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Jun 1, 2009 5:32 pm
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Hi Reiner, Thank you very much for your observations! Indeed it is possible to be some artifact, but for me it is really strange. I haven’t so much...
That looks very much like an artifact to me. There are two other nearby artifacts that look very much like smudges of one kind or another. And if I animate the...
Hi Filip Did you already take a look at the two images in a blink comperator (e.g. in CCDSoft) ? Which artifact do you mean ? The a bit diffuse looking object...
Hi Reiner, I am apologies but have to answer you. I don’t know why after my really a kindly question you decided to write: “Anyway, think that one must be...
Filip, ... I think this is a misunderstanding here. Reiner's answer was in no way a personal attack, not even unpolite. And I also guess that he did not want...
1. I have had a couple of instances where I thought I had discovered a comet. Fuzzy object that has motion. Much excitement. Fortunately I determined that they...
Good day comet observers! New recovery of the comet P/2002 JN16 (LINEAR) = COMET P/2009 L1 (LINEAR) by the ROCOT project. On May 1, I was detect diffuse object...
Correction: On JUNE 1, I was detect diffuse object (~20.2m) with small tail on 16 images obtained on 0.36-m f/3.8 Maksutov-Newtonian + ST-10XME (Tzec Maun...
On the occasion of the International Year of Astronomy, the Romanian Society for Meteors and Astronomy SARM has launched in its creative web portal Cosmopoetry...
Hello All, We here in India are having a total solar eclipse after more than a decade. While nearly the entire populace will be awed by the Solar Eclipse and...
Dear Yoshida-san, Just mention that 127P/Holt-Olmstead has also been recovered recently - it was last seen in 2003. The report to the MPC was as follows: COD...
according to my calculation 29P SW1 should be nearby the beehive cluster during the eclipse .. in fact it appears the moon my actually occult SW1 a few hours...
This relatively bright comet has been notable through lack of structure. However I have just uploaded an image which shows signs of a broad fan tail. The image...
Hi Dave, I also noticed a small tail in my images from last night as well. I needed to confirm it's existence as it appeared in all my images taken throughg my...
Comet Garradd C/2008 Q3 For the past several weeks I've had to read reports from southern hemisphere observers about this relatively bright comet that was...
Dear Members, Could somebody please tell me why comets discovered in LINEAR are always get to be named after LINEAR even if the operator notices its comet ...
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Jun 12, 2009 8:15 pm
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Hi Alan! Glad you finally got to see C/2008 Q3, it was a great sight right next to NGC 5128, and in the 7x50 Binoculars i could also fit the globular Omega Cen...
Jo reggelt, ... That's how LINEAR folks want to have it. You must ask *them*. I prefer the other option, like Catalina, Spacewatch and LONEOS handle it. R....
Hi All, It's the same with the SOHO comets isn't it? Perhaps they should combine the observer and satellite's (or programme) names, e.g. SOHO(observer) or ...
Köszönöm Reiner :-) Could somebody tell me what is the first name of the yungest comet discoverer M. Whitaker? (C/1968 L1 (Whiteker-Thomas)) Thanks a lot, ...
Krisztian Sarneczky
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Jun 13, 2009 12:29 pm
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... Dear Krissztian, His name is Mark A. Whitaker, but don't ask where the A. stands for. :-) best regards, Reinder ... Reinder J. Bouma e-mail (1):...
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