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IAUC 2289: 1970g; 1969i; N GK Per 1901
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Circular No. 2289
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
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COMET ABE (1970g)
The following precise positions have been reported:
1970 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. Observer
July 5.77773 2 18 22.68 +24 15 18.5 Seki
30.01042 2 16 21.93 +36 59 18.3 Antal
30.03819 2 16 20.67 +37 00 34.8 "
Aug. 1.97153 2 14 05.71 +39 18 04.1 "
2.02153 2 14 03.13 +39 20 32.6 "
2.96319 2 13 09.05 +40 07 54.3 "
3.02569 2 13 05.12 +40 11 05.1 "
Oct. 17.74028 16 03 31.32 +15 03 09.0 "
17.75069 16 03 31.06 +15 02 46.0 "
18.73542 16 03 05.24 +14 27 02.5 "
18.74167 16 03 05.21 +14 26 49.5 "
T. Seki (Kochi Observatory). Correction to IAUC 2267.
M. Antal (Skalnate Pleso Observatory). 30-cm f/5 astrograph.
COMET BENNETT (1969i)
The following precise positions have been reported:
1970 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. Observer
May 21.95868 2 01 40.43 +66 12 00.7 Soper
June 4.03160 2 46 47.51 +68 17 24.2 "
Aug. 1.87431 4 44 49.61 +76 02 28.2 Antal
1.91458 4 44 52.05 +76 02 50.9 "
H. Soper (Archallagan Observatory, Onchan, Isle of Man). 14-cm f/5
Zeiss lens. Measurer: S. W. Milbourn
M. Antal (Skalnate Pleso Observatory). 30-cm f/5 astrograph.
NOVA GK PERSEI 1901
Mr. C. E. Spratt, St. Catharines, Ontario, writes that he
independently detected the recent brightening of this object, noting
the magnitude as 11.4 on Oct. 25.04 UT. Clouds and fog made
observing difficult and this result somewhat uncertain.
1970 November 10 (2289) Brian G. Marsden
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