T Pyx

December 14, 1993

2337+56 NOVA CASSIOPEIAE 1993 [V705 Cas]

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AAVSO ALERT NOTICE 205 (April 4,1995)

OUTBURST OF 0749+22 U GEMINORUM

The dwarf nova-type cataclysmic variable U Geminorum is in outburst, as indicated by the following
observations:

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AAVSO ALERT NOTICE 211 (August 1, 1995)

AAVSO ON WORLD WIDE WEB

We are proud to announce that the AAVSO now has a home page available on the World
Wide Web (WWW). The address of our home page on the WWW is:

    http://www.aavso.org

September 10, 2011:  The outbursting recurrent nova T Pyx is past solar conjunction and is widely observable again. Arto Oksanen in Finland has been following it through July and August and reports it currently at 10th magnitude. Please add T Pyx back to your observing schedule if possible to follow the decline of its outburst.

Continued close monitoring of T Pyx requested

June 30, 2011: Since its outburst on 2011 April 14 (see AAVSO Alert Notice 436), the recurrent nova T Pyx has been very well monitored by visual and instrumental observers who can reach -32o. Thank you! Currently T Pyx is visual/V magnitude ~8.3.

April 15, 2011: Dr Bradley Schaefer (Louisiana State University) has initiated an international campaign to observe the recurrent nova T Pyx during its current eruption (see AAVSO Alert Notices 436 and 437). He asks the assistance of the AAVSO and our observers, and writes:

Campaign to monitor the recurrent nova T Pyx throughout 2011 eruption

April 15, 2011:  Further to AAVSO Alert Notice 436, a fast photometry observing campaign has been initiated by Dr. Bradley Schaefer (Louisiana State University) to monitor the recurrent nova T Pyxidis throughout its current eruption.