V382 Velorum

V382 Velorum
Observation data Epoch J2000.0 Equinox J2000.0 (ICRS)

Constellation	Vela
Right ascension	10^h 44^m 49.5^s
Declination	−52° 25′ 35″
Apparent magnitude (V)	2.6Max. Min.
Characteristics
Astrometry


Other designations

V382 Velorum was a bright nova, which occurred in 1999 in the southern constellation Vela. V382 Velorum reached a brightness of 2.6 magnitude. It was discovered independently by Peter Williams and A. Gilmore.^[1]

References

↑ Shore, SN, et al., in The Astronomical Journal, vol. 125, pp. 1507-1518, March 2003

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Stars of Vela

Bayer	γ (Regor) δ (Koo She) κ (Markeb) λ (Suhail) μ ο φ (Tseen Ke) ψ

Variable	R S T W RZ SV SW SX WY AF AH AI AL AO AP AX CS CU CV FY FZ GK GU (F) GX GY GZ HV (E) HW HX HY HZ IM IP IS IU IV IW IY IZ KK KL KQ KT KX (f) LN LR LW MV (J) MX NN NO NX NY NZ OP OU PV OY QZ V335 V361 V382

HR	3178 3187 3204 3227 3234 3247 3250 3256 3294 (B) 3300 3330 3341 3356 3358 (A) 3359 3363 3371 3375 3382 3386 3388 3389 3390 3399 3404 3407 (C) 3426 (e) 3435 3444 3445 (b) 3448 3452 (n) 3453 3476 (D) 3477 (d) 3487 (a) 3488 3496 3497 3501 3503 3514 (h) 3520 (g) 3525 3535 3539 3542 3548 3551 3570 3574 (H) 3983 3591 (w) 3602 3611 3614 (c) 3629 3647 3656 3658 3667 3668 3670 3672 3674 (z) 3677 (k¹) 3679 3680 3682 (l) 3684 (k) 3688 3692 3694 3700 3703 (K) 3716 3717 3726 3730 3732 3735 3737 3739 3746 3753 (I) 3784 3803 (N) 3807 3817 3819 (L) 3836 (M) 3837 3840 3842 (y) 3868 3875 (O) 3886 3895 3898 (u) 3904 3910 3912 (m) 3925 3927 3930 3935 3943 3953 3955 3964 3976 3990 (Q) 4001 4010 4020 4023 (q) 4036 4038 4056 4061 4066 4080 (r) 4087 4093 4099 4107 4111 4134 4135 (s) 4136 4139 4143 (t) 4154 4167 (p) 4175 4180 (x) 4221 4292 4293 (i) 4296 4311 4316

HD	67621 68478 68763 69168 69404 70309 71805 72752 72798 73526 75989 76004 78005 79091 81347 81369 83443 85390 85512 87122 87652 88015 88862 89328 92155 93385 93453 94508 94724 95509

Other	GRS 1009-45 HH 46 IRS IGR J08408-4503 IRAS 08544-4431 LSS 2018 Luhman 16 PSR B1055-52 PSR J0855-4644 RX J0925.7-4758 2S 0918-549 Vela Pulsar Vela X-1 WASP-19 WR 12

List

Novae

Recurrent novae	T Coronae Borealis (1946) RS Ophiuchi (2006) U Scorpii (2010) T Pyxidis (2011)

Classical novae	T Scorpii (1860) T Aurigae (1891) V1059 Sagittarii (1898) V606 Aquilae (1899) GK Persei (1901) DM Geminorum (1903) V604 Aquilae (1905) DI Lacertae (1910) DN Geminorum (1912) V603 Aquilae (1918) HR Lyrae (1919) V849 Ophiuchi (1919) V476 Cygni (1920) RR Pictoris (1925) XX Tauri (1927) DQ Herculis (1934) CP Lacertae (1936) BT Monocerotis (1939) CP Puppis (1942) V500 Aquilae (1943) CT Serpentis (1948) DK Lacertae (1950) RW Ursae Minoris (1956) V446 Herculis (1960) V533 Herculis (1963) HR Delphini (1967) FH Serpentis (1970) V1500 Cygni (1975) V373 Scuti (1975) NQ Vulpeculae (1976) V1668 Cygni (1978) QU Vulpeculae (1984) V842 Centauri (1986) V838 Herculis (1991) V1974 Cygni (1992) V382 Velorum (1999) V1494 Aquilae (1999) V445 Puppis (2000) V598 Puppis (2007) V1280 Scorpii (2007) KT Eridani (2009) V339 Delphini (2013) V1369 Centauri (2013)

See also: List of novae in the Milky Way galaxy

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