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Circular No. 4242
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
PROBABLE NOVA IN CYGNUS
H. Kosai, Tokyo Astronomical Observatory, reports the discovery
by M. Wakuda of a probable nova, located near CI Cyg at R.A. =
19h52m7, Decl. = +35deg33' (equinox 1950.0). Magnitudes (Tri-X with
green filter): June 26, [13; July 28.6 UT, 13; Aug. 4.72, 9.4. M.
Huruhata reports no evidence of this object on about 500 films
taken by him since 1979 and gives V = 8.7, B = 9.5 on Aug. 8.87 UT.
1986 PA
E. Helin, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, reports her discovery of
a fast-moving asteroidal object on exposures by C. Wilson and herself
(assisted by R. Day and J. Mueller) with the 1.2-m Schmidt in
the course of Palomar Sky Survey II. Measurer: M. Rudnyk.
1986 UT R.A. (1950.0) Decl. Mag.
Aug. 2.27500 20 00 56.85 + 1 36 43.1 18.2
2.31667 20 00 47.50 + 1 35 44.6
4.19444 19 54 19.52 + 0 53 47.4
4.23611 19 54 10.24 + 0 52 47.1
5.20902 19 50 45.97 + 0 29 44.7
5.25069 19 50 36.54 + 0 28 43.0
Apollo-type orbital elements have been derived:
T = 1986 Dec. 6.16 ET
Peri. = 296.95 e = 0.4094
Node = 160.25 1950.0 a = 1.0324 AU
Incl. = 9.86 n = 0.93958
q = 0.6098 AU P = 1.05 years
1986 ET R.A. (1950.0) Decl. p r V
Aug. 3 19 58.46 + 1 21.1
8 19 40.86 - 0 40.9 0.320 1.308 17.5
13 19 23.09 - 3 02.5
18 19 05.96 - 5 37.0 0.308 1.263 17.6
23 18 50.10 - 8 17.6
28 18 35.99 -10 58.6 0.312 1.213 17.9
Sept. 2 18 23.85 -13 35.6
7 18 13.75 -16 06.5 0.323 1.157 18.2
12 18 05.53 -18 30.3
17 17 58.90 -20 47.7 0.336 1.095 18.4
1986 August 11 (4242) Brian G. Marsden
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