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Revision as of 18:19, 23 August 2010
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de Vico is the name of several comets discovered by Father Francesco de Vico, a Jesuit priest. [1]
See also
- 54P/de Vico-Swift-NEAT, discovered 1844 August 23
- 122P/de Vico, discovered 1846 February 20
- C/1845 D1 (de Vico)
- C/1846 B1 (de Vico)
- C/1846 O1 (de Vico-Hind)
- C/1846 S1 (de Vico)
References
- ^ Goodsell Observatory (1893). Astronomy and astro-physics, Volume 12. Princeton University: The Observatory. p. 184.
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