Dear Karl,

>
> Dear All,
>
> I'm sure these are known. I just haven't done the linkages. Both are HI-1=
> B, 1024x1024, (0,0) lower-left. The second of the two should be brighter t=
> han the first in SOHO data.
>
> # HEIGHT DATE TIME ANGLE TEL FC COL ROW
> 5.957 2009-09-26T03:29:50 232.6 HI1 0 29 310
> 5.848 2009-09-26T04:09:50 233.0 HI1 0 26 315
> 5.792 2009-09-26T04:49:50 233.0 HI1 0 24 317
> 5.724 2009-09-26T05:29:50 233.2 HI1 0 22 320
> 5.669 2009-09-26T06:09:50 233.2 HI1 0 20 322
> 5.614 2009-09-26T06:49:50 233.3 HI1 0 18 324
> 5.518 2009-09-26T07:29:50 233.5 HI1 0 15 328
> 5.463 2009-09-26T08:09:50 233.5 HI1 0 13 330
> 5.407 2009-09-26T08:49:50 233.6 HI1 0 11 332
> 5.339 2009-09-26T09:29:50 233.8 HI1 0 9 335
> 5.271 2009-09-26T10:09:50 234.0 HI1 0 7 338
> 5.189 2009-09-26T10:49:50 234.1 HI1 0 4 341


This comet looks to SOHO reported by me and Rob Matson from Sep 26.



>
> # HEIGHT DATE TIME ANGLE TEL FC COL ROW
> 6.752 2009-09-26T20:09:50 233.0 HI1 0 61 285
> 6.684 2009-09-26T20:49:50 233.1 HI1 0 59 288
> 6.628 2009-09-26T21:29:50 233.2 HI1 0 57 290
> 6.573 2009-09-26T22:09:50 233.2 HI1 0 55 292
> 6.505 2009-09-26T22:49:50 233.4 HI1 0 53 295
> 6.464 2009-09-26T23:29:50 233.5 HI1 0 52 297

>
> Regards,
> ~~Karl
>
>

It will be Masanori's Kreutz comet. (20090927 17:57:46)