C/2009 F4 (McNaught) and C/2009 G1 (STEREO)
We had a clear sky with a relatively high transparency for
spring-time skies, which are typically somewhat hazy.
These are the observations of C/2009 F4, which is moving
west in the southern sky, and C/2009 G1, located low in the morning twilight.
Only the magnitudes of the nucleus are given here. C/2009 G1 appears diffused
and feeble looking as if it were to disappear any time. This makes accurate
positional measurements difficult. This comet is moving south and has become
difficult to observe from Japan.
CK09F040 2009 04 26.66962 15 32 28.44 -24 21 32.2 18.5 N 372
CK09F040 2009 04 26.68403 15 32 28.03 -24 21 33.0 372
CK09G010 2009 04 10.81233 22 36 00.71 -01 07 42.9 11.5 N 372
CK09G010 2009 04 10.81806 22 36 01.30 -01 07 53.4 372
CK09G010 2009 04 10.81927 22 36 01.41 -01 07 56.1 372
CK09G010 2009 04 26.79628 23 08 08.02 -11 38 22.0 13.0 N 372
CK09G010 2009 04 26.80451 23 08 09.09 -11 38 45.5 372
CK09G010 2009 04 26.80729 23 08 09.50 -11 38 53.7 372