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Comet P/2026 V1 (LEMMON) -   6 nov. 2026

Af(rho) data according the CARA-approach is available via request to CARA-coordinator


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Astrometric data for minor planet center (ADES format)


permID |provID     |trkSub  |mode|stn |obsTime                |ra         |dec        |rmsRA|rmsDec|astCat  |mag  |rmsMag|band|fltr|photCat |photAp|logSNR|seeing|exp |rmsFit|nStars|notes|remarks

       |           | C1MN9TP| CCD|B96 |2026-11-06T00:16:46Z   | 81.01195  |+13.68897  |0.38 |0.42  |   UCAC4|19.0 |0.07  |   R|    |   UCAC4| 5.6  |1.31  |3.9   |2640|0.44  |  1195|K    |

       |           | C1MN9TP| CCD|B96 |2026-11-06T00:37:57Z   | 81.01083  |+13.68901  |0.36 |0.41  |   UCAC4|19.1 |0.07  |   R|    |   UCAC4| 5.6  |1.35  |3.9   |4800|0.44  |  1195|K    |

       |           | C1MN9TP| CCD|B96 |2026-11-06T01:01:29Z   | 81.00956  |+13.68904  |0.34 |0.38  |   UCAC4|19.2 |0.08  |   R|    |   UCAC4| 5.6  |1.26  |3.4   |2400|0.42  |  1215|K    |


Af(rho) parameter according CARA-approach

Af(rho) [cm] vs. core distance [km] - data obtained from R-filtered CCD-image

ICQ-format - photometry:


P/2026 V1 (Lemmon)

ICQ line:

IIIYYYYMnL YYYY MM DD.DD eM/mm.m:r AAA.ATF/xxxx /dd.ddnDC /t.ttmANG ICQ XX*OBSxxf InT APERTURcamchip SFW C ## u.uu xx.x PIXELSIZE

  P2026V1  2026 11 06.03  k 18.9 AV 40.0L 4D800   0.17              ICQ XX BRY04I     C 0.17mST0 K6F TYT 5 U9*0.04 14.6  1.2s 1.2 Location: Brixiis Observatory, Kruibeke (MPC B96); Comment: Comet Alt. 48.3


comet P/2026 V1 (LEMMON) by E. Bryssinck from B96 BRIXIIS Observatory on 2026 november 6

I was able to observe object C1MN9TP while it was still listed on the MPC PCCP, using my 0.4-m f/3.8 reflector.

Some cometary features could be detected, although the coma was extremely faint and not very conspicuous. A possible hint of a tail was also visible, extending in position angle (P.A.) 16°.

The observations consisted of 40 stacked exposures of 120 seconds each, obtained with a clear filter.

The object was subsequently designated comet P/2026 V1 (LEMMON), as announced in CBET 5774, issued by D. W. E. Green on 2026 November 9.