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C/2010 G1 (Boattini)

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The comet was discovered on April, 5 2010 by A. Boattini (Catalina Sky Survey).

The latest IAU telegrams or the latest CBET's. IAUC Astronomical Headlines.

Minor planet center's orbital elements and Ephemeris, the comet on Seiichi Yoshida's Homepage
Light curves on Cometas Obs, JPL Small body databa se

I could confirm this comet in the night of discovery on the NEO confirmation page:

"the object is clearly cometary with a coma of 2 arc minutes and with an elongated area of 1'15" in PA237.
8 images, 1 min. exp. time each, SCT-12" f-5.65 taken at 2010 04 05.82632 - 05.83184"

C/2010 G1 (Boattini) � by Bernhard Haeusler, 2010-04-06 B/W

36 min. exposure, 2010-04-06 UT 19:44, 12" SCT f-5.65 + CCD ST10XME
15.76 mag, coma: 55", tail: 1' in PA39

C/2010 G1 (Boattini) � by Bernhard Haeusler, 2010-04-05 B/W

35 min. exposure, 2010-04-05 UT 19:49, 12" SCT f-5.65 + CCD ST10XME
15.88 mag, coma: 2', tail: 1'15" in PA237

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