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                                                  Circular No. 3607
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
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COMET ELIAS (1981c)
     Ephemeris continuation from the elements on MPC 6050:

     1981 ET     R. A. (1950) Decl.     Delta     r      m1
     May  26    10 27.51    -60 00.3
     June  5    10 31.03    -56 33.6    4.399   4.781   15.0
          15    10 36.13    -53 18.5
          25    10 42.34    -50 18.7    4.573   4.764   15.1
     July  5    10 49.35    -47 36.3
          15    10 56.91    -45 12.5    4.803   4.753   15.2
          25    11 04.83    -43 07.3
     Aug.  4    11 12.99    -41 20.0    5.051   4.747   15.3
          14    11 21.28    -39 49.8
          24    11 29.59    -38 35.1    5.280   4.746   15.4
     Sept. 3    11 37.85    -37 34.4
          13    11 45.97    -36 46.4    5.461   4.751   15.5


COMET MEIER (1980q)
     Ephemeris continuation from the elements on MPC 5975.  This
replaces the ephemeris given on MPC 5651-52.

     1981 ET     R. A. (1950) Decl.     Delta     r      m1
     May  26    12 50.34    + 9 10.0
     June  5    12 37.62    + 6 16.6    2.212   2.758   13.1
          15    12 29.65    + 3 41.1
          25    12 25.27    + 1 21.1    2.732   2.954   13.9
     July  5    12 23.60    - 0 46.7
          15    12 23.96    - 2 45.0    3.264   3.151   14.6
          25    12 25.86    - 4 35.9
     Aug.  4    12 28.94    - 6 21.5    3.770   3.347   15.1
          14    12 32.90    - 8 02.8
          24    12 37.53    - 9 41.0    4.222   3.542   15.6

     Total visual magnitude estimates by C. S. Morris, Harvard, MA
(0.25-m refl.): Mar. 28.24 UT, 9.8; Apr. 11.23, 9.9; 23.11, 10.4.


SV SAGITTAE
     M. Verdenet, Bourbon-Lancy, France, writes that this suspected
R-CrB-type variable had faded to mv = 14.0 on May 6.92 UT.


1981 May 26                    (3607)              Brian G. Marsden

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