Contents.
planet: 6 - Saturn
satellites: S9-Phoebe : 197
total number: 197
type: absolute
dates: 1904-1989
observatory: 0 - Greenwich
074 - Boyden Observatory, Bloemfontein
662 - Lick Observatory, Mount Hamilton
672 - Mount Wilson
689 - U.S. Naval Observatory, Flagstaff
690 - Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff
695 - Kitt Peak
711 - McDonald Observatory, Fort Davis
754 - Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay
809 - European Southern Observatory, La Silla
822 - Cordoba
999 - Bordeaux-Floirac
Reference.
1 - Pickering E. (1904)
Saturnsmond Phoebe.
Astronomisches Nachrichten. V. 166. N. 3969. P. 141.
1904AN____166__141P
2 - Pickering E. (1904)
Note on Saturn's Satellite Phoebe.
Astronomisches Nachrichten. V. 166. N. 3970. P. 159.
1904AN____166__159P
3 - Perrine C. D. (1904)
Photographic Observations of the Ninth Satellite of Saturn.
Lick Observatory Bulletin. V. 3. N. 64. P. 52-52.
1904LicOB___3___52P
4 - Albrecht S., Smith E. (1909)
Photographic Observations of Satellites of Saturn and Neptune.
Lick Observatory Bulletin. V. 5. N. 156. P. 109-109.
1909LicOB___5__109A
5 - Perrine C. D. (1909)
Observations of the Distant Satellites of Jupiter and Saturn.
Lick Observatory Bulletin. V. 5. N. 156. P. 106-107.
1909LicOB___5__106P
6 - (1908)
Observations of Saturn's ninth satellite, Phoebe
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector in 1907,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory.
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. V. 68. P. 211.
1908MNRAS__68__211_
7 - (1909)
Observations of Saturn's ninth satellite, Phoebe,
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector in 1908,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory.
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. V. 69. P. 213.
%U 1909MNRAS__69__213_
1909MNRAS__69__213_
8 - (1910)
Observations of Saturn's ninth satellite, Phoebe,
from photographs taken with the 30-inch reflector in the year 1909,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory.
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. V. 70. P. 503.
1910MNRAS__70__503_
9 - (1911)
Observations of Saturn's ninth satellite (Phoebe) made in 1910,
Greenwich, Royal Observatory.
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. V. 71. P. 713.
1911MNRAS__71__713_
10 - Barnard E. E. (1913)
Micrometer observations of Phoebe, the ninth Satellite of Saturn.
Astronomische Nachrichten. V. 194. N. 4651. P. 333.
1913AN____194__333B
11 - Barnard E. E. (1914)
Visual observations of Phoebe, the ninth satellite of Saturn.
Astronomische Nachrichten. V. 198. P. 223.
1914AN____198__223B
12 - Van Biesbroeck G. (1922)
Observations of Jupiter's satellites VI, VII, and VIII and of Phoebe.
Astronomical Journal. V. 34. N. 812. P. 167-168.
1922AJ_____34__167V
13 - Richmond M. L., Nicholson S. B. (1943)
Positions of Jupiter's satellites VI-XI,
Saturn's satellite IX (Phoebe), and Pluto.
Astronomical Journal. V. 50. N. 1147. P. 163-164.
1943AJ_____50__163R
14 - Van Biesbroeck G. (1944)
Observations of asteroids and Phoebe.
Astronomical Journal. V. 50. N. 1148. P. 184-184.
1944AJ_____50__184V
15 - Bobone Jorge (1953)
Observations of comets, Phoebe and Jupiter VI.
Astronomical Journal. V. 58. P. 172.
1953AJ_____58__172B
16 - Biesbroeck van G (1956)
Positions of Saturn's Satellite Phoebe.
Astronomical Journal. V. 62. P. 136.
1957AJ_____62__136V
17 - Van Biesbroeck G. (1958)
Positions of Saturn's satellite Phoebe.
Astronomical Journal. V. 63. P. 147.
1958AJ_____63__147V
18 - Roemer Elizabeth, Lloyd Richard E. (1966)
Observations of comets, minor planets, and satellites.
Astronomical Journal. V. 71. P. 443.
1966AJ_____71__443R
19 - van Biesbroeck G., Vesely C. D., Aksnes K., Marsden B. G. (1976)
Observations of comets, minor planets, Pluto, and satellites.
Astronomical Journal. V. 81. P. 122-124.
1976AJ_____81__122V
20 - Mulholland J. D., Shelus P. J. (1980)
Astrometric observations of the satellites of Saturn during 1975-1976.
Astronomical Journal. V. 85. P. 1112-1116.
1980AJ_____85_1112M
21 - Debehogne H. Privat communication. 5 Aug, 1981.
See also:
Debehogne H. (1981)
IAUC No. 3612
1981IAUC_3612____3V
Debehogne H. (1981)
IAUC No. 3629.
1981IAUC_3629____3D
22 - Bowell E. (1981)
IAUC No. 3602
1981IAUC_3602____1S
23 - Debehogne H. Privat communication. 5 Aug, 1981.
24 - Dourneau G., Bec-Borsenberger A., LeCampion J.-F. (1991)
Internal Communication of the Bordeaux observatory.
25 - Bec-Borsenberger A., Rocher P. (1982)
A comparison of the observation and ephemeris of Phoebe. In french.
Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series. V. 50. P. 423-449.
1982A&AS___50__423B
Informations.
relative to: absolute
reference frame: 1 - apparent,
2 - astrometric,
3 - B1950.0,
4 - J2000
centre of frame: topocentric.
epoch of equinox: is given in the column 12.
time scale: UTC
reduction: no information
coordinates: absolute
diff. refraction: no information
receptor: phographic
telescope: 0 - unknown
1 - 40-inch Yerkes Telescope
2 - 30-inch reflector
3 - Crossley 3-foot mirror reflector
4 - 40-inch refractor
5 - 2-foot reflector
6 - 100-inch reflector
7 - 82-inch reflector
8 - Astrographic telescope of the Cordoba Observ.
9 - 24-inch Yerkes reflector
10 - ADH telescope
11 - 213-cm reflector
12 - 154-cm reflector
13 - 2.1 m Otto Struve reflector
14 - 0.33 m photographic telescope
15 - 1-m Jecobus Kapteyn Telescope on La Palma
observers: 0 - unknown
1 - Barnard, Turner
2 - Barnard E. E.
3 - Perrine C. D.
4 - Albrecht S., Smith E.
5 - Van Biesbroeck G.
6 - Nicholson S. B., Richmond M. L.
7 - Bobone J., Puch A.
8 - Gehrels T.
9 - Mulholland J. D., Shelus P. J.
10 - Debehogne H.
11 - Bowell E.
12 - Dourneau G., LeCampion J.-F.
13 - Harper D.
data included in standard data file: no
Comments.
1. In the paper 25 all these data are reduced for the equator
and equinox 1950.0. The number in the column 1 is given
for indentification of the observation in this paper.
2. If the value od declination is negative then the sign minus
is given at one of the column (deg, ', ;'').
3. The observations with numbers 701-707 were wade with CCD
and are not referenced in the paper 25.
Format.
1. Number of observation in the paper 25 (see above).
2. Year of the moment of observation.
3. Month of the moment of observation.
4. Day of the moment of observation with decimals, UTC.
5. Hour of right ascension (alpha, h).
6. Minute of right ascension (alpha, m).
7. Second of right ascension (alpha, s).
8. Degree of declination (delta, deg).
9. Minute of declination (delta, ' ).
10. Second of declination (delta, '' ).
11. Reference frame:
1 - apparent,
2 - astrometric,
3 - B1950.0,
4 - J2000
12. Year of Epoch of equinox (0 h 1 Jan of the year), 0 if epoch of date.
13. N of observatory (Nsite), see above.
14. N of telescope (Ntel), see above.
15. N of observers (Nobs), see above.
16. N of reference (Nref), see above.
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N Year alpha delta ref epoch
in month frame of Nref
ref day with equinox Ntel
25 decimals h m s deg ' '' Nsite Nobs
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