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TZEC MAUN OBSERVATORY
MAY 2010 - MONTHLY REPORT
A NICE catch by Juergen Linder! While imaging Comet 2010 A5 LINEAR, a sporadic meteor happened to pass through the field of view.
The following minor planet lightcurves were published by Axel Martin:
- 350 Ornamenta (2010-04-10 until 2010-04-21)
- 674 Rachele (2010-02-12 until 2010-03-23)
- 776 Berbericia (2010-02-12 until 2010-04-09)
- 129 Antigone (2010-05-19 until 2010-05-26)
- 185 Eunike (2010-04-21 until 2010-05-22)
In addition to the 12"-Newtonian at #628 (Mulheim-Ruhr) the FSQ-105, the
7"-APO and the 16"-RC at H10 (New Mexico Skies) were used to collect the data.
The lightcurves can be found under:
- Ornamenta:
http://obswww.unige.ch/~behrend/page1cou.html#000350
http://markt.bph.rub.de/~axelm/tso/lichtkurven.htm#350_ornamenta_2010
- Rachele:
http://obswww.unige.ch/~behrend/page2cou.html#000674
http://markt.bph.rub.de/~axelm/tso/lichtkurven.htm#674_rachele
- Berbericia:
http://obswww.unige.ch/~behrend/page3cou.html#000776
http://markt.bph.rub.de/~axelm/tso/lichtkurven.htm#776_berbericia
- Antigone:
http://obswww.unige.ch/~behrend/page1cou.html#000129
http://markt.bph.rub.de/~axelm/tso/lichtkurven.htm#129_antigone
- Eunike:
http://obswww.unige.ch/~behrend/page1cou.html#000185
http://markt.bph.rub.de/~axelm/tso/lichtkurven.htm#185_eunike
Juergen Linder attended the 2010 Minor Planet Meeting this year in Germany in which he presented a presentation on asteroid work and utilizing the Tzec Maun Observatories as well as his own observatory - Corner Observatory (B50).
The Presentation can be found at the following link: MPM Germany 2010
Asteroid observations submitted by Juergen Linder on May 4 & 12, 2010:
00538 C2010 05 04.72770 15 34 24.67 -09 53 57.7 15.3 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.76025 15 34 23.23 -09 53 51.3 15.1 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.76666 15 34 22.95 -09 53 49.9 15.2 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.78332 15 34 22.21 -09 53 46.5 15.1 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.79803 15 34 21.56 -09 53 43.6 15.0 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.80083 15 34 21.44 -09 53 43.1 15.2 V
D9600538 C2010 05 04.81159 15 34 20.97 -09 53 40.9 15.1 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.73957 15 34 45.52 -09 55 32.9 17.3 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.74462 15 34 45.30 -09 55 31.2 17.2 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.76250 15 34 44.41 -09 55 25.1 17.2 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.80083 15 34 42.54 -09 55 11.8 17.1 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.80355 15 34 42.42 -09 55 11.4 17.1 V
D9607363 C2010 05 04.81159 15 34 42.01 -09 55 08.1 16.7 V
D9613341 C2010 05 04.73957 15 29 59.15 -09 46 33.9 18.0 V
D9613341 C2010 05 04.76250 15 29 58.10 -09 46 25.7 18.0 V
D9617154 C2010 05 12.73580 21 19 24.44 -09 33 17.3 18.3 V
D9617154 C2010 05 12.74116 21 19 24.77 -09 33 15.1 18.1 V
D9617154 C2010 05 12.74402 21 19 24.84 -09 33 14.8 18.7 V
D9617154 C2010 05 12.75023 21 19 25.11 -09 33 10.6 17.3 V
D9636674 C2010 05 04.73957 15 30 40.29 -09 43 19.2 18.2 V
D9636674 C2010 05 04.74216 15 30 40.10 -09 43 19.2 18.1 V
D9636674 C2010 05 04.74729 15 30 39.76 -09 43 19.0 18.1 V
D9636674 C2010 05 04.79527 15 30 36.89 -09 43 16.4 17.6 V
D9636674 C2010 05 04.80083 15 30 36.57 -09 43 16.4 17.0 V
D96
Comet 10P/Tempel Imaged by Juergen Linder.
Date: 2010-05-02
Telescope: TOA-150
0010P C2010 05 12.73580 21 17 56.87 -09 31 12.4 15.4 N D96
0010P C2010 05 12.75624 21 18 00.47 -09 31 05.9 15.7 N D96
0010P C2010 05 12.75933 21 18 01.02 -09 31 04.6 15.4 N D96
0010P C2010 05 12.76550 21 18 02.12 -09 31 02.8 15.6 N D96
http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10J90.html
Comet 2010 A5 LINEAR - by Juergen Linder
Date: 2010-05-12
Telescope: TOA-150
NOTE: Notice the meteor in the field of view.
PK10A050 C2010 05 13.28324 16 12 21.58 -29 58 42.8 16.6 N H10
PK10A050 C2010 05 13.28742 16 12 21.59 -29 58 41.4 16.6 N H10
PK10A050 C2010 05 13.36494 16 12 21.34 -29 58 16.7 16.4 N H10
PK10A050 C2010 05 13.36895 16 12 21.34 -29 58 15.2 17.0 N H10
PK10A050 C2010 05 12.77799 16 12 19.89 -30 01 07.5 15.7 N D96
PK10A050 C2010 05 12.78403 16 12 19.88 -30 01 05.6 15.6 N D96
PK10A050 C2010 05 12.80160 16 12 19.88 -30 00 59.9 15.5 N D96
http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10J90.html
Observations submitted by John Sachs on 5/17/2010. These objects were suspected to be potentially new asteroids, but it turned out that they were known.
jqs026 C2010 05 17.18579 14 08 42.04 +02 30 35.2 19.6 V H10
jqs026 C2010 05 17.19347 14 08 41.80 +02 30 36.1 19.8 V H10
jqs026 C2010 05 17.20116 14 08 41.51 +02 30 38.5 19.8 V H10
jqs027 C2010 05 17.18579 14 06 47.66 +02 32 56.2 19.0 V H10
jqs027 C2010 05 17.19347 14 06 47.30 +02 32 54.7 19.4 V H10
jqs027 C2010 05 17.20116 14 06 47.03 +02 32 54.0 19.0 V H10
jqs026 (K01F75S jqs027 (K10G25L
See: MPO 175476 & MPO 176879
Comet observations published by Stefan Beck:
http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10J90.html
http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10J87.html
Confirmation observations of C/2010 J3 MCMILLAN submitted by Juergen Linder.
Statement by Juergen: The RC16 was used to confirm or have I say to follow up this Object. Its Brightness of about
17-18m seem to be a Comet. This was confirmed later by bigger Instruments.
SW40j4 C2010 05 13.25600 15 34 46.89 -01 11 56.1 19.4 V H10
SW40j4 C2010 05 13.27111 15 34 46.38 -01 11 56.8 17.7 V H10
SW40j4 C2010 05 13.34917 15 34 43.69 -01 12 00.4 17.2 V H10
SW40j4 C2010 05 13.35839 15 34 43.36 -01 12 00.9 17.3 V H10
Confirmation image can be found below. The object shows "cometary" features.
http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10J80.html

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