Project VS-COMPAS
Variable Stars Common Observation
Mission in Particular Areas of the Sky
Variable Stars Common Observation
Mission in Particular Areas of the Sky
1347 stars discovered as of Nov 15, 2015
About the Bulletin
ISSN 2309-5539 (online)
Published by The VS-COMPAS Project © 2013-2014
Hrodna, 230005, Belarus
Variable Stars Observer Bulletin is a free amateur bulletin on variable stars science. It's made by amateurs and for amateurs. Here simplified contemporary data about different aspects of variable stars research is published.
The bulletin is available as a free PDF at VS-COMPAS project's website:
http://www.vs-compas.belastro.net/bulletin
Issues Archive
Issue #5
March-April 2014
Free Online
PDF Bulletin on Variable Stars
Amateurs' Guide to Variable Stars
Read Online as e-Magazine
In this issue:
KOI-3278: A self-lensing binary star system 
by Ivan Adamin
BL Bootis stars - anomalous Cepheids by Ivan Adamin
A revision of NSV 13538 = NSVS 17231162 by Alexandr Ditkovsky
NSVS 11075037 = Dauban V53:
updated elements of a Mira variable in Hercules by Siarhey Hadon
RS Puppis: the light echoes calibrate standard candles for accurate distance measurements
by Ivan Adamin
SS Lacertae: The non-eclipsing eclipsing binary by Ivan Adamin
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by Ivan Adamin
BL Bootis stars - anomalous Cepheids
by Ivan Adamin
A revision of NSV 13538 = NSVS 17231162
by Alexandr Ditkovsky
NSVS 11075037 = Dauban V53:
updated elements of a Mira variable in Hercules
by Siarhey Hadon
RS Puppis: the light echoes calibrate standard candles for accurate distance measurements
by Ivan Adamin
SS Lacertae: The non-eclipsing eclipsing binary
by Ivan Adamin
>>View Full Contents
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