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The brighter comets of 2023

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This report describes and analyses observations of the brighter or more interesting comets at perihelion during 2021, concentrating on those

The brief astronomical career of a lesser-known astronomer and member of the British Astronomical Association is examined with reference to

Mervyn Vincent Jones (1927 October 21 – 2016 August 6), known as M. V. or Merv Jones, was an Australian