Circular No. 3884 Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A. TWX 710-320-6842 ASTROGRAM CAM Telephone 617-864-5758 1983 TB Continuation to the ephemeris on IAUC 3883: 1983/84 ET R.A. (1950.0) Decl. p r Mag. Nov. 12 22 06.24 +29 49.0 0.793 1.479 17.2 17 22 18.93 +27 14.0 22 22 30.07 +25 09.0 0.981 1.593 17.8 27 22 40.15 +23 28.2 Dec. 2 22 49.48 +22 07.1 1.181 1.697 18.3 7 22 58.28 +21 02.2 12 23 06.69 +20 10.9 1.388 1.792 18.7 17 23 14.81 +19 30.9 22 23 22.71 +19 00.5 1.597 1.879 19.1 27 23 30.43 +18 38.1 Jan. 1 23 38.03 +18 22.7 1.807 1.959 19.4 COMET CERNIS (1983l) Total visual magnitude estimates: Sept. 13.29 UT, 9.0 (C. E. Spratt, Victoria, BC, 0.20-m reflector); Oct. 1.13, 9.4 (V. F. de Assis Neto, Sao Francisco de Oliveira, Brazil, 0.10-m reflector); 11.92, 9.9 (J.-C. Merlin, Le Creusot, France, 0.26-m reflector). SUPERNOVA IN IC 1731 E. P. Aksenov, Sternberg Astronomical Institute, cables that Yu. V. Terebizh reports that this object (cf. IAUC 3875) was indeendently discovered by N. Metlova at the Sternberg Crimean Staion. The object was of mpg 14.0 on Sept. 17.99 UT. R CORONAE BOREALIS D. Bohme, Nessa, German Democratic Republic, communicates his photoelectric measurements: July 31.39 UT, V = 5.86, B-V = +0.54; Aug. 8.38, 5.92, -; 11.36, 5.81, +0.62; 14.34, 5.89, +0.55; 18.36, 6.23, -; 19.36, 6.18, -; 20.35, 6.21, -; 25.32, 6.75, +0.58; 26.33, 6.87, -; 29.31, 7.57, +0.60; 30.33, 7.91, +0.56; 31.33, 8.28, +0.54; Sept. 1.36, 8.75, +0.57; 2.33, 9.02, -. Visual magnitude estimates: Sept. 13.20 UT, 9.4 (C. Spratt, Victoria, BC); Sept. 19, 11 (M. Verdenet, Bourbon-Lancy, France); 24, 12 (Verdenet); Oct. 3, 13 (Verdenet); 8.8, 13.5 (Verdenet). 1983 October 28 (3884) Brian G. Marsden
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