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COMET 205P/GIACOBINI
      D. T. Durig and K. N. Hatchett, Cordell-Lorenz Observatory,
Sewanee, TN, have reported observations of two additional
components of comet 205P.  The first of these, 4 mag fainter than
the primary body, was observed on Sept. 17.1, 19.1, and 22.1 UT
some 70" west and 5" south of the primary.  The second additional
component, 5 mag fainter than the primary body, was observed on
Sept. 19.1 and 22.1 UT some 660" west and 60" south of the primary.
Animations of the objects can be seen at
http://arthur.sewanee.edu/obsv/view.php.
Approximate ephemerides for the additional components can be
computed by applying corrections of Delta(T) = +0.014 and +0.133
day, respectively, to the orbital elements for comet 205P on MPC
63822 (or the 2008 set on MPEC 2008-R78, where the provisional
designation P/2008 R6 is used).


COMET 29P/SCHWASSMANN-WACHMANN
      J. A. Henriquez, Tenerife, Canary Islands, reports an outburst
of this comet from CCD images taken with a 0.2-m f/9 reflector;
available magnitudes:  Sept. 15.18 UT, 14.8; 21.2, 11.3 (stellar
appearance).

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