Gidday David and Michael, Looking back a some more STEREO images of C/2007 F1 Loneos. I think that another explanation for the Tail activity could be...
Sounds resonable. The last time I took a measurement I used a line that was slightly behind the nucleus. http://www.flickr.com/photos/quarkcsj/2036582711/ ...
That's nice how the 3 knots in the tail are evenly spaced in the Spaceweather animation. Seems like periodic rotation would be involved to me. Carey> To:...
Dear colleagues, Many comets are waiting for recovery or first observation in the current apparition. The following comets are brighter than 19.5 mag, and...
Dear colleagues, We can have 8P/Tuttle's excellent rendezvous twice in late December. 2007 Dec. 23 7h UT 0.532 deg ( 31.9 arcmin) 8P/Tuttle 00h56m.5...
Dear colleagues, I summarized the light curve of 117P/Helin-Roman-Alu 1. * 117P/Helin-Roman-Alu 1 http://www.aerith.net/comet/catalog/0117P/index.html The...
Hello! I continue my work on Comet 17P/Holmes animation. The animation is getting more complete. Now I've collected 41 frames from many authors. You can see...
... Some more photos you could finde at this forum http://astro-forum.org/Forum/index.php?showtopic=18639&st=140 and also here ...
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Hi at all. to these addresses you can see a sequence of images of the comet 17P sorts all with the same setup in remote with the system Rent A Scope from the...
Hi! In my site Sheratan I have been collecting some images of comet Holmes. If you wish to use some of them, you certainly can. http://astrosurf.com/sheratan/ ...
Hi everyone, Follow-up report on Phaethon: I visually observed it this morning at magnitude 12.9 (reasonably consistent with my 1984 brightness formula -- no ...
Good morning- Are there finder charts or coordinates available to be able to find this object (I know there are probably coordinates posted at the MPC...)? If...
You should go to the MPC ephemeris generator, at http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/MPEph/MPEph.html You will be able to generate an ephemeris appropriate for your...
Hi Brian, I'm not sure how well this would meet your needs, but are you familiar with SkyViewCafe? http://skyviewcafe.com Cheers, Peter ... [Non-text portions...
Dears all, the discovery of a new comet by the LINEAR survey has been recently announced on IAUC No.8901: C/2007 W3 (LINEAR). This object has been picked-up by...
Hi everyone, I've been seeing some reports on the "Observations of Comets" MPECs that suggested that this comet was active, but hadn't been able to detect ...
Hi all 8P/Tuttle observed on 5/6th at 00.47 UT. Mag: + 9.0 Dia: 4' D.C: 3 using 8.5" F/7 reflector. Also seen in 10x50 binoculars. Green elliptical coma with...
Comet 110P/Hartley 3 I knew that the fall of this year would be a busy time for comet observing, and indeed it has been; I've seen most of the ones I expected...
I have started a new blog to feature photos of comet observations. Comet Observers Blog http://cometobservers.blogspot.com/ In 2001, I created the Comets...
Dear colleagues, Here is the list of visual brightness of current comets based on my observations on Dec. 8 and 9, although Alan Hale and Juan Jose Gonzalez...
Hi All, Has anyone noticed that 17P has appeared to be much brighter tonight? Best Regards, Steve E. Farmer Jr. Red Barn Observatory - H68 Ty Ty, Georgia 31795...
That is 8P Tuttle my friend that is now the brightest comet in the heavens. Patrick ... Truth and beauty can be found by all who search the Heavens above. ...
Steve, Are you referring to the coma observed visually or say the pseudo-nucleus visually as seen through a scope? Or maybe CCD image? Cheers, Richard Miles ...
Hi, I was referring to walking outside and seeing what I "thought" was a massive outburst. It was very near where 17P was supposed to be and was the brightest...
Sorry I thought it was Comet Tuttle but now realize it is not and is something new and very close as it is moving rapidly across Casseopia into the double ...
