INAF queue observing, 2026 Jun 19 - Jun 20

Observers: Justin Rupert (Science, SNIR AO), Juan Carlos Guerra (SVIS AO)
Partner Observer: Ezequiel Marchesini, Roberta Carini
Telescope Operator: Steve Allanson
Instruments: SHARK-NIR, SHARK-VIS, MODS.

Summary

At sunset, the sky is clear, humidity is at 27%, wind at 13 m/s. Seeing is at ”.

SHARK-NIR stars the night with their GTO program

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 03:32 - 11:08 = 7h 36m
Observing time: 6h 36m
(87%)
Weather time loss: h min (0%)
Technical time loss: h mins (0%)
Shark-VIS+NIR time loss: 1 h min (13%)

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
Grazian	PS93762062491256995	MODS1	dual grating	25m	Seeing very unstable between 1.5" and 3".
Grazian	PS189402078044232290	MODS1	dual grating	25m	Seeing very unstable between 1.5" and 2"
Grazian	PS179452629971127149	MODS1	dual grating	40m	Seeing very unstable between 2 and 3".
Grazian	PS182242768049318258	MODS1	dual grating	20 m	good seeing about 1.1"-1.2"
Palazzi	Sn2024afuy.	MODS1	imag g,r,z	10 m	clear sky, good seeing, about 1.0"
Trefoloni	J153539.24+564406.4	MODS1	red grating	10 m	seeing 0.8"
Trefoloni	J154511.29+223856.0	MODS1	red grating	10 m	seeing 0.8"
Grazian	PS194202755074753376	MODS1	dual grating	21 m	good seeing about 1.1"-1.2"
Standard star	BD28	MODS1	dual adn red grating
Palazzi	SN2025aaeo	MODS1	dual grating	30 m	seeing 0.8"-0.9"
Palazzi	SN2025aaeo	MODS1	imaging g,r,z	10 m	seeing 0.8"-0.9"
Brienza	Blob1	MODS1	dual grating	550x 4 in red , 550x3 in blue	the last spectra in blue to be repeated

Further details in the log by LBT-Italia at this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e-4RoE65_nHKngu8dpi8qE1xujKu3BZpwTRRG80luZc/edit?tab=t.0

Further details in the log by LBTO at this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12fK20LW_fMqIgHG1D2jZHI09udsjcww4DsNQ9JB74OU/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.ibktfhgaqi08