[IAUC] IAUC 8690: C/2006 F1; 2006at, 2006av, 2006aw [25139-2006/04-R1]
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Circular No. 8690
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COMET C/2006 F1 (KOWALSKI)
R. A. Kowalski reports the discovery of a comet on CCD images
taken in poor seeing (4" FWHM) with the 1.5-m reflector in the
course of the Mt. Lemmon Survey (discovery observation tabulated
below); the object appeared slightly condensed with a diameter of
approximately 8", elongated in p.a. approximately p.a. 265 deg
(though no obvious tail). On images taken with the same telescope
by E. J. Christensen on Mar. 23.5 UT, the object displays a
condensed 8" coma and a 10" tail in p.a. about 245 deg. CCD images
taken by P. Birtwhistle with a 0.40-m f/6 Schmidt-Cassegrain
reflector at Great Shefford, U.K., on Mar. 23.1 show the object
with a 8" coma and a tail 15" long in p.a. 245 deg.
2006 UT R.A. (2000) Decl. Mag.
Mar. 21.49155 16 21 29.96 + 2 00 22.3 18.8
The available astrometry, the following parabolic orbital elements,
and an ephemeris appear on MPEC 2006-F20.
T = 2007 May 19.709 TT Peri. = 208.890
Node = 124.985 2000.0
q = 1.93896 AU Incl. = 21.585
SUPERNOVA 2006at, 2006av, 2006aw
Further to IAUC 8666, L. A. G. Monard reports his discovery of
two apparent supernovae on unfiltered CCD images:
SN 2006 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset
2006av Feb. 19.776 2 57 46.48 -36 42 26.2 18.3 30" W, 38" N
2006aw Mar. 15.747 5 04 18.18 -63 34 57.3 14.9 7" W, 2" S
Additional approximate magnitudes from Monard for 2006av in ESO
356-22: Jan. 31.757 UT, [18.5; Feb. 28.80, 18.7 +/- 0.4 (mediocre
conditions; stacked images); Mar. 5.735, 19.0 +/- 0.2; 20.774, 18.3
+/- 0.3. Nothing is visible at the location of 2006av on the
Digitized Sky Survey in all bands (including limiting red mag 20.5).
Additional approximate magnitudes for 2006aw in ESO 85-G38: Feb.
16.783, [18.5; Mar. 15.858, 14.9 +/- 0.2; 19.751, 15.2. Nothing is
present at the location of 2006aw on a red Digitized Sky Survey
image (limiting mag 20.5).
SN 2006at (cf. IAUC 8687) has been confirmed to be a type-II
supernova by S. Blondin et al. (details on CBET 441).
(C) Copyright 2006 CBAT
2006 March 24 (8690) Daniel W. E. Green
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