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Hi all and sorry if this has been asked. I read somewhere once how to add one's website to the obs code, but can't find it. Could someone offer an MPC sample
Hi all, 2009 WK53 is probably a comet. It have a high values of eccentricity and inclination (0.41 and 30.61 deg), when the semi-major axis is 3.08 AU. The
Issue 37-1 of the Minor Planet Bulletin (Jan-Mar 2010) is now available as a free PDF download at: <http://www.minorplanetobserver.com/mpb/default.htm> Other
Much better luck this evening with a 16mm lens mounted on the PC164C. Only a 12 x 16 degree FOV but stars of mag +6 were easily visible as well as parts of