For each image, a text description is available. These images are
all .gif files. You are welcome to use these images, providing proper
credit is given.
February 27, 1995 - Stefan Meister, Observatory Bulach (Switzerland)
This image shows two CCD frames taken using a 50cm reflector + CCD.
It is about 81 kbytes. Note the motion of P/Chiron.
April 2, 1995 - Charles Morris, Mt. Wilson, CA
The size of each image is about 95-98 kbytes. Because this comet is
stellar, two images are needed to detect it. Unfortunately, the images
are not aligned very well. On the first image, the comet is located
1/10 of the image width from the right side and slightly above center.
On the second image, the asteroid is located 1/4 of the image width from
the LEFT side and slightly above center. Note the change in position.
The comet is about magnitude 15.5.
April 23-25, 1995 - Michael Brown, Rachel Webster and Thomas Irving,
University of Melbourne, Australia
These images were
taken from (with permission). The images are only 9 and
13 kbytes.
May 21 - June 4, 1995 - Chuck Horowitz, Bloomington, Indiana
These images were taken on May 21, May 30, and June 4, 1995, respectively.
The images are about 30 kbytes.
May 21
May 30
June 4
December 20, 1995 - Dave Kenyon, Kenyon Astrophysical Observatory, Northern California
These images were taken with a 20cm SCT + CCD. 95P is the "star" just above
and to the left of center...it is the star that isn't trailed in the combined image.
The light curve obtained from the images is also given.
January 29, 1996 - Denis Bergeron, Val-des-bois, Quebec, Canada
The image was taken with a 25 cm telescope + CCD.
May 12, 1996 - Dave Kenyon, Kenyon Astrophysical Observatory, Northern California
These images were taken with a 20cm SCT + CCD.
Light Curves
None at this time...
A general discussion of light curves can be found on the
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Comet Images
