68B0088B.html |
RA Range: 23:15 - 01:47
Constraint set (Typical seeing, Transparency,Airmass, FLI, Moon distance):
| Pre-imaging run? |
|
Chilean run? |
|
Special calibrations? |
|
|
| Time critical? |
|
ToO? |
|
Carry-over run? |
|
This is MXU pre-imaging. NOTE: that PI was given "grey" time, hence the FLI=0.5 is OK. However, the "distance from moon" > 120 deg seems to me to be an indirect way of trying to trick the system. It is unlikely that one can find a time to observe this object above airmass=1.5 (48 deg above the horizon), while it is 120 deg from the moon, unless the moon is below (or extremely close to) the horizon. Hence, this is effectively a requirement for dark-time, which he was not given. We have (currently) no rules about MoonDist requirements, so formally this trick is allowed.
README of this run: