CJ99H030 1999 05 10.74826 18 47 00.79 +50 50 46.0 15.2 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 05 13.73368 18 40 08.62 +51 50 47.3 15.1 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 05 14.67188 18 37 51.56 +52 09 06.9 15.2 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 05 20.64549 18 21 53.93 +53 58 37.8 15.2 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 05 22.78639 18 15 34.54 +54 34 17.2 15.3 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 06 07.71875 17 20 13.69 +57 38 05.6 15.2 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 06 09.61736 17 12 56.86 +57 48 41.9 15.2 T 372 CJ99H030 1999 06 17.68750 16 41 42.02 +58 04 07.2 15.1 T 372 CJ99J020 1999 06 07.74097 16 23 15.28 +62 38 59.2 372 CJ99J020 1999 06 09.60313 16 20 47.27 +62 29 34.7 15.4 T 372 CJ99K060 1999 06 08.67431 18 57 34.91 +19 53 06.1 16.7 T 372 CJ99K060 1999 06 09.65538 18 57 07.57 +20 23 33.6 16.6 T 372 CJ99K080 1999 06 17.72170 21 41 21.60 +36 38 14.0 17.0 T 372 CJ99J030 1999 05 20.61458 14 53 30.90 +76 20 51.0 18.0 T 372T.Seki • C/1999 H1(Lee) is now low in the western sky. C/1999 H3(LINEAR)
is announced to be at magnitude 13, but it seems to be a visual magnitude.
In photographs it is 15th-magnitude as reported above.
• C/1999 J2(Skiff) is at magnitude 15 and shows a sharp image. |
Copyright (C) 1999 Tsutomu Seki.