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Mobberley, Martin (Cockfield, Suffolk)

My main instrument here is the 0.35-m C14, used at f/7.7 with the ST9XE CCD, plus various other smaller instruments.

My interest in observing comets began in 1974 when Patrick Moore appeared on TV informing me that there was going

On June 14 I was at the Royal Society in London for the first day of a series of meetings

I live in Kruibeke, Belgium and I was born in the year A.Einstein died, I have great respect for A.Einstein.

Tucson, AZ is both my home (Loudon Observatory) and my work with the Catalina Sky Survey with a 60″ on

I do my visual observing from Basingstoke but use Sierra Stars, California and the Bradford Robotic, Tenerife for imaging.My ‘home’

I have been interested in astronomy since late 1970’s and started comet observing following an observation of comet Austin 1982g.

Rosetta’s encounter with 67P is leading to a revolution in our understanding of comets. Members may be interested in a

This comet made a very close approach to the Earth on March 22 when it was in the far south.

This comet was discovered in outburst in 2010 and it will return to perihelion this year on March 17 at