Circular No. 4062 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 617-495-7244/7440/7444 SUPERNOVA 1985K D. V. Arganbright and J. T. McGraw, Steward Observatory, report the following precise position of a supernova discovered by Arganbright with the CCD transit instrument: R.A. = 12h58m33s78, Decl. = +28deg03'56"2 (equinox 1985.2). On May 15 the object had mpv = 17.7. 1982 RB This Amor-type object has been reobserved as follows: 1985 UT R.A. (1950.0) Decl. Observer Apr. 14.38154 17 41 48.11 +17 23 14.1 Gehrels 14.39579 17 41 49.27 +17 23 34.7 " 14.41027 17 41 50.42 +17 23 55.1 " 19.34047 17 48 22.72 +19 22 14.5 " 19.35402 17 48 23.75 +19 22 34.5 " 19.36804 17 48 24.78 +19 22 54.7 " May 8.28862 18 08 59.38 +27 14 12.6 Gibson 8.29945 18 08 59.92 +27 14 29.0 " T. Gehrels (Kitt Peak National Observatory). 0.91-m telescope, CCD in scanning mode. Reduced by J. V. Scotti. J. Gibson (Palomar Observatory). 0.6-m reflector and CCD. Orbit from 19 observations 1982 Sept. 14-1985 May 8: T = 1985 Aug. 22.8072 ET Epoch = 1985 Sept. 12.0 ET Peri. = 158.5809 e = 0.395020 Node = 158.4440 1950.0 a = 2.102337 AU Incl. = 24.9970 n = 0.3233334 q = 1.271873 AU P = 3.048 years 1985 ET R.A. (1950.0) Decl. p r Mag. June 4 18 22.78 +36 56.5 0.705 1.471 19.0 14 18 23.06 +39 18.1 24 18 21.30 +40 32.6 0.603 1.390 18.6 July 4 18 18.74 +40 23.1 14 18 16.95 +38 32.6 0.506 1.327 18.1 24 18 17.70 +34 40.4 Aug. 3 18 22.74 +28 27.0 0.420 1.286 17.6 13 18 33.11 +19 40.4 23 18 49.47 + 8 38.4 0.373 1.272 17.3 1985 May 17 (4062) Brian G. Marsden
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