|
C/2006 S3 (LONEOS)
[upwards] [c2018u1] [C2018o1] [c2017o1] [c2016r2] [c2016n4] [c2016a1] [c2015v2] [c2015m3] [c2015f4] [c2014s2] [c2014r3] [c2014q2] [c2014n3] [c2013a1] [c2012k5] [c2012f3] [c2011w3] [2011 UF305] [c2011u2] [c2011l3] [c2011kp36] [c2011j2] [c2011f1] [c2011a3] [c2010x1] [c2010s1] [c2010g2] [c2010g1] [c2010f1] [c2010b1] [c2009y1] [c2009u5] [c2009u3] [c2009ug89] [c2009s3] [c2009p1] [c2009k5] [c2009f6] [c2009e1] [c2008s3] [c2008t2] [c2008q3] [c2008p1] [c2008n1] [c2008j1] [c2008fk75] [c2008e1] [c2007VO53] [c2007t5] [c2007q3] [c2007n3] [c2006w3] [c2006s3] [c2006q1] [c2006p1] [c2006of2] [c2005s4] [c2005l3]
Discovered by
LONEOS (Lowell
Observatory Near-Earth Object Search) on September, 19 2006.
The
latest IAU telegrams or the
latest CBET's.
IAUC
Astronomical Headlines.
Minor
planet center's orbital elements and Ephemeris,
the comet on
Seiichi Yoshida's Homepage
Light
curves on Cometas Obs,
JPL Small body
database
C/2006 S3 (LONEOS) �
by Bernhard Haeusler, 2010-08-20 B/W
22 x 3 min. exposure,
2010-08-20 UT 00:12 to 01:18, 12" SCT
f-6.532 + CCD ST10XME
16.25 mag, coma: 36", tail: 1'50" in PA 77�
The approved Northern winds brought pretty clear skies this
night.
C/2006 S3 (LONEOS) �
by Bernhard Haeusler, 2009-09-13 B/W
3 x 5 min. exposure,
2009-09-13 UT 00:28 to 00:43, 12" SCT
f-6.532 + CCD ST10XME
17.16 mag, coma: 13", tail: 20" in PA 40�
top of this page
[upwards] [c2018u1] [C2018o1] [c2017o1] [c2016r2] [c2016n4] [c2016a1] [c2015v2] [c2015m3] [c2015f4] [c2014s2] [c2014r3] [c2014q2] [c2014n3] [c2013a1] [c2012k5] [c2012f3] [c2011w3] [2011 UF305] [c2011u2] [c2011l3] [c2011kp36] [c2011j2] [c2011f1] [c2011a3] [c2010x1] [c2010s1] [c2010g2] [c2010g1] [c2010f1] [c2010b1] [c2009y1] [c2009u5] [c2009u3] [c2009ug89] [c2009s3] [c2009p1] [c2009k5] [c2009f6] [c2009e1] [c2008s3] [c2008t2] [c2008q3] [c2008p1] [c2008n1] [c2008j1] [c2008fk75] [c2008e1] [c2007VO53] [c2007t5] [c2007q3] [c2007n3] [c2006w3] [c2006s3] [c2006q1] [c2006p1] [c2006of2] [c2005s4] [c2005l3]
|