During this cold, but transparant eveningsky, i obtained some spectra with the C11 & LHiResIII (high resolution) setup (BRIXIIS-II observatory) of : VV Cep, HD 208682 , 4 Her. Also some comets are observed with the setup 0.4-m f/3.8 Newton with SBIG STL6303E CCD-camera (BRIXIIS-I observatory): 123P/(WEST-HARTLEY, 164P/CHRISTENSEN, 209P/LINEAR, C/2016 R2 (PANSTARRS), C/2019 F1 (ATLAS-AFRICANO)
spectroscopic observations on 1 may 2019
spectroscopic observations and comet observation on 29 apr. 2019
comet and spectroscopic observations on 30 april
spectroscopic and comet observations on 21 apr. 2019
again the new object was observed this time for 1 hour (30x120sec). This object was assigned as comet C/2019 F2 (ATLAS) on 22 apr. 2019 via MPEC 2019-H29 : COMET C/2019 F2 (ATLAS) issued on 22 apr. 2019. Be-stars which are observed are: HD 24479, HD 112028
spectroscopic an comet observations on 20 apr. 2019
again a clear warm night, i could start on 22h local time with observations of comets and also tha new object A10cu6N mentioned on the PCCP. Also some Be stars to abtain high resolution spectrum of the H-alpha part: CQ Uma, phi Leo, HD 138749
spectroscopic an comet observations on 19 apr.
during this clear night i started to observe some comets also a new object A10cu6N , mentioned on the PCCP of the Minor Planet Center, for several weeks. Despite the 93 % moon i could catch this faint object with the 0.4-m f/3.8 telescope. spectroscopic observation of Be-stars was: HD 208682
spectroscopic observation on 19 apr. 2019
with almost full moon i could obtain a spectrum of 1 Be star: HD 208682, after that clouds where coming in i must stop the observations.
spectroscopic observations on 18 apr. 2019
spectroscopic observations on 17 apr.
between the cloudperiods, i could obtain 2 high res. spectra of Be stars: gam Cas + 45-eps Cas.
