07211+6740 JNN 55 BC

 
 
07h 21m 08.90s +67° 39' 59.3" P.A. 26.00 sep 0.1 mag 13.50,15.80 Sp M3V+M5
 
 
Coord 2000 07211+6740 Discov num JNN  55 Comp BC Coord arcsec 2000 07 21 08.90 +67 39 59.3
Date first 2008 Date last 2018 Obs 5
Pa first 59 Pa last 25.7 P.A. Now (θ) 25.7°
Sep first 0.2 Sep last 0.116 Sep. Now (ρ) 0.116"
Mag pri 13.50 Mag sec 15.80 delta mag (ΔM) 2.3 Spectral class M3V+M5 (red/red)
Pri motion ra -067 Sec motion ra
Pri motion dec +076 Sec motion dec
Notes N O (See Notes, Orbital solution)
This double is physical.
 
 
07211+6740 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
 
 
Show name SAO coord wds_name last obs pa sep mag1 mag2 d_mag orb current
Show 14155 07 21 07 +67 39 43 RED 22 AB 2016 10 38 20.7 8.40 13.45 5.05
Show 07 21 09 +67 39 59 JNN 55 BC 2018 5 26 0.1 13.50 15.80 2.30 Y <===
Triple system
3 estimated visually detectable stars in this system
 
 
OTHER CATALOGS AND DESIGNATIONS
 
 
Constellation Camelopardalis Gaia DR2 1108183132386895872
 
 
ORBITAL ELEMENTS
 
 
Period (P)13.97y± 1.23 Periastron (T)2013.53y± 0.9 Semi-major axis (a)0.178a± 0.04
Eccentricity (e)0.78 Inclination (i)67.9°± 7.8 Longitude of periastron (ω)106.7°± 7.4
Node (Ω)94.5°± 6.5 Notes ReferenceTok2019e
Equinox2000 Last observation2018 Grade4(1=Definitive, 9=Indet.)
label theta rho
2000 281.9 0.069
2001 310.0 0.090
2002 332.9 0.093
2003 354.1 0.098
2004 12.1 0.109
2005 26.5 0.123
2006 37.9 0.138
2007 47.0 0.152
2008 54.6 0.165
2009 61.4 0.173
2010 67.7 0.175
2011 74.2 0.168
2012 82.0 0.144
2013 97.0 0.080
2014 283.1 0.070
2015 310.7 0.090
2016 333.5 0.093
2017 354.7 0.099
2018 12.6 0.109
2019 26.9 0.123
2020 38.2 0.138
2021 47.2 0.153
2022 54.9 0.165
2023 61.6 0.173
2024 67.9 0.175
2025 74.4 0.167
2026 82.3 0.143
2027 97.9 0.077
2028 284.2 0.072
2029 311.4 0.090
2030 334.2 0.093


 
grafico orbita
Note: Theta is PA, Rho is Sep. For yearly orbits, data refer to Jan 1st.



 
 


wds07211%2B6740a.png orbit plot
Measures: green=micrometric, blue=interferometric, purple=photographic
 
 
 
WDS 07211+6740 JNN 55 BC : NOTES
 
 
discov_num notes refcode
RED 22 M3 star is ~21" from K0 dwarf HD 56168 = HIP 35628 = 2MASS
J07210672+6739425. The Hipparcos distance for the M dwarf 27pc, the
very different proper motions suggest the stars appear unrelated. Red2007a
JNN 55 BC: In addition to the close binarity discovered in the AstraLux data,
there is a star at 21" separation (HIP 35628), but due to its very
different proper motion, it is likely physically unrelated to the Red2007a
2MASS J07210894+6739590 system (Reid et al. 2007). Jnn2012
 
 
REFERENCES
 
 
refcode metd author reference
Jnn2012 Cl j Janson, M., Hormuth, F., Bergfors, C., Brandner, W., Hippler, S., Daemgen, S., 2012ApJ...754...44J
Jnn2012 +E2 Kudryavtseva, N., Schmalzl, E., Schnupp, C., & Henning, T.
Jnn2012 ApJ 754, 44, 2012 (some recalibrated measures published in Jnn2014b) 2014ApJS..214...17J
Red2007a E2 - Reid, I.N., Cruz, K.L., & Allen, P. 2007AJ....133.2825R
Red2007a AJ 133, 2825, 2007
Red2007a (coarse separations replaced with measures extracted from the 2MASS Catalog)
Tok2019e St j Tokovinin, A., Everett, M.E., Horch, E.P., Torres, G. & Latham, D.W. 2019AJ....158..167T
Tok2019e +orb AJ 158, 167, 2019
 
 
WDS HISTORIC DATA
 
 
coord_2000 discov_num comp epoch obs pa sep mag_pri mag_sec spectr notes coord_arcsec_2000
07211+6740 JNN 55 BC 2009 2 66 0.2 13.50 15.80 M3 M5 072108.90+673959.3
07211+6740 JNN 55 BC 2011 3 80 0.1 13.50 15.80 M3V+M5 NV 072108.90+673959.3
07211+6740 JNN 55 BC 2018 5 26 0.1 13.50 15.80 M3V+M5 NOVU 072108.90+673959.3

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WDS 07211+6740 JNN 55 BC : VISUAL OBSERVATIONS REPORTS
 
 
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WDS 07211+6740 JNN 55 BC : MEASURES
 
 
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WDS 07211+6740 : VIRTUAL EYEPIECE
 
 

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