Erwin Schwab aus unserer Fachgruppe ist erneut eine Endtdeckung gelungen:
P/2018 A2 = P/2013 CU_129 (PANSTARRS): 21 mag
Epoch = 2018 June 11.0 TT
T = 2018 June 24.36592 TT Peri. = 211.92761
e = 0.7227338 Node = 46.22841 2000.0
q = 0.7978532 AU Incl. = 12.15537
a = 2.8775711 AU n = 0.20191333 P = 4.88 years
Code:
2018 UT R.A. (2000) Decl. Mag. Observer
Jan. 12.38036 10 49 12.78 +28 21 48.7 20.6 Fuls
12.38549 10 49 12.71 +28 21 52.0 20.9 "
12.39062 10 49 12.69 +28 21 55.4 20.8 "
12.39575 10 49 12.66 +28 21 59.1 20.8 "
16.91575 10 48 32.27 +29 12 27.0 20.0 Schwab
16.92524 10 48 32.11 +29 12 33.9 20.3 "
16.93379 10 48 31.98 +29 12 39.9 20.5 "
Erwin schrieb mir:
Hallo Uwe
Das neue Jahr fängt gut an.
I habe den Kometen COMET P/2018 A2 = P/2013 CU_129 (PANSTARRS) wiederentdeckt,
ferngesteuert am o,8m Hamburger-Schmidt auf dem Calar Alto, siehe:
http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/iau/cbe ... 004474.txt
Die CBET-Nachricht 4475 dazu:
Erwin Schwab, Egelsbach, Germany, reports the recovery of comet P/2013
CU_129 (cf. CBET 3558) on images that he obtained remotely on Jan. 16.9 UT
with the 0.8-m f/3 Schmidt reflector at Calar Alto, Spain (with measurement
assistance by M. Micheli and D. Koschny). No coma and no tail was visible
on frames with a total exposure time of 600 s. After receiving Schwab's
report, G. V. Williams identified incidental astrometry of the comet from
observations made at Mount Lemmon by D. C. Fuls on Jan. 12.4. The astrometry
is tabulated below.
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!