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ULLYSES Program Update Charting Young Stars’ Ultraviolet Light with Hubble ULLYSES Program Update Charting Young Stars’ Ultraviolet Light with Hubble

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ULLYSES Program Update Charting Young Stars’ Ultraviolet Light with Hubble - PPT Presentation

Will Fischer ODYSSEUS Meeting Nov 11 2021 Survey Stars Observed to Date Fall 2020 13 stars observed in Orion OB1 and σ Ori SpringSummer 2021 18 stars observed Star Region ECha J084427833 ID: 930325

chacha stars 2021 dec stars chacha dec 2021 survey aug mar jan lupus nov summer 2022 visits observed windows

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ULLYSES Program Update

Charting Young Stars’ Ultraviolet Light with Hubble

Will Fischer

ODYSSEUS Meeting– Nov 11 2021

Slide2

Survey Stars Observed to Date

Fall 2020: 13 stars observed in Orion OB1 and

σ

OriSpring/Summer 2021: 18 stars observed

StarRegionECha J0844.2-7833η Cha2MASS J11432669-7804454Cha ICHX 18NCha IHn 5Cha IIN ChaCha ISz 10Cha ISz 45Cha IXX ChaCha I

StarRegionSSTc2d J160000.6-422158LupusSz 66LupusSz 69LupusSz 71LupusSz 72LupusSz 75LupusSz 76LupusSz 77LupusSz 111LupusSz 130Lupus

Observations were coordinated with TESS when possible

HST had high failure rates during much of the spring and summer, so several stars were repeated. The entire COS+STIS sequence was repeated if any individual visit failed, so there’s unexpected time coverage in some cases.

SSTc2d J161344.1-373646 was planned during the June-July HST downtime and never rescheduled; may be attempted in 2022

Slide3

Winter 2021-22 Survey Stars

Phase IIs have been implemented and observations are being scheduled

Windows reflect ground-based availability

Star

RegionWindowNoteRX J0438.6+1546Taurus10 Nov – 21 DecWTTSV505 Oriσ Ori13 Nov – 16 JanRepeat of low S/N Fall 2020 targetRECX 5η Cha28 Dec – 20 MarRECX 6η Cha28 Dec – 20 Mar

WTTSRECX 9η Cha29 Dec – 20 MarSY ChaCha I23 Jan – 6 MaySz 19Cha I24 Jan – 11 MayVZ ChaCha I24 Jan – 14 MayWZ ChaCha I24 Jan – 14 MayHD 104237Eε Cha5 Feb – 23 May

Windows really open once COS and STIS are back up

Slide4

Spring/Summer 2022 Survey Stars

Phase IIs are being implemented; consider these more tentative

These are expected to be the last survey stars

Star

RegionRX J1556.1-3655LupusSSTc2d J161243.8-381503LupusSz 82LupusSz 84LupusSz 97

LupusSz 98LupusSz 99LupusSz 100LupusSz 103LupusStarRegionSz 104LupusSz 110Lupus

Sz

114

Lupus

Sz

115

Lupus

Sz

117

Lupus

Sz 129LupusRX J1842.9-3532Corona AustralisRX J1852.3-3700Corona Australis

Observing Windows

Lupus: 26 Mar – 29 Jul

Corona Australis: 1 May – 4 Sep

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Monitoring stars

Goal: 12 visits over 3 consecutive rotations

Last 5 GM

Aur

visits were lost due to ongoing HST downtimeInstruments are being brought back up one by one; ACS is already operational5 new GM Aur visits will run once COS is back up; tentatively planned to start between Dec 4 and Dec 10 and occur about once per dayEpoch 1 (2021)DatesCoordinationGood VisitsTW Hya29 Mar – 8 AprTESS, Chandra11 of 12RU Lup10 Aug – 21 AugXMM10 of 12BP Tau20 Aug – 12 SepXMM12 of 12GM Aur13 Oct – 30 Oct

TESS7 of 12Epoch 2 (2022)Approx. DatesTW Hya7 Mar – 16 AprRU Lup10 Aug – 28 SepBP Tau10 Aug – 18 SepGM Aur6 Sep – 5 Nov