SN2020ue/NGC4636
Astrometrica R Mag= +12.3 (UCAC4)
Astrometrica ADES/PRiSMv11
C11/f5.1+CCD
Comet C/2017 T2 (PANSTARRS)
Object= Comet C/2017 T2 (PANSTARRS)
DATE-OBS= 2020-01-24T14:29:29
INSTRUME= ARTEMIS CCD ATIK-414ex
EXPOSURE= 1980
CREATOR = Astrometrica
OBJCTRA = 02 26 39.939
OBJCTDEC= +57 28 28.895
SITELAT = +24:55:00:00
SITELONG= +75:33:58:99
FILTERS = ExBB
TELESCOP= C11
FOCAL = 1469.0 mm
DIAMETER= 280.0
OBSERVER= Cepheid Observatory India/Vorion Scientific Observatory India
C/2019Y4 (ATLAS) nucleus disintegration
Comet C/2019Y4 (ATLAS)
SWCREATE= PRISMv10/Astrometrica
ORIGIN = Cepheid Observatory
OBSERVER= Vora K, Agnihotri V K
DATE-OBS= 2020-04-12T14:53:27.57UT
TELESCOP= C8/1286.0mm/208.0mm+CCD
OBJCTRA = 06 40 26.591(J2000)
OBJCTDEC= +66 39 15.17(J2000)
Cepheid Observatory India
Vorion Scientific Observatory India
Note: Comet imaged using filter from 500nm to 1100nm wavelength (so C2 is expected). Here applied “Sobel contour filter” to analyses comet nucleus (and probably it went into four fragments, may be wrong too..:)). We do not find LS operation correct due to nucleus disintegration and more optical centers. Cheers!
Comet C/2019Y4 ATLAS
Comet C/2019Y4 ATLAS
DATE = ‘2020-04-05T17:02:47.384200’
SWCREATE= ‘PRISMv10/ Astrometrica’
ORIGIN = ‘Cepheid Observatory’
OBSERVER= ‘Agnihotri V K, Vora K
SITE = ‘+24:55:00:00/ ‘+75:33:58:99
DATE-OBS= ‘2020-04-05T15:29:46.682400UT
EXPOSURE= 120.00000 seconds
INSTRUME= ‘ARTEMIS CCD ATIK-383L’
TELESCOP= ‘C8’ FOCAL = 1286.0 /Focal mm
DIAMETER= 208.0 /Diameter mm
OBJCTRA = ’07 22 31.988(J2000)/ OBJCTDEC= ‘+68 04 02.52(J2000)
Distance into the Sky/extended coma= 1’37”
Position Angle=107.72 Degree
Plotted: MagicPlotPro2.9.3
Cepheid Observatory India/Vorion Scientific Observatory India
Note: Comet seeming to be dimming at +13.8 R mag. more observations are being done.
Comet C/2020M3(ATLAS)
Comet C/2020M3(ATLAS) SWCREATE= PRISMv10/AstrometricaORIGIN = Cepheid ObservatoryOBSERVER= Vora K, Agnihotri V K Filter= R Band, Mag= (+) 13.6DATE-OBS= 2020-10-21T20:50:13 UTTELESCOP= C11/1621mm/280mm+CCDOBJCTRA = 05 04 02.949 (J2000)OBJCTDEC= -21 05 34.908 (J2000)Cepheid Observatory IndiaVorion Scientific Observatory India
Photometry: K2-29b
Exo-Planet Observations, Class confirmed K2-29b Imaged/Calibration/Image solve: PRiSM v11Photometry and Data Fitting: HOPS 2.6.4/Platform: Python 3.7.6C11/F5.7+CCDCepheid Observatory IndiaVorion Scientific Observatory India Sky Condition: Average We are happy to add Mai Wada as co-observer for exoplanet observation, working in university of arts of London, UK. Her painting for exoplanet K2-18-2 was appreciated in EPSC2019 together with Exoclock project admins Dr. A. Kokori and Dr. A. Tsiaras. Find her work here: https://www.maiwada.com/exoplanet-project
Photometry: HAT-P-32b
Exo-Planet Observations, Class confirmed
HAT-P-32b
Imaged/Calibration/Image solve: PRiSM v11
Photometry and Data Fitting: HOPS 2.6.4/Platform: Python 3.7.6
C11/F5.7+CCD
Cepheid Observatory India
Vorion Scientific Observatory India
Sky Condition: Excellent
Photometry: WASP-135b
Exo-Planet Observations, Class confirmed WASP-135b Imaged/Calibration/Image solve: PRiSM v11Photometry and Data Fitting: HOPS 2.6.1/Platform: Python 3.7.6 C8/F6.3+CCD Cepheid Observatory India Vorion Scientific Observatory India Sky Condition: Excellent
Photometry: TrES-1b
Exo-Planet Observations, Class confirmed TrES-1b Imaged/Calibration/Image solve: PRiSM v11 Photometry and Data Fitting: HOPS 2.6.1/Platform: Python 3.7.6 C8/F6.3+CCD Cepheid Observatory India Vorion Scientific Observatory India Sky Condition: Excellent
Photometry: TrES-3b
Exo-Planet Observations, Class confirmed
TrES-3b
Imaged/Calibration/Image solve: PRiSM v11
Photometry and Data Fitting: HOPS 2.6.1/Platform: Python 3.7.6
C8/F6.3+CCD
Cepheid Observatory India
Vorion Scientific Observatory India
Sky Condition: Good/Full Moon