In the Epoch field you will find a link called "Ephemeris".
By clicking on it you will see a list of eclipses with their times in UT.
You will have the start, mideclipse and end of the eclipse times.
The next one is on:
03 Jun 2020 19:40
04 Jun 2020 03:41
04 Jun 2020 11:43
Hello Tõnis,
thanks for your comment. I deleted the SDSS photometry, it belongs to the correct star but SDSS saturates at mag 14 or so and then any information for a 4th mag. star is unseless.
Hello Joe,
You can use VSX to get an ephemeris.
Go to the star's page:
https://www.aavso.org/vsx/index.php?view=detail.top&oid=45170
In the Epoch field you will find a link called "Ephemeris".
By clicking on it you will see a list of eclipses with their times in UT.
You will have the start, mideclipse and end of the eclipse times.
The next one is on:
03 Jun 2020 19:40
04 Jun 2020 03:41
04 Jun 2020 11:43
I hope it helps.
Cheers,
Sebastian
Sebastian, I looked at the VSX record of alp Dra and found that it's SDSS photometry refers most probably a different star.
Best regards,
Tõnis
Hello Tõnis,
thanks for your comment. I deleted the SDSS photometry, it belongs to the correct star but SDSS saturates at mag 14 or so and then any information for a 4th mag. star is unseless.
Cheers,
Sebastian