Herald

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int(24) ../cgi-bin/astrolog541g -n -z 0 -zl 111w32 35n5 -zt 00:00 -zy 1980 -zm 7 -zd 17 -R0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 16 17 > '../temp/_natal_'1591486752
int(24) ../cgi-bin/swetest -ps -xs3696 -b17.7.1980 -ut00:00 -g -fpPZl -edir/var/www/vhosts/megadelfi.com/astrolog/ephe -head -roundmin >> ../temp/_natal_aster_1591486752int(24) 17.7.1980 00:00 Anderson Mesa 111w32 35n5 observations 1


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Named in honor of the Australian amateur astronomer David Herald for his astrometric observations of comets and his work on occultations by minor planets. The number of his cometary positions is the second highest in the world for an amateur astronomer in modern times, and his prompt and reliable attention to new comets discovered in the southern hemisphere has been invaluable. (M 12809) _ _.


Discovered on 17-7-1980 in Anderson Mesa by Bowell, E.

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