新彗星2006T1

David Levy discovers 11th mag comet 2006 T1

COMET C/2006 T1 (LEVY): Proving that fancy CCD cameras are not required to discover comets, David H. Levy of Tucson, AZ, reports his visual discovery with a 0.41-m reflector of a diffuse comet close to Saturn in the sky: ephemeris. The new comet glows like a 10th magnitude star, making it an easy target for medium-to-large backyard telescopes. Ref: IAU Circular 8757.

C/2006 T1 (Levy)
T 2006 Oct.  9.226 TT                                   MPC
q   1.07182              (2000.0)           &nbsp               Q
                  Peri.  181.745       -0.276725       -0.907090
                  Node   284.416       +0.885574       -0.112577
e   1.0            Incl.   19.117       +0.373071       -0.405603
From 40 observations 2006 Oct. 2-3.

Ephemeris:
   C/2006 T1 (Levy)
Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong. &nbsphase   m1    m2
2006 10 02    09 35.48   +16 12.2    1.458    1.079    47.7    43.4  11.1
2006 10 12    10 13.69   +09 39.1    1.477    1.073    46.6    42.5  11.2
2006 10 22    10 48.49   +03 09.2    1.512    1.093    46.2    41.1  11.3
2006 11 01    11 20.27   -03 00.2    1.559    1.136    46.6    39.4  11.5
2006 11 11    11 49.39   -08 39.5    1.611    1.200    48.0    37.8  11.8
2006 11 21    12 16.10   -13 44.6    1.664    1.280    50.1    36.3  12.2
2006 12 01    12 40.50   -18 15.4    1.715    1.372    53.1    35.1  12.5

虽然不是很亮，值得一看哈 :mrgreen:

天气一直不好
假期是没机会了...

我还以为苏付了美元呢! :mrgreen:  原来是spaceweather里面的!