Obs 970301 morning

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In between sat observing I watched comet Hale-Bopp. A magnificent sight.

It looks like fragment 86- 19 BJ is accelerating.


76- 19 A 97-03-01 05:24:32   LB   84.2 0.2  20  4.21  FF, mag 4->inv, sm 5
83- 69 J 97-03-01 04:27:24   LB  105.8 0.5   2 52.9   AA, mag 4->7
86- 19BJ 97-03-01 04:14:31   LB   56.6 0.2  20  2.83  FF, mag 4->inv, sm 5
87- 53 A 97-03-01 04:45      LB                       almost S, mag 7
89- 17 B 97-03-01 05:19:53   LB  126.2 0.5   6 21.0   AA, mag 3->inv
92-  8 B 97-03-01 04:30:34   LB   75.6 0.2  20  3.78  FF, mag 4->inv
92- 36 B 97-03-01 04:57:29   LB   99.0 0.5  10  9.90  AA, mag 4->7
96- 14 B 97-03-01 04:34      LB                       almost S, mag 7
96- 52 C 97-03-01 04:21:15   LB  107.6 0.2  20  5.38  AA, mag 4->inv

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Greetings and clear skies

Leo Barhorst		Alkmaar			The Netherlands
52.65 North		4.767 East		1 m ASL
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Every day I wonder about the things I see in the (night)sky

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