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Pulkovo Programme for the Photographic Observations of Satellites of Planets

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 July 2016

T. P. Kisseleva ,
V. V. Bobylev ,
N. M. Bronnikova ,
A. A. Dementjeva ,
O. A. Kalinichenko ,
A. A. Kisselev ,
H. I. Potter ,
S. V. Tolbin  and
N. A. Shakht
T. P. Kisseleva
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
V. V. Bobylev
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
N. M. Bronnikova
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
A. A. Dementjeva
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
O. A. Kalinichenko
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
A. A. Kisselev
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
H. I. Potter
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
S. V. Tolbin
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR
N. A. Shakht
Affiliation:
Central Astronomical Observatory, USSR Academy of Sciences Pulkovo 196140 Leningrad USSR

Abstract

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The satellites of Mars, the Galilean satellites of Jupiter and the first eight satellites of Saturn have been observed with the 26-inch refractor, the normal astrograph at Pulkovo and with the luni-planet telescope at the Ordubad station of the Pulkovo observatory since 1972.

Type
Part 2: Pulkovo today
Information
Symposium - International Astronomical Union , Volume 141: Inertial Coordinate System on the Sky , 1990 , pp. 73 - 74
Copyright
Copyright © Kluwer 1990 

References

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