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Observation by hsato: C/2025 T1 (ATLAS) This comet has faded,...

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Observer

hsato

Observed

2026 Mar 25 - 00:00

Uploaded

2026 Mar 31 - 19:46

Objects

C/2025 T1

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Constellation

Aquarius

Field centre

RA: 22h16m
Dec: -23°33'
Position angle: -0°04'

Field size

0°09' × 0°07'

Full filename

2025t1/2025t1_20260325_hsato.jpg

Target name

C/2025 T1

Title

C/2025 T1 (ATLAS) This comet has faded, but still been imageable in morning dawn in the Southern Hemisphere. I estimated the total magnitude as 16.2 G and the nuclear magnitude as 18.4 G. North is up and East is left. 2026 Mar 25.40 UT iTelescope.net Deep Sky Chile, T72 Planewave CDK20 0.51-m f/6.8 + FLI ML16200 Luminance filter 2x2 bin exp 60 sec x 6 1 pix = 0".72

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C/2025 T1 (ATLAS) This comet has faded, but still been imageable in morning dawn in the Southern Hemisphere. I estimated the total magnitude as 16.2 G and the nuclear magnitude as 18.4 G. North is up and East is left. 2026 Mar 25.40 UT iTelescope.net Deep Sky Chile, T72 Planewave CDK20 0.51-m f/6.8 + FLI ML16200 Luminance filter 2x2 bin exp 60 sec x 6 1 pix = 0".72
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