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observation comet 46P/WIRTANEN with remote telescope on 14 oct.

comet isn’t visible on the Northern hemisphere, that’s why i took a remote telescope from iTelesope.net in Siding Spring, Australia to observe comet 46P/WIRTANEN also for the ground based observing project of comet WIRTANEN

spectroscopic observations on 14 oct.

despites the cirrus clouds i did some spectroscopic observations of: X Cyg and Be-stars: nu Cyg and qr Vul.

comet and spectroscopic observations on 10 oct.

during the evening of 10 oct. several comets are observed and also spectroscopic observations:

comet which are observed are: 37P, 64P, 66P (not detected), 78P, 131P, 137P. as spectroscopic observations are X Cyg, RR Lyr, HD 174179 and HD 171780

spectroscopic observation on 9 oct.

very low transparancy and high clouds disturbing the observations, so i took only 1 spectrum of a more bright star: Sheliak

observation comet 46P/WIRTANEN with remote telescope on 8 oct

with a remote telescope from Siding Spring, Australia, i took a follow-up image of comet 46P/WIRTANEN.

spectroscopic observations on 7 oct.

follow-up spectroscopic observations with the LHiResIII spectrograph and C11 f/10 telescope: 25 Cyg, 28 Cyg, RR Lyr, X Cyg and V568 Cyg

spectroscopic observations on 5 oct.

With LHiResIII and 2400 l/mm grating, several high resolution spectroscopic are obtained in the night of 5/6 oct. observations of Be-stars: 5-kappa Draconis, 6 Cep, 60 Cyg, HD 206773 and a variable star: X Cyg.

spectroscopic observations on 4 oct.

During the night of 4/5 oct. several stars are observed with the LHiResIII spectrograph and C11. Be stars: 25 Peg, 28 Cyg, qr Vul and variable star X Cyg.

comet 46P/WIRTANEN with remote telescope on 2 oct.

comet 46P/ iwn’t observable from my observatory, this why i use a remote telescope from Siding Spring – Australia for observing comet 46P/WIRTANEN on 2 oct. 2018

spectroscopic observations on 28 sept.

For high resolution spectroscopic observations, the C11 + LHiResIII with 2400 l/mm grating obtained several spectra of the stars: kap Dra and variable stars: RR Lyr and X Cyg.