Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Alex Pratt (17 Nov 2020 13:05 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Nick James (19 Nov 2020 18:58 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P denis buczynski (19 Nov 2020 19:20 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Nick James (19 Nov 2020 19:37 UTC)
RE: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Peter Tickner (19 Nov 2020 21:19 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Richard Miles (19 Nov 2020 19:22 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Americo Watkins (19 Nov 2020 20:27 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Richard Miles (19 Nov 2020 20:47 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Nick James (19 Nov 2020 21:15 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Richard Miles (19 Nov 2020 21:50 UTC)
Observations of 29P Peter Carson (19 Nov 2020 22:21 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P denis buczynski (19 Nov 2020 19:30 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P - Tonight's bright outburst Nick James (20 Nov 2020 00:04 UTC)
Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P - Tonight's bright outburst Charles S Morris (20 Nov 2020 00:36 UTC)
RE: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P Erik Bryssinck (20 Nov 2020 10:35 UTC)

Re: [BAA Comets] Observations of 29P - Tonight's bright outburst Nick James 20 Nov 2020 00:04 UTC
Clouds have arrived here in Chelmsford and I'll finish for the night. My
final lightcurve shows that the comet seems to be stable at around 13.3.
The peak in the lightcurve at 73.38 was due to the comet passing over a
mag 16.5 star.

It is great news that we have observed this outburst in such fine detail
and it is fascinating to think what this cryovolcano would look like
close up.

One day I'm sure a spacecraft will head to 29P. For now though, we can
keep it under observation and, with Richard's help, try to understand
what it is doing.

Nick.