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Nova Delphini 2013 – a white dwarf with a yearn to burn
The bright nova in Delphinus photographed last night in a 16-inch telescope. Credit: John Chumack It’s official. The new nova has been christened Nova Delphini 2013. Even better, it’s brightened since...
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Nova Delphini 2013 brightens, now ranks among Top 35 brightest in history
A one-minute time exposure of the constellation Delphinus and the nova taken last night. I’ve labeled stars with magnitudes so you can track changes in the nova’s brightness. The magnitudes are visual...
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Nova update, new radar pix of asteroid 2005 WK4, a phony double star
AAVSO chart for binocular users showing the nova and comparison star magnitudes. Click to download a full-size version. Copyright: AAVSO Before we embark on today’s topic, let’s update where we’re at...
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Nova in Delphinus transforms into a celestial chameleon
I plotted my observations of Nova Delphini 2013 through Aug. 22 on a simple graph to create a curve showing how the nova’s brightness has changed with time. The bottom axis shows the date; the vertical...
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Harvest Moon look-back and a cherry red Nova Delphini
The moon will be in waning gibbous phase for the next few nights. This is the view tonight with the two most prominent rayed crated Copernicus and Tycho marked. Both can be seen with the naked eye if...
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