THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 362 1989 Nov 21  18.59UT.
Microlink:MAG60138   JANET:GMH at UK.AC.RO-GREENWICH.STARLINK
Ed:Guy M Hurst, 16, Westminster Close, Kempshott Rise, Basingstoke,
Hants, RG22 4PP, England. Telephone:(0256)471074.Int:+44256471074
Telex:94082518 Answerback: TAGUY
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DX AND
Patrick Schmeer reports that this cataclysmic variable is in
outburst and confirmation has been obtained by Stefan Korth. The
The position is: RA 23h27m21s DEC +43 28'(1950).
Available observations:
Nov 16.864UT, 14.8: (S.Korth); 19.928, 13.9 (Schmeer); 20.735, 13.4
(Schmeer); 20.856, 13.4 (Korth); 20.865, 13.4 (Schmeer)
The last recorded outburst was in 1989 Jan (cf IAUC 4722).

SUPERNOVA 1989T IN ANONYMOUS GALAXY
C.Pollas, Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur reports discovery of a
possible SN at: RA 1h44m28s DEC +1 44'31"(1950).
It was of mag 20 on Oct 26 and 30.               IAUC 4905

COMET AARSETH-BREWINGTON (1989a1)
E. Bowell, Lowell Observatory, reports the following precise
positions obtained by B. Skiff at the Anderson Mesa station:
     1989 UT             R.A. (1950) Decl.
     Nov. 19.06076   16 17 34.40   +26 54 27.1
          19.06840   16 17 34.42   +26 54 04.1
          20.06424   16 17 47.14   +26 10 49.1
          20.06840   16 17 47.03   +26 10 40.0
Total visual magnitude estimates:  Nov. 18.11 UT, 8.3 (C.S. Morris,
Pine Mountain Club, CA, 20x80 binoculars; 20' tail in  p.a.45 deg);
18.74, 8.2 (R. Panther, Northampton, U.K., 0.26-m reflector);
18.75, 8.5 (M. V. Zanotta, Laino, Italy, 0.15-m reflector;
independent discovery).

Guy M Hurst