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                                                  Circular No. 4005
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
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COMET SHOEMAKER (1984s)
     The following precise positions have been reported:

    1984 UT           R.A.   (1950.0)  Decl.    m1   Observer

    Nov.  2.70694    1 57 51.90   +15 56 40.6   12   Seki
          2.72187    1 57 52.03   +15 56 17.3          "
          3.15631    1 57 56.96   +15 45 16.9   14   McCrosky
          3.74896    1 58 01.89   +15 30 02.4   13   Seki

T. Seki (Geisei).  Communicated by S. Nakano.
R. E. McCrosky (Oak Ridge Observatory).  0.40-m astrograph.

     Parabolic orbital elements determined by S. Nakano, Tokyo,
from six observations Oct. 25 to Nov. 3:

          T = 1985 Jan. 4.088 ET  Peri. = 229.574
                                  Node  = 222.687   1950.0
          q =   1.21462 AU        Incl. =  14.157

     1984 ET     R.A. (1950.0) Decl.      p        r       m1

     Oct. 27     1 57.15    +18 28.3    0.614    1.605    12.0
     Nov.  6     1 58.48    +14 29.9
          16     2 02.20    + 9 19.0    0.464    1.430    10.9
          26     2 10.34    + 3 13.4
     Dec.  6     2 24.90    - 3 11.6    0.389    1.296    10.1


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1984 November 5                (4005)              Brian G. Marsden

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