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Maxima of the long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 1st December 2017

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Maxima of the long period variable star V Cassiopeiae on the 16th April 2017

Magnitude range: 6.9-13.4
Period: 228.8 days 
Type: Mira

Position (2000): RA 23 11 40.7183 | Dec +59° 41' 58.982"

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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 31st August 2016.



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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 15th January 2016

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V Cassiopeiae (also HD 218997, BD+58 2560, and IRAS 23095+5925) is a type M5e-M8.5e Mira variable star located 1051 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. It shines at an apparent visual magnitude of between +6.9 to +13.4, with a variability period of 228.83 days.

The variability was discovered by Scottish clergyman and amateur astronomer Dr. Thomas David Anderson using 'a large binocular' at 21 East Claremont Street in Edinburgh, on 8 December 1893.



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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 13th October 2014

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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 27th February, 2014



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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 13th July, 2013

Magnitude range: 6.9-13.4
Period: 228.8 days 
Type: Mira

Position (2000): RA 23 11 40.7183 | Dec +59° 41' 58.982"



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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 26th November, 2012

Magnitude range: 6.9-13.4
Period: 228.8 days    
Type: Mira

Position (2000):  RA 23 11 40.7183 | Dec +59° 41' 58.982"



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Maxima of long period variable V Cassiopeiae on the 12th April, 2012

Magnitude range: 6.9-13.4
Period: 228.8 days    
Type: Mira

Position (2000):  RA 23 11 40.7183 | Dec +59° 41' 58.982"



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