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Jonathan Bradshaw observed this occultation with severe cloud interference. He was only able to detect the reappearance with the disappearance occuring while the field was obscured. To the south, John Broughton operated two stations with both reporting misses.
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Observers:
1(M) J Broughton,Reedy Creek, QLD, AU
2(M) J Broughton,Newrybar, NSW, AU
3 J Bradshaw,Samford Valley, Qld, Australia
4(P) Prediction
Discussion:
The proximity of John Broughton's negative observations strongly constrains Johnathan's observation to the southern side of the path but little else can be determined. Below is Johnathan's lightcurve.
Observational Data:
Observation details for MP ( 334 ) Chicago
By Star UCAC4 406-141283
On 2015-12-07 at 11:48:17.0
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Observer John Broughton
Location Reedy Creek, QLD, AU
Longitude +153:23
Latitude -28:06
Altitude 66 m
Datum WGS84
Telescope SCT including Cass and Mak
Aperture 25 cm
Seeing Steady Clear
Camera Type Watec 120N+ PAL/CCIR
Camera Delay
Timing GPS - other linking Video with frame analysis
Missed
Comments:
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Observer John Broughton
Location Newrybar, NSW, AU
Longitude +153:31
Latitude -28:43
Altitude 22 m
Datum WGS84
Telescope Newtonian
Aperture 32 cm
Seeing Steady Clear
Camera Type Watec 120N+ PAL/CCIR
Camera Delay
Timing GPS - time inserted Video with frame analysis
Missed
Comments:
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Observer Jonathan Bradshaw
Location Samford Valley, Qld, Australia
Longitude +152:50
Latitude -27:22
Altitude 80 m
Datum WGS84
Telescope SCT including Cass and Mak
Aperture 36 cm
Seeing Slight flickering Broken cloud
Camera Type Watec 910BD NTSC/EIA
Camera Delay
Timing GPS - time inserted Video with frame analysis
Disappearance 11:48:11.45 (Removed in analaysis)
Reappearance 11:48:18.65
Comments: The R a little more certain All in all a marginal result in difficult conditions