From: Tony Spadafora (ALSpadafora@lbl.gov)
Date: Thu Nov 07 2002 - 20:19:02 PST
Greg,
-073 and -076 are 17 arcsec apart. (-073 is a priority 4 but see Alex &
Alex were suspicious of it - see comments.)
-Tony
Greg Aldering wrote:
>
> Last night we noticed quite by accident that -012 and -026 are very
> close to one another - separated by 29 arcsec. This means that we can
> observe both of them with ACS (imaging and grism) at the same time. We
> would have to find an ACS pointing location that contains both for the
> full range of ORIENT angles. Unfortunately they are too far apart to be
> observed with NICMOS as the field is 19 x 19 arcseconds (diagonal of
> 26.8 arcsecond).
>
> The other implication is that with a long slit specttrograph (GMOS,
> FORS, FOCAS) these objects could have been observed simultaneously,
> rather than serially with ESI. Could someone examine SNTRAK to see
> whether there are other pairs of priority 5 or 4 which are within
> a few arcminutes? These might be best observed elsewhere than Keck
> (and may be additional ACS freebies).
>
> - Greg
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