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outburst comet 29P Schwassmann Wachmann!
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16 years 2 months ago #73240
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hi all
I was surprised this morning how easy it was to spot this well known faint periodic comet, even brighter than I thought the outburst should be. My estimate was mag 10.7 (Sep 27 at 4h05 UT).
There was an alert of an outburst, but I found him even brighter! First time also for me to catch this comet.
29 2008 09 27.17 S 10.7 TK 30 L 4 96 2 5
Let's follow this one!
outburst comet 29P Schwassmann Wachmann! was created by Coldfieldboundary
hi all
I was surprised this morning how easy it was to spot this well known faint periodic comet, even brighter than I thought the outburst should be. My estimate was mag 10.7 (Sep 27 at 4h05 UT).
There was an alert of an outburst, but I found him even brighter! First time also for me to catch this comet.
29 2008 09 27.17 S 10.7 TK 30 L 4 96 2 5
Let's follow this one!
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16 years 2 months ago #73241
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Thanks for the update and heads-up.
In which constellation is it right now?
In which constellation is it right now?
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16 years 2 months ago #73242
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PS. It is between Cancer and Gemini in early morning for anyone interested. I will certainly put time aside to pursue it (if and when the weather clears up).
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16 years 2 months ago #73244
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Hi, so where's the oficial announcement? Is it from CBAT?
Keith..
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16 years 2 months ago #73245
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You actually get bad weather in Greece?
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PS. It is between Cancer and Gemini in early morning for anyone interested. I will certainly put time aside to pursue it (if and when the weather clears up).
You actually get bad weather in Greece?
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
Rich Cook
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16 years 2 months ago #73248
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lunartic wrote:
I too was stumped when I saw that... I smiled actually...
:evil:
PS. It is between Cancer and Gemini in early morning for anyone interested. I will certainly put time aside to pursue it (if and when the weather clears up).
You actually get bad weather in Greece?
I too was stumped when I saw that... I smiled actually...
:evil:
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