After weeks of reading the reports of our friends in the South on A1, this morning at 0530 UT I finally got my first visual sighting of Comet 2006 A1 only 9deg...
It's been raining and cloudy here in Simi Valley, since I first reported Comet Pojmanski on the 25th. However, I did get out this morning, between the clouds,...
Hi all : In the web of comets , http://webs.ono.com/jpab or http://www.cometas.tk the last light curve visual of comet 2006 A1 , based in 80 magnitudes...
Dear colleagues, * C/2004 B1 ( LINEAR ) Jim Gifford reported that it was so faint as 14 mag on Feb. 26, much fainter than expected. The brightness evolution of...
Dear colleagues, ... Thank you for your valuable observation report! I updated the light curve including the future fading (just my imagination, of course :-) ...
Dear colleagues, Nakano and some other Japanese calculators succeeded to link the recent observations of component G with the component E in 2001. If the...
Dear list, I kindly ask all observers to post routine observations of comet C/2006 A1 to our sister group CometObs and not in this list (exceptions being...
It is unfortunate that many dedicated observers have chosen to not post to the CometObs group; there seems to be little alternative other than to post to Chuck...
Hi Clay, Clay could you please clarify who to submit observations to, as I'm (I hate to say it) slightly confused over recent changes (I got an email from ...
Hello John.... There should be a link on that page which is still active (http://cometobservation.com/ ) I do know that he gets behind occasionally, but the...
looks like a good one for us amateurs although I'll have to be up by 05.00hours tomorrow morning to see this one with my 20x60 Russian mounted binoculars from...
... I saw her firs time (beacouse of weather) today morning, at 4 UT using 26x70 binoculars, fantastic view. I didn't saw tail, the background was to bright....
Dear all, I first came across the following quote in 1973 in one of the numerous books that were brought out in great haste following the discovery of...
David Seargent
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Mar 6, 2006 2:13 am
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Hi Dave, I presume you actually meant 'slightly elliptical"? Cheers Rod Austin ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
... one-saves me getting up really early, however i think i could just pick this one out in the early morning eastern twilight sky about 25 degrees up around ...
Hi all I have observed this nice new Comet on two mornings from N.Ireland very low in the eastern sky. The comet was observed with the naked eye, 10X50 Bin, 8"...
... numerous books that were brought out in great haste following the discovery of C/Kohoutek. It was attributed to Sir David Gill. ... tail of the Comet...
Dear list, I kindly ask all posters again to stop posting routine observations (in this case especially for C/2006 A1) and post these instead into our sister...
Re further concerning the tail of the Great September Comet of 1882, On the morning of September 20th, Eddie reported the brilliant tail as 5 degrees long and...
... John, Many thanks for relating what Gill actually DID say! You confirmed my suspicions about the passage and I wonder if the part about the long tail was...
David Seargent
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Mar 6, 2006 11:35 pm
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... spectacular ... my ... long tail ... darker sky ... Unfortunately ... serious ... Schaaf (1997). ... as "a ... Gill's ... Neither ... length for ... ...
Hello Maik, I couldn't reach http://www.fg-kometen.de/ or http://www.comethunter.de/ The error is (146) Connection refused. Any idea? clear skies Bernd Bernd...
Hello, ... thanks for your reply. A few minutes later the connection was ok for me too. clear skies Bernd Bernd Brinkmann Sternwarte Herne, MPC code A18 Herne,...
Hello all. It works without problems. Clear skies. Jurek...
Jerzy Bohusz
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Mar 7, 2006 10:55 am
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Hi all , In the web : http://webs.ono.com/jpab , the last visual light curve , ( 95 magnitudes visuals). Regards .... J.P.Navarro Pina [Non-text portions of...
