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NOTE ON COMET 192Α (REINMUTH)

Lex Berman, Fred L. Whipple

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years, escaped from the northern skies without a single accurate observation of its position having been made.Poor weather conditions and nearness to the Sun prevented any observations beyond telescopic pointings.The comet is now deep in the southern hemisphere.

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years, escaped from the northern skies without a single accurate observation of its position having been made.Poor weather conditions and nearness to the Sun prevented any observations beyond telescopic pointings.The comet is now deep in the southern hemisphere.

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years, escaped from the northern skies without a single accurate observation of its position having been made.Poor weather conditions and nearness to the Sun prevented any observations beyond telescopic pointings.The comet is now deep in the southern hemisphere.

Key concepts: Comet, Astrobiology, Astronomy, Physics

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