Contents.
      planet: 8 - Neptune
  satellites: N1-Triton : 60
total number: 60
        type: relative
       dates: 1899-1900, 1902, 1907
 observatory: 000 - Royal Observatory, Greenwich

References.
   1. Christie, William Henry Maloney (1901)
      Observations of the Satellite of Neptune, from Photographs taken with the 26-inch Refractor of the Thompson Equatorial in the Years 1899 and 1900.
      Greenwich Observations in Astronomy, Magnetism and Meteorology made at the Royal Observatory, Series 2. Vol. 61. P. D240-D243.
      1901GOAMM__61D_240C

   2. Christie, William Henry Maloney (1904)
      Observations of the Satellite of Neptune from Photographs taken with the 26-Inch Refractor of the Thompson Equatorial in the Year 1902.
      Greenwich Observations in Astronomy, Magnetism and Meteorology made at the Royal Observatory, Series 2. Vol. 64. P. G59-G61.
      1904GOAMM__64G__59C

   3. Christie, William Henry Maloney (1909)
      Observations of the Satellite of Neptune from Photographs taken with the 26-inch Refractor of the Thomspon Equatorial,
      During the Opposition, 1906-7.
      Greenwich Observations in Astronomy, Magnetism and Meteorology made at the Royal Observatory, Series 2. Vol. 69. P. G207-G211.
      1909GOAMM__69G_207C


Informations.
         relative to: planet
     reference frame: apparent
     centre of frame: topocentre
    epoch of equinox: no information
          time scale: Greenwich Mean Time
           reduction: no information
         coordinates: position angle and distance
    diff. refraction: no information 
            receptor: micrometric, photographs
           telescope: 26-inch Refractor of the Thompson Equatorial 
           observers: no information
 data included in standard data file: no

Comments
   Observations from  1 to  7 were taken from [1]
   Observations from  8 to 58 were taken from [2]
   Observations from 59 to 60 were taken from [3]
   The observations before 28.09.1899 given in [1] were ignored since they had been added to the NSDB earlier (see nm0058.txt)
   Most observations from [3] were also ignored by the same reason (see nm0040.txt)

Format.
  1. Year   of the date of observation
  2. Month  of the date of observation
  3. Day    of the date of observation
  4. Hour   of the date of observation
  5. Minute of the date of observation 
  6. Second of the date of observation
  7. P (position angle) in degrees
  8. S (separation) in arcsecs (-99.99 if not given)
 
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Year       G.M.T.     P        S
  month              deg.    arcsec
       day h  m  s
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