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• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski abstract "Comet Pojmański is a non-periodic comet discovered by Grzegorz Pojmański on January 2, 2006 and formally designated C/2006 A1. Pojmański discovered the comet at Warsaw University Astronomic Observatory using the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile as part of the All Sky Automated Survey (ASAS). Kazimieras Cernis at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy at Vilnius, Lithuania, located it the same night and before the announcement of Pojmański's discovery, in ultraviolet images taken a few days earlier by the SWAN instrument aboard the SOHO satellite. A pre-discovery picture was later found from December 29, 2005.At the time of its discovery, the comet was roughly 113 million miles (181 million kilometers) from the Sun. But orbital elements indicated that on February 22, 2006, it would reach perihelion at a distance of 51.6 million miles — almost half the Earth's average distance from the Sun.The comet moved on a northward path across the night sky, and reached maximum brightness around the beginning of March. Comet Pojmański reached the very fringe of naked-eye visibility at about magnitude 5, and was best visible through binoculars or a telescope. It could be found in the dawn sky within the constellation Capricornus, close to the horizon in the northern hemisphere, during late February, but viewing circumstances became better for the northern hemisphere as the comet departed southern skies and continued north. By early March, the comet was located in Aquila, the Eagle, and by March 7 was located in the constellation Delphinus, the Dolphin.Comet Pojmański brightened more than initially estimated, perhaps due to over-cautious estimates by astronomers. It had previously been estimated to reach a maximum brightness of around 6.5 magnitude, but became considerably brighter.During the comet's appearance, it sported a tail of three to seven degrees (six to fourteen times the apparent lunar diameter) and a coma of up to about 10 arcseconds.".
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• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski aphelion "~2535 AU".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski caption "--02-24".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski discoverer Grzegorz_Pojma%C5%84ski.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski discoveryDate "2006-01-02".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski eccentricity "1".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski epoch "2453754.5".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski hasPhotoCollection Comet_Pojmański.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski inclination "92.7".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski lastP "2006-02-22".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski name "C/2006 A1".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski nextP "unknown".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski perihelion "0.5554".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski period "~45,000 a".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski semimajor "~1270 AU".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski wordnet_type synset-comet-noun-1.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski subject Category:Astronomical_objects_discovered_in_2006.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski subject Category:Comets.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski subject Category:Non-periodic_comets.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski subject Category:Science_and_technology_in_Poland.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski type AstronomicalObjectsDiscoveredIn2006.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski type Comet109251407.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski type Comets.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski type ExtraterrestrialObject109277686.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski type NaturalObject100019128.
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• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski comment "Comet Pojmański is a non-periodic comet discovered by Grzegorz Pojmański on January 2, 2006 and formally designated C/2006 A1. Pojmański discovered the comet at Warsaw University Astronomic Observatory using the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile as part of the All Sky Automated Survey (ASAS).".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski label "C/2006 A1 (Pojmanski)".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski label "C/2006 A1 (Pojmański)".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski label "C/2006 A1 (Pojmański)".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski label "Comet Pojmański".
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski sameAs m.0bq32f.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski sameAs Comet_Pojmański.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski wasDerivedFrom Comet_Pojmański?oldid=604844381.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski depiction Drummond1.jpg.
• Comet_Pojma%C5%84ski isPrimaryTopicOf Comet_Pojmański.