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IAUC 4738: 1989a; 1989B

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                                                  Circular No. 4738
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
Telephone 617-495-7244/7440/7444 (for emergency use only)
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COMET YANAKA (1989a)
     Improved parabolic orbital elements from MPC 14154:

     T = 1988 Oct. 31.923 ET          Peri. = 351.634
                                      Node  = 156.419   1950.0
     q = 1.89616 AU                   Incl. =  52.440

     1989 ET      R.A. (1950) Decl.     Delta      r       m1
     Feb.  3    14 42.85    +21 40.2    1.813    2.222    11.8
          13    14 56.46    +26 08.7
          23    15 07.32    +30 40.5    1.807    2.355    12.0
     Mar.  5    15 15.06    +35 04.5
          15    15 19.38    +39 09.1    1.877    2.501    12.3
          25    15 20.24    +42 43.6
     Apr.  4    15 17.84    +45 39.9    2.020    2.656    12.8
          14    15 12.71    +47 52.2
          24    15 05.78    +49 18.4    2.221    2.819    13.2
     May   4    14 58.14    +49 59.8
          14    14 50.89    +49 59.9    2.469    2.987    13.7
          24    14 44.93    +49 24.9
     June  3    14 40.80    +48 21.4    2.749    3.159    14.2
          13    14 38.77    +46 56.0
          23    14 38.82    +45 14.8    3.054    3.333    14.7

     Total visual magnitude estimates (cf. IAUC 4711):  Jan. 13.52
UT, 10.3 (R. Keen, Mt. Thorodin, CO, 0.32-m reflector); 14.84, 10.9
(J. Kobayashi, Kumamoto, Japan, 0.31-m reflector); 16.49, 11.0 (C. S.
Morris, near Mt. Wilson, CA, 0.26-m reflector); 19.49, 11.3 (G. Kronk,
Troy, IL, 0.33-m reflector); Feb. 3.39, 11.5 (A. Hale, Las Cruces, NM,
0.41-m reflector).


SUPERNOVA 1989B IN NGC 3627
     Further magnitude estimates, visual unless otherwise noted (cf.
IAUC 4735):  Jan. 29.95 UT, 13: (F. Tulipani and S. Cristini, Bologna,
Italy; pre-discovery photograph); 30.35, 12: (C. Gonzales, Brawley,
CA; independent discovery, report delayed); Feb. 9.93, 12.1 (G. M.
Hurst, Basingstoke, England); 10.95, 12.2 (J. D. Shanklin, Cambridge,
England); 11.91, 12.0 (P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, West Germany);
12.95, 12.0 (Schmeer).


1989 February 13               (4738)             Daniel W. E. Green

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