Query= V1030 Ori GCVS Query forms
  NNo      GCVS          J2000.0            Type      Max        Min I         Min II       Epoch        Year      Period          M-m/D     Spectrum      References  Other desig. p.m.(as/yr)   Epoch     Ident.     New type    GCVS
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601030 |V1030 Ori *|053847.21 -023540.5 |SXARI     |  6.61   |   6.77     |   6.71     |V |42778.819   |     |     1.19080        |     |B3Vp(He+)ea      |09524 08043|           |+0.002 -0.001|2000.0  | |Tyc2     |          |V1030 Ori |
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_______________Cross-identifications:_______________
V1030 Ori     = ADS  04241                    |E    
V1030 Ori     = BAY  Ori sig                  |E    
V1030 Ori     = BD   -02 1327                 |     
V1030 Ori     = BS   01932                    |     
V1030 Ori     = GSC  04771.01194              |     
V1030 Ori     = HD   037479                   |     
V1030 Ori     = SAO  132408                   |     
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      Reference to a chart or photograph:

08043. W.H. Warren, Jr., J.E.Hesser, ApJ Suppl 34, 115, 1977 {1977ApJS...34..115W}

Reference to a study of the star:

09524. D. Groote, K.Hunger, AsAp 116, N1, 64, 1982 {1982AA...116...64G}

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Remark: In the region of the nebula IC 434. (sig Ori) E (A 4.1m; B 5.1m, A = 0.247", P = 170yr; C 8.79m, 11.2", 238deg; D 6.66m, 12.9", 84deg; E 41.6", 61deg). Min I (HeI) = 2442802.48 + 1.19080d*E. Unusual helium variable. Epoch of Min I brightness is given in the Table (Min II 6.71, Min II - Min I = 0.43P). This epoch is being observed by 0.18P later than the epoch of minimum strength of the HeI lambda 4026 A line. According to [09524], light minima are due to "eclipses" of the star surface by two isolated clouds (consisting of hydrogen and helium), which are located almost oppositely near the intersections of the magnetic And rotational equator.

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