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The VSS Newsletter is usually published four times a year. It provides project leaders with the opportunity to publish interim results and project information and for members to report on activities. It includes regular sections on publications, hardware and software relevant to variable star observers. You can filter the list by year by clicking on the links to the right.

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October 2016

From the director – Stan Walker
The story of S Telescopii = CPD-55°9313 – Mati Morel
NSV 4964 recovered – Mati Morel
CE Puppis and other long-period Cepheids – Stan Walker
It’s about time – part 2 – Phil Evans
Semi-regulars project update – Aline Homes
A note on AAVSO data analysis – Alan Baldwin
The Nov 2016 superoutburst of VW Hydri – Stan Walker
The stellar detective II – Tom Richards
Exoplanets for amateurs – Phil Evans
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July 2016

From the director – Stan Walker
Recovery of FW Carinae – Mati Morel
SPIRIT – Paul Luckas
RR Lyrae light curve project – Victoria Wong
Nova discovered in Scorpius
ST Puppis revisited 3 June, 2016 – Stan Walker
Changes in L2 Puppis reflected in historic AO data – part 1 – Aline Homes, et al
The stellar detective – Tom Richards
Old friends and new mysteries – Tom Richards
The colours of BH Crucis – Stan Walker
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April 2016

From the director – Stan Walker
Validation of variables discovered by McNaught – Mati Morel
Variable Stars South report to the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand, Variable Star Section
VSS Symposium 4 – Phil Evans
Deciphering the enigma of QZ Car – Ed Budding
A toolbox for eclipsing binary stage 1 analysis – Jeff Byron
An improved method for correcting atmospheric extinction – Murray Forbes
O-C diagrams as a historical record of period changes – Stan Walker
U Carinae – an interesting Cepheid – Stan Walker, et al
Experimental modelling of bright southern EBs – Col Bembrick
TT Centauri – an interesting carbon Mira – Stan Walker, et al
CCD targets for May to July 2016 – Tom Richards
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January 2016

From the director — Stan Walker
4th Variable Stars South Symposium – Mark Blackford
Astrometric positions for certain NSV stars – Mati Morel
Dual maxima Miras for 2016 – and other targets? – Stan Walker
CCD targets for February to April – Tom Richards
Photometry of bright stars – Stan Walker
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