Tom Boles searching for SuperNovae at the Coddenham Observatory

I.A.U. 234	Coddenham Astronomical Observatory U.K.
I.A.U. 234	Coddenham Astronomical Observatory U.K.
Contact Tom Boles	52o 08' 43" N - 01o 07' 43 " E
NAVIGATION Home About Coddenham Observatory Opening by Patrick Moore About Tom Boles Equipment Archive of discoveries Links to other sites		Home Page The tiny village of Coddenham in Suffolk, England is host to international observatory number 234. These pages will help you to undestand and follow the work of the Coddenham Observatory and its builder Tom Boles, in the search for and research of Supernovae . To find your way around, simply follow the links on the left or click on <next> near the bottom of each page. <next>
				LATEST DISCOVERY Date: 05 August 2008 SN2008er in UGC 1563 Announced in IAU Circular(s): CBET1461 & 1465 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT From November 2004 the above IAU Circulars (newer than 24 months) are now password protected by the IAU. All others are viewable. A subscription is necessary to access the newer IAUC's. Last Update: 30 September 2008


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