Occultation prediction for iau987
E. Longitude -  4 37 35.0,  Latitude  54 10 40.0,  Alt.  195m;  Telescope dia 40cm;  dMag 0.0

       day  Time     P   Star  Sp  Mag  Mag    % Elon Sun  Moon   CA   PA  VA  AA Libration   A   B   RV    Cct durn  R.A. (J2000)  Dec   Mdist   SV
 y   m  d  h  m   s       No  D     v    r V  ill     Alt Alt Az   o    o   o   o   L    B   m/o m/o  "/s     o  sec  h  m   s    o  m  s   Mm   m/s
18 Jun  2  3 12 41   r  188123 K5  7.0  6.2   89- 141  -5 15 182  65N 286 285 296 -0.5 -1.1 +1.6-0.3 .333  158.8     19 26 27.6 -21 14 45 403.5 699.0
18 Jun  5  3  5 54   r    3210cK2  7.2        66- 108  -5 15 146  62N 279 299 301 -4.5 +3.0 +1.3+1.0 .344  154.0     21 55  0.3 -15 15 29 400.5 743.1
      3210 is double: AB 7.31 10.16 0.30"  79.0, dT = +0.8sec
      3210 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
18 Jun  6  1 59  3   r    3327 K2  6.8  6.1   57-  98 -10  6 121  54S 213 244 236 -5.5 +4.3 +0.7+2.3 .332 -139.9     22 41 25.6 -12 13 48 398.4 838.1
18 Jun 11 13 43 26   r     462cB8  6.0  6.0    8-  32  55 31 246  77S 232 199 247 -6.4 +7.1 +0.7-0.2 .470 -158.9      3 10 38.8  11 52 21 366.0 893.9
       462 is double: ** 6.7 6.7 0.10"  90.0, dT = +0.17sec
       462 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1200). Observations are highly desired
18 Jun 16 12 45 43   d    1259 A9  5.9  5.9   11+  38  59 45 130  47S 148 176 133 +3.0 +0.9 +1.2-1.4 .314  -50.6      8 23 21.8  18 19 56 356.9 857.0
   R1259 = 20 Cancri
18 Jun 16 16 42  0   d    1275SK5  5.3  4.5s  12+  40  33 50 215  78S 117  96 101 +2.7 +0.8 +1.0-1.4 .475  -12.9      8 31 35.7  18  5 40 357.0 844.4
   R1275 = theta Cancri
      1275 is multiple: ** 6.4 6.4 0.10" 100.0, dT = +0.2sec : AB 5.5 11.8 75"  62.0, dT = +91sec : AD 5.3 12.6 225" 268.2, dT = -416sec : AC 5.5 10.5 344" 214.1, dT = -92sec
      1275 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 690). Observations are highly desired
      1275 = NSV 17911, 5.43 to 5.47, Hp
18 Jun 17 22 39 33   Gr   1434wM2  5.4  4.5s  23+  57 -10  8 ** GRAZE: CA  1.7S; Dist.  7km in az.  35deg. [Lat = 54.25-0.41(E.Long+4.63)]
18 Jun 17 22 39 40   Gr   1434wM2  5.4  4.5s  23+  57 -10  8 282   2S 197 161 176 +4.3 -1.0 +9.9+9.9 .000  -90.0      9 43 43.9  14  1 18 365.31112.1
   R1434 = psi Leonis
      1434 is double: AB 5.5 11.6 282" 139.0
      1434 = NSV 4594, 5.35 to 5.39, V, Type LB
18 Jun 18 22 59 40   D    1562 K5  7.1  6.2s  33+  71 -11 10 273  50N  71  35  48 +5.4 -2.6 +0.2-1.3 .457   39.1     10 42 16.7  10 21 20 369.71056.1
      1562 = NSV 18478, 7.18 to 7.24, Hp
18 Jun 20 21 46 36   D    1781 M*  7.6  6.8s  55+  96  -6 26 231  58N  81  54  57 +6.6 -4.9 +1.1-1.2 .385   34.0     12 24 40.7   1 23  2 377.8 850.5
      1781 = NSV 19382, 7.65 to 7.72, Hp
18 Jun 21 21 22 43   D  139229 K2  7.3  6.6   65+ 108  -4 28 212  57S 147 129 124 +6.8 -5.5 +0.8-1.8 .366  -30.7     13 13 21.3 - 3 29 40 382.4 789.8
18 Jun 22 23  3 44   d  139729PG0  8.2  7.9   75+ 120 -11 19 223  57N  79  55  59 +6.5 -5.8 +1.2-1.2 .355   33.6     14  5 22.9 - 7 59 49 388.1 802.6
   *** A light curve is highly desired as  139729 is in the Kepler2 program {ID = 212710665}
    139729 is double: AB 8.2 17.1 69" 316.2, dT = -106sec
18 Jun 23 21  0  8   d  158835 F2  7.1  6.9   83+ 131  -1 24 179  46S 155 155 138 +6.4 -5.9 +0.8-1.2 .296  -40.7     14 50 36.2 -12  1  6 391.2 741.4
18 Jun 24 23 23  7   D    2247 A6  5.4  5.3   90+ 144 -12 18 203  80N  99  85  86 +5.3 -5.4 +1.4-0.9 .381    8.8     15 44  4.4 -15 40 22 395.7 739.8
   R2247 = eta Librae
18 Jun 28 22 39 26   R    2779wK0  3.8  3.2   99- 172 -10  9 148  64S 231 250 239 +1.1 -1.6 +1.5+1.8 .286 -138.7 .01 19  4 41.0 -21 44 29 404.6 748.0
   R2779 = omicron Sagittarii
      2779 is double: AB 3.8 13.8 39" 253.1, dT = -125sec
   Distance of 2779 to Terminator = 8.1"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.9"