AAVSO Bulletin 81 for 2018 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2018 Bulletin
binocular observing
AAVSO Bulletin 80 for 2017 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2017 Bulletin
February 2017
Dear Observers,
AAVSO Bulletin 79 for 2016 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2016 Bulletin
February 2016
Dear Observers,
AAVSO Bulletin 78 for 2015 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2015 Bulletin
February 2015
Dear Observers,
AAVSO Bulletin 77 for 2014
Predicted Dates of Maxima and Minima of 381 Long Period Variables for 2014
AAVSO Bulletin 77 for 2014 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2014 Bulletin
February 2014
Dear Observers,
Program stars in need of observation
The AAVSO maintains several lists of stars for which observations are strongly encouraged. These are primarily stars for which the AAVSO already has well-covered light curves spanning several decades or longer, and for which we deem there is value in continuing observations indefinitely.
Binocular Sequence and Charts Now Available for Nova Del 2013
Due to the very bright eruption of Nova Del 2013, we have created a binocular sequence specifically for this nova that can be plotted using the Binocular Chart option on the chart plotter (VSP).
For best results specify a field of view of 900 arc minutes (15 degrees) and a limiting magnitude of 7 and click on the Binocular Chart option. This will produce an uncluttered chart with a sequence from 6.9 - 3.5V for use with binoculars. Or you may simply download the chart attached to this page.
AAVSO Bulletin 76 for 2013 - Letter to Observers
Letter to Users of 2013 Bulletin
February 2013
Dear Observers,