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Manry (search for this): article 6
The comet.
--Lieutenant Manry announces that the comet lately discovered by Mr. Thatcher in the Constellation Draco, has been seen at the National Observatory, Washington.
He thus describes it:
The comet is circular; two minutes in diameter, without any tail, condensed at the centre, with some trace of a nucleus.
Its daily motion is 5 min. 12 sec., retrograde in right ascension, and by 46 min. N. declination.
Thatcher (search for this): article 6
The comet.
--Lieutenant Manry announces that the comet lately discovered by Mr. Thatcher in the Constellation Draco, has been seen at the National Observatory, Washington.
He thus describes it:
The comet is circular; two minutes in diameter, without any tail, condensed at the centre, with some trace of a nucleus.
Its daily motion is 5 min. 12 sec., retrograde in right ascension, and by 46 min. N. declination.