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From: Eugene Trunkovsky <tem@sai.msu.su>
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To: "Dunham, David W" <DunhamDW@space2.spacenet.jhuapl.edu>
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        Andrea Richichi <richichi@arcetri.inaf.it>
Subject: Re: First report of Aldebaran timing
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Dear colleagues, 

This is only a brief information, that we have recorded occultation curves
of Aldebaran on March 14 in 3 spectral bands simultaneously (B, V, R) in
Moscow at 70-cm reflector.  Unfortunately, the weather before occultation
was cloudy, and strong fluctuations of the flux are seen in the
occultation curves probably connected with variable atmospheric
transparency because of the clouds, and also with scintillation. Thus the
quality of the data is not quite high. However a timing was carried out,
and after some slight analysis I will tell you the time of the event in
Moscow.

            My best regards             
                                  Eugene Trunkovsky