Analysis of the WN star WR 102c, its WR nebula, and the associated cluster of massive stars in the Sickle Nebula

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Table 1

Log of observations.

Block	Date	RA (J2000)	Dec (J2000)	sky^a	Telluric	Average
(ID)	2009	17^h46^m	–28°49′		standard	seeing [″]

361398	April 29	1110	–0.̋9	B1	HIP 83861	1.05
361400	April 29	1056	–0.̋9	B2	HIP 83861	0.98
361402	April 29	1147	06.̋3	B1	HIP 83861	1.01
361404	May 17	1093	06.̋9	B2	HIP 88857	0.64
361406	May 17	1037	06.̋3	B1	HIP 85138	0.75
361408	May 19	1151	14.̋0	B2	HIP 86951	0.57
361410	May 19	1097	14.̋0	B1	HIP 84435	0.65

Notes.

^(a)

sky fields B1 and B2 are centred at 17^h46^m1853, − 28°48′5.̋7 and 17^h46^m1546, − 28°48′54.̋2, respectively.

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