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.
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				LATEST DISCOVERY Date: 03 November 2009 SN2009kp in NGC 6246 Announced in IAU Circular(s): CBET2004 & 2007 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Last Update: 08 November 2009


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