Circular No. 4184 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 NOVA VULPECULAE 1984 No. 2 A. R. Taylor, Kapteyn Astronomical Institute; E. R. Seaquist, University of Toronto; and S. R. Pottasch, Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, report the radio detection of Nova Vul 1984 No. 2 with the Very Large Array. Multi-frequency observations show a steeply rising spectrum with the flux density at longer wavelengths increasing with time. Measured flux densities (in mJy) at 5 GHz were: 1985 July 16, 4.1; Oct. 7, 7.0; Dec. 18, 11.0. A high- resolution map at 15 GHz on Oct. 7 revealed a main radio source plus a lobe of emission extending ~ 0"25 to the southeast. There is no counterpart of the lobe to the northwest of the main component. Radio coordinates of the nova are R.A. = 20h24m40s52, Decl. = +27deg40'48"1 (equinox 1950.0). NOVA SCORPII 1985 R. Lukas, Wilhelm Foerster Sternwarte, has identified images on IIa-O plates taken with the GPO astrograph at the European Southern Observatory as follows: 1981 July 23, mag 16; Aug. 7, 17; 1985 Aug. 11, 16; Aug. 17, 17.5. COMET THIELE (1985m) Ephemeris from the orbital elements on MPC 10377: 1986 ET R.A. (1950.0) Decl. p r m1 Mar. 11 20 40.06 + 9 09.4 2.369 1.768 11.8 21 20 34.90 + 9 52.0 31 20 27.33 +10 41.0 2.224 1.959 12.2 Apr. 10 20 16.56 +11 34.3 20 20 01.68 +12 27.8 2.013 2.160 12.4 30 19 41.82 +13 14.4 May 10 19 16.39 +13 43.9 1.816 2.367 12.5 20 18 45.65 +13 43.0 30 18 11.29 +13 00.0 1.744 2.575 12.8 June 9 17 36.27 +11 32.3 19 17 03.90 + 9 29.5 1.887 2.785 13.3 29 16 36.52 + 7 08.5 July 9 16 14.93 + 4 44.8 2.242 2.993 14.0 19 15 58.88 + 2 27.9 29 15 47.59 + 0 21.9 2.733 3.199 14.7 1986 February 27 (4184) Brian G. Marsden
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