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IAUC 2226: SNe; 1969i; (887); (1620)
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Circular No. 2226
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
Cable Address: SATELLITES, NEWYORK
Western Union: RAPID SATELLITE CAMBMASS
SUPERNOVAE
Dr. M. Schmidt, California Institute of Technology, telegraphs
that C. Kowal has discovered at Palomar a supernova of magnitude 15
in an anonymous galaxy at R. A. = 10h50m.4, Decl. = +14o21' (equinox 1950.0).
The supernova is 1" east and 7" north of the nucleus.
Dr. J. L. Sersic, Cordoba Observatory, cables an observation
by H. A. Dottori of the supernova found by Grizunova in IC 3476 (cf.
IAUC 2214). The photographic magnitude is 11.0, and the supernova
Is located 19" west and 28" south of the galaxy's nucleus.
COMET BENNETT (1969i)
Continuation to the ephemeris on IAUC 2219:
1970 ET R. A. (1950) Decl. Delta r Mag.
Apr. 4 22 30.20 +27 01.7 0.760 0.639 2.5
5 22 33.71 +29 24.5
6 22 37.39 +31 39.9 0.793 0.664 2.7
7 22 41.21 +33 47.9
8 22 45.18 +35 48.8 0.831 0.690 3.0
9 22 49.26 +37 42.8
10 22 53.46 +39 30.0 0.871 0.719 3.3
11 22 57.77 +41 10.7
12 23 02.16 +42 45.4 0.914 0.748 3.5
13 23 06.64 +44 14.3
14 23 11.19 +45 37.7 0.960 0.778 3.8
15 23 15.80 +46 56.0
16 23 20.47 +48 09.5 1.006 0.809 4.1
17 23 25.19 +49 18.4
18 23 29.94 +50 23.2 1.054 0.841 4.4
19 23 34.73 +51 24.0
20 23 39.54 +52 21.1 1.102 0.873 4.6
21 23 44.37 +53 14.8
22 23 49.21 +54 05.3 1.150 0.905 4.9
23 23 54.05 +54 52.9
24 23 58.90 +55 37.6 1.199 0.938 5.1
25 0 03.74 +56 19.8
26 0 08.57 +56 59.6 1.247 0.970 5.3
27 0 13.39 +57 37.1
28 0 18.18 +58 12.5 1.295 1.003 5.6
29 0 22.96 +58 46.0
30 0 27.71 +59 17.6 1.343 1.036 5.8
May 1 0 32.44 +59 47.6
2 0 37.13 +60 15.9 1.390 1.069 6.0
3 0 41.79 +60 42.8
4 0 46.41 +61 08.3 1.437 1.102 6.2
(887) ALINDA
Dr. J. M. Mohr, Director of the Charles University Astronomical
Institute, communicates the following precise positions, obtained
at the Klet Observatory, Ceske Budejovice:
1970 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. Observer
Jan. 7.71704 3 34 18.01 + 8 34 09.9 Mrkos
7.72097 3 34 18.67 + 8 34 24.7 "
12.82366 3 50 20.95 +13 36 36.9 "
12.82713 3 50 21.54 +13 36 50.6 "
12.90769 3 50 37.13 +13 41 39.3 Marsalkova
12.91150 3 50 38.12 +13 41 56.0 "
13.72817 3 57 05.51 +15 30 58.3 "
13.73234 3 57 06.33 +15 31 13.0 "
(1620) GEOGRAPHOS
The following positions have been obtained by Hazel Ross and
Stephen Naftilan, using the 91-64 cm Curtis Schmidt telescope of
the Warner and Swasey Observatory:
1969 UT R. A. (1950) Decl.
Sept.11.10700 20 30 43.9 - 4 39 08
11.13405 20 30 49.8 - 4 37 02
12.10216 20 34 36.1 - 3 26 30
12.10981 20 34 37.6 - 3 26 05
13.13034 20 38 15.2 - 2 13 41
14.17069 20 41 34.0 - 1 19 56
14.17764 20 41 35.9 - 1 19 32
15.07287 20 44 29.0 - 0 29 01
15.0805 20 44 31.5 - 0 28 51
18.11442 20 52 46.8 + 1 47 26
18.12522 20 52 48.7 + 1 47 58
19.12270 20 55 14.8 + 2 25 03
19.13797 20 55 17.0 + 2 25 39
Oct. 16.10041 21 43 23.5 + 8 54 22
1970 March 17 (2226) Brian G. Marsden
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