P70-505
P70-505: Spectroscopic confirmation and study of evolved asteroseismic binaries
P.I.: Jeppe Sinkbaek Thomsen
This is a Filler-mode program using FIES.
Instrument setup
Afternoon instructions
- Run afternoon calibrations: fies-calibs -fib 4
Observing instructions
- On the Queue page, make sure the OB-generated observing script is written to disk, or else 'compile'
- Go to directory: cd ~/obs/scripts/70-505/ and do ls -lrt
- Start the requested OB generated script
| Program Tracking |
| Proposal |
70-505 |
| Semester |
P70: 20241001 - 20250401 |
| Principal Investigator |
Jeppe Sinkbaek Thomsen |
| Programme |
Spectroscopic confirmation and study of evolved asteroseismic binaries |
| Instrument |
FIES |
| Time Allocation |
Multiple epochs of 14 Kepler targets |
| Total Nights |
40h |
| Type |
Filler |
| Notes |
Scheduled with filler status |
| Total Time Spent |
06:12 (hh:mm)
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| Proposal |
Date |
Time |
Type |
Targets |
Files |
Comments |
Status |
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| 70-505 |
2024-10-19 |
02:14 |
Filler |
KIC9205419, KIC8708536 |
FIHj190116 - FIHj190127 |
Targets observed with clear skies and seeing of around 1 arcsec. |
Observed |
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| 70-505 |
2024-11-10 |
01:41 |
Filler |
KIC11299484 |
FIHk100096 - FIHk100102 |
Observed with clear, dusty skies and seeing around 1 arcsec. |
Observed |
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| 70-505 |
2025-02-13 |
00:43 |
Filler |
KIC8479182 |
FIIb130066 - FIIb130070 |
Clear sky, no wind, good seeing, ~ zero humidity. |
Observed |
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| 70-505 |
2025-02-18 |
00:45 |
Filler |
KIC10592924, KIC5015647 |
FIIb180069 - FIIb180071 FIIb180084 - FIIb180086 |
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Observed |
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| 70-505 |
2025-02-26 |
00:49 |
Filler |
KIC4659808, KIC6221548, kic3660820 |
FIIb260034 - FIIb260036, FIIb260037 - FIIb260039, FIIb260040 - FIIb260042 |
All were observed with clear skies and seeing around 1.0"
kic4659808 was attempted and aborted a few times due to technical difficulties from a TCS crash that happened just prior, before being observed successfully. |
Observed |
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The above information is collected from the ToO/Mon reports that have been created by the observer.
Should any of the observations have been carried out using the OB system, you will find additional information
HERE
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