Observation's detail view

Comet209P/LINEAR
UserAHale
User`s name
Observation's time (UT)2014-05-29 04:04:00
Tool41-cm reflector
Observation's placeCloudcroft
Comparison stars sourceAE - Planetary magnitudes from the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac
MethodM - Morris`s method
Magnitude12.8
Coma diameter(')0.7
Tail's length0.05
Condensation8
Positional angle of tailNot set
Bortl's scaleNot set
Aperture40.64
Focal length (mm)1828.8
Type of toolL - Newtonian reflector
Magnification228.6
Field of view (°)0
SQM-L in zenithNot set
Light pollution zone
LmNot set
CommentThe central condensation is prominent, the surrounding coma was very weak compared to the condensation. On the May 27 observation I could very faintly see about 6 arcminutes of tail in approximate p.a. 110, but only about half that last night (although the sky conditions last night weren't quite as good as they were two nights earl ier).
Morris Format2014 May 29.17 UT: m1=12.8, Dia.=0.7', DC=8, Tail: 0.05 deg ...40.64-cm L (228.6x) ...Alan Hale (Cloudcroft, U.S.A.)