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Gaia Science Alerts will also provide an opportunity for continuous monitoring of selected objects. Targets can be added or removed anytime during the mission. | Gaia Science Alerts will also provide an opportunity for continuous monitoring of selected objects. Targets can be added or removed anytime during the mission. | ||
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| + | A tentative list of possible targets include: | ||
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| + | * R CrB-type stars | ||
| + | * FU Ori-type stars | ||
| + | * CVs | ||
| + | * Novae, recurrent novae | ||
| + | * Helium flash stars | ||
| + | * Symbiotic stars | ||
| + | * Blazars | ||
| + | * Gravitationally lensed quasars with resolvable images | ||
| + | * Gravitationally lensed galaxies to catch supernovae outbursts | ||
Latest revision as of 16:05, 4 November 2009
Gaia Science Alerts will also provide an opportunity for continuous monitoring of selected objects. Targets can be added or removed anytime during the mission.
A tentative list of possible targets include:
- R CrB-type stars
- FU Ori-type stars
- CVs
- Novae, recurrent novae
- Helium flash stars
- Symbiotic stars
- Blazars
- Gravitationally lensed quasars with resolvable images
- Gravitationally lensed galaxies to catch supernovae outbursts
