[X-ray-star:7] 2010/07/28 23:24:36 (alert)

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MAXI transient alert
2010-07-28 23:24:36 UT
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[Ground Trigger ID]
ID          :  5405771630

[Count Weighted Position]
RA,Dec: (258.009, -27.119)
Galac.: (357.430,   7.173)
Eclip.: (259.316,  -4.123)

[Triggered Criteria]
L+M:  3s, 10s, 30s, 1scan, 1orb
H  :  30s, 1scan, 1orb
M  :  1s, 3s, 10s, 30s, 1scan, 1orb
L  :  10s, 1scan, 1orb

[Highest Significance]
DPTC :  964394691
UT   :  2010/07/28 23:24:36
on   :  1scan (Med-band)

[Observed Counts/scan]
L :     37.0 c/scan (    9.5)
M :    103.0 c/scan (   36.0)
H :     81.0 c/scan (   63.0)
( ): background counts

nearby(r<5deg) object
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dist  flux  (RA, Dec)        name
[deg][mCrab]  [deg]
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0.72      3.6 (257.38, -26.66)  1RXS J170930.2-263927
1.09      3.6 (257.55, -28.13)  1RXS J171012.3-280754,XTE J1710-281
2.20  unknown (257.06, -25.09)  H 1705-250
2.92  unknown (258.17, -24.20)  V2400 Oph
3.57      4.3 (255.53, -29.95)  H 1658-298,V2134 Oph
3.63  unknown (261.63, -28.83)  V2674 Oph,Nova Oph 2010 No. 2
3.74     19.2 (258.11, -23.38)  Ophiuchus Cluster

[Sun/Moon (RA, Dec)]
Sun :  (127.993, 18.869)
Moon:  (337.529, -4.751)
age: 17.40 day

[Latitude/Longitude]
(17.91N, 115.75W)


[Comment]
An X-ray burst is most likely.

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