ALMO Observatory - MPC G18
by Adriano Valvasori
Monday, February 8, 2021
Friday, February 5, 2021
New comet C/2021 B3 NEOWISE
CBET 4929 & MPEC 2021-C16, issued on 2021, January 15, announce the discovery of a new comet has been designated C/2021 A7 NEOWISE.
A. Valvasori and E. Guido, performed follow-up measurements of this object while it was still on the PCCP webpage.
Stacking of 26 unfiltered exposure, 46 seconds each, obtained remotely on 2021, January 31.4 from Q62 (iTelescope, SSO Australia) through a 0.431 m f/6.8 Reflector + CCD, show that this object is a comet with a diffuse coma about 8" in diameter.
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Saturday, January 16, 2021
New comet C/2021 A7 NEOWISE
CBET 4917 & MPEC 2021-A211, issued on 2021, January 15, announce the discovery of a new comet has been designated C/2021 A7 NEOWISE.
A. Valvasori and E. Guido, performed follow-up measurements of this object while it was still on the PCCP webpage.
Stacking of 24 unfiltered exposure, 60 seconds each, obtained remotely on 2021, January 12.7 from Q62 (iTelescope, SSO Australia) through a 0.431 m f/6.8 Reflector + CCD, show that this object is a comet with a diffuse coma about 11" in diameter.
Sunday, January 10, 2021
New comet C/2021 A1 Leonard
CBET 4907 & MPEC 2021-A99, issued on 2021, January 10, announce the discovery of a new comet has been designated C/2021 A1 Leonard.
A. Valvasori and E. Guido, performed follow-up measurements of this object while it was still on the PCCP webpage.
Stacking of 15 unfiltered exposure, 120 seconds each, obtained remotely on 2021, January 6.4 from H06 (iTelescope, New Mexico), through a 0.43 m f/4.5 Reflector + CCD, show that this object is a comet with a diffuse coma about 7" in diameter.
Monday, December 21, 2020
Result of the July-September 2020 UAI campaign, MPB 48-1
The result of the July-September 2020 UAI campaign was published in Minor Planet Bulletin 48-1. Six main belt asteroids and one NEA were observed (375 Ursula, 444 Gyptis, 737 Arequipa, 1146 Biarmia, 1346 Gotha, 1656 Suomi, 2020 PL2) with the participation of eleven amateur observers.