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Circular No. 3693
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
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SUPERNOVA IN ANONYMOUS GALAXY
J. Maza, Department of Astronomy, University of Chile, reports
the discovery by M. Wischnjewsky at the Cerro el Roble station of a
supernova 3" east and 14" south of the nucleus of a faint galaxy
located at R.A. = 13h18m.7, Decl. = -35o32' (equinox 1950.0). On Apr. 16
the supernova was of photographic magnitude 18.
1982 HR
Further precise positions have been reported as follows:
1982 UT R. A. (1950) Decl. Observer
Apr. 29.20550 16 01 15.04 - 0 56 47.2 McCrosky
May 1.22160 15 50 16.66 - 1 17 11.8 Gibson
2.48479 15 44 15.27 - 1 29 04.8 "
R. E. Mccrosky (Oak Ridge Observatory). 1.5-m reflector.
J. Gibson (Palomar Observatory). 1.2-m Schmidt telescope.
The following orbital elements, by the undersigned, are well.
determined by parallax and satisfy the six available precise
positions within 2-3".
T = 1982 Feb. 17.772 ET
Peri. = 301.639 e = 0.33335
Node = 189.256 1950.0 a = 1.22222 AU
Incl. = 2.767 n = 0.729425
q = 0.81480 AU P = 1.35 years
1982 ET R. A. (1950) Decl. Delta r Mag.
May 6 15 30.99 - 1 58.7
11 15 17.51 - 2 38.4 0.137 1.142 17.3
16 15 08.25 - 3 16.9
21 15 01.90 - 3 55.9 0.193 1.196 18.2
26 14 57.80 - 4 36.4
31 14 55.53 - 5 18.7 0.258 1.248 19.1
AM HERCULIS
Visual magnitude estimate (cf. IAUC 3689) by M. Verdenet,
Bourbon-Lancy, France: Apr. 16.10 UT, 14.7.
1982 May 5 (3693) Brian G. Marsden
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