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Year Mn Day MM Mag Ref Scope Pwr coma DC tail p.a. Obs Site 2012 1 21.01 V 12.8 UD 7.2R 2.7 NOV Nizhniy Arkhyz (remotely) 2012 1 3.24 I 14.2 HN 20.3T 222 0.3 7 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (In evolution after the recent minor outburst. Nearby field stars checked in DSS. Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry - HS550 field. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 12 7.22 S 10.3 TK 20.3T 77 6 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Zodiacal light.) 2011 11 25.85 S 13.6 AU 40.0L 257 0.7 3/ YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Not in a major outburst. But I could see a faint small object.) 2011 11 24.22 S 10.0 TK 20.3T 77 7 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Large coma with faint outer region. Zodiacal light. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 11 8.24 S 10.2 TK 20.3T 77 8 2/ GON El Fito - Sierra del Sueve, Asturias (At 133x, m2=13.2 [GSC]. First personal estimate after conjunction. Large 8' coma with faint outer region, seeming to be a remnant of a previous strong outburst. Nearby field stars checked in DSS. Zodiacal light. Beginning of astronomical twilight. Altitude: 17 deg. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 6 6.00 S 11.0 AU 22.0L 160 3 2 GOI Araçatuba 2011 6 1.94 S 10.2 TK 20.3T 100 3.5 3/ GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (3'.5 coma with faint outer region, remnant of previous outbursts. 1'.5 bright inner region from the recent outburst. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 5 25.90 S 12.5 TK 25.6L 42 1.5 5 BIV Versailles 2011 5 22.96 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 6 GON Sierra de Penouta - Boal, Asturias (In evolution after the recent new outburst. Comet close to star of mag 13.5 [GSC].) 2011 5 14.97 I 12.7 TA 20.3T 133 0.3 8 GON Villafafila, Zamora (Moonlight interference. Comet appears strongly condensed after the more recent new outburst. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 5 9.01 S 13.2 HN 20.3T 100 1.5 6 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (m2 = 14.5 [HN]. Brighter inner coma after the recent minor outburst. Nearby field stars checked in DSS. Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry - G2681005 field.) 2011 5 1.913 S 13.1 TA 31.0J 109 1.6 0 DIJ Burlage 2011 5 1.909 S 13.3 TA 31.0J 109 1.5 1 BOU Burlage, Germany 2011 4 27.02 S 11.3 TK 20.3T 100 4 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Diffuse extended coma, remnant of the previous outburst.) 2011 4 7.91 V 13.5 TK 10.9R 1.9 QVA Borrevannet, Horten 2011 4 5.02 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 4 2/ GON Alto del Castro, León (4' coma with faint outer region, remnant of the previous outburst. 1.5' brighter inner region from the recent outburst.) 2011 4 1.15 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 5 2 GON Alto del Castro, León (5' coma with faint outer region, remnant of the previous outburst. 1.5' bright inner region from the recent outburst. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 3 30.97 S 13.4 HS 20.3L 92 1.7 4 BIV La Palma Observatory, Canary Islands, Spain 2011 3 28.99 S 13.3 HS 20.3L 92 1.8 4 BIV La Palma Observatory, Canary Islands, Spain 2011 3 26.95 S 13.3 HS 20.3L 92 1.4 5 BIV La Palma Observatory, Canary Islands, Spain 2011 3 24.93 V 13.4 TK 10.9R 1.4 QVA Borrevannet, Horten 2011 3 7.978 S 13.2 AQ 31.0J 109 1.1 1/ DIJ Burlage 2011 3 7.974 S 13.3 AQ 31.0J 109 1.0 3 BOU Burlage, Germany 2011 3 7.00 S 12.2 TA 20.3T 100 3 2 GON Aralla, León (m2=15.0 [HN] after a recent minor outburst. The observed 3' coma is a remnant of the previous outburst. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 3 1.17 S 14.1 HS 40.7L 135 0.9 3 BIV Blieux 2011 2 5.02 S 13.8 HN 20.3T 206 0.5 5 GON Valle Peral - Lena, Asturias (Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry - G2681005 field. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2011 1 29.018 S 13.2 AU 31.0J 155 0.7 3 DIJ Burlage 2011 1 29.015 S 13.4 AU 31.0J 155 0.6 3 BOU Burlage, Germany 2011 1 24.98 S 13.5 HN 20.3T 133 0.4 6 GON Pandorado, León (In evolution after the recent minor outburst. Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry - G2681005 field. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2010 12 4.82 S 14.3 UV 40.0L 257 0.5 4 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Not in outburst. Visible, but extremely faint. Too faint to determine the DC precisely.) 2010 11 6.80 S[13.7 TA 40.0L 257 !0.7 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma 2010 11 5.81 S[13.1 TA 40.0L 144 !1.3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Not visible.) 2010 6 3.93 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 133 1.8 2/ GON Alto del Trichero - Soto y Amío, León 2010 5 16.98 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 2/ GON Cueto Rosales - Riello, León 2010 5 5.93 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 2/ GON Pandorado, León (Several stars inside the coma, the brightest being mag. 13.5 [GSC].) 2010 5 5.897 S 12.0 TA 31.0J 89 1.8 2 BOU Lauwersoog 2010 5 3.46 S 11.3 TJ 40.0L 75 2.3 3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma 2010 5 2.48 S 11.5 TJ 40.0L 75 2.2 3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma 2010 5 1.47 S 11.4 TJ 40.0L 75 2.2 3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Diffuse, but bright and easy to see.) 2010 4 20.85 S 12.7 HS 40.7L 135 0.8 5 BIV Versailles 2010 4 19.93 M[11.6 TK 13.0L 108 NOV Konchezero 2010 4 18.85 S 12.6 HS 40.7L 135 0.5 7 BIV Versailles 2010 4 18.01 S 11.1 TK 25.6L 97 3.0 2 BIV Versailles 2010 4 17.93 S 12.3 TK 40.7L 135 0.3 7 BIV Versailles 2010 4 17.916 M 12.0 TA 31.0J 72 1.8 6/ BOU Lauwersoog 2010 4 17.88 V 13.3 TK 46.0Y 0.3 QVA Borrevannet, Horten 2010 4 17.00 S 11.7 TK 20.3T 100 2.0 2 GON La Cruz - Lieres, Asturias (New outburst. Starlike central condensation: m2=12.8 [comparison stars from Henden field HS618]. The observed 2' coma is a remnant of the previous outburst.) 2010 4 16.879 M 11.8 TA 31.0J 72 2.2 6 BOU Lauwersoog (New outburst! Stellar nucleus of Mv = 13.2 [at 155x] visible in very faint coma of previous outburst.) 2010 4 14.865 S 12.0 TA 31.0J 72 1.5 0 DIJ Burlage 2010 4 14.862 S 12.2 TA 31.0J 72 2.5 0 BOU Burlage, Germany 2010 4 10.857 S 12.3 TA 31.0J 72 2 0 DIJ Burlage 2010 4 10.855 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 72 3 0 BOU Burlage, Germany 2010 4 8.861 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 89 2.5 0 BOU Sint Annen 2010 4 6.857 S 11.8 TA 31.0J 58 3 0 BOU Sint Annen (Large, very diffuse glow just above background.) 2010 4 4.89 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 1 GON Alto del Trichero, León 2010 3 17.96 S 11.1 TK 40.7L 58 4.0 2 BIV Blieux 2010 3 15.95 S 10.9 TK 40.7L 58 4.5 2 BIV Blieux 2010 3 15.12 S 11.7 TK 20.3T 133 1.5 2 GON Aralla, León 2010 3 14.09 S 11.2 TK 40.7L 58 3.5 2 BIV Blieux 2010 3 8.89 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 2/ GON Castañedo del Monte, Santo Adriano, Asturias 2010 3 1.81 S 10.8 TK 20.3T 77 1.5 5 GON Sierra de Fario, Sariego, Asturias (Astronomical twilight.) 2010 2 20.01 S 10.8 TK 40.7L 58 1.8 3 BIV Versailles 2010 2 19.61 10.6 20.0L 57 1.5 5 MAT Castlemaine, VIC (Coma appears as a bright circular haze of high surface brightness.) 2010 2 18.86 S 10.6 TK 40.7L 58 2.0 3 BIV Versailles 2010 2 17.80 M 11.0 TK 13.0L 65 1.8 5 NOV Konchezero 2010 2 16.85 M 10.7 TK 13.0L 65 2.1 6 NOV Konchezero 2010 2 13.93 S 10.9 TK 20.3T 67 1.5 5 BIV Pico Veleta, Spain 2010 2 11.87 S 10.8 TK 20.3T 67 1.3 6 BIV Pico Veleta, Spain 2010 2 10.04 M 11.1 TK 20.3T 133 1.2 7 GON Caldas de Luna, León (More symmetrical evolution of the visible coma than in previous typical outbursts of 29P.) 2010 2 5.89 B 11.4 TK 25.6L 42 0.6 8 BIV Versailles 2009 12 12.15 S 12.0 TK 20.3T 77 2 1/ GON Alto del Castro, León 2009 11 24.14 S 11.9 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 5 GON Alto del Castro, León 2009 11 20.160 S 12.2 TA 31.0J 109 0.7 5 BOU Sint Annen 2009 11 18.11 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 133 0.6 6 GON Alto del Castro, León (In evolution after the recent new outburst.) 2009 10 26.21 S 11.3 TK 20.3T 77 3 2 GON Alto del Castro, León (Zodiacal light. The observed 3' coma is a remnant of the previous outburst.) 2009 9 29.20 S 11.5 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 5 GON Alto del Castro, León 2009 9 23.19 S 11.7 TK 20.3T 206 0.7 5 GON Alto del Castro, León (In evolution after a recent outburst. Zodiacal light. Altitude: 20 deg .) 2009 4 24.897 S 13.5 TA 31.0J 109 0.8 2/ BOU Lauwersoog 2009 4 20.96 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 100 2 1 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (The observed 2' coma is a remnant of the old outburst.) 2009 3 29.956 S 12.0 TA 31.0J 58 0.9 0/ DIJ Burlage 2009 3 29.952 S 12.0 TA 31.0J 58 2.2 0/ BOU Burlage, Germany 2009 3 26.95 S 11.5 TK 20.3T 100 2 1 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2009 3 24.83 S 12.0 TK 40.7L 135 3.0 2 BIV Blieux 2009 3 21.93 S 11.1 TK 20.3T 100 3 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2009 3 21.03 S 11.3 TK 20.3T 100 3 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2009 3 20.867 S 11.5 TA 31.0J 58 1.9 DIJ Burlage 2009 3 20.863 S 11.8 TA 31.0J 58 2.2 1 BOU Burlage, Germany 2009 3 19.865 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 72 2.2 1 BOU Lauwersoog 2009 3 18.88 S 11.3 HS 41.0L 72 2.2 2 RES Szamotuly 2009 3 17.873 S 11.7 TA 31.0J 58 2.5 1 BOU Lauwersoog 2009 3 15.91 S 11.3 TK 20.3T 77 2.5 2 GON Aralla, León 2009 3 13.85 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 2 GON Pandorado, León 2009 2 25.91 S 11.0 TK 20.3T 100 3.0 3/ GON Pandorado, León (Several stars in coma, the brightest being mag 11.0 [TK].) 2009 2 22.94 S 10.8 TK 20.3T 100 3.0 3/ GON Pandorado, León 2009 2 21.00 S 11.0 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 3/ GON Golpejar de la Tercia, León 2009 2 14.800 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 89 1.5 4 BOU Sint Annen 2009 2 13.85 S 10.8 TK 20.3T 100 2.5 4 GON Pandorado, León (In evolution after the recent new outburst. Starlike central condensation: m2=13.5 [GSC].) 2009 1 30.83 S 10.0 TK 13.0L 65 3.8 3 NOV Konchezero 2009 1 20.10 S 11.9 TK 40.7L 58 2.0 4 BIV Versailles 2009 1 18.851 S 11.6 TA 31.0J 89 1.7 4 BOU Sint Annen 2009 1 16.88 S 11.2 TK 20.3T 133 2.0 5 GON Alto de la Colladiella, Mieres, Asturias 2009 1 13.97 S 11.7 TA 20.3T 100 1.2 2 GRA Fjellhamar (In another outburst; faintly visible. Moonlight, NEL = 5.0 [approx.].) 2008 1 6.158 S 11.5 TA 31.0J 72 1.0 4 DIJ Burlage 2009 1 6.156 M 11.5 TA 31.0J 72 1.5 4/ BOU Burlage, Germany 2009 1 4.24 S 11.1 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 6 GON Pandorado, León 2009 1 4.07 S 11.8 TK 40.7L 135 1.3 5 BIV Versailles 2008 12 30.01 B 11.8 TK 40.7L 135 0.6 8 BIV Versailles 2008 12 29.18 B 12.0 TK 40.7L 135 0.7 8 BIV Versailles (At 700x, nearly starlike [<5"] condensation of mag. 12.7 embedded in a 0.8' halo.) 2008 12 28.917 M 12.0 TA 31.0J 89 0.8 7/ DIJ Burlage 2008 12 28.915 M 11.9 TA 31.0J 89 1.1 6/ BOU Burlage, Germany 2008 12 27.99 S 11.7:TK 25.4Y 85 1 1 NOV Petrozavodsk 2008 12 27.960 M 12.2 TA 31.0J 89 1.1 5 BOU Sint Annen 2008 12 25.917 M 12.3 TA 31.0J 109 0.9 5 BOU Sint Annen 2008 12 24.23 S 12.1 TK 20.3T 133 0.7 6 GON Sierra del Aramo - Armada - Lena, Asturias (In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2008 12 24.09 B 12.9 TK 40.7L 135 0.4 7 BIV Versailles (At 700x, uniform disk of ~20" diameter.) 2008 12 23.14 I 12.9 TA 20.3T 182 8/ GRA Fjellhamar (This comet was in outburst and appeared nearly stellar; a small disc (possibly ~0'.2 in size) was suspected. Comet only observed briefly due to incoming clouds.) 2008 12 21.23 I 12.9 HN 20.3T 133 8 GON Santibáñez - Cuadros, León (New outburst. Strongly condensed. Some moonlight interference. Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry near CD Gem.) 2008 11 23.83 S 11.0 TJ 40.0L 75 4.0 1 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (It looks more clearly and widely than the previous night, probably due to the clear sky.) 2008 11 22.80 S 11.5 TJ 40.0L 75 3.4 0 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Surprisingly, the remnant of the major outburst in September is still visible. Extremely diffuse with no condensation. The diffuse coma was visible more clearly and widely after the moon rise, because the comet became high and the sky became more clear. It seems severely influenced by the sky condition. With higher magnification, the central part becomes visible clearly but the outer coma becomes hard to see. So estimation of the total magnitude can be fainter, around 12.5 mag or so. No another new outburst was found with higher magnification.) 2008 11 19.98 S 11.5:TK 20.3T 77 3 1 GON Alto del Trichero - Soto y Amío, León 2008 11 6.03 S 10.3 TK 20.3T 77 4 1/ GON Aralla, León 2008 11 4.05 S 10.9 TK 13.0L 65 3.2 1 NOV Konchezero 2008 11 1.77 S 10.7 TJ 40.0L 75 4.2 1/ YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Very, very large! Round ghost like a planetary nebula, similar to the view of 17P/Holmes last year. The cc is weak, but very bright and clearly visible. The size exceeds 4 arcmin now. It is largest 29P in my life.) 2008 10 29.19 S 12.0 TK 40.7L 58 4.0 2 BIV Versailles 2008 10 26.11 S 10.4 TK 20.3T 100 4 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Several stars inside the coma, the brightest being mag. 11.8 [Tycho-2].) 2008 10 11.17 S 11.4 TK 40.7L 116 2.5 4 BIV Versailles 2008 10 10.19 S 11.4 TK 40.7L 116 2.2 4 BIV Versailles 2008 10 10.18 S 11.3 TK 40.7L 58 2.5 5 BIV Versailles 2008 10 9.10 S 10.5 TK 20.3T 77 2.5 4/ GON Alto del Trichero - Soto y Amío, León 2008 10 6.97 S[10.6 TK 13.0L 108 NOV Konchezero 2008 10 4.76 S 10.4 TJ 40.0L 75 2.2 2 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (First observation since the major outburst on Sept. 21. I was surprised how bright it is! It is the first time to see such a bright and huge 29P in my history. Looks round, like a planetary nebula.) 2008 10 2.19 S 11.1 TK 40.7L 116 1.5 5 BIV Versailles 2008 10 2.17 S 11.1 TK 40.7L 58 1.8 5 BIV Versailles 2008 9 29.19 S 11.4 TK 40.7L 116 1.4 5 BIV Versailles 2008 9 29.18 S 11.4 TK 40.7L 58 1.5 5 BIV Versailles 2008 9 29.14 S 10.7 TK 20.3T 100 1.1 5 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2008 9 27.17 S 11.3 TK 40.7L 116 1.2 7 BIV Versailles 2008 9 27.15 S 11.3 TK 40.7L 58 1.5 6 BIV Versailles 2008 9 25.10 M 10.9 TK 20.3T 133 0.8 6 GON Pandorado, León (In evolution after the recent outburst. Some moonlight interference, Moon's altitude: 8 deg.) 2008 9 23.14 S 11.3 TK 40.7L 116 0.6 7 BIV Versailles 2008 9 9.77 S[12.8 TA 40.0L 144 !0.6 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Not visible. Not in outburst.) 2008 3 5.91 S 12.7 TK 20.3T 133 1.5 1 GON Alto del Trichero - Soto y Amío, León 2008 3 5.51 S 13.3 TA 40.0L 144 1.3 1/ YOS Mt. Hanadate, Ibaraki (Two months after the outburst in January. But unexpectedly, the diffuse nebulous comet with no condensation is still bright and visible visually.) 2008 3 1.92 S 12.5 TK 20.3T 133 2.0 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2008 2 26.863 S 12.5 TA 31.0J 109 1 DIJ Sint Annen 2008 2 26.861 S 12.6 TA 31.0J 109 1.6 0/ BOU Sint Annen (Difficult observation. Comet appears as a very diffuse glow in rather crowded starfield.) 2008 2 11.961 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 89 1.6 1/ DIJ Sint Annen 2008 2 11.958 S 11.8 TA 31.0J 89 1.7 2/ BOU Sint Annen 2008 2 10.998 S 11.6 TA 31.0J 89 2 3 DIJ Sint Annen 2008 2 10.995 S 11.7 TA 31.0J 89 1.8 3/ BOU Sint Annen 2008 2 9.93 S 11.3 TK 20.3T 133 2.0 3 GON Aralla, León 2008 2 9.814 S 11.7 TA 31.0J 89 1.7 4 BOU Sint Annen 2008 2 8.84 S 12.4 HS 40.7L 116 2.0 4 BIV Blieux 2008 2 8.836 S 11.8 TA 31.0J 89 1.6 3/ BOU Sint Annen 2008 2 7.94 S 12.4 HS 40.7L 116 2.0 3 BIV Blieux 2008 2 7.08 S 11.5:TK 20.3T 133 2.0 3 GON Aralla, León (Several stars in coma, the brightest being mag 12.4 [GSC].) 2008 2 4.865 S 11.6 TA 31.0J 89 1.2 2 DIJ Sint Annen 2002 2 4.863 S 11.7 TA 31.0J 89 1.7 3/ BOU Sint Annen 2008 1 30.860 S 11.9 TA 31.0J 89 1.5 4 BOU Sint Annen 2008 1 30.84 S 11.6 TK 25.6L 84 1.8 3 BIV Rambouillet 2008 1 27.89 S 11.6 TK 20.3T 133 1.7 4 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Interesting coma, in evolution after the last three consecutive outbursts.) 2008 1 27.80 S 11.3 TK 25.6L 84 1.3 5 BIV Rambouillet 2008 1 16.92 S 11.1 HS 40.7L 116 0.8 5 BIV Versailles 2008 1 14.82 S 11.1 HS 40.7L 116 0.5 6 BIV Versailles 2008 1 13.928 B 12.0 TA 31.0J 109 0.3 8 BOU Sint Annen (Almost stellar appearance with only a hint of surrounding nebulosity.) 2008 1 13.85 B 11.2 TK 10.0B 25 1.0 8 GON Los Veneros - Sierra del Aramo, Asturias 2008 1 13.83 M 11.4 TK 20.3T 100 0.8 7 GON Los Veneros - Sierra del Aramo, Asturias (New outburst. Strongly condensed. Mountain location, very clear sky.) 2008 1 4.43 S 12.8 TA 40.0L 144 1.0 6 YOS Mt. Hanadate, Ibaraki (Large, moderately condensed, and easy to see. I enjoyed the bright cometary 29P after a long time interval.) 2008 1 3.87 M 12.2 HN 20.3T 160 0.7 6 GON Sierra del Aramo, Asturias (In evolution after the recent outburst. Comparison stars taken from Henden photometry near CD Gem.) 2007 12 30.89 S 12.8 HS 20.3T 77 1.0 6 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2007 12 30.89 S 12.7 HS 20.3T 154 0.5 7 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2007 12 30.89 S 12.8 HS 20.3T 77 1.0 6 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2007 12 30.802 I 13.6 TA 31.0J 155 9 DIJ Sint Annen (No coma visible.) 2007 12 30.800 I 13.3 TA 31.0J 155 9 BOU Sint Annen (New outburst; comet virtually stellar, close to magn. 13.9 star [ref. TA].) 2007 12 9.73 S 14.5 40.0L 257 0.5 2 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Comparison stars from USNO-A2.0, preliminary V magnitude calculated from R and B magnitude.) 2007 12 8.68 S 14.0 40.0L 257 0.4 2 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Faint but visible again. Diffuse. Comparison stars from USNO-A2.0, preliminary V magnitude calculated from R and B magnitude.) 2007 11 3.63 S 14.2 40.0L 257 0.6 2 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (No outburst has been reported recently. But it was visible unexpectedly. Diffuse, but not so extremely faint. Comparison stars from USNO-A2.0, preliminary V magnitude calculated from R and B magnitude.) 2007 10 5.77 S 14.1 40.0L 257 0.4 4 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Not in outburst, but a small faint object was visible. Very different from the large diffuse look after an outburst. Comparison stars from USNO-A2.0, preliminary V magnitude calculated from R and B magnitude.) 2007 3 16.89 S 12.3 AU 20.3T 160 1.2 4 GON Puerto de Aralla, León (New outburst.) 2007 3 12.844 S 12.9 AU 31.0J 89 1.0 0/ DIJ Lauwersoog 2007 3 12.840 S 12.6 AU 31.0J 89 1.6 1/ BOU Lauwersoog 2007 3 11.86 S 12.7 AU 20.3T 133 1.2 2/ GON Puerto de Aralla, León 2007 3 11.841 S 12.6 AU 31.0J 89 1.3 1/ BOU Lauwersoog 2007 3 9.879 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 109 1.1 2/ DIJ Sint Annen 2007 3 9.877 S 12.6 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 2 BOU Sint Annen 2007 2 5.819 S 12.6 TA 31.0J 89 1.1 3 DIJ Sint Annen 2007 2 5.815 S 12.7 TA 31.0J 89 1.0 4/ BOU Sint Annen 2007 2 4.84 S 12.5 TK 20.3T 133 0.8 5 GON Argañosa - Illas, Asturias (In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2006 12 23.44 S[13.4 HS 40.0L 144 !0.6 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (I could not see it, maybe disturbed by a nearby 14.6 mag star.) 2006 12 22.53 S 13.1 HS 40.0L 144 1.2 1/ YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Very faint, near limit, but I could see a faint diffuse object.) 2006 12 16.892 S 13.6 TA 31.0J 109 0.5 0/ DIJ Sint Annen 2006 12 16.890 S 13.2 TA 31.0J 109 1.0 0/ BOU Sint Annen (Faint and very diffuse object.) 2006 10 31.66 S 11.9 HS 40.0L 144 1.7 3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Brightest and largest among my recent observations of 29P! Wonderful looking. The central part is well condensed, surrounded with a large diffuse coma. Maciej Reszelski reported it as 13.2 mag on the same day. But in my view, it was much brighter.) 2006 10 31.06 S 13.2 AC 41.0L 72 1.5 2/ RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 29.84 S 12.9 AC 41.0L 72 1.2 2/ RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 25.89 S 12.4 AC 41.0L 72 1.5 3/ RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 24.948 S 12.6 TA 31.0J 109 1 2 DIJ Sint Annen 2006 10 24.942 S 12.4 TA 31.0J 109 1.4 2/ BOU Sint Annen 2006 10 19.02 S 11.9 AC 41.0L 72 1.8 4 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 17.92 S 11.7 AC 13.0L 50 1.5 5/ RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 16.97 S 11.5 AC 41.0L 72 1.8 6 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 10 16.944 S 12.1 TA 31.0J 109 1.3 5 DIJ Sint Annen 2006 10 16.940 S 12.1 TA 31.0J 109 1.0 5 BOU Sint Annen 2006 10 14.97 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 77 1.3 4 GON Cueto Rosales - Riello, León (In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2006 9 27.68 S 13.4 HS 40.0L 144 1.0 3 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Clearly visible unexpectedly. But the condensation was weak. When did the last outburst occur? In this year, it seems always visible at 13th mag. independent of outbursts.) 2006 9 25.92 S 13.6 AC 41.0L 121 0.5 3 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 9 24.01 S 13.7 AC 41.0L 121 0.5 2 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 9 22.90 S 13.8 AC 41.0L 121 0.5 2 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 9 22.16 S 13.6 AC 41.0L 121 0.7 3 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 9 21.04 S 12.9 HS 40.7L 116 1.3 2 BIV Col de Restefond 2006 9 19.05 S 13.0 HS 40.7L 233 1.3 4 BIV Col de Restefond 2006 9 17.91 S 13.5 AC 41.0L 121 0.6 2 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 8 22.69 S 13.2 HS 40.0L 144 1.1 1 YOS Kita-karuizawa, Gunma (Very diffuse weak object with no condensation.) 2006 8 21.11 S 12.5 TA 20.3T 100 1.5 2 GON Cueto Rosales - Riello, León 2006 8 4.11 S 12.4 TA 20.3T 100 1.5 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2006 7 28.04 S 13.3 AC 41.0L 72 0.8 2 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 7 25.10 S 13.2 HS 40.7L 116 2.0 2 BIV Valdrôme 2006 7 24.10 S 13.2 HS 40.7L 116 1.5 3 BIV Valdrôme 2006 7 23.12 S 12.2 TA 20.3T 100 1.2 5 GON Cueto Rosales - Riello, León (In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2006 7 23.09 S 13.3 HS 40.7L 116 1.4 4 BIV Valdrôme 2006 3 4.82 S 12.8 AC 41.0L 72 0.7 4 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 2 27.84 S 13.2 AC 41.0L 72 0.7 3 RES Szamotuly-Galowo 2006 2 22.85 S 12.5 AU 20.3T 133 0.8 6 GON Dosango - Santo Adriano, Asturias (In evolution after the recent new outburst.) 2006 1 31.82 S 14.4 HS 40.7L 233 0.8 3 BIV Poigny-la-Forêt 2006 1 30.84 S 13.2 AU 20.3T 133 0.5 4 GON Robledo de Babia, León (In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2006 1 8.42 S[13.1 AU 40.0L 144 !0.7 YOS Ibaraki, Japan (Extremely close to the half moon, so it was very difficult to see a diffuse object. Anyway, the comet was too faint to see.) 2005 11 8.942 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 109 0.9 0/ DIJ Sint Annen 2005 11 8.937 S 12.9 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 2 BOU Sint Annen 2005 11 4.94 S 13.3 AU 20.3T 160 0.7 3 GON Alto del Trichero - Soto y Amío, León (Possible new outburst.) 2005 10 24.61 S 12.8 AU 40.0L 144 1.2 1 YOS Gunma, Japan (Unexpectedly, I could see an extremely diffuse large object at the position. I have not heard any information of recent outbursts.) 2005 9 14.05 B 13.5 AU 20.3T 133 0.3 7 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Strongly condensed. In evolution after the recent outburst.) 2005 9 3.926 S[13.4 AU 31.0J 155 ! 1 DIJ Lauwersoog 2005 9 3.924 S[13.5 AU 31.0J 155 !1.0 BOU Lauwersoog 2005 8 6.77 S[12.9 AU 40.0L 144 !0.7 YOS Gunma, Japan 2005 8 5.70 S[12.8 AU 40.0L 144 !0.7 YOS Gunma, Japan 2005 8 4.73 S[12.4 AU 40.0L 144 !0.8 YOS Gunma, Japan (Not in outburst. Not visible. Inactive days after a long time.) 2005 7 15.046 S[13.3 AU 31.0J 109 !1.5 DIJ Revest-du-Bion, France 2005 7 15.045 S[13.3 AU 31.0J 109 !1.0 BOU Revest-du-Bion, France (Comet also not visible on several other mornings since July 6.) 2005 2 6.788 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 0/ DIJ Lauwersoog 2005 2 6.784 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 109 1.8 0/ BOU Lauwersoog (Comet is large and very diffuse. Some interference from zodiacal light.) 2005 2 5.41 S 12.5:HS 40.0L 144 1.2 1 YOS Ibaraki, Japan (Totally diffuse, which implies no outburst occurred recently. Inaccurate estimate due to city light.) 2005 1 30.83 S 12.5 TK 20.3T 133 1 2 GON Cordal de las Segadas, Asturias (Zodiacal light.) 2005 1 12.767 S 12.2 AU 31.0J 109 1.4 3/ BOU Sint Annen 2005 1 8.40 S 11.9 TJ 40.0L 144 1.2 7 YOS Ibaraki, Japan (Maybe just after a small outburst? I felt it was strongly condensed, although it was not so bright.) 2005 1 7.82 S 11.9 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 4 GON Aralla, León (New outburst.) 2005 1 6.88 S 12.1 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 4 GON Aralla, León (Possible beginning of a new outburst.) 2005 1 2.764 S 12.5 AU 31.0J 109 0.9 1/ DIJ Langelo 2005 1 2.760 S 12.3 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 3/ BOU Langelo 2004 12 17.99 S 12.9 HS 25.6L 169 0.5 5 BIV Poigny-la-Forêt 2004 12 12.85 S 13.4 HS 20.3L 95 1.3 2 BIV Haute Provence Obs. 2004 12 12.84 S 12.3 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 3 GON Sierra del Aramo, Asturias 2004 12 11.87 S 13.4 HS 20.3L 95 1.2 2 BIV Haute Provence Obs. 2004 12 11.43 S 13.0 AU 40.0L 144 1.6 1 YOS Gunma, Japan (Very wide and completely diffused. Probably a remnant of very old outburst, but clearly visible with a large telescope.) 2004 12 5.87 S 12.2 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 2 GON Camposagrado, León 2004 12 3.769 S 12.6 AU 31.0J 89 1.6 1/ BOU Sint Annen (Comet very diffuse. At 109x 14th magnitude central condensation glimpsed.) 2004 11 18.01 S 11.9 TK 20.3T 100 2 3 GON Aralla, León 2004 11 17.900 S 11.9 TK 30.0T 152 1.2 4 LOO Le Castellard, France 2004 11 16.854 S 11.6 TK 30.0T 152 1.2 3 LOO Le Castellard, France (Outburst??) 2004 11 16.50 S 11.9 TK 38.0L 75 2 3 MAT Stockport Observatory, SA (Outburst activity continues.) 2004 11 15.98 S 11.9 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 3 GON Camposagrado, León 2004 11 15.802 S 12.7 TK 30.0T 152 0.7 3 LOO Le Castellard, France 2004 11 13.804 S 12.4 TK 30.0T 152 1 3 LOO Le Castellard, France 2004 11 13.01 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 4 GON Camposagrado, León 2004 11 12.44 S 12.1 GA 25.4L 71 SEA Cowra, NSW (Comet close to star, but clearly visible.) 2004 11 9.43 S 12.9 HS 40.0L 144 1.1 s4 YOS Gunma, Japan 2004 11 8.948 S 12.5 AU 25.4J 88 1.0 4 BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 21.927 S 12.4 AU 31.0J 89 1.6 2/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 21.11 S 12.2 HS 25.6L 42 2.0 3 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 10 18.905 S 12.6 AU 31.0J 89 1.3 2 DIJ Sint Annen 2004 10 18.901 S 12.5 AU 31.0J 89 1.4 3 BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 18.87 S 12.0 HS 40.7L 58 2.0 3 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 10 15.99 S 12.0 HS 25.6L 42 1.7 3 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 10 15.47 S 11.7 TJ 40.0L 144 1.5 2 YOS Gunma, Japan 2004 10 15.45 S 11.7 GA 25.4L 71 2 SEA Cowra, NSW 2004 10 12.95 S 11.9 HS 25.6L 42 1.5 6 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 10 12.819 M 12.4 AU 31.0J 89 0.9 4/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 10 12.816 M 12.2 AU 31.0J 89 1.3 4/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 11.823 M 12.4 AU 25.4J 115 1.1 5/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 10.866 M 12.6 AU 31.0J 109 1 5 DIJ Sint Annen 2004 10 10.860 M 12.3 AU 31.0J 109 1.0 6 BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 9.47 S 11.9 TK 38.0L 150 0.5 7 MAT Stockport Observatory, SA 2004 10 8.869 M 12.6 AU 31.0J 109 1 5/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 10 8.869 M 12.3 AU 31.0J 109 0.7 6/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 10 7.881 M 12.6 AU 31.0J 143 1.2 6 DIJ Sint Annen 2004 10 7.879 M 12.4 AU 31.0J 143 0.6 7 BOU Sint Annen (Another outburst. Comet small, and strongly condensed with near stellar cc of about magn. 13.5.) 2004 10 6.89 S 11.9 HS 25.6L 84 1.2 8 BIV Poigny-la-foret (At 169x strong central condensation at m=13.4 - beginning of outburst.) 2004 9 24.11 S 12.1 HS 25.6L 169 1.5 6 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 9 24.10 S 11.7 HS 25.6L 42 1.5 5 BIV Poigny-la-foret 2004 9 21.95 M 11.7 AU 20.3L 63 0.7 7 GUZ Krosno (Today I couldn't see outer coma despite excellent conditions; NEL~7.2, the comet is still highly condensed with obvious stellar pseudonucleus, m2~13.2.) 2004 9 19.851 S 12.4 AU 25.4J 88 1.2 6/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 9 19.849 M 12.3 AU 25.4J 88 0.9 6 BOU Sint Annen (New outburst. Strong, nearly stellar condensation of magnitude 13-13.5.) 2004 9 19.01 M 11.8 AU 20.3L 63 2 7 GUZ Krosno (Faint outer halo, with bright stellar pseudonucleus, m2~12.8, surrounded by 0.4' central condensation. Comet was a bit brighter than yesterday.) 2004 9 18.87 S 11.7 TK 13.0L 45 0.5 6 RES Ostrorog 2004 9 17.94 M 12.1 AU 20.3L 63 2 7 GUZ Krosno (New outburst. Faint outer halo, with bright stellar pseudonucleus, m2~13.0, surrounded by 0.4' central condensation.) 2004 9 17.88 S 11.5 TK 13.0L 45 0.5 6 RES Ostrorog 2004 9 17.78 I 12.1 AU 40.0L 144 8/ YOS Gunma, Japan 2004 9 17.11 B 12.2 TK 20.3T 160 0.5 7 GON Alto del Castro, León (Strongly condensed. Outburst.) 2003 9 17.02 S 12.8 AU 20.3L 63 1.6 2 GUZ Krosno 2004 9 14.967 S 12.9 AU 25.4J 115 1.1 1 BOU Sint Annen 2003 9 14.92 S 12.9 AU 20.3L 63 1.8 2 GUZ Krosno 2004 8 15.99 S 13.1 HS 40.7L 58 2.0 3 BIV Valdrome 2004 8 14.98 S 12.9 HS 40.7L 58 2.0 4 BIV Valdrome 2004 8 14.04 S 13.0 HS 40.7L 58 1.7 4 BIV Valdrome 2004 8 12.05 S 13.1 HS 40.7L 116 1.5 5 BIV Valdrome 2003 9 10.97 S 12.7 AU 20.3L 63 1.5 2 GUZ Krosno 2004 9 8.913 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 0/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 9 8.909 S 12.9 AU 31.0J 109 1.2 1/ BOU Sint Annen 2003 9 8.90 S 12.7 AU 20.3L 63 1.5 2 GUZ Krosno (Relatively easy to see, however less condensed than three weeks ago, excellent conditions, NEL~7.0.) 2004 8 26.11 S 12.8 TK 20.3T 77 2 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2004 8 22.014 S 13.0 AU 31.0J 89 1.2 2/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 8 22.011 S 13.0 AU 31.0J 89 1.1 2/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 8 21.11 S 12.8 TK 20.3T 100 1.5 3 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2004 8 19.960 S 12.5 AU 31.0J 89 0.8 1/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 8 19.955 S 13.0 AU 31.0J 89 1.0 3 BOU Sint Annen 2004 8 15.94 M 12.3 TK 20.3L 63 1.2 4 GUZ Krosno 2004 8 13.09 S 12.8 TK 20.3T 100 1 3 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2004 7 28.007 S 12.8 AU 31.0J 89 1 2/ DIJ Sint Annen 2004 7 28.003 S 12.7 AU 31.0J 89 1.2 2/ BOU Sint Annen 2004 7 26.11 S 12.3 TK 20.3T 100 1 3 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2004 7 15.08 S 12.3 TK 20.3T 100 1 4 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2004 7 13.10 S 12.2 TK 20.3T 100 1.2 4 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Comet seems to fade after the outburst.) 2004 6 30.10 S 11.5 TK 20.3T 77 1.5 6 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Outburst continues.) 2004 6 27.08 S 11.8 TK 20.3T 77 1.2 6 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León (Outburst.) 2004 6 27.00 M 11.3 TK 20.3L 63 0.8 5 GUZ Krosno (Comet very bright - it must be the brightest outburst for a few years. Comet easily visible.) 2004 6 24.00 S 11.9 TK 20.3L 63 0.5 6 GUZ Krosno (Comet is in bright outburst! Visible without any problem as a small condensed object.) 2003 10 18.833 S 13.6 HN 31.0J 124 1.0 0/ DIJ Lauwersoog 2003 10 18.828 S 13.3 HN 31.0J 124 1.4 1/ BOU Lauwersoog (Comet is difficult object, being fairly large and very diffuse. Comparison stars taken from nearby Henden sequence of UU Aqr.) 2003 10 18.80 S[13.5 HS 20.3L 63 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 9 30.82 S 12.4 TK 20.3L 63 1 4 GUZ Krosno (Comet is fainter and more diffuse than two days ago) 2003 9 29.908 S 12.4 SK 31.0J 109 1 3/ DIJ Sint Annen 2003 9 29.907 S 12.5 SK 31.0J 109 1.0 3/ BOU Sint Annen (New outburst. Faint central condensation of magnitude 13.5-14 visible, asymmetrically placed in coma with offset roughly towards p.a. 15 deg.) 2003 9 29.87 S 11.9 AC 30.5T 117 1.8 1 COM Roden 2003 9 28.78 S 12.1 TK 20.3L 63 0.8 6 GUZ Krosno (Much smaller, much brighter and much more condensed than three days ago - outburst. Clearly seen despite average sky conditions. NEL ~5.7.) 2003 9 27.66 S 13.0 HS 28.0T 133 0.8 7 MAT Wallaroo, SA (In outburst.) 2003 9 26.02 S 13.7 HS 40.7L 58 1.5 2 BIV Col du Restefond 2003 9 25.94 S 13.0:HS 20.3L 63 1.6 0/ GUZ Krosno (Very diffuse, at the limit of visibility.) 2003 9 24.897 S 12.6 SK 31.0J 109 1.3 1 DIJ Lauwersoog 2003 9 24.891 S 12.4 SK 31.0J 109 1.8 1 BOU Lauwersoog 2003 9 24.02 S 13.7 HS 40.7L 58 1.5 2 BIV Col du Restefond 2003 9 23.833 S 12.7 SK 25.4J 115 1.3 0/ DIJ Noorddijk 2003 9 23.830 S 12.6 SK 25.4J 115 1.5 1 BOU Noorddijk 2003 9 21.92 S 12.8 HS 20.3L 63 2 0/ GUZ Krosno (Very diffuse.) 2003 9 7.02 S 12.8 HS 20.3L 63 1.5 2 GUZ Krosno 2003 9 6.00 S 12.7 HS 20.3L 63 1.5 2 GUZ Krosno (Diffuse but quite easy to see object) 2003 9 2.894 S 12.6 SK 25.4J 88 1.0 0/ DIJ Noorddijk 2003 9 2.890 S 12.5 SK 25.4J 88 1.4 1 BOU Noorddijk 2003 9 1.913 S 12.7 SK 31.0J 89 0.9 0/ DIJ Noorddijk 2003 9 1.909 S 12.4 SK 31.0J 89 1.4 1/ BOU Noorddijk 2003 8 27.12 S 12.7 HS 20.3T 206 1 5 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2003 8 25.98 S 12.6 HS 20.3L 63 0.8 5 GUZ Krosno (Another outburst! Bright, condensed, easy to see object.) 2003 8 25.946 S 12.4 SK 31.0J 143 0.8 2/ DIJ Sint Annen 2003 8 25.941 S 12.5 SK 31.0J 143 0.8 4 BOU Sint Annen 2003 8 6.02 S[13.5 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 7 29.04 S 13.3 HS 20.3T 133 1 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2003 7 27.93 S[13.2 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 7 27.70 S 14.0:HS 28.0T 133 1 3 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2003 7 24.95 S 12.8 HS 20.3L 108 0.7 4 GUZ Krosno (Outburst! Observation a bit uncertain due to very close proximity of 9.7 mag star.) 2003 7 23.02 S 13.1 HS 20.3T 133 1 2 GON Alto del Castro - Aralla, León 2003 7 20.91 S[12.5 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 7 3.00 S[13.6 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 7 2.01 S[13.2 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2003 6 29.06 S 13.9 HS 20.3T 160 1.0 2 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 29.05 S 13.8 HS 20.3T 77 1.4 2 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 28.07 S 13.6 HS 20.3T 160 1.2 4 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 28.06 S 13.6 HS 20.3T 77 1.5 3 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 27.14 S 13.6 HS 20.3T 77 1.5 2 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 27.13 S 13.7 HS 20.3T 160 1.2 3 BIV Pico-Veleta, Spain 2003 6 4.02 S[12.7 HS 20.3L 63 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2002 11 4.51 S 13.3 HS 28.0T 84 1 7 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Fresh outburst?) 2002 11 2.75 S 12.6 AC 41.0L 121 0.8 4 RES Szamotuly 2002 11 2.46 S 13.5:HS 28.0T 133 1 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 10 30.74 S 12.1 AC 41.0L 121 0.4 6/ RES Szamotuly 2002 10 30.52 S 13.5:HS 28.0T 84 0.5 6 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 10 27.52 S 14.0 HS 28.0T 133 0.5 8 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 10 23.45 [13.5 28.0T 84 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 10 10.61 S 14.0:HS 28.0T 196 1 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 10 5.60 S 13.5:HS 28.0T 84 1 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 9 30.52 S 12.9 HS 28.0T 84 1 5 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2002 9 29.48 S 12.8 HS 28.0T 84 1 6 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Click here for todays image of this comet. Nexstar C11 + Starlight express MX7c 5x10sec exposure.) 2002 9 5.87 [13.2 HS 20.3L 108 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2002 9 4.56 S 13.0 GA 25.4L 71 SEA Cowra, NSW 2002 9 3.54 S 12.9 GA 25.4L 71 SEA Cowra, NSW 2002 8 31.91 S 13.2 HS 25.6L 84 1.3 3 BIV Ablis 2002 8 31.87 [12.5 HS 20.3L 63 !0.5 GUZ Krosno 2002 8 17.05 S 12.1 TK 25.6L 84 1.2 3 BIV Ablis 2002 8 12.96 S 11.9 TK 25.6L 42 1.5 3 BIV Ablis 2002 8 10.96 S 12.4 HS 20.3L 63 1.2 4 GUZ Krosno (Still easy to see.) 2002 8 10.94 S 11.5 TK 25.6L 42 1.5 5 BIV Ablis 2002 8 6.93 S 11.8 HS 20.3L 63 1 5 GUZ Krosno 2002 8 6.89 S 12.6 AC 41.0L 121 0.5 5/ RES Szamotuly 2002 8 4.91 M 12.3 HS 20.3L 63 0.6 7 GUZ Krosno (Another outburst! Comet well visible despite hazy sky.) 2002 7 31.89 [12.8 HS 20.3L 63 ! 1 GUZ Krosno (Sky is brightening because of Moonrise, NEL=5.8 near this comet.) 2002 7 30.88 [12.5 HS 20.3L 63 ! 1 GUZ Krosno 2002 7 30.56 S 13.0 HS 28.0T 84 1 5 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Outburst.) 2002 6 21.00 M 12.2 HS 20.3L 63 1.5 3 GUZ Krosno 2002 6 19.00 M 12.0 HS 20.3L 63 1 4 GUZ Krosno 2002 6 14.68 S 12.2 TT 28.0T 133 1.0 6 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 10 14.46 [13.5 28.0T 88 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 10 8.53 [13.6 28.0T 88 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 9 9.54 [13.0 20.0L 45 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 8 23.60 S 12.5:HS 20.0L 45 1.5 3 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Comet in outburst. Poor contrast due to milky way interference.) 2001 7 22.64 S 14.0:HS 20.0L 160 0.5 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Transparency very good. At limit of visibility.) 2001 7 15.66 S 13.0:HS 20.0L 160 0.5 6 MAT Wallaroo, SA (Transparency average. Another outburst!) 2001 6 17.49 [14.0 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 6 14.812 M 13.4 HS 40.6L 122 0.4 6 BOU Spreeufontein, Western Cape, RSA 2001 6 14.54 S 14.0:HS 20.0L 160 0.5 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2001 6 12.50 S 14.0:HS 20.0L 160 0.5 4 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 10 1.52 [13.0 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 8 28.54 [13.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 8 24.59 [12.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 8 2.57 [13.0 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 8 1.46 [13.0 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 7 25.53 [13.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 7 4.65 [13.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 6 4.60 [13.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 5 31.64 [13.5 HS 20.0L 160 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 4 5.63 [13.5 HS 20.0L 158 MAT Wallaroo, SA 2000 3 28.58 [13.0 HS 20.0L 158 MAT Wallaroo, SA