[Aavso-photometry] Extrasolar planets for observers in Eastern North America

[Stupendous Man]

  Tonny's nice work has stimulated me to try my hand at extra-solar
planetary transits, too.  I made up a schedule showing the transits
by planets orbiting TrES-1 and HD 209458 during the month of September,
2004.  You can find it at

   http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/phys445/targets/planet_transit.dat

There are charts for the two fields in the directory

   http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/phys445/targets

with names like "tres-1.gif", etc.

  Oh, heck.  I'll append the schedule to this message, too.  

                                     Michael

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                 TrES-1:  RA 19:04:09.8    Dec +36:37:57
                                                                airmass
  JD start       JD end         Local date start     end        st  end
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 2453253.40743 2453253.52743   Sat Sep  4  4:20 PM   7:12 PM
 2453256.43749 2453256.55749   Tue Sep  7  6:29 PM   9:22 PM
 2453259.46756 2453259.58756   Fri Sep 10  7:13 PM  10:06 PM        
 2453262.49762 2453262.61762   Mon Sep 13  7:56 PM  10:49 PM    1.0  1.1
 2453265.52769 2453265.64769   Thu Sep 16  8:39 PM  11:32 PM    1.0  1.2
 2453268.55775 2453268.67776   Sun Sep 19  9:23 PM  12:15 AM    1.0  1.4
 2453271.58782 2453271.70782   Wed Sep 22 10:06 PM  12:59 AM    1.1  1.7
 2453274.61788 2453274.73788   Sat Sep 25 10:49 PM  01:42 AM    1.2  2.3


 
              HD 209458:  RA 22:03:10.7    Dec +18:53:04
                                                                airmass
  JD start       JD end         Local date start     end        st  end
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 2453256.58265 2453256.71565   Tue Sep  7  7:59 PM  01:10 AM    1.2  1.1
 2453263.63216 2453263.76516   Tue Sep 14 11:10 PM  02:21 AM    1.1  1.4
 2453270.68167 2453270.81467   Wed Sep 22 12:21 AM  03:33 AM    1.1  2.0