Comet C/2022 L2 (ATLAS) (Taras Prystavski)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Centaurus (Cen) · Contains: Solar system body or event

Comet C/2022 L2 (ATLAS)

Comet C/2022 L2 (ATLAS)
2024 Apr. 18.68 UT m1=13.6: (m2=15.5) Dia.=1.5' Tail=&14' in PA 73 deg...[T30] 0.51-m f/4 Corrected Dall-Kirkham Astrograph + CCD... T. Prystavski... (iTelescope observatory, Q62 (remotely from Siding Spring, Australia))

Q62_2024_04_29-1_multi.txt

MPCReport_Calibrated-T30-prystavski_CK22L020-20240418-161023-Luminance-BIN2-W-050-001-0+4.txt

C/2022 L2 (ATLAS)

Epoch 2024 Mar. 31.0 TT = JDT 2460400.5
T 2024 Mar. 12.2692 TT                                  Rudenko
q   2.692733             (2000.0)            P               Q
z  -0.000515       Peri.  199.9197      -0.8647019      -0.1129410              T = 2460381.76918 JDT
 +/-0.0000004      Node    39.2413      -0.2874265      +0.9103487              q =     2.6927325
e   1.001387       Incl.  129.3141      -0.4119183      -0.3981325

1/a(orig) = +0.000130 AU**-1, 1/a(fut) = -0.000030 AU**-1.

Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech.

Light curve created using "Comet for Windows" software. Copyright(C) Seiichi Yoshida.

Other observations:
2022L2 2023 04 01.75 C 16.2:GG 50.8C 4a480 0.3 0.2m333 ICQ XX PRYabI C 0.33m K6F A4B 5 P4* 0.8s 0.8
2022L2 2023 05 02.40 C 15.5:U4 51.0C 7a120 & 0.4 0.8m 62 ICQ XX PRYabI C 0.43m A4B 5 P5* 0.7s 0.7
2022L2 2023 08 04.38 C 15.3 U4 50.8C 4a300 0.6 1.6m 65 ICQ XX PRYabI C 0.61m K6F A4B 5 P5* 1.7s 1.7
2022L2 2023 09 02.40 C 15.1 U4 50.8C 4a300 0.7 & 1.3m 62 ICQ XX PRY01I C 0.66m K6F A4B 5 P5* 1.7s 1.7

2022L2 2024 01 23.74 C 14.3:U4 50.8C 4a360 & 1.1 4.8m 39 ICQ XX PRY01I C 1.16m K6F A4B 5 P3* 1.7s 1.7
2022L2 2024 02 22.36 C 14.2 U4 35.6C 7a120 1.1 3.0m 41 ICQ XX PRY01I C 1.06m A4B 5 P7* 0.6s 0.6
2022L2 2024 03 21.73 C 13.6 U4 43.1C 7a160 1.5 5.2m 49 ICQ XX PRY01I C 1.54m A4B 5 P6* 1.3s 1.3

Comet observations 2024

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Status	Advanced success
Started	...
Astrometry.net job	9762238
PixInsight job	1CPL7QJ9VHR4A7407DA1UJO1DNQZIDRM
PixInsight queue size	n/a
PixInsight stage	TASK_LOG

RA (center)	11h32m27s.43
RA (top/left)	11h33m23s.50
RA (top/right)	11h31m31s.63
RA (bottom/right)	11h31m29s.45
RA (bottom/left)	11h33m22s.41

Dec (center)	-36°56′19″.4
Dec (top/left)	-36°44′06″.3
Dec (top/right)	-36°44′00″.6
Dec (bottom/right)	-37°08′38″.9
Dec (bottom/left)	-37°08′34″.2

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