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Target ~Exp GMT Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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NGC 246 62 02 Aug - 05 Aug 1996 PlanNeb go0592
NGC 246 17 09 Aug - 10 Aug 1996 PlanNeb go0593
Moon 1 20 Dec - 20 Dec 1996 Moon go0594
Moon 1 21 Dec - 21 Dec 1996 Moon go0595
Moon 1 22 Dec - 22 Dec 1996 Moon go0596
Moon 1 23 Dec - 23 Dec 1996 Moon go0597
Moon 1 26 Dec - 26 Dec 1996 Moon go0598
Moon 1 27 Dec - 27 Dec 1996 Moon go0599
Moon 1 28 Dec - 28 Dec 1996 Moon go0600
Moon 1 29 Dec - 29 Dec 1996 Moon go0601
GJ 205 226 03 Jan - 11 Jan 1997 M1.5V go0602
GJ 205 256 13 Jan - 23 Jan 1997 M1.5V go0603
HD 12230 194 23 Jan - 29 Jan 1997 F0Vn go0604
Alexis 5 4 28 Jan - 28 Jan 1997 NOID go0605
V471 Tau 119 30 Jan - 03 Feb 1997 K0 go0606
gamma Tau 128 07 Feb - 11 Feb 1997 K0IIIa go0607
2EUVE J0512-00.6 195 12 Feb - 19 Feb 1997 WD:DA go0608
GD 71 121 18 Dec - 22 Dec 1996 WD:DA go0609
GD 71 43 19 Feb - 21 Feb 1997 WD:DA go0610
GJ 205 21 23 Feb - 24 Feb 1997 M1.5V go0611
alpha Cen 115 10 Mar - 14 Mar 1997 G+... go0612 *
HZ 43 33 25 Jun - 26 Jun 1997 WD:DA go0613 *
VY Ari 27 11 Sep - 12 Sep 1996 K0 go0614 +
EF Eri 28 13 Sep - 14 Sep 1996 CV:AM go0615 +
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Notes:
"*" indicates calibration observation
"+" indicates scanning telescope imaging observation
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Sep 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the assigned data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the EUVE Science Archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to their data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation; note that, per the new ESAB policy, RAP targets observed as of 15 Mar 1997 do *not* have associated proprietary periods. See the UCB/CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp GMT Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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EUVE J2206+63.7 25 08 Dec - 09 Dec 1996 NOID go0582
2EUVE J0908+32.6 25 09 Dec - 10 Dec 1996 NOID go0583
NGC 4051 80 11 Dec - 14 Dec 1996 AGN:Sy1 go0584
PC 0025+0447 17 22 Dec - 23 Dec 1996 M go0585
PC 0025+0447 63 25 Dec - 27 Dec 1996 M go0586
ACO 1795 106 03 Feb - 07 Feb 1997 ClGal go0587
HU Aqr 144 23 Oct - 28 Oct 1996 CV go0588
NGC 246 100 28 Oct - 31 Oct 1996 PlanNeb go0589
QQ Vul 144 11 Aug - 16 Aug 1996 XRB go0590 **
QQ Vul 144 16 Aug - 21 Aug 1996 XRB go0591 **
** --> Scanner observation
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The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Aug 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the EUVE Science Archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to their data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the UCB/CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp GMT Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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2EUVE J0858-00.2 25 07 Dec - 08 Dec 1996 NOID go0577
2EUVE J1100+34.4 28 10 Dec - 11 Dec 1996 NOID go0578
AR UMa 117 14 Dec - 18 Dec 1996 CV:AM go0579
alpha Col 186 27 Dec - 03 Jan 1997 B7IVe go0580
V815 Her 93 15 Jun - 19 Jun 1996 G5 go0581
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The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Jul 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the EUVE Science Archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to their data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the UCB/CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp GMT Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 JUL 1997:
HZ 43 6 10 Mar - 10 Mar 1993 WD:DA go0566 *
PSR J0108-1431 40 19 Dec - 21 Dec 1994 Pulsar go0567
Moon 2 02 Feb - 02 Feb 1996 Moon go0568
EUVE J1629+780 105 04 Nov - 08 Nov 1996 WD:DA go0569
RE J0457-280 84 08 Nov - 11 Nov 1996 WD:DA go0570
RE J0457-280 84 11 Nov - 14 Nov 1996 WD:DA go0571
Diffuse 100 14 Nov - 17 Nov 1996 Bkgd go0572
V471 Tau 101 18 Nov - 21 Nov 1996 WD:DA go0573
gamma Tau 58 21 Nov - 23 Nov 1996 K0III go0574
Sirius B 150 27 Nov - 02 Dec 1996 WD:DA go0575
Sirius B 150 02 Dec - 07 Dec 1996 WD:DA go0576
* = calibration target
================================================================
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Jun 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the UCB-CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Cycle 4 Targets
EQ Peg 86 02 Oct - 05 Oct 1996 M4V go0562
gamma Tau 124 05 Oct - 09 Oct 1996 K0IIIab go0563
Cycle 3 Targets
17 Lep 99 04 Feb - 07 Feb 1995 Ap go0564
AD Leo 95 03 May - 06 May 1996 M4.5Ve go0565
================================================================
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 May 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the UCB-CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
Cycle 4 Targets
LB 9802 178 22 Aug - 28 Aug 1996 BlueStar go0541
LB 9802 56 19 Sep - 21 Sep 1996 BlueStar go0542
LB 9802 118 24 Sep - 29 Sep 1996 BlueStar go0543
Comet Hale-Bopp 152 14 Sep - 19 Sep 1996 SolSys go0544
Jupiter 82 21 Sep - 24 Sep 1996 SolSys go0545
QS Tel 23 29 Sep - 29 Sep 1996 CV:AM go0546
BRI 0021-0214 176 17 Jul - 23 Jul 1996 Star go0547
BRI 0021-0214 2 27 Jul - 27 Jul 1996 Star go0548
BRI 0021-0214 67 29 Sep - 02 Oct 1996 Star go0549
Cycle 3 Targets
Algol 49 01 Feb - 02 Feb 1996 B8V go0550
Algol 133 02 Feb - 07 Feb 1996 B8V go0551
BH CVn 129 12 Feb - 17 Feb 1996 F2IV go0552
BH CVn 129 17 Feb - 21 Feb 1996 F2IV go0553
44 Boo 7 24 Feb - 25 Feb 1996 G0V go0554
44 Boo 100 26 Feb - 01 Mar 1996 G0V go0555
44 Boo 46 01 Mar - 03 Mar 1996 G0V go0556
PG 1234+482 62 07 Mar - 10 Mar 1996 DA go0557
PG 1234+482 123 12 Mar - 16 Mar 1996 DA go0558
Comet Hyakutake 90 21 Mar - 25 Mar 1996 SolSys go0559
Comet d'Arrest 50 04 Sep - 05 Sep 1995 SolSys go0560
Comet Bradfield 46 06 Nov - 07 Nov 1995 SolSys go0561
================================================================
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Apr 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the UCB-CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 APR 1997:
Cycle 4 Targets
Jupiter 85 28 Aug - 31 Aug 1996 SolSys go0530
QS Tel 28 31 Aug - 01 Sep 1996 CV:AM go0531
V711 Tau 136 01 Sep - 06 Sep 1996 G9V go0532
V711 Tau 136 06 Sep - 11 Sep 1996 G9V go0533
HU Aqr 88 11 Sep - 14 Sep 1996 CV:AM go0534
Cycle 3 Targets
EI Eri 21 25 Nov - 26 Nov 1995 G5IV go0535
V837 Tau 70 06 Dec - 08 Dec 1995 G2V go0536
EK Dra 100 06 Dec - 10 Dec 1995 F8 go0537
RE 1149+28 1 13 Dec - 13 Dec 1995 CV:AM go0538
2EUVE J0723-27.7 7 07 Feb - 07 Feb 1996 NOID go0539
2EUVE J0723-27.7 91 09 Feb - 12 Feb 1996 NOID go0540
================================================================
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Mar 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation. See the CEA WWW site (address below) for a complete list of publicly available EUVE data products.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 MAR 1997:
*** Cycle 4 Targets ***
HU Aqr 144 29 May - 03 Jun 1996 CV:AM go0519
HU Aqr 83 27 Jul - 30 Jul 1996 CV:AM go0520
AG Dra 99 23 Jul - 27 Jul 1996 K0 go0521
Diffuse 99 30 Jul - 02 Aug 1996 Bkgd go0522
RE J1938-461 19 10 Aug - 11 Aug 1996 CV:AM go0523
UV Cet 144 11 Aug - 16 Aug 1996 M5.5e go0524
UV Cet 144 16 Aug - 21 Aug 1996 M5.5e go0525
*** Cycle 3 Targets ***
EUVE J0311-318 4 21 Jan - 21 Jan 1996 NOID go0526
theta 1 Tau 100 21 Jan - 25 Jan 1996 G7III go0527
theta 1 Tau 49 25 Jan - 27 Jan 1996 G7III go0528
theta 1 Tau 29 30 Jan - 01 Feb 1996 G7III go0529
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The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Feb 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
***** Cycle 4 Targets *****
EUVE J1925-565 90 15 Jun - 19 Jun 1996 XRS go0485
EUVE J1925-565 44 25 Jun - 26 Jun 1996 XRS go0486
Jupiter 155 19 Jun - 24 Jun 1996 SolSys go0487
NGC 5548 156 26 Jun - 02 Jul 1996 AGN:Sy1 go0488
NGC 5548 156 02 Jul - 07 Jul 1996 AGN:Sy1 go0489
Ton S180 130 08 Jul - 12 Jul 1996 AGN:Sy1 go0490
Ton S180 130 12 Jul - 17 Jul 1996 AGN:Sy1 go0491
***** Cycle 3 Targets *****
Capella 51 30 Nov - 02 Dec 1995 G5IIIe go0492
Capella 51 02 Dec - 04 Dec 1995 G5IIIe go0493
RE J1016-052 61 04 Dec - 06 Dec 1995 WD:DA go0494
EK Dra 94 10 Dec - 13 Dec 1995 F8 go0495
Moon 2 13 Dec - 13 Dec 1995 SolSys go0496
MRK 142 9 13 Dec - 13 Dec 1995 AGN:Sy1 go0497
EUVE J0503+231 1 13 Dec - 13 Dec 1995 NOID go0498
beta CMa 64 26 Nov - 28 Nov 1995 B1II/III go0499
beta CMa 44 13 Dec - 15 Dec 1995 B1II/III go0500
beta CMa 55 29 Dec - 31 Dec 1995 B1II/III go0501
NGC 1851 37 15 Dec - 16 Dec 1995 GlobClus go0502
EUVE J0720-317 100 16 Dec - 20 Dec 1995 WD:DA go0503
EUVE J0720-317 5 20 Dec - 20 Dec 1995 WD:DA go0504
zeta Pup 100 20 Dec - 24 Dec 1995 O5Ia go0505
zeta Pup 41 24 Dec - 25 Dec 1995 O5Ia go0506
Coma Cluster 84 25 Dec - 28 Dec 1995 ClusGal go0507
EUVE J1034+073 20 28 Dec - 29 Dec 1995 NOID go0508
GJ 354.1 100 31 Dec - 03 Jan 1996 K0 go5009
GJ 354.1 100 03 Jan - 07 Jan 1996 K0 go0510
GJ 354.1 100 07 Jan - 10 Jan 1996 K0 go0511
GJ 354.1 14 10 Jan - 11 Jan 1996 K0 go0512
Moon 2 11 Jan - 11 Jan 1996 SolSys go0513
NGC 5457 56 11 Jan - 13 Jan 1996 Gal go0514
RE J0751+144 100 13 Jan - 16 Jan 1996 CV:DQ go0515
RE J0751+144 85 16 Jan - 19 Jan 1996 CV:DQ go0516
ALEXIS Transient 31 19 Jan - 21 Jan 1996 NOID go0517
IRAS 13349+2438 12 21 Jan - 21 Jan 1996 AGN:QSO go0518
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Jan 1997. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 JAN 1997:
V1159 Ori 43 07 Feb - 09 Feb 1996 DwNova go0445 *
V1159 Ori 46 23 Feb - 24 Feb 1996 DwNova go0446 *
V1159 Ori 25 25 Feb - 25 Feb 1996 DwNova go0447 *
V1159 Ori 25 25 Feb - 26 Feb 1996 DwNova go0448 *
V1159 Ori 35 10 Mar - 11 Mar 1996 DwNova go0449 *
V1159 Ori 35 11 Mar - 12 Mar 1996 DwNova go0450 *
Capella 133 03 Mar - 07 Mar 1996 G5e go0451 *
LHS 2065 95 16 Mar - 20 Mar 1996 M go0452 *
PSR J1024-0719 40 20 Mar - 21 Mar 1996 Pulsar go0453 *
PSR J1024-0719 56 25 Mar - 27 Mar 1996 Pulsar go0454 *
EUVE J1746-706 100 27 Mar - 30 Mar 1996 WD:DA go0455 *
EUVE J1746-706 100 30 Mar - 03 Apr 1996 WD:DA go0456 *
EUVE J1746-706 63 03 Apr - 05 Apr 1996 WD:DA go0457 *
EUVE J0729-388 130 05 Apr - 10 Apr 1996 B5Vp go0458 *
EUVE J0729-388 130 10 Apr - 14 Apr 1996 B5Vp go0459 *
ALEXIS Transient 4 11 Apr - 11 Apr 1996 NOID go0460 *
Jupiter 77 14 Apr - 17 Apr 1996 SolSys go0461 *
MRK 421 182 17 Apr - 23 Apr 1996 BLLac go0462 *
MRK 421 182 23 Apr - 30 Apr 1996 BLLac go0463 *
V824 Ara 71 30 Apr - 03 May 1996 K1Vp go0464 *
NGC 4051 5 06 May - 06 May 1996 AGN:Sy go0465 *
VW Hyi 223 07 May - 14 May 1996 DwNova go0466 *
MRK 421 5 10 May - 11 May 1996 BLLac go0467 *
PKS 2155-304 147 15 May - 20 May 1996 BLLac go0468 *
NGC 4051 124 20 May - 24 May 1996 AGN:Sy go0469 *
NGC 4051 124 24 May - 29 May 1996 AGN:Sy go0470 *
RE J0317-853 62 03 Jun - 05 Jun 1996 NOID go0471 *
LHS 2924 110 07 Jun - 11 Jun 1996 NULL go0472 *
Coma Cluster 36 11 Jun - 12 Jun 1996 GalClust go0473 *
AU Mic 86 12 Jun - 15 Jun 1996 M0Ve go0474 *
II Peg 100 23 Oct - 26 Oct 1995 K0V go0475
II Peg 96 26 Oct - 30 Oct 1995 K0V go0476
UX Ari 84 07 Nov - 10 Nov 1995 G5IV go0477
IRAS Cloud 100 11 Nov - 14 Nov 1995 Bkgd go0478
IRAS Cloud 100 14 Nov - 18 Nov 1995 Bkgd go0479
IRAS Cloud 36 18 Nov - 19 Nov 1995 Bkgd go0480
UX Ari 92 19 Nov - 22 Nov 1995 G5IV go0481
UX Ari 74 22 Nov - 25 Nov 1995 G5IV go0482
1ES 0921+52.5 21 25 Nov - 26 Nov 1995 AGN go0483
EUVE J0003+243 4 26 Nov - 26 Nov 1995 NOID go0484
Note: "*" indicates Cycle 4 targets (see 2.2 above)
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Dec 1996. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 DEC 1996:
ER Vul 94 02 Aug - 05 Aug 1995 G0V+... go0432
ER Vul 100 29 Jul - 02 Aug 1995 G0V+... go0433
EUVE J0540-015 94 01 Nov - 05 Nov 1995 NOID go0434
EUVE J0256+080 2 05 Nov - 05 Nov 1995 NOID go0435
EUVE J0738+098 24 05 Nov - 06 Nov 1995 NOID go0436
Mrk 141 9 07 Nov - 07 Nov 1995 AGN:Sy1 go0437
Diffuse Bkgd 94 19 Oct - 23 Oct 1995 Bkgd go0438
HR 1817 100 23 Oct - 26 Oct 1995 F7V: go0439
HR 1817 96 26 Oct - 30 Oct 1995 F7V: go0440
BL Hyi 34 30 Oct - 31 Oct 1995 CV:AM go0441
EUVE J0139+099 2 31 Oct - 31 Oct 1995 NOID go0442
EUVE J0143+103 2 31 Oct - 31 Oct 1995 NOID go0443
EUVE J0205+093 2 31 Oct - 31 Oct 1995 NOID go0444
================================================================
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Nov 1996. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 NOV 1996:
CC Eri 100 13 Sep - 16 Sep 1995 M0Vp go0416
CC Eri 61 16 Sep - 18 Sep 1995 M0Vp go0417
ER Vul 100 20 Sep - 23 Sep 1995 G0V go0418
ER Vul 100 23 Sep - 27 Sep 1995 G0V go0419
ER Vul 5 27 Sep - 27 Sep 1995 G0V go0420
PW And 100 27 Sep - 30 Sep 1995 G5 go0421
PW And 100 30 Sep - 04 Oct 1995 G5 go0422
PW And 30 04 Oct - 05 Oct 1995 G5 go0423
Moon 2 05 Oct - 05 Oct 1995 SolSys go0424
kappa Cet 100 06 Oct - 09 Oct 1995 G5V go0425
kappa Cet 95 09 Oct - 13 Oct 1995 G5V go0426
EUVE J2112+501 100 13 Oct - 16 Oct 1995 WD:DAw go0427
EUVE J2112+501 17 16 Oct - 17 Oct 1995 WD:DAw go0428
EUVE J2112+501 21 18 Oct - 19 Oct 1995 WD:DAw go0429
EUVE J0922+710 8 19 Oct - 19 Oct 1995 NOID go0430
CGCG0212.0-0100 20 05 Oct - 06 Oct 1995 AGN go0431
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Oct 1996. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
===============================================================
GO DATA SETS AVAILABLE 1 OCT 1996:
HR 120 100 09 Aug - 13 Aug 1995 F2V go0395
HR 120 100 13 Aug - 16 Aug 1995 F2V go0396
HR 120 7 16 Aug - 16 Aug 1995 F2V go0397
VW Hyi 180 16 Aug - 23 Aug 1995 DwNova go0398
EUVE J0134-161 100 23 Aug - 26 Aug 1995 WD:DA go0399
EUVE J0134-161 100 26 Aug - 30 Aug 1995 WD:DA go0400
EUVE J0134-161 39 30 Aug - 31 Aug 1995 WD:DA go0401
epsilon Eri 92 31 Aug - 04 Sep 1995 K2V go0402
epsilon Eri 100 05 Sep - 09 Sep 1995 K2V go0404
epsilon Eri 104 09 Sep - 13 Sep 1995 K2V go0405
Moon 2 12 Sep - 12 Sep 1995 SolSys go0406
The following earlier datasets are also public as of 1 Oct 1996. Unfortunately, due to various problems the release of these data sets has been delayed until now and we apologize for any inconvenience.
AT Mic 41 03 Jul - 05 Jul 1992 M4Ve go0407 * Moon 3 24 Dec - 25 Dec 1993 SolSys go0408 * EX Hya 21 26 Jan - 27 Jan 1994 CV go0409 beta Cen 24 27 Mar - 28 Mar 1994 B go0410 beta Cen 20 30 Mar - 31 Mar 1994 B go0411 EUVE J1847+019 40 13 Apr - 14 Apr 1994 WD:DA go0412 Jupiter 68 29 Apr - 02 May 1994 SolSys go0413 VW Hyi 61 01 Jun - 04 Jun 1994 DwNova go0414 Cyg 1992 17 20 Nov - 20 Nov 1994 DwNova go0415 Note: "*" --> calibration targets
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Sep 1996. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped via postal mail on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM.
The data rights policies for observations state that Principal Investigators (PIs) have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next, and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO Data Sets Available 1 Sep 1996:
GR Burster 8 01 Jul - 01 Jul 1995 GRB go0373
Mrk 421 566 07 May - 13 May 1995 BLLac go0374
HZ 43 3 27 May - 27 May 1995 WD:DAw go0375 *
Moon 4 09 Jun - 09 Jun 1995 SolSys go0376
LoTr 5 60 07 Jun - 09 Jun 1995 PlanNeb go0377
LoTr 5 100 10 Jun - 13 Jun 1995 PlanNeb go0378
LoTr 5 78 13 Jun - 16 Jun 1995 PlanNeb go0379
LoTr 5 100 16 Jun - 20 Jun 1995 PlanNeb go0380
LoTr 5 39 20 Jun - 21 Jun 1995 PlanNeb go0381
VW Hyi 100 08 Jul - 11 Jul 1995 DwNova go0382
VW Hyi 100 11 Jul - 15 Jul 1995 DwNova go0383
VW Hyi 96 15 Jul - 18 Jul 1995 DwNova go0384
TON S 180 100 18 Jul - 22 Jul 1995 QSO go0385
EUVE J2324+458 3 18 Jul - 18 Jul 1995 NOID go0386
TON S 180 53 22 Jul - 24 Jul 1995 QSO go0387
RE 2156-543 100 24 Jul - 27 Jul 1995 WD:DA go0388
RE 2156-543 55 27 Jul - 29 Jul 1995 WD:DA go0389
RE 2324-544 100 29 Jul - 02 Aug 1995 WD:DA go0390
RE 2324-544 94 02 Aug - 05 Aug 1995 WD:DA go0391
II Peg 101 05 Aug - 09 Aug 1995 RSCVn go0392
Moon 1 07 Aug - 07 Aug 1995 SolSys go0393
Feige 24 28 31 Oct - 01 Nov 1995 WD:DA go0394 *
Note: "*" indicates calibration target
The table below lists the GO/RAP observations that become public on 1 Aug 1996. For each observation is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start/end dates, the target's spectral type, and the data identification code (GO and RAP data are marked accordingly). All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape or (if requested) on CD-ROM via postal mail.
The data rights policies for observations state that PIs have proprietary rights to the data for a given period of time from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the proprietary period begins after the PI is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO Data Sets Available 1 Aug 1996:
EUVE J1201-365 1 30 Jun - 30 Jun 1995 NOID go0353
EUVE J1533+337 2 30 Jun - 30 Jun 1995 NOID go0354
EUVE J1706-763 8 30 Jun - 01 Jul 1995 NOID go0355
EUVE J1708-111 1 30 Jun - 30 Jun 1995 NOID go0356
EUVE J1856-216 1 05 Jul - 05 Jul 1995 NOID go0357
EUVE J2114+503 2 05 Jul - 05 Jul 1995 NOID go0358
EUVE J2115-586 2 05 Jul - 05 Jul 1995 NOID go0359
EUVE J2301-392 1 05 Jul - 05 Jul 1995 NOID go0360
EUVE J2311+006 41 23 Jun - 24 Jun 1995 NOID go0361
EUVE J1325-115 42 21 Jun - 22 Jun 1995 NOID go0362
Her X-1 100 24 Jun - 28 Jun 1995 Pulsar go0363
Her X-1 13 28 Jun - 28 Jun 1995 Pulsar go0364
HR 120 74 05 Jul - 08 Jul 1995 F2V go0365
Jupiter 74 04 Jun - 06 Jun 1995 SolSys go0366
Moon 3 16 Jun - 16 Jun 1995 SolSys go0367
Moon 1 15 Jul - 15 Jul 1995 SolSys go0368
Mrk 478 91 02 Jul - 05 Jul 1995 AGN:Sy1 go0369
ALEXIS Transient 26 19 Mar - 20 Mar 1995 NOID go0370
ALEXIS Transient 28 06 May - 07 May 1995 NOID go0371
PG 1444+407 12 01 Jul - 01 Jul 1995 Star go0372
GR Burster 8 01 Jul - 01 Jul 1995 GRB go0373
RAP Data Sets Available 1 Aug 1996:
*** NO NEW RAP DATA SETS WILL BE AVAILABLE ***
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Jul 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end dates for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataIDs of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Dates SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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GO Data Sets Available 1 Jul 1996:
Moon 2 27 Mar - 27 Mar 1994 SolSys go0320
Moon 2 16 Sep - 16 Sep 1994 SolSys go0321
Moon 1 23 Sep - 23 Sep 1994 SolSys go0322
Moon 1 13 Oct - 13 Oct 1994 SolSys go0323
Moon 2 11 Feb - 11 Feb 1995 SolSys go0324
Moon 1 17 May - 17 May 1995 SolSys go0325
Feige 24 38 22 Jan - 24 Jan 1995 WD:DA go0326
EUVE J1147+025 35 26 May - 27 May 1995 NOID go0327
EUVE J1636-285 44 28 May - 30 May 1995 NOID go0328
31 Com 100 17 Apr - 20 Apr 1995 G0IIIp go0329
31 Com 100 20 Apr - 24 Apr 1995 G0IIIp go0330
31 Com 33 24 Apr - 25 Apr 1995 G0IIIp go0331
Jupiter 100 30 May - 02 Jun 1995 SolSys go0332
Jupiter 40 02 Jun - 04 Jun 1995 SolSys go0333
RE 1307+53 100 15 May - 18 May 1995 CV go0334
RE 1307+53 100 18 May - 22 May 1995 CV go0335
RE 1307+53 76 22 May - 25 May 1995 CV go0336
MRK 421 100 25 Apr - 28 Apr 1995 BLLac go0337
MRK 421 100 28 Apr - 02 May 1995 BLLac go0338
MRK 421 100 02 May - 06 May 1995 BLLac go0339
MRK 421 4 06 May - 06 May 1995 BLLac go0340
EUVE J1032+534 100 07 Apr - 10 Apr 1995 WD:DA go0341
EUVE J1032+534 100 10 Apr - 14 Apr 1995 WD:DA go0342
EUVE J1032+534 29 14 Apr - 15 Apr 1995 WD:DA go0343
BE UMa 51 15 Apr - 17 Apr 1995 CV go0344
PG 1116+215 16 27 May - 28 May 1995 QSO go0345
M 87 11 25 May - 25 May 1995 Gal go0346
M 87 25 25 May - 26 May 1995 Gal go0347
epsilon CMa 68 04 Apr - 07 Apr 1995 B2Iab go0348 *
GD 246 4 22 Nov - 22 Nov 1995 WD:DA go0349 *
Sco X-1 58 28 Jun - 30 Jun 1995 LMXB go0350 *
HZ 43 30 06 Jun - 07 Jun 1995 WD:DA go0351 *
HZ 43 56 05 Jun - 07 Jun 1996 WD:DA go0352 *
* --> calibration observation
NOTE: Observation dates for UZ For (go0315) and 3C 273 (go0319)
were incorrectly listed in the previous issue of the newsletter
(V6#5, 31 May 1996). The correct listings are as follows:
3C 273 46 03 Jan - 15 Jan 1995 QSO go0319
UZ For 107 15 Jan - 19 Jan 1995 CV:AM go0315
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Jun 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Jun 1996:
VW Cep 100 30 Jan - 02 Feb 1995 K0Vvar go0293
VW Cep 41 02 Feb - 04 Feb 1995 K0Vvar go0294
kappa Cet 100 13 Oct - 17 Oct 1994 G5Vvar go0295
kappa Cet 41 17 Oct - 18 Oct 1994 G5Vvar go0296
EUVE J0715-704 100 09 Feb - 12 Feb 1995 DA go0297
EUVE J0715-704 1 12 Feb - 12 Feb 1995 DA go0298
DH Leo 100 12 Feb - 16 Feb 1995 K0V go0299
DH Leo 100 16 Feb - 19 Feb 1995 KOV go0300
DH Leo 21 19 Feb - 20 Feb 1995 KOV go0301
HZ 43 33 07 Feb - 09 Feb 1995 DAw go0302
Jupiter 56 07 May - 09 May 1994 SolSys go0303 *
Jupiter 82 19 Mar - 22 Mar 1995 SolSys go0304
AM Her 100 08 Mar - 12 Mar 1995 CV:AM go0305
AM Her 28 12 Mar - 13 Mar 1995 CV:AM go0306
GJ 411 100 22 Mar - 26 Mar 1995 M2V go0307
GJ 411 100 26 Mar - 29 Mar 1995 M2V go0308
GJ 411 100 29 Mar - 02 Apr 1995 M2V go0309
GJ 411 71 02 Apr - 04 Apr 1995 M2V go0310
alpha Col 89 05 Mar - 08 Mar 1995 B7IVe go0311
EUVE J1126+186 100 13 Mar - 16 Mar 1995 DAw go0312
EUVE J1126+186 81 16 Mar - 19 Mar 1995 DAw go0313
UZ For 90 18 Nov - 22 Nov 1993 CV:AM go0314
UZ For 107 15 Nov - 19 Nov 1995 CV:AM go0315
RE 1149+28 100 26 Dec 29 Dec 1994 CV:AM go0316
RE 1149+28 100 29 Dec - 02 Jan 1994 CV:AM go0317
RE 1149+28 33 02 Jan - 03 Jan 1995 CV:AM go0318
3c273 46 03 Jan - 06 Feb 1995 QSO go0319
* This Jupiter observation was conducted as a calibration/engineering
test.
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 May 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 May 1996:
YY Gem 100 20 Feb - 24 Feb 1995 dMe go0283
YY Gem 100 24 Feb - 27 Feb 1995 dMe go0291
YY Gem 90 27 Feb - 02 Mar 1995 dMe go0292
NOTE: There were some typographical errors in the list of data
released on 1 Apr 1996 (see newsletter V6, #3). The correct list
reads as follows:
Data Sets Available 1 Apr 1996 (Corrected):
Feige 24 29 22 Oct - 23 Oct 1994 WD go0288
Vela 139 04 Feb - 09 Feb 1994 SN go0168
Vela 43 18 Mar - 20 Mar 1994 SN go0289
Vela 73 25 Nov - 27 Nov 1994 SN go0290
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Apr 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Apr 1996:
CN Leo 100 24 Jan - 27 Jan 1995 M go284
CN Leo 35 27 Jan - 29 Jan 1995 M go285
EK UMa 46 14 Dec - 15 Jan 1994 CV go286
EUVE J0425-572 7 19 Jan - 19 Jan 1995 NOID go287
Feige 24 29 22 Oct - 23 Jan 1994 WD go288
Vela 139 4 Feb - 9 Jan 1994 SN go168
Vela 43 18 Mar - 20 Jan 1994 SN go289
Vela 73 25 Nov - 27 Jan 1994 SN go290
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Mar 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Mar 1996:
CYG 1992 75 22 Nov - 25 Nov 1994 Nova go274
GJ 117 100 02 Dec - 05 Dec 1994 K1V go275
GJ 117 72 05 Dec - 08 Dec 1994 K1V go276
GD 50 61 12 Dec - 14 Dec 1994 DA go277
Moon 6 11 Dec - 12 Dec 1994 SolSys go278
PSR J0108-1431 100 08 Dec - 11 Dec 1994 Pulsar go279
PSR J0108-1431 2 11 Dec - 11 Dec 1994 Pulsar go280
PSR J0108-1431 48 24 Dec - 26 Dec 1994 Pulsar go281
YZ CMi 97 21 Dec - 24 Dec 1994 M4.5Ve go282
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Feb 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Feb 1996:
PSR 0437-47 100 23 Oct - 26 Oct 1994 Pulsar go0268
PSR 0437-47 100 26 Oct - 30 Oct 1994 Pulsar go0269
PSR 0437-47 100 30 Oct - 02 Nov 1994 Pulsar go0270
PSR 0437-47 100 02 Nov - 06 Nov 1994 Pulsar go0271
PSR 0437-47 100 06 Nov - 09 Nov 1994 Pulsar go0272
PSR 0437-47 70 09 Nov - 12 Nov 1994 Pulsar go0273
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Jan 1996. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Jan 1996:
AB Dor 100 12 Nov - 15 Nov 1994 K1IIIp go0248
AB Dor 42 15 Nov - 17 Nov 1994 K1IIIp go0249
Beta Cet 100 30 Sep - 04 Oct 1994 K0III go0250
Beta Cet 75 04 Oct - 06 Oct 1994 K0III go0251
RE 0029-632 100 07 Sep - 11 Sep 1994 WD:DA go0252
RE 0029-632 11 11 Sep - 11 Sep 1994 WD:DA go0253
RE 0506-213 73 17 Nov - 20 Nov 1994 dM2e go0254
FK Aqr 100 11 Sep - 15 Sep 1994 M0Vpe go0255
FK Aqr 21 15 Sep - 16 Sep 1994 M0Vpe go0256
HD 220657 100 16 Sep - 19 Sep 1994 F8IV go0257
HD 220657 100 19 Sep - 23 Sep 1994 F8IV go0258
HD 220657 17 23 Sep - 23 Sep 1994 F8IV go0259
Moon 1 12 Nov - 12 Nov 1994 SolSys go0260
P/Borrelly 53 20 Nov - 22 Nov 1994 Comet go0261
UX Ari 80 19 Oct - 22 Oct 1994 G5IV go0262
VY Ari 100 06 Oct - 10 Oct 1994 K0 go0263
VY Ari 52 10 Oct - 12 Oct 1994 K0 go0264
V471 Tau 100 28 Nov - 01 Dec 1994 K2+DA2 go0265
V471 Tau 18 01 Dec - 02 Dec 1994 K2+DA2 go0266
V711 Tau 2 30 Sep - 30 Sep 1994 G9V go0267 *
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Notes: "*" is a calibration observation
The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Dec 1995. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Dec 1995:
GD_246 39 16 Jul - 17 Jul 1994 DA go0235
GD_246 13 08 Aug - 08 Aug 1994 DA go0236
JUPITER 87 03 Jul - 06 Jul 1994 SolSys go0237
JUPITER 81 13 Jul - 16 Jul 1994 SolSys go0238
JUPITER 69 17 Jul - 20 Jul 1994 SolSys go0239
JUPITER 100 20 Jul - 23 Jul 1994 SolSys go0240
JUPITER 78 23 Jul - 26 Jul 1994 SolSys go0241
JUPITER 54 29 Jul - 30 Jul 1994 SolSys go0242
JUPITER 100 08 Aug - 12 Aug 1994 SolSys go0243
JUPITER 4 12 Aug - 12 Aug 1994 SolSys go0244
GD_659 100 23 Sep - 27 Sep 1994 DA go0245
GD_659 84 27 Sep - 30 Sep 1994 DA go0246
GD_659 5 30 Sep - 30 Sep 1994 DA go0247
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Nov 1995. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Nov 1995:
CF_TUC 100 28 Aug - 31 Aug 1994 RSCVn go0232
CF_TUC 100 31 Aug - 04 Sep 1994 RSCVn go0233
CF_TUC 100 04 Sep - 07 Sep 1994 RSCVn go0234
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The table below lists the GO observations that become public on 1 Oct 1995. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in ksec, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets can be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest. Processed data sets are shipped on 8mm tape (or, if requested, on CD-ROM) via postal mail.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Oct 1995:
EUVE J2214-493 100 12 Aug - 16 Aug 1994 DA go0216
EUVE J2214-493 37 16 Aug - 17 Aug 1994 DA go0217
EX Hyi 100 26 May - 29 May 1994 CV go0218
EX Hyi 87 29 May - 01 Jun 1994 CV go0219
HR 1099 31 24 Aug - 25 Aug 1994 RSCVn go0220
HR 1099 81 25 Aug - 28 Aug 1994 RSCVn go0221
LVC 88+36 100 18 Jun - 22 Jun 1994 HI go0222
LVC 88+36 17 22 Jun - 23 Jun 1994 HI go0223
LVC 88+36 76 26 Jun - 29 Jun 1994 HI go0224
LVC 88+36 20 17 Jun - 17 Jun 1994 HI go0225
MOON 2 25 Aug - 25 Aug 1994 SolSys go0226
RE 1844-743 100 17 Aug - 21 Aug 1994 CV go0227
RE 1844-743 81 21 Aug - 24 Aug 1994 CV go0228
SS Cyg 88 23 Jun - 26 Jun 1994 CV go0229
SS Cyg 100 29 Jun - 02 Jul 1994 CV go0230
SS Cyg 24 02 Jul - 03 Jul 1994 CV go0231
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The table below lists the GO observations which become public on 1 Sep 1995. For each entry is given the target name, the approximate exposure time in kiloseconds, the GMT start and end date(s) for the observation, the spectral type of the target, and the data identification code. All public data sets may be ordered from the archive via WWW and electronic or postal mail (see addresses below). Please be sure to include in your order the DataID(s) of interest.
The data rights policy for GO observations states that GOs have proprietary rights to the data for one year from the date (s)he receives it. It is often the case that long observations are broken up over many months; e.g., an observation approved for 60 ksec may actually be observed for 10 ksec one month, 20 ksec the next and 30 ksec three months later. In such cases the one-year proprietary period begins after the GO is sent the final piece of the completed observation.
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Target ~Exp Observation Date(s) SpT DataID
Name (ksec) Start End
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Data Sets Available 1 Sep 1995:
3C 273 100 11 Jun - 15 Jun 1994 QSO go0190
3C 273 54 15 Jun - 17 Jun 1994 QSO go0191
3C 273 28 17 Jun - 18 Jun 1994 QSO go0192
44 Boo 100 02 May - 05 May 1994 GOVnvar go0193
44 Boo 51 05 May - 07 May 1994 GOVnvar go0194
alpha Eri 74 26 Jul - 29 Jul 1994 Be go0195
beta CMa 100 27 Feb - 03 Mar 1994 B1II/III go0196
beta CMa 74 03 Mar - 05 Mar 1994 B1II/III go0197
epsilon CMa 50 08 Mar - 09 Mar 1994 B2Iab go0198
epsilon CMa 50 09 Mar - 11 Mar 1994 B2Iab go0199
HR 4804 58 09 May - 11 May 1994 Be go0200
HZ 43 67 20 May - 23 May 1994 DAw go0201
HZ 43 43 23 May - 24 May 1994 DAw go0202
HZ 43 40 24 May - 26 May 1994 DAw go0203
Jupiter 63 04 Jun - 06 Jun 1994 SolSys go0204
M15/AC211 47 06 Jul - 08 Jul 1994 LMXB go0205
Mueller 1993A 55 09 Jun - 11 Jun 1994 comet go0206
PKS 2155-304 100 11 May - 15 May 1994 BLLac go0207
PKS 2155-304 100 15 May - 19 May 1994 BLLac go0208
PKS 2155-304 54 19 May - 20 May 1994 BLLac go0209
RE 2009-60 100 09 Jul - 13 Jul 1994 DA go0210
RE 2009-60 5 13 Jul - 16 Jul 1994 DA go0211
V1974 CYGNI 79 06 Jun - 09 Jun 1994 nova go0212
Wolf 630 100 30 Jul - 03 Aug 1994 Me3Ve go0213
Wolf 630 100 03 Aug - 07 Aug 1994 Me3Ve go0214
Wolf 630 41 07 Aug - 08 Aug 1994 Me3Ve go0215
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