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C/2006 P1 photometric behaviour.

C/2006 P1 (McNaught):
2007 Jan. 2.30 UT: m1= 2.7*, Dia.=1.5', DC=8, Tail: 0.1 deg. in PA 0
deg, 25x100B.
[ Mountain location, clear sky. Magnitude estimate corrected for
atmospheric extinction with ICQ winter table. Very low altitude: 3 deg;
solar elongation: 15 deg. Short dust tail. The comet remained visible
for 15 minutes in nautical twilight ].

( Alto del Castro, alt.1720 m, Leon, N. Spain)

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ICQ Format:

2006P1 2007 01 02.30 $B 2.7 TK 10.0B 25 1.5 8 0.1 0 ICQ
XX GON05
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Best Regards,

J. J. González
http://www.perihelio.org






Tue Jan 2, 2007 12:06 pm

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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2006 Nov. 9.79 UT: m1=9.8:, Dia.=2', DC=5, 20 cm SCT (77x). [ Mountain location, clear sky; alt. 5 deg; zodiacal light ]. ( Alto del...
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Nov 10, 2006
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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2006 Nov. 13.77 UT: m1=9.3:, Dia.=3', DC=5, 25x100B. [ 20 cm SCT (77x): m1=9.6. Mountain location, very clear sky; alt. 6 deg; zodiacal...
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Nov 14, 2006
7:29 pm

hello juan yes, P1 is around 9m0. this evening i found on images 4' coma and a 12' tail to pa 70° (alt. 1100 m, hochbärneck, austria) for me it was only...
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Nov 16, 2006
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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2006 Nov. 16.77 UT: m1=9.1:, Dia.=3', DC=5, 25x100B. [ Mountain location, very clear sky; alt. 5 deg. ]. ( Alto de Bustellán, Tineo,...
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Nov 17, 2006
4:54 pm

Hi all 2006 P1 has brightened to 8m0/5 a image on nov 26 UT 16.45 showed a high condensed 4' coma and a 15' tail to pa 70 elongation is now 18° michael jäger...
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Nov 26, 2006
11:22 pm

Michael, Is that mag 8.0 to 8.5? Terry ... 15'...
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Nov 27, 2006
9:35 am

Hi Terry, the image is already on the website of the german comet section. http://kometen.fg-vds.de/pix/2006P1/2006P1_26112006.htm ... -- Gruss, Stefan Beck ...
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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2006 Dec. 13.74 UT: m1=[6.5, 20 cm SCT (77x). 2006 Dec. 14.74 UT: m1=[6.0, 25x100B. [ Not visible. Mountain location, very clear sky;...
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Dec 16, 2006
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Michael Jaeger managed to get a clear image of P1 Dec 16.68 UT and the central condensation is clearly brighter than nearby mag 8.0 and 9.0 stars. Actually...
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Dec 17, 2006
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Michael's C/2006 P1 - Dec.16.68 UT image is indeed a useful reference. I nearly agree with you, Terry, giving magnitude ~7.0 for the central part of the coma...
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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2006 Dec. 21.74 UT: m1=[5.0, 25x100B. [ Not visible. Mountain location, very clear sky; nautical twilight; alt. 3 deg ]. ( Puerto de...
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C/2006 P1 (McNaught): 2007 Jan. 2.30 UT: m1= 2.7*, Dia.=1.5', DC=8, Tail: 0.1 deg. in PA 0 deg, 25x100B. [ Mountain location, clear sky. Magnitude estimate...
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Jan 2, 2007
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... deg; ... The circumstances of Jaun's observation point up a new problem in determining the present and immediate future brightness of P1. If indeed as...
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