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Circular No. 5088
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
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SUPERNOVA 1990aa
M. Richmond, University of California at Berkeley, informs us that
the "anonymous" host galaxy for this supernova (IAUC 5087) is probably
UGC 00540 = MCG +05-03-016.
SUPERNOVA 1988Z IN MCG +03-28-022
R. A. Stathakis and E. M. Sadler, Anglo-Australian Observatory,
report: "SN 1988Z continues to fade very slowly. CCD images taken with
the Anglo-Australian Telescope on 1990 June 22.35 UT showed the
supernova at V = 19.5, R = 18.5, a decline of only three magnitudes in V
since Dec. 1988. A spectrum taken on 1990 Mar. 21.53 UT covering
530-1020 nm shows narrow (FWHM = 2000 km/s) emission lines of H alpha,
He I and O I 845 nm. In addition, weak, broad, emission lines of H
alpha, O I 845 nm and Ca II 854 + 866 nm extend to 10 000 km/s. We urge
observers to continue to monitor this unusual supernova.
SUPERNOVA 1987A IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD
Corrigendum. On IAUC 5086, line 11, for 2.0 mJy read 2.6 mJy.
1990 OL
Improved orbital elements from MPC 16882:
T = 1990 July 20.9611 ET Peri. = 155.2556
e = 0.453795 Node = 150.4061 1950.0
q = 1.468942 AU Incl. = 14.8079
a = 2.689359 AU n = 0.2234760 P = 4.410 years
1990 ET R.A. (1950) Decl. Delta r V
Sept. 6 21 49.46 -17 31.4 0.547 1.535 16.3
16 21 55.99 -20 46.0
26 22 04.54 -22 50.7 0.685 1.598 17.2
Oct. 6 22 15.08 -23 52.4
16 22 27.27 -24 02.5 0.879 1.677 18.0
26 22 40.78 -23 31.8
Nov. 5 22 55.29 -22 30.4 1.117 1.768 18.6
1990 September 5 (5088) Brian G. Marsden
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