39 42 r 564 B8 6.2 91- 146 27 74 57N 286 2 297 +6.7 -4.6 +1.1+0.3 .367 +136 3 50 5.0 23 43 5505 10 20 7 30 10 R 587 K0 6.2 91- 144 87 327 74S 237 91 248 +5.9 -5.2 +2.4+1.6 .329 -172 3 57 48.0 24 28 5205 10 21 7 49 35 r 76841vK1 7.3 83- 132 82 53 55S 225 348 230 +5.9 -6.1 +2.1+2.6 .280 -152 4 55 56.8 27 12 49 76841 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 10.1, Sepn 0.082, PA = 8205 10 21 10 42 27 r 746aB7 7.0 83- 131 -10 58 286 42S 212 121 217 +5.2 -6.2 +3.1+3.6 .196 -125 5 0 16.1 27 20 11 746 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 8.3, Sepn 20.5, PA = 20505 10 25 9 27 2 r 1290 F8 6.9 46- 86 58 81 63N 312 37 298 +2.7 -6.4 +2.4-1.6 .280 +156 8 39 5.7 23 40 105 10 26 7 48 53 R 1393 G7 6.5 37- 75 25 78 73S 272 346 255 +1.9 -5.7 +0.8+0.8 .389 -167 9 25 4.4 19 45 4805 10 28 9 44 23 r 118593 K2 7.6 20- 53 29 91 79N 306 15 285 -0.8 -3.6 +1.0-0.7 .393 +174 10 58 29.1 9 40 2305 10 29 18 11 12 r 1712cF8 3.6 11- 39 50 35 256 52S 257 193 235 -3.6 -1.2 +2.1-0.3 .247 -128 11 50 58.7 1 44 3 1712 = Zavijava = beta Virginis 1712 is Double : Mag 3.8 & 8.8, Sepn 89.0, PA = 267

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Noviembre 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 11 05 23 49 30 d 186453 K5 8.3 17+ 49 20 225 61N 64 16 66 -3.9 +7.2 +1.0+0.1 .421 +14 18 12 37.4 -29 1 2805 11 05 23 54 41 D 2631 B9 6.5 17+ 49 19 226 27N 31 342 33 -3.9 +7.2 +0.0+1.5 .299 +47 18 12 19.1 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 11 08 0 30 43 d 2965 G2 7.2 38+ 76 34 213 87S 82 48 94 -1.9 +6.9 +2.1-0.2 .384 -21 20 20 5.6 -25 12 4805 11 10 0 55 27 d 164948 F2 7.2 61+ 102 51 194 65N 43 30 63 +0.3 +5.1 +1.6+1.4 .391 +7 22 14 56.3 -15 4 2705 11 10 2 37 23 d 3271 F5 7.2 61+ 103 40 225 70N 48 6 68 +0.1 +4.8 +1.1+0.9 .439 +2 22 17 15.3 -14 37 4505 11 12 6 16 4 d 4 G9 6.3 83+ 131 24 259 69N 44 339 67 +1.8 +1.4 +0.6+0.9 .489 +11 24 5 22.4 - 0 28 1005 11 17 2 15 36 R 647yB9 5.4 98- 166 39 75 63N 271 352 280 +5.7 -5.3 +1.3+0.7 .399 +152 4 22 57.5 25 38 44 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 11 19 9 44 57 r 996vA2 6.8 88- 140 65 289 46S 223 126 220 +3.8 -6.7 +4.1+3.4 .167 -121 6 30 45.2 28 12 35 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 11 20 10 19 60 r 79402 B8 7.3 81- 128 70 288 16N 349 250 340 +3.0 -6.6 +0.1-5.4 .173 +123 7 28 11.4 27 16 5305 11 21 8 7 28 r 80070 K0 7.5 73- 118 69 79 72N 299 30 286 +2.7 -6.4 +2.7-1.1 .289 +169 8 17 57.9 24 49 1105 11 23 10 27 51 r 1462 K0 7.3 54- 95 78 120 71N 309 6 290 -0.1 -4.8 +2.3-1.8 .301 +179 9 57 53.0 16 25 5505 11 25 6 55 13 r 1645 F8 6.7 36- 74 9 87 58N 325 33 304 -1.8 -2.7 +0.4-1.3 .406 +151 11 21 44.4 6 36 1405 11 25 9 58 52 r 1656 K2 7.4 36- 73 50 109 59S 263 324 241 -2.3 -2.5 +2.9+1.4 .237 -133 11 25 28.9 5 42 3005 11 29 10 17 54 r 158588 F5 8.8 5- 27 7 112 34N 340 44 323 -4.7 +3.2 -0.4-1.6 .417 +142 14 29 4.2 -17 6 405 11 29 10 22 13 r 158582 K5 8.4 5- 27 8 112 87S 281 344 264 -4.7 +3.2 +0.4+0.4 .487 -158 14 28 30.5 -17 19 005 11 29 10 28 47 r 158594 K2 8.6 5- 27 9 113 23N 351 54 334 -4.7 +3.3 -0.6-2.2 .348 +132 14 29 36.4 -17 8 23

Occultation Predictions for SantaClara110 in Diciembre 2005E.Long. - 80 34 60.0 Lat. 22 42 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0 day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 12 03 23 38 23 d 187463mF0 8.2 7+ 31 11 233 25N 29 332 35 -3.0 +7.0 -0.4+1.3 .374 +43 18 56 19.6 -28 7 31 187463 is Double : Mag 8.6 & 9.4, Sepn 0.903, PA = 12205 12 04 22 35 33 d 2914vG8 4.8 14+ 44 0 32 215 84N 79 43 90 -1.5 +6.9 +1.8-0.2 .412 -15 19 59 17.6 -26 10 58 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 04 23 44 58 r 2914vG8 4.8 14+ 44 21 227 -54S 228 179 239 -1.6 +6.8 +0.5+0.6 .464 -165 19 59 17.6 -26 10 58 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 08 0 33 37 d 3355 F8 6.7 45+ 85 51 215 34N 12 340 34 +2.2 +3.7 +0.4+2.4 .338 +35 22 53 5.0 -10 1 4305 12 09 1 31 15 d 3496 F8 7.3 57+ 98 55 225 27N 4 323 26 +3.0 +2.0 +0.1+3.1 .298 +43 23 44 50.8 - 3 8 3405 12 09 3 26 9 D 3505 G8 5.5 58+ 99 33 250 83N 60 359 82 +2.8 +1.7 +1.1+0.4 .458 -8 23 48 14.9 - 2 43 44 3505 = 20 Piscium 3505 is Double : Mag 5.49 & 10 , Sepn172.7, PA = 28505 12 10 0 57 20 d 69cG4 7.5 68+ 111 70 192 54N 31 20 53 +3.9 +0.5 +1.3+2.2 .371 +14 0 34 12.8 3 21 12 69 is Double : Mag 7.5 & , Sepn 0.00005 12 11 3 20 37 d 209 A0 7.2 78+ 124 61 250 36N 15 313 35 +4.1 -1.4 +1.0+3.0 .304 +37 1 26 17.5 10 26 22 209 is Double : Mag 7.2 & 14.2, Sepn 4.6, PA = 12405 12 11 23 43 25 D 326vM0 5.7 86+ 136 54 95 77N 59 132 77 +5.3 -2.4 +1.3+1.7 .416 -8 2 13 23.4 15 18 36 326 = 19 Arietis 326 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 12 6 56 42 d 348jA2 6.8 87+ 138 25 279 58N 42 329 60 +4.0 -3.2 +1.0+1.1 .404 +28 2 22 53.5 16 53 59 348 is Double : Mag 7.0 & 9.0, Sepn 0.00005 12 13 2 19 16 d 459kK2 6.4 93+ 149 79 97 63S 106 185 121 +5.1 -4.1 +3.9-0.9 .223 -51 3 9 41.5 20 47 11 459 is Double : Mag 7.1 & 8.1, Sepn 0.100, PA = 7705 12 18 10 18 25 R 1206 G8 5.9 93- 149 53 283 48N 316 230 305 +1.9 -6.1 +0.8-2.3 .353 +163 8 1 18.7 25 22 37 1206 = omega Cancri05 12 18 11 3 8 r 1211cA1 6.3 93- 149 43 284 89S 273 191 262 +1.8 -6.0 +1.4-0.9 .364 -155 8 2 6.5 25 4 25 1211 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 11.0, Sepn 45.5, PA = 2305 12 25 11 33 17 r 1917kG5 7.2 34- 71 -6 55 156 51N 331 353 310 -5.8 +1.9 +1.2-2.0 .333 +164 13 21 30.4 -10 1 48 1917 is Double : Mag 7.8 & 7.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 12 25 14 34 33 D 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 29 45 225 -42S 159 117 139 -6.5 +2.3 +1.2-2.8 .297 -31 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.8005 12 25 15 44 55 R 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 38 32 240 70S 271 217 251 -6.7 +2.4 +1.9-0.9 .322 -149 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.8105 12 26 8 48 45 R 2017 K1 6.3 25- 60 16 115 90S 288 349 270 -5.8 +2.8 +0.7+0.1 .456 -163 14 4 45.5 -15 0 005 12 26 8 56 52 r 158333 G6 7.2 25- 60 18 115 44N 335 34 316 -5.8 +2.9 +0.0-1.5 .412 +151 14 5 31.5 -14 53 705 12 28 10 22 19 R 2269xB5 5.4 9- 35 10 122 68N 298 358 287 -5.6 +5.4 +0.3-0.1 .517 +179 15 54 13.9 -24 33 4 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 12 28 11 5 17 r 183929 K0 8.4 9- 35 18 128 60N 306 0 295 -5.7 +5.6 +0.5-0.4 .476 +172 15 55 42.5 -24 41 17


para la provincia deSantiago de Cubapara el año 2005(en hora UT)

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Enero 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 01 03 10 16 57 r 1808 F5 7.0 53- 93 66 159 57N 326 346 305 -7.2 -1.9 +1.5-2.1 .343 +170 12 37 21.9 - 2 20 5905 01 06 9 5 28 r 2156 K0 7.7 22- 56 19 120 58N 316 16 302 -6.1 +2.5 +0.3-0.8 .499 +167 15 6 30.5 -19 23 4805 01 07 9 16 27 r 184104 K0 7.2 13- 43 7 119 43S 231 295 221 -4.9 +4.0 +2.1+3.5 .232 -114 16 5 51.3 -24 14 1405 01 07 10 25 33 R 2311 B8 6.3 13- 42 21 127 55S 242 298 233 -5.0 +4.2 +2.3+2.2 .283 -124 16 8 8.3 -24 28 3305 01 07 17 11 24 d 2349lB1 2.9 12- 40 48 28 225 -55S 130 82 121 -6.0 +4.9 +2.0-1.9 .365 -30 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.9805 01 07 18 14 13 r 2349lB1 2.9 11- 40 45 17 234 61S 246 188 238 -6.1 +4.9 +0.8+0.1 .408 -150 16 21 27.8 -25 36 18 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1605 01 08 10 11 50 R 2468mG8 6.8 6- 29 5 121 47N 310 14 306 -3.3 +5.4 -0.1-0.5 .546 +160 17 12 27.7 -27 2 58 2468 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 9.7, Sepn 1.8, PA = 6505 01 08 10 17 34 r 185147 G8 8.5 6- 29 6 122 35N 322 26 319 -3.3 +5.4 -0.3-0.9 .488 +148 17 12 53.3 -27 1 3505 01 15 2 5 45 D 3514cG9 5.9 27+ 62 16 260 8N 346 277 8 +6.6 +3.2 -0.8+6.1 .159 +72 23 53 10.2 - 3 7 46 3514 = 24 Piscium 3514 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 6.9, Sepn 0.089, PA = 15105 01 19 5 58 2 D 465 K2 4.3 68+ 112 12 287 33S 132 59 146 +5.3 -2.6 -0.5-3.0 .274 -54 3 11 55.1 19 44 51 465 = Botein = delta Arietis05 01 22 9 5 11 d 890vA0 4.6 91+ 146 6 297 72N 77 6 77 +1.6 -5.5 +0.1-0.3 .474 +22 5 53 39.6 27 36 56 890 = 136 Tauri 890 is Double : Mag 4.8 & 6.3, Sepn 0.050, PA = 27005 01 23 1 7 39 D 1008 A0 5.3 95+ 154 56 69 70N 83 179 79 +2.1 -6.2 +2.2+0.9 .316 -1 6 35 32.2 28 1 12 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 01 23 8 25 29 d 1035xK3 6.7 96+ 156 25 292 68N 83 3 78 +0.4 -6.0 +0.8-0.5 .401 +24 6 45 55.2 27 40 11 1035 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.120, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Febrero 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 02 02 7 52 0 r 2104 K4 7.3 49- 89 30 126 16N 1 54 346 -6.5 +2.3 -0.9-3.3 .256 +125 14 46 9.5 -17 43 1405 02 04 10 48 54 R 2409 B9 7.0 27- 62 35 146 75N 289 325 284 -5.3 +5.5 +1.7-0.2 .410 -175 16 46 6.1 -26 39 3505 02 10 23 20 16 d 3449 K2 7.3 6+ 27 -5 23 254 59N 41 336 63 +4.7 +3.8 +0.4+1.0 .506 +14 23 26 48.8 - 6 34 5705 02 11 23 52 33 d 109113mF8 7.9 12+ 41 29 259 15N 353 286 15 +5.8 +2.3 -0.2+4.4 .225 +62 24 17 43.2 0 20 51 109113 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 10.2, Sepn-0.310, PA = 21105 02 12 0 39 17 d 38 G0 7.9 12+ 41 18 264 42N 20 311 43 +5.8 +2.2 +0.3+1.9 .410 +37 24 19 31.1 0 32 4805 02 14 3 38 12 d 299 M2 6.0 31+ 67 3 283 64N 43 333 62 +6.2 -1.0 +0.3+0.9 .471 +27 2 2 50.7 13 30 405 02 15 1 42 42 D 415kK1 5.8 40+ 79 41 277 78N 60 341 76 +6.1 -2.4 +1.6+0.6 .371 +8 2 48 48.6 18 18 21 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 02 16 1 39 18 d 524 A0 6.7 50+ 90 53 282 45N 32 305 44 +5.5 -3.7 +2.2+2.7 .249 +41 3 38 58.3 22 40 4005 02 25 7 52 9 r 1648 G5 6.9 99- 167 61 246 78S 270 210 248 -4.7 -3.4 +3.2-0.5 .253 -135 11 23 32.0 6 33 2305 02 26 7 34 24 r 1746 F2 7.0 96- 156 68 211 49S 249 220 227 -5.2 -2.2 +6.3+2.0 .135 -113 12 8 17.2 0 35 28

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Marzo 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 03 03 6 21 32 d 2349lB1 2.9 54- 95 12 123 -52S 138 199 130 -4.7 +4.9 +0.0-0.8 .473 -22 16 21 29.7 -25 36 23 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.9705 03 03 7 23 11 R 2349lB1 2.9 54- 95 24 131 86S 276 328 268 -4.8 +5.1 +1.4+0.4 .422 -158 16 21 29.7 -25 36 23 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.1405 03 03 11 18 0 D 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 -2 43 189 -62S 127 118 119 -5.5 +5.5 +2.4-1.4 .325 -18 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 03 12 43 48 R 2366oM1 1.1 53- 93 18 36 212 75S 264 230 256 -5.8 +5.6 +2.4-0.3 .340 -162 16 29 43.0 -26 26 41 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.528", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 03 04 7 32 28 R 2505 K4 5.3 43- 82 13 127 62S 245 304 243 -4.0 +6.1 +1.6+1.7 .357 -136 17 23 40.4 -28 8 57 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi05 03 04 8 54 44 r 185400 F5 7.2 42- 81 27 139 46S 229 274 227 -4.1 +6.3 +3.5+3.1 .213 -120 17 26 34.5 -28 25 2105 03 06 10 3 35 r 188387kK0 8.1 21- 54 18 129 77N 269 324 279 -1.6 +7.4 +1.2+0.7 .461 -179 19 39 14.3 -27 21 43 188387 is Double : Mag 9.0 & 9.0, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 03 13 0 18 25 d 92528 K0 8.1 8+ 33 18 275 53N 31 319 51 +5.1 -0.4 +0.7+1.6 .408 +34 1 35 48.3 10 35 1305 03 13 0 58 6 d 92538 A0 8.4 8+ 34 9 278 58S 100 29 120 +5.1 -0.5 +0.1-1.2 .436 -34 1 37 33.6 10 27 1005 03 14 23 19 8 D 472kA1 4.9 23+ 57 -2 55 279 29N 12 287 26 +5.3 -3.4 +1.8+4.6 .191 +56 3 15 10.7 21 3 51 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 03 15 0 5 36 r 472kA1 4.9 23+ 58 44 280 -36N 307 225 321 +5.1 -3.4 +1.6-3.7 .206 +124 3 15 10.7 21 3 51 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 03 15 2 33 4 D 486hB5 5.3 24+ 59 12 288 75S 89 16 103 +4.9 -3.4 +0.2-0.7 .479 -10 3 21 30.4 21 9 59 486 = Tau Arietis 486 is Double : Mag 5.4 & 7.9, Sepn 0.150, PA = 38, & 8.2, Sepn 0.808, PA 22705 03 18 1 33 51 d 77818 K5 6.7 52+ 92 59 292 33S 147 49 146 +2.6 -6.3 +1.1-4.3 .200 -50 6 0 24.3 28 7 4305 03 20 2 35 43 d 1181mG8 7.0 71+ 115 68 291 67S 126 24 116 +0.2 -6.8 +1.9-2.1 .302 -11 7 50 7.1 26 15 10 1181 is Double : Mag 7.0 & 10.1, Sepn 0.427, PA = 20805 03 21 0 29 38 d 1290 F8 6.9 79+ 125 71 75 55S 143 241 129 -0.4 -6.7 +2.4-2.8 .243 -32 8 39 4.5 23 40 805 03 30 5 56 29 r 2299 K2 6.2 79- 125 30 137 90N 284 329 274 -3.8 +4.9 +1.6+0.1 .412 -164 16 4 13.8 -24 44 33

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Abril 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 04 01 7 47 26 r 2631 B9 6.5 58- 99 26 139 72N 287 333 289 -2.3 +7.0 +1.4+0.0 .415 +175 18 12 17.9 -28 54 7 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 04 04 10 16 0 R 3130 K0 5.4 23- 58 -10 26 127 31N 308 2 325 +1.1 +7.0 +1.4-1.2 .233 +123 21 24 26.3 -20 49 55 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 04 06 9 52 14 r 3409 K0 7.0 7- 31 4 102 33S 184 253 206 +3.6 +4.9 +0.6+3.7 .264 -119 23 13 13.6 - 9 32 4105 04 06 10 47 40 d 3419aK0 4.2 7- 31 -2 16 106 -60S 91 157 113 +3.5 +4.8 +0.8+0.7 .435 -29 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 06 11 46 8 r 3419aK0 4.2 7- 30 11 29 113 59S 209 270 231 +3.4 +4.8 +1.0+2.4 .396 -151 23 16 8.5 - 9 3 43 3419 = psi 1 Aquarii 3419 is Double : Mag 4.5 & 8.5, Sepn 49.6, PA = 31205 04 11 0 13 21 d 93190mF 9.0 5+ 26 13 286 81N 59 346 75 +4.1 -2.9 +0.6+0.4 .472 +16 2 56 5.5 19 10 28 93190 is Double : Mag 9.3 & 10.4, Sepn 0.800, PA = 2205 04 12 0 14 52 D 556kB8 5.4 10+ 38 25 287 76N 59 341 71 +3.8 -4.2 +1.1+0.5 .404 +22 3 48 37.8 23 26 17 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 04 12 0 22 20 d 76222 A3 8.4 11+ 38 23 288 65S 99 21 110 +3.8 -4.2 +0.5-1.1 .423 -17 3 49 0.9 23 16 35 76222 is Double : Mag 8.36 & 18.8, Sepn131.0, PA = 23405 04 12 0 50 56 d 76243 A2 8.1 11+ 38 17 289 76S 87 12 99 +3.8 -4.2 +0.4-0.6 .467 -5 3 49 57.9 23 21 3005 04 15 1 46 59 d 78530mB9 7.8 35+ 73 40 291 83N 85 358 82 +1.3 -6.5 +1.5-0.5 .358 +21 6 35 59.4 28 15 46 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 04 15 1 49 58 D 1008 A0 5.3 35+ 73 39 290 32S 150 63 146 +1.3 -6.5 -0.2-3.2 .278 -44 6 35 31.1 28 1 15 1008 = 49 Aurigae05 04 16 0 21 41 d 79402 B8 7.3 44+ 83 69 295 88N 95 349 87 +0.6 -6.8 +2.8-0.7 .289 +16 7 28 7.9 27 17 405 04 18 0 26 12 d 80677 F0 7.6 63+ 105 87 35 44N 63 207 46 -1.6 -6.4 +5.5+3.1 .146 +60 9 10 48.3 21 39 605 04 19 6 17 20 d 1479 F2 6.4 74+ 118 20 280 88N 111 36 91 -3.7 -5.0 +0.3-1.3 .464 +13 10 5 58.5 15 43 5805 04 22 3 48 46 D 1770 A5 5.9 94+ 152 68 197 45S 161 144 139 -5.1 -1.8 +1.0-2.7 .321 -24 12 18 57.3 - 0 49 5 1770 = 13 Virginis05 04 22 4 21 28 D 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 153 65 216 61N 86 53 65 -5.3 -1.7 +3.9-0.1 .233 +49 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 22 5 17 57 r 1772qA2 3.9 94+ 153 55 237 -23N 3 311 341 -5.5 -1.6 -0.2-3.8 .238 +130 12 20 11.3 - 0 41 51 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis Distance of 1772 to Terminator = 17.6 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.091", PA = 230.7405 04 26 7 38 18 r 2257 A2 6.7 95- 155 44 200 54N 327 307 316 -4.2 +4.9 +2.0-2.3 .295 +146 15 48 46.2 -23 51 905 04 27 4 12 28 r 2404 G2 6.7 90- 143 23 133 87S 281 331 275 -2.5 +5.7 +1.3+0.3 .449 -166 16 44 11.7 -26 49 1605 04 28 9 44 22 R 2586kB3 6.0 81- 128 39 199 21N 343 323 344 -2.2 +7.0 +4.3-7.5 .093 +105 17 58 59.7 -28 45 40 2586 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 7.3, Sepn 0.300, PA = 276

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Mayo 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 05 04 9 47 3 r 3503 A2 7.6 17- 49 -11 22 104 22N 312 18 334 +4.6 +3.8 +2.1-3.1 .131 +106 23 47 54.4 - 4 26 305 05 12 1 49 5 d 78149 K2 8.0 13+ 42 12 296 32S 144 71 143 +1.3 -6.1 -0.8-2.3 .367 -43 6 16 13.4 27 51 4505 05 13 2 46 8 D 1093zF8 6.6 20+ 54 11 295 84S 99 26 92 +0.2 -6.3 -0.1-0.9 .505 +9 7 13 7.8 27 13 7 1093 is Double : Mag 7.18 & 7.23, Sepn 0.929, & 12.3, Sepn 15.600, PA 94 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 1.044", PA = 310.2205 05 15 3 42 43 d 1334 G5 7.0 38+ 76 18 287 77S 118 43 103 -2.3 -5.9 +0.0-1.4 .482 +1 8 57 23.1 21 50 3305 05 17 0 32 44 d 99123 K0 7.3 56+ 97 79 238 53S 149 94 129 -3.9 -4.9 +1.4-2.7 .309 -16 10 27 2.3 13 36 205 05 17 2 11 60 d 99149 A2 7.1 57+ 98 57 264 71S 131 57 111 -4.3 -4.7 +1.3-2.1 .361 +1 10 28 59.6 13 15 4705 05 18 2 16 24 D 1625yK3 5.8 66+ 109 63 247 52N 76 14 54 -5.2 -3.6 +4.5+0.6 .181 +59 11 14 18.7 8 1 55 1625 is Double : Mag 6.7 & 6.7, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 11.4, Sepn 21.500, PA 23805 05 19 2 55 19 d 1732 K0 6.8 76+ 121 60 236 87S 117 66 96 -6.0 -2.2 +2.2-1.6 .341 +17 11 59 40.7 1 47 47 1732 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 7.6, Sepn 0.100, PA = 12905 05 19 20 39 24 R Jupiter -2.3 82+ 131 39 10 96 -36N 348 58 327 -5.2 -1.6 +0.0-2.4 .343 +133 12 36 38.6 - 2 19 51 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 113 secs05 05 19 20 39 27 R Jupiter -2.3 82+ 131 39 10 96 -36N 348 58 327 -5.2 -1.6 +0.0-2.4 .343 +133 12 36 37.5 - 2 19 46 Duration of Partial Stage for Disk = 113 secs05 05 22 3 4 19 m 2063 A1 6.7 96+ 158 53 169 26N 40 50 23 -5.7 +2.4 +9.9+9.9 .057 -99 14 24 16.1 -16 7 43 Distance of 2063 to Terminator = 14.4 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.205 05 24 3 41 4 d 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 39 151 3N 49 79 41 -3.6 +5.4 +5.1+3.8 .158 +67 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 0.0 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.7205 05 24 4 12 54 R 2349lB1 2.9 100- 174 42 160 48N 3 24 355 -3.7 +5.4 -1.1-5.0 .146 +112 16 21 31.9 -25 36 29 2349 = Al Niyat = sigma Scorpii Distance of 2349 to Terminator = 3.3 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.1 2349 is Double : Mag 3.3 & 5.3, Sepn 0.001, & 5.2, Sepn 0.428, PA 258 2349 = sigma Sco, 2.86 to 2.94V, Var Type BCEP, Phase 0.8105 05 24 8 35 24 D 2366oM1 1.1 100- 172 25 226 -66N 110 61 103 -4.5 +5.7 +1.8-1.2 .412 -14 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 7.1 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 24 9 44 39 R 2366oM1 1.1 100- 172 -10 12 236 37S 259 199 252 -4.6 +5.6 +0.7-0.4 .469 -166 16 29 45.2 -26 26 46 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii Distance of 2366 to Terminator = 3.5 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.2 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.526", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 05 25 3 21 37 R 2505 K4 5.3 97- 161 26 137 86S 284 331 281 -2.1 +6.4 +1.3+0.1 .451 -175 17 23 42.9 -28 8 60 2505 = 43 Ophiuchi05 05 30 8 25 47 r 165243 B9 7.4 51- 91 37 124 32N 306 359 327 +4.8 +5.3 +3.2-2.2 .154 +112 22 42 49.1 -12 31 56

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Junio 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 06 03 9 12 49 R 290 A6 6.1 12- 41 17 83 33S 193 266 212 +6.2 -0.6 -0.4+2.6 .373 -136 1 59 41.8 12 19 1205 06 04 9 8 3 r 93115 M6 8.9 6- 29 7 74 42S 207 278 223 +5.9 -2.1 -0.5+2.0 .464 -146 2 48 36.2 17 31 52 93115 = T Ari, 7.50 to 11.30V, Var Type SRA, Phase 0.6305 06 09 18 28 10 d 1149 K5 4.1 8+ 33 70 74 61 86S 95 208 86 +1.0 -6.7 +3.1+0.0 .278 +6 7 36 13.8 26 53 12 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 4605 06 10 1 3 7 d 79672mK5 7.5 9+ 34 16 292 82S 101 26 91 -0.4 -6.2 +0.1-1.0 .482 +11 7 45 50.5 25 58 43 79672 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 11.6, Sepn 2.6, PA = 22705 06 12 0 48 5 D 1393 G7 6.5 22+ 56 39 280 46N 62 342 44 -2.7 -5.5 +3.1+1.1 .185 +63 9 25 2.7 19 45 5805 06 12 2 20 25 d 98567 A3 7.5 23+ 57 18 284 32S 164 89 146 -2.9 -5.4 -0.6-2.6 .351 -43 9 26 51.8 19 2 2205 06 15 20 35 33 d 1772qA2 3.9 59+ 100 41 38 108 79S 125 188 103 -5.7 -1.8 +1.3-0.8 .394 +4 12 20 11.0 - 0 41 49 1772 = Zaniah = eta Virginis 1772 is Double : Mag 4.6 & 5.9, Sepn 0.025, & 5.12, Sepn 0.106 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.088", PA = 236.6305 06 17 0 29 39 d 1890 K0 7.3 69+ 113 -10 62 178 89S 113 115 92 -6.9 +0.2 +2.7-1.0 .321 +23 13 10 3.4 - 7 41 705 06 20 0 33 52 d 2257 A2 6.7 94+ 151 -11 33 139 64S 122 165 111 -5.4 +4.6 +1.2-0.5 .438 -1 15 48 46.8 -23 51 1205 06 20 4 13 41 D 2269xB5 5.4 94+ 152 43 201 56S 128 106 117 -6.1 +5.1 +2.3-1.5 .349 -17 15 54 14.3 -24 33 7 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 06 20 7 0 18 D 2286 B5 5.4 95+ 153 18 234 51S 132 76 122 -6.5 +5.1 +1.6-2.0 .378 -33 15 58 55.3 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 06 25 5 29 15 R 3130 K0 5.4 86- 136 32 133 61S 229 277 246 +3.4 +6.6 +1.8+1.8 .397 -160 21 24 29.0 -20 49 43 3130 = 33 Capricorni05 06 26 6 30 6 r 3284kF5 7.0 77- 122 37 128 56S 218 268 238 +4.9 +5.5 +1.5+2.2 .388 -158 22 23 38.5 -14 55 25 3284 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 7.9, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Julio 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 07 02 7 42 57 r 75906mG5 7.4 16- 46 6 70 90N 258 329 271 +6.7 -3.2 -0.2+0.9 .540 +165 3 23 37.0 20 59 24 75906 is Double : Mag 7.9 & 8.6, Sepn 1.000, PA = 9805 07 02 7 50 13 R 492 A1 6.1 16- 46 7 70 23S 191 262 204 +6.7 -3.2 -0.9+2.7 .341 -128 3 24 43.8 20 49 2305 07 02 8 39 31 r 75923 M1 8.0 15- 46 18 73 88N 260 335 273 +6.7 -3.3 +0.3+1.0 .482 +161 3 25 31.7 21 14 005 07 09 1 7 18 d 80684 G 8.7 6+ 27 7 289 75N 84 13 68 -1.8 -5.3 +0.1-0.5 .437 +33 9 12 2.7 20 24 2905 07 09 1 7 54 d 80685 G5 8.9 6+ 27 7 289 89S 101 29 85 -1.8 -5.3 -0.1-0.9 .499 +17 9 12 3.1 20 20 405 07 12 0 22 53 d 1656 K2 7.4 25+ 60 -8 41 260 81S 121 52 99 -5.5 -2.6 +1.3-1.8 .380 +9 11 25 27.5 5 42 4005 07 18 4 50 26 D 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 26 225 70N 74 26 66 -7.1 +5.9 +1.5-0.1 .381 +22 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 18 5 49 47 d 2373 K1 6.1 85+ 134 16 233 84N 89 31 81 -7.2 +5.9 +1.1-0.6 .457 +5 16 31 43.9 -26 33 805 07 18 5 59 30 R 2366oM1 1.1 85+ 134 14 235 -69N 295 236 288 -7.2 +5.9 +1.3-1.4 .435 +158 16 29 45.5 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.524", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 07 21 7 4 47 D 2910kG3 4.7 100+ 174 35 213 50S 57 22 69 -1.7 +7.0 +1.4+0.6 .440 +8 19 56 12.0 -26 17 8 2910 = omega Sagittarii Distance of 2910 to Terminator = 3.3 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.1 2910 is Double : Mag 5.6 & 5.6, Sepn 0.002, PA = 5105 07 25 9 19 43 R 3514cG9 5.9 79- 125 65 201 24S 182 163 205 +6.1 +2.5 +0.1+3.2 .294 -137 23 53 13.2 - 3 7 25 3514 = 24 Piscium 3514 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 6.9, Sepn 0.089, PA = 15105 07 26 6 41 32 r 109348 G2 7.3 69- 113 46 107 73N 264 329 286 +7.6 +1.3 +2.0+0.9 .357 +145 0 39 30.9 3 9 5705 07 29 9 31 13 d 472kA1 4.9 37- 75 57 82 -46N 32 117 46 +7.7 -3.6 +0.7+2.6 .354 +22 3 15 12.6 21 3 56 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 07 29 10 49 60 r 472kA1 4.9 36- 74 1 75 83 89N 256 348 270 +7.4 -3.8 +2.7+1.0 .314 +158 3 15 12.6 21 3 56 472 = zeta Arietis 472 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9605 07 30 8 24 38 R 598tG0 5.5 28- 63 32 73 52S 222 303 233 +7.3 -4.5 +0.1+2.0 .427 -161 4 4 40.7 24 7 19 598 = 36 Tauri 598 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 6.4, Sepn 0.090, PA = 214, & 12.2, Sepn 25.500, PA 257

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Agosto 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 08 01 7 47 50 R 885yG7 5.6 12- 41 3 61 69N 295 5 296 +5.6 -5.9 +0.2-0.1 .423 +141 5 51 17.8 27 58 16 885 is Double : Mag 5.9 & 7.2, Sepn 0.010, PA = 270, & 12.0, Sepn 15.000, PA 23205 08 02 9 34 20 r 78772 G5 9.3 6- 29 14 65 84N 289 4 284 +4.4 -6.4 +0.5+0.1 .425 +153 6 49 35.2 27 53 605 08 14 0 44 2 M 2286 B5 5.4 60+ 101 42 202 9N 20 358 10 -7.5 +5.6 +2.4-1.4 .350 +171 15 58 55.0 -24 50 59 2286 = V 913 Sco, 5.40 to 5.47V, Var Type SXARI05 08 15 1 41 53 d 184936 A3 7.3 71+ 115 39 200 67N 71 50 66 -6.9 +6.6 +2.7+0.4 .313 +27 17 2 17.7 -27 56 5905 08 16 4 20 22 d 2631 B9 6.5 81+ 129 28 220 62N 56 13 58 -6.0 +7.1 +1.2+0.5 .390 +23 18 12 20.3 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 08 22 6 53 24 r 109126 G5 7.1 91- 145 70 160 85S 244 263 266 +5.9 +1.5 +2.3+1.2 .386 +161 0 18 21.7 0 38 5905 08 25 4 22 24 r 415kK1 5.8 64- 107 16 76 60S 222 296 238 +8.4 -2.9 -0.2+1.7 .518 -163 2 48 51.2 18 18 31 415 = 40 Arietis 415 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.200, PA = 27005 08 26 6 47 19 r 76156hA0 6.9 53- 93 38 76 49S 216 298 228 +8.1 -4.4 +0.1+2.2 .404 -156 3 46 8.6 23 9 58 76156 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.1, Sepn 0.001, & 11.2, Sepn 3.400, PA 33705 08 26 7 57 17 r 76189 F8 7.0 53- 93 53 77 51N 296 25 308 +7.9 -4.6 +3.7-1.1 .200 +121 3 47 37.0 23 44 4405 08 26 8 13 37 R 556kB8 5.4 53- 93 57 77 30S 198 287 209 +7.8 -4.6 +0.1+3.4 .289 -140 3 48 40.6 23 26 24 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 08 26 9 1 36 M 560uB8 3.6 52- 93 68 75 19N 328 64 340 +7.7 -4.7 +0.8+3.1 .301 -149 3 49 29.6 24 4 19 560 = Atlas = 27 Tauri 560 is Double : Mag 4.1 & 5.6, Sepn 0.00605 08 26 9 15 14 R 559uF0 6.5 52- 93 71 74 79N 268 6 280 +7.6 -4.8 +2.9+0.5 .296 +150 3 49 16.8 23 52 32 559 is Double : Mag 6.4 & 9.3, Sepn 0.009, PA = 28805 08 26 9 31 40 R 564 B8 6.2 52- 93 74 73 51S 219 320 230 +7.6 -4.8 +1.5+2.6 .314 -160 3 50 3.4 23 43 4905 08 26 9 55 48 r 567hA0 6.8 52- 92 80 66 71S 239 350 250 +7.5 -4.8 +2.3+1.7 .324 -179 3 50 17.9 23 52 2 567 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 8.9, Sepn 0.000, & 10.2, Sepn 3.275, PA 23505 08 26 10 39 38 r 570 A2 7.0 52- 92 -3 86 354 71S 239 66 250 +7.3 -4.9 +2.5+1.6 .312 -176 3 51 12.3 23 58 4705 08 29 7 13 7 R 996vA2 6.8 24- 59 11 64 82N 284 357 281 +5.7 -6.4 +0.3+0.3 .455 +156 6 30 42.4 28 12 37 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 08 29 8 23 51 r 78483 A2 8.0 24- 59 25 68 42S 228 308 225 +5.6 -6.5 -0.1+2.1 .366 -148 6 33 25.3 28 4 4605 08 29 9 43 0 r 78526 A2 8.4 24- 58 42 69 72N 295 23 291 +5.4 -6.7 +2.1-0.5 .301 +146 6 35 36.0 28 26 2405 08 29 9 59 22 r 78530mB9 7.8 24- 58 46 70 62S 249 339 245 +5.3 -6.7 +1.3+1.6 .343 -168 6 36 0.7 28 15 42 78530 is Double : Mag 8.5 & 9.0, Sepn 0.300, PA = 1805 08 30 9 53 59 r 79431 K2 8.2 16- 47 34 70 48S 242 325 234 +4.2 -6.7 +0.6+1.9 .340 -153 7 29 51.8 26 55 905 08 30 14 39 51 r 1149 K5 4.1 15- 46 53 79 314 87S 281 151 272 +3.1 -6.7 +3.0-0.8 .280 -170 7 36 15.0 26 53 8 1149 = upsilon Geminorum 1149 is Double : Mag 4.06 & 13.2, Sepn 46.1, PA = 46

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Septiembre 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 09 09 0 57 30 d 2115 A6 7.2 24+ 59 16 241 85N 104 43 89 -7.2 +4.3 +1.1-1.2 .416 +4 14 49 45.8 -19 55 4005 09 09 23 42 57 G 2237 K3 5.0 34+ 71 -8 36 218 3N 18 339 6 -7.0 +5.5 +2.1-4.6 .167 +119 15 40 36.2 -23 50 17 2237 = 42 Librae05 09 10 0 27 24 d 183713 A5 7.4 34+ 71 28 226 68S 127 79 115 -7.2 +5.5 +2.1-1.9 .339 -23 15 42 17.1 -24 19 1205 09 10 17 39 11 D 2366oM1 1.1 43+ 81 72 8 122 85N 95 157 87 -5.7 +5.8 +0.6+0.5 .480 +20 16 29 44.8 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.522", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 09 10 18 40 14 R 2366oM1 1.1 43+ 82 62 20 130 -53N 316 10 309 -5.8 +6.0 +0.3-0.8 .427 +160 16 29 44.8 -26 26 48 2366 = Antares = alpha Scorpii 2366 is Double : Mag 1.2 & 5.5, Sepn 2.9 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 2.522", PA = 273.70 2366 = alpha Sco, 0.88 to 1.16V, Var Type LC05 09 11 2 41 9 d 2405mA2 6.6 45+ 85 13 234 88N 96 37 90 -7.2 +6.4 +1.1-0.9 .444 -6 16 44 38.0 -27 28 9 2405 is Double : Mag 6.6 & 10.1, Sepn 2.0, PA = 1305 09 14 3 17 5 D 2910kG3 4.7 78+ 124 37 211 5N 349 317 1 -4.0 +7.2 -3.3+7.1 .107 +75 19 56 12.0 -26 17 11 2910 = omega Sagittarii Distance of 2910 to Terminator = 6.1 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0 2910 is Double : Mag 5.6 & 5.6, Sepn 0.002, PA = 5105 09 14 4 21 37 D 2914vG8 4.8 78+ 125 28 223 68N 53 7 64 -4.1 +7.1 +0.9+0.6 .452 +10 19 59 18.7 -26 10 56 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 09 19 1 11 31 r 81 K4 6.4 99- 166 20 94 48N 293 3 315 +5.4 +1.1 +1.1-0.3 .295 +123 0 37 49.1 3 10 8 Distance of 81 to Terminator = 15.5 ; to 3km sunlit peak = 6.205 09 19 9 14 43 R 104 K2 5.7 98- 163 41 260 89N 248 180 270 +4.4 +0.0 +1.4+0.3 .443 +166 0 48 41.9 5 18 44 104 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 2.7, PA = 35305 09 19 9 14 58 R X54001 5.8 98- 163 41 260 89S 246 178 267 +4.4 +0.0 +1.4+0.4 .447 +168 0 48 43.3 5 18 905 09 21 4 39 57 r 363 F0 7.2 87- 138 49 87 81S 240 319 257 +7.3 -2.7 +1.2+1.6 .440 +172 2 27 51.6 16 40 1705 09 22 6 45 24 r 493 A0 6.9 78- 125 66 80 76S 239 330 253 +7.3 -4.3 +1.8+1.7 .374 +176 3 24 54.9 22 3 4505 09 22 9 50 12 R 501hK0 6.2 78- 124 71 282 56N 288 193 301 +6.7 -4.7 +3.3-1.7 .247 +138 3 28 47.1 22 49 32 501 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 7.7, Sepn 0.010, PA = 120, & 10.4, Sepn 0.810, PA 6505 09 23 7 40 30 R 647yB9 5.4 69- 112 67 71 6S 175 274 184 +7.2 -5.5 -1.8+7.3 .130 -112 4 22 56.1 25 38 40 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 09 24 9 33 58 R 797jB9 6.3 59- 100 78 46 43S 218 348 222 +6.4 -6.4 +2.1+3.3 .235 -142 5 21 20.9 27 57 53 797 is Double : Mag 6.5 & 8.5, Sepn 0.00005 09 25 8 43 19 r 78165uA2 7.4 49- 89 57 67 39N 323 60 321 +5.9 -6.8 +4.3-4.2 .148 +117 6 16 43.7 28 51 6 78165 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 9.1, Sepn 0.00005 09 27 10 3 54 r 79936 K5 8.1 30- 66 52 74 56S 251 340 239 +3.6 -6.7 +2.0+1.8 .276 -151 8 6 27.3 25 28 4705 09 28 8 36 53 r 1330 G5 7.8 22- 55 22 73 27S 227 303 212 +2.7 -6.2 -0.2+3.3 .242 -126 8 54 37.6 22 11 3005 09 30 9 38 4 R 99149 A2 7.1 8- 33 14 81 86S 293 6 273 +0.1 -4.5 +0.5-0.1 .442 +179 10 28 59.6 13 15 45

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Octubre 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 10 01 9 55 55 r 118729 K0 8.0 4- 22 7 84 49N 340 51 319 -1.1 -3.3 +0.4-2.1 .336 +135 11 13 53.6 7 54 5305 10 01 16 33 58 d 1644 B9 4.0 3- 20 66 72 222 9S 217 178 196 -2.4 -2.6 +9.9+9.9 .058 -80 11 21 24.6 6 0 3 1644 = Shang Tseang = sigma Leo05 10 01 16 48 55 r 1644 B9 4.0 3- 20 67 69 230 28S 236 190 215 -2.4 -2.6 +9.9+9.9 .058 -100 11 21 24.6 6 0 3 1644 = Shang Tseang = sigma Leo05 10 10 0 24 28 d 2677 F5 6.9 41+ 79 32 212 72S 106 71 110 -4.8 +7.4 +2.6-1.1 .331 -29 18 29 33.3 -29 15 31 2677 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 12 , Sepn 8.0, PA = 005 10 11 23 22 8 M 2998 A0 6.3 63+ 106 -10 43 163 7S 157 174 171 -2.3 +7.1 +1.8+2.4 .285 -142 20 33 13.2 -24 55 3505 10 12 2 29 15 d 3012 A7 6.9 64+ 107 36 217 46S 118 80 133 -2.9 +6.8 +3.9-2.5 .213 -60 20 38 25.6 -24 12 3905 10 12 3 38 25 d X54083 G4 6.5 65+ 107 25 230 83S 80 29 95 -3.0 +6.6 +1.3-0.3 .443 -22 20 40 30.3 -23 45 4605 10 12 3 39 46 d 3018 G8 6.4 65+ 107 25 230 84S 80 28 94 -3.0 +6.6 +1.3-0.3 .447 -21 20 40 32.6 -23 45 1705 10 16 2 21 47 d 109126 G5 7.1 97+ 161 62 131 75N 47 93 69 +3.1 +1.6 +1.6+1.8 .417 -1 0 18 22.3 0 39 205 10 16 7 52 56 d 50cG5 5.8 98+ 163 28 261 45S 110 41 132 +2.4 +0.7 +1.5-2.1 .291 -54 0 25 42.9 1 58 25 50 = 44 Piscium 50 is Double : Mag 5.8 & , Sepn 0.00005 10 20 1 57 32 R 556kB8 5.4 92- 146 21 72 82S 245 321 256 +6.7 -4.5 +0.1+1.3 .532 +178 3 48 42.2 23 26 29 556 is Double : Mag 5.7 & 7.7, Sepn 0.05005 10 20 2 42 28 r 564 B8 6.2 91- 146 30 74 73N 269 349 281 +6.7 -4.6 +0.9+0.7 .434 +152 3 50 5.0 23 43 5505 10 20 2 46 23 r 567hA0 6.8 91- 146 31 74 46N 297 17 308 +6.7 -4.7 +1.9-0.5 .273 +124 3 50 19.5 23 52 7 567 is Double : Mag 6.9 & 8.9, Sepn 0.000, & 10.2, Sepn 3.275, PA 23505 10 20 3 16 31 r 570 A2 7.0 91- 146 38 75 47N 295 18 307 +6.6 -4.7 +2.3-0.5 .265 +125 3 51 13.9 23 58 5305 10 20 7 34 28 R 587 K0 6.2 91- 144 82 308 59S 222 97 233 +5.8 -5.2 +2.2+2.4 .298 -156 3 57 48.0 24 28 5205 10 21 7 49 33 r 76841vK1 7.3 83- 132 82 21 38S 207 5 213 +5.8 -6.1 +1.9+4.1 .215 -134 4 55 56.8 27 12 49 76841 is Double : Mag 7.6 & 10.1, Sepn 0.082, PA = 8205 10 21 10 44 2 r 746aB7 7.0 83- 131 -5 53 289 29S 199 106 204 +5.2 -6.2 +4.0+6.7 .119 -110 5 0 16.1 27 20 11 746 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 8.3, Sepn 20.5, PA = 20505 10 25 5 1 27 r 1274kF0 5.7 48- 87 3 66 42N 332 42 319 +3.4 -6.3 +1.0-2.1 .271 +123 8 31 50.9 24 3 47 1274 = upsilon 1 Cancri 1274 is Double : Mag 6.5 & 6.5, Sepn 0.100, PA = 9005 10 25 9 41 28 r 1290 F8 6.9 46- 86 65 77 72N 303 36 289 +2.6 -6.4 +2.6-1.3 .285 +167 8 39 5.7 23 40 105 10 26 7 49 40 R 1393 G7 6.5 37- 75 29 78 60S 259 337 242 +1.8 -5.7 +0.9+1.3 .341 -153 9 25 4.4 19 45 4805 10 28 9 50 52 r 118593 K2 7.6 20- 53 35 92 86N 298 11 277 -0.9 -3.6 +1.3-0.5 .377 -177 10 58 29.1 9 40 2305 10 29 18 20 1 r 1712cF8 3.6 11- 39 50 30 260 52S 256 188 235 -3.7 -1.2 +1.7-0.2 .262 -129 11 50 58.7 1 44 3 1712 = Zavijava = beta Virginis 1712 is Double : Mag 3.8 & 8.8, Sepn 89.0, PA = 26705 10 30 10 17 10 r X18438 F5 8.8 7- 30 18 99 42N 343 51 321 -2.9 -0.8 +0.2-2.2 .354 +141 12 26 45.2 - 1 55 5 X18438 is Double : Mag 9.5 & 9.8 , Sepn 1.400, PA = 137

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Noviembre 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 11 05 23 53 6 D 2631 B9 6.5 17+ 49 19 228 46N 49 356 51 -4.0 +7.2 +0.5+0.7 .396 +28 18 12 19.1 -28 54 10 2631 = V4045 Sgr, 6.51 to 6.54V, Var Type ACV05 11 05 23 54 4 d 186453 K5 8.3 17+ 49 18 228 75N 79 25 81 -4.0 +7.2 +1.1-0.3 .449 -2 18 12 37.4 -29 1 2805 11 08 0 41 42 d 2965 G2 7.2 38+ 76 33 220 68S 100 58 113 -2.0 +6.9 +2.5-1.0 .328 -40 20 20 5.6 -25 12 4805 11 10 0 59 44 d 164948 F2 7.2 61+ 102 52 203 81N 59 37 79 +0.3 +5.0 +2.0+0.9 .392 -10 22 14 56.3 -15 4 2705 11 10 2 41 5 d 3271 F5 7.2 61+ 103 38 231 87N 65 16 85 +0.0 +4.7 +1.4+0.4 .434 -15 22 17 15.3 -14 37 4505 11 11 3 54 47 d 3404 G0 7.3 72+ 117 38 242 44N 20 323 41 +1.0 +3.2 +0.4+2.0 .398 +30 23 10 43.4 - 7 46 5005 11 12 6 16 48 d 4 G9 6.3 83+ 131 20 262 81N 57 349 79 +1.8 +1.3 +0.6+0.5 .510 -1 24 5 22.4 - 0 28 1005 11 17 2 18 15 R 647yB9 5.4 98- 166 43 73 79N 255 341 264 +5.7 -5.3 +1.1+1.2 .425 +168 4 22 57.5 25 38 44 647 = chi Tauri 647 is Double : Mag 6.3 & 6.3, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90, & 7.6, Sepn 19.400, PA 2405 11 18 2 27 30 r 797jB9 6.3 95- 154 33 69 33N 313 37 317 +5.6 -6.1 +2.8-1.9 .204 +117 5 21 22.5 27 57 55 797 is Double : Mag 6.5 & 8.5, Sepn 0.00005 11 19 9 53 2 r 996vA2 6.8 88- 140 59 292 41S 218 119 215 +3.7 -6.7 +4.8+4.7 .137 -114 6 30 45.2 28 12 35 996 is Double : Mag 7.5 & 7.5, Sepn 0.027, PA = 27505 11 20 10 33 23 r 79402 B8 7.3 81- 128 -11 62 291 17N 348 249 340 +2.9 -6.6 -0.2-4.9 .195 +126 7 28 11.4 27 16 5305 11 21 8 22 0 r 80070 K0 7.5 73- 118 75 68 78N 292 39 280 +2.6 -6.4 +2.9-1.0 .286 +179 8 17 57.9 24 49 1105 11 23 10 42 38 r 1462 K0 7.3 54- 95 -9 85 143 70N 310 346 291 -0.2 -4.8 +2.3-2.0 .300 -179 9 57 53.0 16 25 5505 11 25 6 59 52 r 1645 F8 6.7 36- 74 14 88 69N 314 26 293 -1.8 -2.8 +0.5-0.9 .426 +163 11 21 44.4 6 36 1405 11 25 7 33 10 r 1648 G5 6.9 36- 74 21 91 10N 14 85 352 -1.9 -2.7 +0.2-8.2 .116 +106 11 23 32.9 6 33 1705 11 25 10 8 26 r 1656 K2 7.4 36- 73 56 111 57S 261 323 239 -2.3 -2.5 +3.5+1.5 .211 -129 11 25 28.9 5 42 3005 11 29 10 20 42 r 158588 F5 8.8 5- 27 12 113 37N 336 41 319 -4.7 +3.2 -0.3-1.5 .429 +147 14 29 4.2 -17 6 405 11 29 10 23 24 r 158582 K5 8.4 5- 27 12 114 84S 278 342 261 -4.7 +3.2 +0.6+0.4 .457 -154 14 28 30.5 -17 19 005 11 29 10 32 15 r 158594 K2 8.6 5- 27 -12 14 115 27N 347 50 330 -4.7 +3.2 -0.5-2.1 .367 +137 14 29 36.4 -17 8 23

Occultation Predictions for SantiagoCuba110 in Diciembre 2005E.Long. - 76 22 60.0 Lat. 20 2 0.0 Alt. 30m. T.dia 110mm. dMag 0.0

day Time P Star Sp Mag % Elon Sun Moon CA PA VA WA Libration A B RV Cct R.A. Dec y m d h m s No D ill Alt Alt Az o o o o L B m/o m/o "/sec o h m s o m s05 12 03 23 35 22 d 187463mF0 8.2 7+ 31 10 235 44N 48 347 54 -3.0 +7.0 +0.0+0.6 .479 +24 18 56 19.6 -28 7 31 187463 is Double : Mag 8.6 & 9.4, Sepn 0.903, PA = 12205 12 04 22 45 6 D 2914vG8 4.8 14+ 44 -5 30 221 78S 96 53 107 -1.5 +6.9 +2.1-0.8 .371 -33 19 59 17.6 -26 10 58 2914 = 60 Sagittarii 2914 is Double : Mag 5.8 & 5.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 08 0 31 8 D 3355 F8 6.7 45+ 85 51 222 53N 31 352 52 +2.2 +3.6 +1.0+1.7 .400 +16 22 53 5.0 -10 1 4305 12 09 1 26 41 d 3496 F8 7.3 57+ 98 55 232 47N 24 336 46 +3.0 +2.0 +0.9+2.1 .376 +23 23 44 50.8 - 3 8 3405 12 09 3 30 16 D 3505 G8 5.5 58+ 99 30 255 82S 75 10 97 +2.7 +1.7 +1.1-0.1 .441 -22 23 48 14.9 - 2 43 44 3505 = 20 Piscium 3505 is Double : Mag 5.49 & 10 , Sepn172.7, PA = 28505 12 10 0 58 55 d 69cG4 7.5 68+ 111 71 208 71N 48 21 70 +3.9 +0.4 +1.9+1.6 .380 -3 0 34 12.8 3 21 12 69 is Double : Mag 7.5 & , Sepn 0.00005 12 11 3 19 9 d 209 A0 7.2 78+ 124 58 258 53N 32 323 53 +4.1 -1.5 +1.4+2.1 .359 +20 1 26 17.5 10 26 22 209 is Double : Mag 7.2 & 14.2, Sepn 4.6, PA = 12405 12 11 23 46 29 D 326vM0 5.7 86+ 136 59 93 87S 75 152 93 +5.2 -2.5 +2.0+1.2 .368 -25 2 13 23.4 15 18 36 326 = 19 Arietis 326 is Double : Mag 6.8 & 6.8, Sepn 0.05005 12 13 2 53 48 m 459kK2 6.4 93+ 149 88 301 22S 147 26 162 +4.9 -4.2 +3.4-1.1 .256 +140 3 9 41.5 20 47 11 459 is Double : Mag 7.1 & 8.1, Sepn 0.100, PA = 7705 12 18 10 27 26 R 1206 G8 5.9 93- 149 46 286 47N 317 230 306 +1.8 -6.1 +0.6-2.3 .365 +161 8 1 18.7 25 22 37 1206 = omega Cancri05 12 18 11 10 57 r 1211cA1 6.3 93- 149 -6 37 287 89N 275 192 264 +1.7 -6.0 +1.2-0.9 .387 -157 8 2 6.5 25 4 25 1211 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 11.0, Sepn 45.5, PA = 2305 12 25 14 47 17 D 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 35 41 234 -43S 158 108 138 -6.6 +2.3 +1.2-2.9 .300 -32 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.0605 12 25 15 54 23 R 1925zB1 1.0 33- 70 43 27 245 67S 268 208 248 -6.8 +2.3 +1.6-0.7 .327 -147 13 25 29.8 -11 11 31 1925 = Spica = alpha Virginis 1925 is Double : Mag 1.3 & 4.5, Sepn 0.050, PA = 225, & 7.5, Sepn 0.500, PA 180 From Orbital elements, Sepn = 0.001", PA = 298.77 1925 = alpha Vir, 0.95 +/- 0.10V, Var Type ELL+BCEP, Phase 0.8205 12 26 8 51 44 R 2017 K1 6.3 25- 60 22 116 88S 286 347 268 -5.8 +2.8 +0.9+0.1 .432 -160 14 4 45.5 -15 0 005 12 26 9 1 1 r 158333 G6 7.2 25- 60 24 117 46N 333 33 314 -5.8 +2.9 +0.1-1.5 .407 +154 14 5 31.5 -14 53 705 12 27 8 49 57 r 2129 K0 7.4 17- 48 9 115 89N 285 350 270 -5.9 +4.1 +0.4+0.2 .497 -163 14 55 24.8 -20 2 1605 12 28 10 24 21 R 2269xB5 5.4 9- 35 15 124 68N 298 357 287 -5.6 +5.4 +0.5-0.2 .499 -179 15 54 13.9 -24 33 4 2269 is Double : Mag 6.2 & 6.2, Sepn 0.100, PA = 90

RIAA:Red Informática de Aficionados a la Astronomía

Creada según acuerdo tomado en los Encuentros de Aficionados a la Astronomía"Raymundo Hernández in Memoriam".

----------------------------------------Otras publicaciones de los aficionados:

Astronomía Total: Colección de tres CD-R con materiales astronómicos,organizados por temas. Incluye multitud de softwares y el catálogo Tycho 2.Boletín impreso del grupo Meridiano 80, de la ciudad de Santa Clara:Publicación que lleva varios años ininterrumpidamente viendo la luz.Boletín electrónico RIAA: han visto la luz tres números, no estápublicándose por problemas con el correo electrónico.

Este anuario ha sido creado para su utilización general, por lo que se autoriza sutotal distribución y duplicación gratuitas.Todos los datos han sido obtenidos mediante programas de generación de efeméridesastronómicas, excepto en los casos que se señala. Para obtener más datos, o cálculos deestos para una ubicación determinada, dirigirse al editor.

Edición: Carlos Heredero ([email protected])Ciudad de la HabanaEnero 2005RIAA

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