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                        PLANET ANOMALY UPDATE 
		              2004 #14-1
                       (issued 6-Aug, 7:45 UT)
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                     Smooth second peak observed 



Dear Colleagues,

continued observations of OGLE 2004-BLG-347 by PLANET with the 1.54m Danish 
telescope at ESO LaSilla (Chile), the Canopus 1.0m telescope near Hobart (Tasmania,
Australia), and the Perth 0.6m telescope at Bickley (Western Australia) reveal
a smooth second peak around HJD = 2453219.5 +/- 0.5 (2-Aug, 0:00 UT  +/- 12 h)
with a magnification of about 1.25 mag above baseline in agreement with OGLE data
taken over the same period.

The event is expected to approach a light curve roughly consistent with that of 
point-like sources and lenses over the next few days.

In general, lightcurves with two smooth peaks as observed in this event are 
compatible with a stellar binary lens or a binary source. A closer analysis will
show which of these interpretations is the more likely. 

Event:            OGLE 2004-BLG-347
RA (J2000):       17:45:53.14 
Dec (J2000):      -36:29:38.7 

The baseline I magnitude reported by the OGLE team is 17.477.

For more information:
PLANET:  http://planet.iap.fr/currentevents.html
OGLE:    http://www.astrouw.edu.pl/~ftp/ogle/ogle3/blg-347.html

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On behalf of the PLANET collaboration,

Martin Dominik

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