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#30 From: Juan José González Suárez <jjgonzalez@...>
Date: Fri May 23, 2003 2:27 pm
Subject: Obs-V: 116P 		jjgsgp
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Recent data:

116P/Wild:

2003 May  22.99 UT: m1=12.2, Dia.=1'.5, DC=2, 20 cm SCT (100x).

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ICQ Format:

116        2003 05 22.99  S 12.2 TJ 20.3T10 100   1.5  2            ICQ
XX GON05

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( Alto del Castro - Aralla, alt. 1720 m, Leon, North Spain ).

Regards,

Juan José González

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#29 From: "John Drummond" <john_drummond@...>
Date: Fri May 23, 2003 2:09 pm
Subject: OBS:V- 23/05/03 		john_drummon...
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Hi all,

two comets tonight. When I went into 'Matrix Reloaded' it was pouring
down, when I emerged it was crystal clear and still...

P/Wild 4 (116P) 2003 May 23.52 UT: m1 = 11.8, Dia.= 1', DC = 5, 41cm
f4.5 Reflect (88x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New Zealand) [116P looks
like a bright smudge with a fairly knot-like condensed nucleas.
Comet's alt is 64* in the NW. Stellar LM =15.6, diffuse LM = 14.4
(scope).

53P (P/Van Biesbroeck) 2003 May 23.55 UT: m1 = 14.0, Dia.= 0'.5, DC =
6, 41cm f4.5 Reflect (166x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New Zealand)
[53P appears to have a condensed nucleas with a faint ghostly haze
around it. Comet's alt is 57* in the NW. Stellar LM =15.5, diffuse LM
= 14.3, (scope).]

Cheers

John D

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#28 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Fri May 23, 2003 10:05 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Astrometry: Comets, May 23, 2003 		drclay2002
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COD H41
CON [drclay@...]
OBS P. C. Sherrod
MEA P. C. Sherrod
ACK ASO Observations
AC2 drclay@...
TEL 0.41-m f/3.5 SCT+ccd
COM Reduction done using Charon
COM Charon version Aug 04 2002 10:43:34
COM Report file created Fri May 23 04:40:11 2003
NET USNO-A2.0

CK03F010  C2003 05 23.29347 16 32 52.68 +51 54 47.2          16.9 T      H41

0029P     C2003 05 23.36341 22 45 41.65 -04 41 14.0          13.8 T      H41

0065P     C2003 05 23.34244 19 03 45.17 -28 00 06.9          14.6 T      H41
0065P     C2003 05 23.34681 19 03 45.11 -28 00 08.5          14.5 T      H41

CK01K050  C2003 05 23.33896 19 03 57.80 +50 33 05.7          15.2 T      H41
CK01K050  C2003 05 23.34946 19 03 57.57 +50 33 13.5          15.4 T      H41

CK03H030  C2003 05 23.33137 19 46 39.66 -07 58 43.8          15.7 T      H41
CK03H030  C2003 05 23.33530 19 46 39.61 -07 58 39.5          15.7 T      H41

0053P     C2003 05 23.27941 15 59 43.86 -09 43 34.1          14.8 T      H41
0053P     C2003 05 23.27941 15 59 43.86 -09 43 34.1          14.7 T      H41

0116P     C2003 05 23.27591 15 15 10.50 -21 52 06.4          11.3 R      H41
0116P     C2003 05 23.32520 15 15 08.29 -21 52 02.2          15.3 N      H41

CK03G010  C2003 05 23.28660 17 27 02.98 +05 08 49.2          16.2 T      H41
CK03G010  C2003 05 23.32236 17 27 01.69 +05 09 11.7          16.1 T      H41

CK03H010  C2003 05 23.29817 17 30 49.83 +23 37 17.0          15.3 T      H41
CK03H010  C2003 05 23.31810 17 30 47.32 +23 37 22.9          15.3 T      H41

PK03H040  C2003 05 23.28272 16 04 27.48 -09 02 12.7          17.4 T      H41
PK03H040  C2003 05 23.28966 16 04 27.26 -09 02 02.6          17.5 T      H41

0030P     C2003 05 23.25919 11 35 44.65 +13 40 40.0          17.0 N      H41

CJ99U040  C2003 05 23.25586 12 36 25.15 +34 01 36.3          17.4 T      H41

CK00S74V  C2003 05 23.11826 13 16 39.42 +38 50 00.3          16.2 T      H41
CK00S74V  C2003 05 23.25315 13 16 32.97 +38 48 28.6          16.2 T      H41

CK02O070  C2003 05 23.10541 12 17 34.45 +37 11 11.2          13.8 T      H41
CK02O070  C2003 05 23.25024 12 17 08.56 +37 07 39.4          15.8 N      H41

0066P     C2003 05 23.12272 11 51 11.12 -03 28 42.1          17.7 N      H41

CK01R14X  C2003 05 23.11473 11 10 36.23 +10 17 59.9          14.2 T      H41

Clay
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Arkansas Sky Observatory
MPC/cbat Obs. H43 / Conway
MPC/cbat Obs. H41 / Petit Jean Mountain
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#27 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Thu May 22, 2003 10:16 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Comets, Physical Obs., May 22, 2003 		drclay2002
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Lots of comets, including the outburst of 29P, and a few worth noting:

29P Schwassmann-Wachmann
2003 May 22.38 UT: m1=13.1 (*), Dia.=0.19', DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet is fairly large
and equally distributed across coma in brightness with some degree of
central brightening (*m2=14.9ccd); no tail nor elongation]

C/2003 H3 (NEAT)
2003 May 22.36 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Fairly bright and compact object in
rich star field; very round with little structure noted]

C/2001 U6 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.35 UT: m1=17.9, Dia.=13", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small but not stellar in
appearance; some nebulosity]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.32 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=15", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet fairly easy in rich star field,
even with quarter moon in vicinity; round and diffuse with moderate centr.
condens.]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.32 UT: m1=15.5, Dia.=16", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very open and diffuse, albeit small;
tail in PA 186, short and very vague]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.31 UT: m1=17.2, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small and compact; difficult and
appears stellar; confirmed astrometrically]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.30 UT: m1=15.5, Dia.=15", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very straight tail, traced about 0.7'
from coma; comet is most definitely fading slowly and size may be
diminishing as well]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 22.29 UT: m1=12.2 (*), Dia.=0.3', DC = 6/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Broad and diffuse
tail in PA 300, 2.0' length; coma is highlyl concentrated with *m2=15.7;
seems to have brightened in past days]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 22.28 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=16", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet small and very concentrated,
equally bright across entire coma; very close to star of same mag.]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.26 UT: m1=16.1, Dia.=18", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Coma is quite irregular in ccd image
with no central conds; very open and diffuse]

C/2002 U2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.25 UT: m1=17.8, Dia.=13", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small but with nebulosity;
difficult and confirmed astrometrically]

C/2003 E1 (NEAT)
2003 May 22.25 UT: m1=18.0, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small, stellar, confirmed
astrometrically]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.24 UT: m1=13.9 (*), Dia.=0.19', DC = 7/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very strong central
conds. (*m2=15.7ccd) with halo-type surrounding coma; very little if any
tail noted in ccd images]

66P du Toit
2003 May 22.24 UT: m1=17.5, Dia.=12", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small,nearly stellar with little
nebulosity]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 22.23 UT: m1=13.7 (*), Dia.=0.28', DC = 4/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very interesting,
with large open coma, very transparent and strong (*m2=16.1ccd) nucleus;
tail at 102 deg PA  about 1' length]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 22.23 UT: m1=17.7, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Clearly diffuse but small and
difficult in smokey skies]

P/2003 H4
2003 May 22 UT: m1=17.3, Dia.=14", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P. Clay
Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [More conspicuous than the magnitude
reveals; in nice star field and appears definitely nebulous and confirmed
astrometrically]

Clay
----------------------------------------
Dr. P. Clay Sherrod
drclay@...
Arkansas Sky Observatory
MPC/cbat Obs. H43 / Conway
MPC/cbat Obs. H41 / Petit Jean Mountain
http://www.arksky.org/

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#26 From: Alexandre Amorim <costeira1@...>
Date: Wed May 21, 2003 12:34 pm
Subject: C/2002y1 (May21) 		costeira1
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IIIYYYYMnL YYYY MM DD.DD eM/mm.m:r AAA.ATF/xxxx/dd.ddn DC /t.ttmANG
ICQxx OBSxx
    2002Y1  2003 05 21.35  S  7.5 TK  8  B    20  4     6
ICQxx AMO01
[TYC4685-01560-1 Vt: 7.45 mV: 7.43 b-v: 0.16 and TYC4685-01531-1 Vt:
7.58 mV: 7.47 b-v: 1.03 used, moonlight interference]

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C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 21.35 UT: m1= 7.5, Dia=4',DC=6,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[moonlight interference]

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C/2002 Y1
Total magnitude and coma diameter estimates:
*2003 May.21.35, 7.5, 4'(A.Amorim, Florianopolis,Brazil,20x80
binoculars,moonlight interference);


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#25 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Wed May 21, 2003 9:16 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Petit Jean Comets, May 21, 2003 		drclay2002
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A few comets, some measurements in moonlight and/or high cirrus. Complete
postings are found at:
http://www.arksky.org/

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.33 UT: m1=15.3, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very fine and narrow tail continues in
PA 214 for 1.2' length; comet is about as condensed in coma as possible
without appearing stellar; quite small for overall brightness]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.32 UT: m1=16.5, Dia.=16", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Most definitely brighter than on
previous observations; comet is very diffuse with little if any central
conds.]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 21.30 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=14", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [High cirrus in sky; very small, but
clearly diffuse]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 21.29 UT: m1=14.7, Dia.=16", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very sharp spiked jet(?) at PA 275  in
three astrometric images, extends about 0.4' length; comet is very
concentrated and almost stellar, but with nebulous "halo", quite small for
brightness]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.29 UT: m1=15.2, Dia.=17", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet is somewhat difficult as it is
very low in west with high cirrus; very diffuse and irregularly mottled]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 21.28 UT: m1=12.7 (*), Dia.=0.32', DC = 6/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet continues
strong, even with very low altitude and rising quarter moon; coma evenly
bright across diameter; slight tail noted at PA 204, about 1.8' length;
*m2=14.5ccd]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.28 UT: m1=15.7, Dia.=16", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Some elongation suspected at PA 225
deg; fairly concentrated; easy target even in bright moonlight]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.27 UT: m1=15.1 (*), Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Fairly condensed, but
still with conspicuous nebulosity in evenly-round coma; *m2=16.0ccd]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 21.25 UT: m1=13.9 (*), Dia.=0.2', DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very diffuse, broad
fan tail centered at PA 105 deg; *m2=15.6ccd; comet appears to be fading
while coma is decreasing in both concentration and diameter]

Clay
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drclay@...
Arkansas Sky Observatory
MPC/cbat Obs. H43 / Conway
MPC/cbat Obs. H41 / Petit Jean Mountain
http://www.arksky.org/

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#24 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Tue May 20, 2003 5:50 pm
Subject: ASO Comets, Physical Obs., May 20, 2003 		drclay2002
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Clouds moving in late so some early observations....100P confirmed
astrometrically N. of calculated.

100P Hartley
2003 May 20.11 UT: m1=20.3, Dia.=<12", DC = 8/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...P. Clay
Sherrod, (H41) [At threshold on excellent night; comet confirmed
astrometrically, slightly N. of calculated position]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 20.10 UT: m1=16.6, Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...P. Clay Sherrod, (H41)
[Round and fairly easy target; imaged in late twilight to be ahead of
incoming clouds; brightening slowly]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 20.10 UT: m1=17.1, Dia.=13", DC = 4/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...P. Clay Sherrod, (H41)
[Very difficult and diffuse with some high cirrus moving in; comet appears
very faint from previous observations]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 20.09 UT: m1=12.9, Dia.=0.18", DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...P. Clay
Sherrod, (H41) [Comet measured in slight twilight with high evening cirrus;
still appears to be fading from predicted curve]

Clay
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drclay@...
Arkansas Sky Observatory
Harvard/MPC H43 (Conway)
Harvard/MPC H41 (Petit Jean Mountain)
http://www.arksky.org/

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#23 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Mon May 19, 2003 9:27 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Comets, May 19, 2003 		drclay2002
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Fourteen comets under good skies but with moon rising shortly after
midnight.....

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.36 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=14", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very easy target, all coma with no
central conds; nearly perfectly round and appreciable hourly motion]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.36 UT: m1=17.1, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very tiny and stellar in appearance;
confirmed astrometrically in very bright moonlit sky, no nebulosity noted]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.36 UT: m1=15.0, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Tail seems to be developing
interestingly, with more broadening as it slightly expands away from coma;
stretches for 0.7' length in PA 210; coma is not quite as compressed as only
a week ago]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.35 UT: m1=15.9, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Strong moonlight, but comet is clearly
diffuse and easy in rich star field; fairly strong central conds.]

C/2003 H3 (NEAT)
2003 May 19.35 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet is clearly diffuse with little
central conds.; easy target in spite of nearby full moon and very low
altitude]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 19.33 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=0.22', DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet very large even in near-full
moonlight; perimeter of coma appears slightly irregular; very little central
conds.]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 19.32 UT: m1=12.8 (*), Dia.=0.21, DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Strong moonlight very
close; size and tail est. likely affected; *m2=14.2ccd]

C/2001 G1 (LONEOS)
2003 May 19.32 UT: m1=16.6, Dia.=12", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) []

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.15 UT: m1=15.3 (*), Dia.=18" elong., DC = 4/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Coma is clearly
elonged about 0.2' in a N-S orientation, confirmed in three astrometric
images; *m2=17.0]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 19.13 UT: m1=16.4, Dia.=16", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet is very uniformly diffuse with
very little if any central conds.  Fairly easy target in exceptional skies]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.12 UT: m1=12.1, Dia.=0.2', DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [A very short and stubby fan tail
centered at about 122 deg PA; comet is fading somewhat and seems to be less
concentrated than before]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 19.11 UT: m1=12.4, Dia.=18", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Some indication of a very wide and
fanned (short) diffuse tail centered on PA 100 deg; coma is compact and
growing smaller]

30P Reinmuth 1
2003 May 19.10 UT: m1=17.2, Dia.=13", DC = 5/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Very small and difficult, with some
slight nebulosity in spite of very tiny coma; confirmed astrometrically and
not an easy target in very clear skies]

66P du Toit
2003 May 19.10 UT: m1=17.3, Dia.=14", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean H41) [Comet is difficult in very good deep
skies, but clearly diffuse]

Clay
----------------------------------------
Dr. P. Clay Sherrod
drclay@...
Arkansas Sky Observatory
MPC/cbat Obs. H43 / Conway
MPC/cbat Obs. H41 / Petit Jean Mountain
http://www.arksky.org/

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#22 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Thu May 15, 2003 9:40 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Comets, Physical Obs., May 15, 2003 		drclay2002
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Ten comets in spite of very bright full moonlight; with impending bad
weather forecast for the next several days, it was worth the effort....

C/2003 H2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.34 UT: m1=17.9, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Tiny object, nearly stellar, at calculated
position; at threshold with very strong moonlight to west]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.34 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet is very small, but fairly bright and
clearly diffuse]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.33 UT: m1=15.3, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very poor conditions with full moonlight
to west; tail iln PA 208 deg., about 0.8' length; coma highly condensed]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.32 UT: m1=17.0, Dia.=13", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet is difficult, but clearly noted
astrometrically; nearly stellar]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.32 UT: m1=16.4, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet is small, but diffuse; no tail]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 15.31 UT: m1=14.6, Dia.=0.21', DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet is surprisingly easy and clearly
diffuse in spite of very close full moonlight; very little central conds.]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 15.31 UT: m1=M2=13.9, Dia.=n/a, DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet measured for astrometric purposes;
too close to full moon for diameter/m1 estimates]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.30 UT: m1=16.2, Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet appears very diffuse and faint and
is imaged clearly in very bright moonlit conditions; coma perhaps is
irregular]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.29 UT: m1=~13.5 (*), Dia.=0.19', DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very bright conditions;
*m2=16.3ccd; moderate central conds.]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 15.27 UT: m1=m2=14.6, Dia.=~0.24', DC = 6/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very strong moonlight and
comet is very low on western horizon; no m1 nor size/tail estimate is
reliable; measured astrometrically]

Clay
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#21 From: Alexandre Amorim <costeira1@...>
Date: Tue May 13, 2003 1:03 pm
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    2002Y1  2003 05 13.36  S  7.1 TK  8  B    20  4     6/
ICQxx AMO01
[TYC0024-01159-1 Vt: 6.65 mV: 6.66 b-v:-0.08 and TYC0024-00400-1 Vt:
7.36 mV: 7.35 b-v: 0.09 used; clouds interference]

comet@...
C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 13.36 UT: m1= 7.1, Dia=4',DC=6/,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[clouds interference]

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C/2002 Y1
Total magnitude and coma diameter estimates:
2003 May.13.36, 7.1, 4'(A.Amorim, Florianopolis,Brazil,20x80
binoculars,clouds interference);


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#20 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Tue May 13, 2003 9:06 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Comets, physical observations May 13, 2003 		drclay2002
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A few comets dodging clouds and moonlight this morning....

C/2003 H3 (NEAT)
2003 May 13.32 UT: m1=16.1, Dia.=15", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very slight diffuse tail in PA 225 deg;
comet is very open, small and diffuse]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.31 UT: m1=15.5, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Appears very much like c/2001 K5, with
straight and narrow tail (PA 215 deg), highly condensed and concentrated
coma]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.30 UT: m1=17.5, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Small but clearly diffuse and not stellar
appearing; no tail, quite symmetrical]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.29 UT: m1=15.2, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Continued nice spiked tail in PA 220
degree in strong moonlight; very tightly compressed coma]

C/2003 H2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.29 UT: m1=<18.0, Dia.=n/a, DC = n/a, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [No object near calculated positions via
astrometric imaging (3) to stellar mag. 18.0]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.28 UT: m1=14.9 (*), Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very small but clearly
diffuse (*m2=16.3ccd); some indications of tail in PA 215 deg]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.27 UT: m1=13.3 (*), Dia.=0.2' moonlight, DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very strong moonlight
(*m2=15.6ccd); size and tail estimates not accurate due to sky brightness
near comet]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 13.26 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=18", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet appears small in bright moonlit sky;
appears irregular with strong central conds.]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 13.26 UT: m1=11.8 (*), Dia.=0.3', DC = 5/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Tail persists in PA 320,
about 3' length in spite of strong moonlight to west]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.25 UT: m1=15.7, Dia.=n/a, DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very near strong moonlight and some high
haze; size estimates not reliable]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 13.24 UT: m1=14.9, Dia.=0.2' moonlight, DC = 6/9, ...0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very difficult for size
estimates with strong moonlight nearby; some central conds. noted]


Clay
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#19 From: Alexandre Amorim <costeira1@...>
Date: Mon May 12, 2003 12:55 pm
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    2002Y1  2003 05 12.35  S  7.1 TK  8  B    20  4     6/
ICQxx AMO01
[TYC0024-01159-1 Vt: 6.65 mV: 6.66 b-v:-0.08 and TYC0024-00400-1 Vt:
7.36 mV: 7.35 b-v: 0.09 used; observed through 7x50B too]

comet@...
C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 12.35 UT: m1= 7.1, Dia=4',DC=6/,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[7x50B used too]

icq@...
C/2002 Y1
Total magnitude and coma diameter estimates:
2003 May.12.35, 7.1, 4'(A.Amorim, Florianopolis,Brazil,20x80 binoculars);

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#18 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Sun May 11, 2003 11:14 pm
Subject: ASO-H41 comets, May 11, 2003 		drclay2002
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C/2003 H3 (NEAT)
2003 May 11.37 UT: m1=16.7, Dia.=14", DC = 5/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Pretty nice object, small
but clearly diffuse with no tail; perimeter appears irregular]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.35 UT: m1=15.6, Dia.=16", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Brightening and easy
diffuse target in very nice star field]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.34 UT: m1=14.8, Dia.=16", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Maintaining distinct and
narrow tail in PA 215 deg, about 0.7' length]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.33 UT: m1=17.1, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Conspicuously diffuse yet
very small, difficult]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 11.33 UT: m1=15.1, Dia.=0.2', DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Coma
appears slightly irregular (perimeter) with some degree of concentration
toward middle]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 11.32 UT: m1=11.8 (*), Dia.=0.31', DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,
H41)...[Developing into a fine comet; with long slightly broadening tail in
PA 305 deg., about 4' length; very intense coma (*m2=14.0ccd)]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.31 UT: m1=16.3, Dia.=15", DC = 3/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very interesting, tiny,
comet with very diffuse coma, no central brightening and obvious tail in PA
218 deg, short and stubby; very nebulous and evenly illuminated]

C/2002 U2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.30 UT: m1=17.2, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...P[Confirmed
astrometrically; very difficult and stellar]


C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.29 UT: m1=14.8, Dia.=0.21', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Strong
moonlight interferes with sighting of tail in total extent of coma]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 11.29 UT: m1=15.8, Dia.=0.18', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[slightly
elongated coma with some degree of central conds.]


Clay
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Arkansas Sky Observatory
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Harvard/MPC H41 (Petit Jean Mountain)
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#17 From: Alexandre Amorim <costeira1@...>
Date: Sun May 11, 2003 8:38 pm
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C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 11.35 UT: m1= 7.0, Dia=4',DC=6,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[7x50B used too]

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#16 From: "David Higgins" <higginsdj@...>
Date: Sun May 11, 2003 5:30 am
Subject: OBS-ccd E14 Cannberra Australia 		higginsdj
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p116 Wild 4
2003 May 10.62 UT, m1=11.8, m2=13.8, Dia.= 71.8", DC 4/9, ...0.25m
SCT/CCD......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia) [Very bright with definite central condensation.  Coma
bulges to one side and a long tail PA 292, 6' is easily seen]

p53 Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 10.63 UT, m1=14.1, m2=15.2, Dia.= 23.1", DC 3/9, ...0.25m
SCT/CCD......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia) [Bright with Strong central condensation.  Has a distinct
tail PA 270, 28.7"]

p65 Gunn
2003 May 10.65 UT, m1=12.8, m2=14.6, Dia.= 27.0", DC 4/9, ...0.25m
SCT/CCD......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia) [Bright with Strong central condensation.  Has a bulge,
probably a tail PA 291, 18.7"]

c2003 G1 LINEAR
2003 May 10.66 UT, m1=14.8, m2=15.7, Dia.= 14.7", DC 4/9, ...0.25m
SCT/CCD......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia) [Bright with Strong central condensation.  Has a long and
distinct tail PA 222, 1.25']

c2002 J4 NEAT
2003 May 10.66 UT, m1=14.6, m2=16.1, Dia.=20.8", DC 2/9, ...0.25m
SCT/CCD......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia) [Bright with no central condensation]

Cheers

David Higgins
Canberra, Australia

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#15 From: "John Drummond" <john_drummond@...>
Date: Fri May 9, 2003 2:25 pm
Subject: OBS:V - May 9 		john_drummon...
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Hi all,

two observations on a fine steady night after the moon had set...

P/Wild 4 (116P) 2003 May 09.51 UT: m1 = 12.5, Dia.= 50", DC = 5, 41cm
f4.5 Reflect (166x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New Zealand) [116P
appears as a brightish smudge with a fairly condensed nucleas. Comet's
alt is 73* in the N. Stellar LM =15.6, diffuse LM = 14.4 (scope)].

53P (P/Van Biesbroeck) 2003 May 09.53 UT: m1 = 14.2, Dia.= 20", DC =
7, 41cm f4.5 Reflect (166x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New Zealand)
[53P can be glimpsed as a small faint patch with a condensed nucleas.
Comet's alt is 61* in the N. Stellar LM =15.6, diffuse LM = 14.4,
(scope)].

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#14 From: Alexandre Amorim <costeira1@...>
Date: Fri May 9, 2003 1:00 pm
Subject: C/2002y1 (May9) 		costeira1
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    2002Y1  2003 05 09.36  S  7.0 TK  8  B    20  5     7
ICQxx AMO01
[TYC0612-00325-1 Vt: 6.88 mV: 6.83 b-v: 0.43 and TYC0612-00369-1 Vt:
7.07 mV: 7.04 b-v: 0.26 used; observed through 7x50B too]

comet@...
C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 09.36 UT: m1= 7.0, Dia=5',DC=7,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[7x50B used too]

icq@...
C/2002 Y1
Total magnitude and coma diameter estimates:
2003 May.09.36, 7.0, 5'(A.Amorim, Florianopolis,Brazil,20x80 binoculars);

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#13 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Tue May 6, 2003 9:51 pm
Subject: ASO-H41 Comet Observations/Physical 		drclay2002
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Comet observations from May 6, including several of the new fainter comets.

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.36 UT: m1=15.5, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Mostly unchanged, with strong spiked tail
in PA 221 deg. for about 1' arc; very intense and concentrated coma]

C/2003 H2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.35 UT: m1=17.3, Dia.=12", DC = 4/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very small, but clearly diffuse with no
central conds. noted; round]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.35 UT: m1=15.8, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very easy target but difficult to identify
in rich star field; round]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.33 UT: m1=17.4, Dia.=21", DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very broad and diffuse, no condensation;
small but irregular and quite obvious against stars]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.32 UT: m1=15.9, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very fine tiny comet, with clear tail in
PA 220 deg for nearly 0.2' length; resembles c/2001 K5]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 6.32 UT: m1=14.9, Dia.=16", DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Quite round and symmetrical; beautiful
comet with strong central conds.]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 6.30 UT: m1=11.5 (*), Dia.=22", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Comet is becoming very compact and intense
throughout coma; *m2 = 14.1ccd; tail curving in PA 315 for 2.5' length; very
beautiful comet in spite of very low altitude in sky]

C/2002 U2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.29 UT: m1=17.3, Dia.=12", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Slightly diffuse but stellar in
appearance; very difficult in moist humid skies]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 6.29 UT: m1=17.5, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very small and starlike; difficult, but
confirmed astrometrically in star-poor field]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.28 UT: m1=15.0, Dia.=0.21', DC = 3/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very open, diffuse and irregular; little
central conds. and coma appears slightly mottled]

30P Reinmuth 1
2003 May 6.13 UT: m1=16.6, Dia.=16", DC = 7/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very small and rapidly fading; difficult]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.13 UT: m1=11.9, Dia.=0.25', DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very broad and diffuse tail in PA 140
deg., only traced 0.3' length]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 6.10 UT: m1=14.8, Dia.=0.27', DC = 6/9, ...0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean) [Very stubby and diffuse fanned tail
clearly imaged at PA 48 to 108 deg., about 0.2' length; fairly strong
central conds; very easy object in star-poor field]
---------------------------
Clay
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#12 From: Maciej Reszelski <macres@...>
Date: Mon May 5, 2003 7:38 pm
Subject: OBS-V: May 4/5 2003 		macres78
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===========================================================================
  ICQ RAPORT FOR NIGHT MAY 4/5 2003
===========================================================================

  30        2003 05 04.91  S 13.6 AC 41  L 5  72   0.8  2/           ICQ
XX RES
  53        2003 05 04.93  S 13.3 AC 41  L 5 262   0.5  2/           ICQ
XX RES
116        2003 05 04.94  S 11.3 AC 41  L 5  72   1.8  3/           ICQ
XX RES
    2001SV742003 05 04.92  S 13.8 AC 41  L 5 262   0.5  3            ICQ
XX RES
    2002K5  2003 05 04.93  S 13.5 AC 41  L 5  72   1.2  3            ICQ
XX RES
    2001RX142003 05 04.91  S 12.1 AC 41  L 5  72   1.3  3/           ICQ
XX RES
    2002O7  2003 05 04.92  S 11.8 AC 41  L 5  72   1.6  3            ICQ
XX RES
===========================================================================

NOTES:

C/2001SV74: May 4.92: Motion checked after 45 min interval. No nebulas
on
DSS images. Field limit about 16.3. Excellent condintions with very good
seeing [RES]





  30P/Reinmuth
2003
May 4.91, 13.6, 0.'8 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2001 SV74
2003
May 4.92, 13.8, 0.'5 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2001 RX14
2003
May 4.91, 12.1, 1.'3 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2002 K5
2003
May 4.94, 13.5, 1.'2 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2002 O7
2003
May 4.92, 11.8, 1.'6 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

53P/Van Biesbroeck
2003
May 4.93, 13.3, 0.'5 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

116P/Wild 4
2003
May 4.94, 11.3, 1.'8 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

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#11 From: Juan José González Suárez <jjgonzalez@...>
Date: Sun May 4, 2003 9:34 pm
Subject: Obs-V: 116P, C/2001 RX14 		jjgsgp
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Recent data from a good night after almost a month under cloudy skies:

116P/Wild:
2003 May  3.03 UT: m1=12.1, Dia.=1', DC=1, 20 cm SCT (77x).

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR):
2003 May  3.01 UT: m1=11.8, Dia.=1.5', DC=2, 20 cm SCT (77x).

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ICQ Format:

116        2003 05 03.03  S 12.1 TJ 20.3T10  77   1    1            ICQ
XX GON05

    2001RX142003 05 03.01  S 11.8 TJ 20.3T10  77   1.5  2            ICQ
XX GON05

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( Alto del Castro - Aralla, alt. 1720 m, Leon, North Spain ).


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#10 From: Maciej Reszelski <macres@...>
Date: Sun May 4, 2003 8:02 pm
Subject: OBS-V: May 1/2 2003 		macres78
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Observations raport,
Best regards,
Maciej


===========================================================================
  ICQ RAPORT FOR NIGHT MAY 1/2 2003
===========================================================================

  30        2003 05 02.98  S 13.5 AC 41  L 5  72   0.8  2/           ICQ
XX RES
  53        2003 05 01.99  S 13.4 AC 41  L 5 262   0.5  2            ICQ
XX RES
    2001SV742003 05 02.00  S 13.8 AC 41  L 5 262   0.4  3            ICQ
XX RES
    2002K5  2003 05 02.01  S 13.4 AC 41  L 5  72   1.0  4            ICQ
XX RES
    2001RX142003 05 01.99  S 11.6 AC 41  L 5  72   1.7  3/           ICQ
XX RES
    2002O7  2003 05 02.00  S 11.8 AC 41  L 5  72   1.5  3            ICQ
XX RES
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  30P/Reinmuth
2003
May 1.98, 13.5, 0.'8 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2001 SV74
2003
May 2.00, 13.8, 0.'4 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2001 RX14
2003
May 1.99, 11.6, 1.'7 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2002 K5
2003
May 2.01, 13.4, 1.'0 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

C/2002 O7
2003
May 2.00, 11.8, 1.'5 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

53P/Van Biesbroeck
2003
May 1.99, 13.4, 0.'5 (M. Reszelski, Szamotuly, Poland, 0.41-m
reflector);

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#9 From: "costeira1" <costeira1@...>
Date: Sat May 3, 2003 8:33 pm
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116P/Wild 4
2003 May. 03.17 UT: m1=12.0, Dia=1', DC=6,...25.4cmSCT
(63x)...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)

C/2002 Y1
2003 May. 03.35 UT: m1= 7.0, Dia=4',DC=6/,...20x80B...Alexandre
Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)

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#8 From: Greg Crinklaw <crinklaws@...>
Date: Sat May 3, 2003 5:16 pm
Subject: 116P/Wild 4 Visual 		capellasoft
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116P/Wild 4
2003 May 3.28 UT: m1 = 11.9, Dia=40", DC=3, 15cm f8 Newt (55x)…Greg
Crinklaw, (Cloudcroft, New Mexico, USA)


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#7 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Fri May 2, 2003 6:26 pm
Subject: ASO H41 Comets, May 1 & 2, 2003 		drclay2002
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Comets from May 1, and May 2, 2003 U.T.; several new comets observed and
measured.

C/2003 H3 (NEAT)
2003 May 2.40 UT: m1=16.9, Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[New comet, clearly
diffuse with slight indication of tail elongation toward west]

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.36 UT: m1=15.3, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Tail in PA 225 deg., 1.2'
length; very condensed and elongated coma]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.35 UT: m1=16.2, Dia.=13", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very small, but clearly
diffuse on post-processed images]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.33 UT: m1=17.4, Dia.=12", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very small and nearly
star-like, difficult in rich star field; confirmed astrometrically]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.31 UT: m1=16.3, Dia.=16", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Turning into a pretty
nice sight; clear tail in PA 212 deg., about 0.4' length]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 2.30 UT: m1=10.4 (*), Dia.=0.3', DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Tail
clearly traced for 3.5' length despite very heavy moisture and low altitude
of comet; (*m2 = 13.8ccd)]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 2.30 UT: m1=14.7, Dia.=18", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Coma perimeter appears
slightly irregular with a strong condensation toward center; no tail]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 2.29 UT: m1=16.8, Dia.=16", DC = 3/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet is very open and
diffuse, little or no central conds.]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.28 UT: m1=13.2 (*), Dia.=0.22', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very
stubby and short, diffuse tail seen in PA 168 deg; some central conds.
(*m2=16.5ccd)]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 2.27 UT: m1=12.5 (*), Dia.=0.3', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very
broad and diffuse tail centered on PA 165 deg.; coma is very concentrated
(*m2=154.ccd)]

30P Reinmuth 1
2003 May 2.27 UT: m1=16.2 (m2), Dia.=0.27', DC = 2/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very
broad and open coma, diffuse, irregular; difficult in spite of total
brightness]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.35 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=~14", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...) [Very difficult, as
comet is in appulse with 14th mag. star]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.34 UT: m1=17.2, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Slightly nebulous and
quite difficult, small]

C/2003 G1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.34 UT: m1=16.0, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet is very close to
faint star, making observations difficult]

C/2002 U2 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.33 UT: m1=18.3, Dia.=12", DC = 8/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Appearance is stellar,
confirmed astrometrically; very difficult]

116P Wild 4
2003 May 1.33 UT: m1=12.1 , Dia.=0.22', DC = 7/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)... [This
has developed into a quite nice comet, with tail in 305 deg, over 2.2'
length; tail is very broad and diffuse but not fanning; slight curvature]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 May 1.33 UT: m1=15.0, Dia.=17", DC = 5/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Nice faint tail seen in
PA 269, 0.6' length; comet is fairly large and quite easy in nice star
field.]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 May 1.32 UT: m1=17.0, Dia.=16", DC = 4/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Broad and diffuse;
difficult with brightness spread evenly over large diffuse coma]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.32 UT: m1=15.9, Dia.=16", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Fairly large with
irregular coma perimeter]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.31 UT: m1=13.3, Dia.=~0.21', DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[High
haze when measured; comet is maintaining consistent figures, brightening
slowly]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.11 UT: m1=12.1, Dia.=0.27', DC = 5/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Tail is
seemingly scattered, quite broad but not fanned; very diffuse with strong
coma]

67P Churyumov-Gerasimenko
2003 May 1.10 UT: m1=17.8 (m2), Dia.=~0.3', DC = 2/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet is
all coma and very large; appears transparent and extremely difficult; a mere
glow in a star field]

30P Reinmuth 1
2003 May 1.10 UT: m1=15.9, Dia.=14", DC = 5/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[This comet is fading
rapidly and is not nearly as intense as only a week ago]

81P Wild 2
2003 May 1.09 UT: m1=15.5, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Maintaining consistent
brightness; strong nuclear condensation]

C/2002 X1 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.09 UT: m1=16.5, Dia.=12", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[]

C/2001 HT50 (LINEAR-NEAT)
2003 May 1.09 UT: m1=13.9 (*), Dia.=17", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[*m2=15.1
ccd; poor conditions with comet very low on horizon]

C/2002 T7 (LINEAR)
2003 May 1.08 UT: m1=15.2, Dia.=14", DC = 5/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Becoming slowly brighter
and larger; this very well is last observation of the current apparition,
very low on horizon]

Clay
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Arkansas Sky Observatory
Harvard/MPC H43 (Conway)
Harvard/MPC H41 (Petit Jean Mountain)
http://www.arksky.org/

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#6 From: "David Higgins" <higginsdj@...>
Date: Thu May 1, 2003 2:45 am
Subject: c2001 N2 30April2003 Follow-up 		higginsdj
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c2001 N2 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 30.43 UT, m1=, m2=17.7, Dia. = 13.0", DC 5/9 ...0.25m
SCT/CCD ......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia [No evidence of tail or other nearby object.  Stellar in
form with bright central condensation.  Imaging conditions mared by
haze and thin cloud]

     CK01N020  C2003 04 30.41975 12 12 07.93 -34 46 03.3
17.4 N      E14
     CK01N020  C2003 04 30.43115 12 12 06.44 -34 45 54.9
18.0 N      E14
     CK01N020  C2003 04 30.46049 12 12 02.60 -34 45 34.5
17.7 N      E14

Cheers

David Higgins
Canberra, Australia

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#5 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Wed Apr 30, 2003 12:26 pm
Subject: ASO Comets/c/2003 H1, April 30, 2003 		drclay2002
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In spite of incoming high cirrus, we were able to get a few faint comets
early this morning; they are posted as always at:
http://www.arksky.org/
under the Comet Patrol tables.  Note that no trace of C/2003 H1 was visible
in three images to mag. 18.2 stellar; seems it may have faded rapidly;
nothing even close to predicted.

Clay
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Arkansas Sky Observatory
Harvard/MPC H43 (Conway)
Harvard/MPC H41 (Petit Jean Mountain)
http://www.arksky.org/

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#4 From: "John Drummond" <john_drummond@...>
Date: Wed Apr 30, 2003 10:33 am
Subject: OBS V: 03/04/30 		john_drummon...
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Hi all,

Had a fine, still night here in NZ...

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR) 2003 April 30.32 UT: m1 = 12.0, Dia.= 40", DC
= 5,  41cm f4.5 Reflect (166x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New
Zealand)  [My first view of RX14 (northern object until now). Not
overly bright, fairly condensed coma, 'average' size. Comet's alt is
32* in the N. Stellar LM =15.5, diffuse LM = 14.3 (scope).]

P/Wild 4 (116P) 2003 April 30.34 UT: m1 = 11.5, Dia.= 50", DC = 6,
41cm f4.5 Reflect (166x)…John Drummond, (Gisborne, New Zealand) [116P
appears as a fairly bright smudge with a condensed nucleas. Comet's
alt is 25* in the E. Stellar LM =15.5, diffuse LM = 14.3 (scope).]

John Drummond

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#3 From: "costeira1" <costeira1@...>
Date: Tue Apr 29, 2003 4:21 pm
Subject: 116P/ Wild 4 (Apr 26) 		costeira1
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Hi freinds,

     That's my observations of 116P.

116P/Wild 4
2003 Apr. 13.31 UT: m1=13.0, Dia=0'.25, DC=7,...25.4cmSCT
(158x)...Alexandre Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[GSC stars used]

2003 Apr. 26.15 UT: m1=12.0, Dia=0'.25, DC=3,...25.4cmSCT
(158x)...Alexandre Amorim(Florianopolis,Brazil)[Tycho-2 used]

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#2 From: "P. Clay Sherrod" <drclay@...>
Date: Tue Apr 29, 2003 11:11 am
Subject: ASO-H41 Comets - April 28, 2003 		drclay2002
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A delayed posting of comets from April 28:

C/2001 K5 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.33 UT: m1=14.9, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Probably the finest view
of this comet in 2003 despite brightening moist skies; very fine expanding
tail in PA 208 deg. traced for 1.7' length; coma continues highly compressed
and elongated]

116P Wild 4
2003 Apr 28.33 UT: m1=11.0 (*), Dia.=0.22', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Skies
becoming hazing, but comet is bright with fine tail in PA 282 despite low
altitude; m2=14.4ccd]

53P Van Biesbroeck
2003 Apr 28.32 UT: m1=15.1 (*), Dia.=16", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet is
still bright, but without tail; strong central condensation (*m2=15.8ccd)
nearly equal to entire comet]

C/2003 H1 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.29 UT: m1=16.5, Dia.=13", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet is quite small, yet
easily identifiable as nebulous; rapid motion in astrometric imaging]

C/2003 F1 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.28 UT: m1=16.5, Dia.=14", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Distinctly diffuse and
relatively easy; fairly small with strong central brightening]

C/2002 O7 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.28 UT: m1=13.9, Dia.=0.2', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very
short and broad extension now detected via ccd in PA 174 degree, fans until
disappears; some condensation and coma does not appear symmetrical]

C/2000 SV74 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.27 UT: m1=15.3, Dia.=18", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Very nice object with
strong condensation surrounded by uniform "halo" glow of coma]

C/1999 U4 - Catalina-Skiff
2003 Apr 28.27 UT: m1=16.6, Dia.=15", DC = 6/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Surprisingly open and
diffuse with very little central conds; appears irregular]

30P Reinmuth 1
2003 Apr 28.26 UT: m1=15.9, Dia.=14", DC = 7/9, ......0.41m SCT/ccd.......P.
Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Comet appears to be
fading fairly rapidly; very vague but clearly nebulous with strong central
condensation]

C/2001 RX14 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.25 UT: m1=~10.9 (*), Dia.=0.3', DC = 6/9, ......0.41m
SCT/ccd.......P. Clay Sherrod, (ASO - Petit Jean Mountain,  H41)...[Bright
skies and tail is difficult to define, but primary portion is centered at
170 deg PA, traced for about 1.8'length; coma is very large and uniformly
bright across diameter; (*m2=14.7 ccd)]


Clay
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#1 From: "David Higgins" <higginsdj@...>
Date: Tue Apr 29, 2003 6:01 am
Subject: ccd Obs Hunters Hill Canberra Australia 28 April 2003 		higginsdj
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116p Wild
2003 Apr 28.50 UT, m1=12.02, m2=14.0, Dia.= 63.8", DC = 6/9 ...0.25m
SCT/CCD ......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia [Very distinct tadpole shape extending 1.5' PA285.
Diffuse tale can be detected to a distance of 5.25']

0116P         C2003 04 28.50272 15 34 14.67 -22 13 13.4
14.0 N      E14


66p Du Toit
2003 Apr 28.47 UT, m1=, m2=19.0, Dia.= , DC = 4/9...0.25m
SCT/CCD ......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia [Very small and faint object]

0066P         C2003 04 28.47077 12 13 56.08 +00 10 26.7
19.0 N      E14


c2001 N2 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.48 UT, m1=16.5, m2=17.3, Dia. = 13.0", DC 3/9 ...0.25m
SCT/CCD ......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia [Reasonably bright object with a central condensation and
an obvious tail PA073 20" that has a bright tip.  I have not seen a
tail on a comet this faint before]

     CK01N020  C2003 04 28.47799 12 16 26.70 -35 08 10.2
17.3 N      E14


2003 G2 (LINEAR)
2003 Apr 28.46 UT, m1=, m2=17.9, Dia. = , DC 2/9 ...0.25m
SCT/CCD ......David Higgins, Hunters hill Observatory E14 - Canberra
Australia [Faint diffuse object with no sign of a central
consendation]

     CK03G020  C2003 04 28.46178 11 20 10.05 -20 49 57.8
17.9 N      E14

Cheers

David Higgins
Canberra, Australia

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