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Circular No. 4004
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
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COMET SHOEMAKER (1984s)
Carolyn and Eugene Shoemaker report that they have discovered
yet another comet on exposures with the 0.46-m Palomar Schmidt.
The object is diffuse with a strong condensation; no tail.
1984 UT R.A. (1950.0) Decl. m1
Oct. 25.37708 1 57 01.21 +18 59 50.0 12
26.29097 1 57 05.59 +18 42 17.0
COMET SHOEMAKER (1984r)
The following precise position was measured by E. Bowell,
Lowell Observatory, from an exposure by B. A. Skiff with the
0.33-m photographic telescope at the Anderson Mesa Station. The
comet's image is diffuse and uncondensed.
1984 UT R.A. (1950.0) Decl. m1
Nov. 1.31319 3 12 43.02 +17 44 47.9 16.2
The orbit of this comet continues to be basically indeterminate.
NOVA VULPECULAE 1984
Visual magnitude estimates: Oct. 11.41 UT, 8.8 (R. McNaught,
Coonabarabran, NSW); 14.41, 8.9 (McNaught); 16.04, 9.2 (P. Maley,
Houston, TX); 18.08, 9.1 (Maley); 20.04, 9.2 (Maley); 25.15, 9.3
(Maley); 27.15, 9.1 (Maley); 29.02, 9.1 (Maley)
TT ARIETIS
Visual magnitude estimates: Sept. 1.50 UT, [15.5 (J. Bortle,
Stormville, NY); 2, 15.3 (M. Verdenet, Bourbon-Lancy, France); 22,
13.6 (Verdenet); 29, 13.8 (Verdenet); Oct. 6.50, 13.5 (Bortle);
16.06, 13.2 (Bortle); 17.06, 13.1 (Bortle).
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1984 November 2 (4004) Brian G. Marsden
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