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Log
| Page | Plate | Class | Object | R.A. | Dec | Start | Obs H.A. | Obs Dec | Stop | Exp | Date | Miscellaneous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 | 218 | H | 13 00 | -45.0 | 8 20 | 4 40 | -45.0 | 9 50 | Mar 29 1909 | 3 | ||
| 64 | 219 | H | 9 00 | -60.0 | 10 00 | 1 00 | -60.0 | 12 00 | Mar 29 1909 | Followed: 5 Beats faster fist half hour. 2 Beats faster every 1/4 hr fm 11 clock working very badly. Stopped at 11 30 for abt. 2 min. Out cloth over. 3 | ||
| 64 | 220 | H | 16 00 | -30.0 | 12 45 | 3 17 | -30.0 | 14 45 | Mar 29 1909 | Followed: 1 00 pm clock failed, placed cloth over inch & put on fresh cell. 3 | ||
| 64 | 221 | HM | Comet | 12 30 | -80.0 | 15 04 | 2 34 | -80.0 | 16 15 | Mar 29 1909 | Clds exp. to N+E. (Wind N.E. considerable lightning in N.E.). Tail piece reset in RA & Dec before 2 21. The comet, seen in the 5-inch appears to have a rather large diffuse head. (not starlike) and a tail can be traced for about 1/2 a degree. Its position by Atlas, Schung, (1875 ?) appears to be 12h 0m -78.5. It is an inconspicuous object in field glass. |
