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                       PLANET ANOMALY ALERT
                              2006 #13
                    (issued 15-Aug, 7:30 UT)
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         Anomaly near expected peak of MOA 2006-BLG-132


Dear Colleagues,

data collected by PLANET with the Canopus 1.0m (near Hobart, Tasmania)
after HJD=2453962.010 (14-Aug, 12:14 UT) showed a stronger rise than predicted
by a previous model and refused to be explained by microlensing of a point
source due to a single star. This stronger rise appears to coincide with
the second half of a dip observed by MOA after HJD=2453961.796 (14-Aug,
7:06 UT). Moreover, a recent data point observed by PLANET with the Danish
1.54m at ESO LaSilla (Chile) at HJD=2453962.547 (15-Aug, 1:08 UT) is
significantly above the previously favoured model light curve.

In order to characterize the origin of the deviation, further observations at
this time are strongly encouraged.

A light curve plot as well as data are available on our webpages.

Event:           MOA 2006-BLG-132
RA (J2000):      17:54:9.01
Dec (J2000):     -35:18:6.7

The uncalibrated baseline I magnitude reported by the MOA team is 19.39.

PLANET observers:
Canopus 1.0m:	Jadzia Donatowicz, Jean-Philippe Beaulieu
Danish 1.54m:	Jean-Baptiste Marquette

For more information:
PLANET:         http://planet.iap.fr
MOA:		http://www.phys.canterbury.ac.nz/moa/
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On behalf of the PLANET/RoboNet team,

Martin Dominik

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