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Circular No. 3114
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
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COMET KOHLER (1977m)
Further precise positions have been reported as follows:
1977 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. m1 Observer
Sept. 12.43993 15 38 23.04 +26 57 22.1 11 Urata
12.44444 15 38 23.65 +26 57 17.0 "
16.47882 15 46 58.78 +25 32 29.4 Koishikawa
16.50521 15 47 02.16 +25 31 57.8 "
17.44444 15 49 08.58 +25 11 19.0 10 Urata
17.45382 15 49 09.76 +25 11 07.5 "
24.76389 16 06 58.09 +22 18 29.0 10 Antal
T. Urata (JCPM Yakiimo Station). From Nihondaira Obs. Circ. No. 888.
M. Koishikawa (Sendai Observatory, Ayashi Station). Measurer: S.
Kasahara. From Japan Astron. Circ. No. 115.
M. Antal (Skalnate Pleso Observatory).
Total visual magnitude estimates: Sept. 16.14 UT, 9.0 (M. J.
Mayo and J. Truxton, Agoura, California, 25-cm reflector); 18.14,
8.8 (Mayo and Truxton); 20.09, 9.2 (C. Sherrod, North Little Rock,
Arkansas, 32-cm reflector; 10' tail in p.a. 350o); 22.07, 9.0 (P.
Maley, Houston, Texas, 13-cm refractor); 26.06, 8.9 (Maley).
1977 HB
C. T. Kowal, Hale Observatories, provides the following precise
positions for the ends of a rather fuzzy trail that appears on
an exposure with the 122-cm Schmidt telescope at Palomar:
1977 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. mpv
June 13.18715 13 04 56.14 -19 20 38.6 ~17.5
13.20799 13 04 56.67 -19 20 43.6
HM SAGITTAE
Recent visual magnitude estimates: July 19.13 UT, 11.2 (J.
Bortle, Brooks Observatory); Aug. 1.93, 11.0 (J. Hosty, Huddersfield,
England); 9.94, 10.8 (G. Hurst, Northampton, England); 22.88,
10.4 (Hurst); Sept. 2.89, 10.2 (Hurst); 7.14, 10.7 (Bortle).
1977 September 28 (3114) Brian G. Marsden
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