Comet  C/1995 O1  (Hale-Bopp)  

DATE  (UT)	N	MM	MAG	RF	AP	T	F/	PWR	COMA	DC	TAIL	PA	OBS
1997 3 09.82		S	-0.3	AA	5	R	4.5	10	15	8	I 10 II 15+	340 300	GUR
1997 3 13.63		S	-0.5	AA	5	R	4.5	10	16	8	I 6 II 10	344 320	GUR
1997 3 16.59		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 6+ : II 7+	? 320	GUR
1997 3 17.56		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	17	8	I 5+  II 10	340 330	GUR
1997 3 18.85		S	-0.7	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 4+ II 10	348 325	GUR
1997 3 19.61		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	16	8	I + II 5+	? 328	GUR
1997 3 20.75		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 4+ II 10	348 325	GUR
1997 3 21.67		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 4+ II 10	350 330	GUR
1997 3 23.59		S	-0.5	AA	5	R	4.5	10	17	8	I  ? II 7+	355: 330	GUR
1997 3 24.57		S	-0.7	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I  ? II 8+	? 340	GUR
1997 3 25.60		S	-0.6:	AA	5	R	4.5	10	15	8	I  ? II 6+	012 345	GUR
1997 3 26.57		S	-0.9	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I ? II 8+	? 348	GUR
1997 3 28.60		S	-0.8	AA	5	R	4.5	10	16	8	I 2+ II 10+	014: 350	GUR
1997 3 31.63		S	-0.7	AA	5	R	4.5	10	20	8	I ? II 12+	010: 350	GUR
1997 4 07.57		S	-0.7	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 12 II 10+	024 355	GUR
1997 4 08.57		S	-0.6	AA	5	R	4.5	10	18	8	I 14 II 12+	026 356	GUR
1997 4 10.57		S	-0.5	AA	5	R	4.5	10	15	8	I 10+ II 12+	029 0:	GUR

Notes: Comet 1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp). 1997:
Mar 9.82: bright arcs visible near nucleus (on the south, sunward side).
Mar 13.63: arcs...
Mar. 16.59: arcs near nucleus, atm. gase.
Mar 17.56: Nonstarlike (diffuse) nucleus with two bright arcs in PA 145 up to  280 deg. The distance between the nucl. and arcs was about  30". There were seen as about: pseudonucleus-dark arc-bright arc-dark arc-less bright arc - dark arc - faint light arc -> coma. M130mm&96x. Moonlight.
Mar. 18.85: ion tail difficult to vis., arcs.
Mar. 18.898: 1 min. unfiltr. CCD ST6 + F=110mm, 1:4 lense: Dia=27', ion tail in PA 348 deg. and dust tail in PA 321 with sinchrones:some brightest are inclined in PA 328, 327 and 332 deg...
Mar. 19.61: 3 arcs in the sector near the nucleus in PA 163 up to 278  deg., brightest part in PA 237 deg., distanse between arcs approx. 30",  full size of whole this structure about 2'. M130mm&96x.
Mar. 20.749: CCD ST6 + F=110mm, 1:4 lense: Dia=25', Tail in PA 352 deg (ion), and in PA 326 (dust), there are many sinchrones in the dust tail, some of them are cloned in PA 331,340,336 deg... exp=1 min., unfiltered.
Mar. 21.672: CCD ST6+F=110mm.,1:4 lense: Dia=24', Tail: ion in PA 350 deg., possible jet 0.5 deg in PA 13-14 deg; dust tail open in PA 315 up to 333 deg., the brightest in PA 332 deg. Synchrones with PA 334,340...
Mar. 23.59: arcs in PA 169 up to 278, with the brightest parts in PA 257-260 deg. Distance from the nucleus to the second dark arc is about 40", to the third ~70" (~30"  from  the second). The first bright arc (~20" from nucl.) is jointed to the nucleus at PA ~165 deg. M130mm&96x.
Mar. 24.57: arcs are better visible (PA 149 up to 292 deg.). Jointing with nucleus (and possible jet) at PA ~150. In inner part,just near the pseudo-nucleus, on the sunward side is one more dark arc. Dust tail formed from two shine streams, separated with faint (shadow?) middle.
Mar. 25.60: 3 dark arcs (nucl-dark-bright-dark-bright-dark-br->coma) in PA ~150 up to 292 deg, 1.5' all size (second measurment was: PA 152-283 deg, brightest part in PA ~240 deg)
Mar. 26.57: arcs are good visible in PA 138 up to 264 deg. But the first arc was jointed to the nucleus from the right (!) side (at PA 265 deg.).
Mar. 28.60: The same arcs near nucleus as earlier in PA from 143 deg. up to 280 deg. Contacted with nucleus in PA 280 deg.
Mar. 31.63: Nearnucleus arcs at PA ~160 up to 270 deg.
Apr. 7.658: CCD ST6+F=110mm.,1:4 lense: Ion tail with two streams in PA 24 and 37 deg., dust tail curve and open at PA 340 up to 10 deg., center line approx. in PA 352-353 deg.

Observer - S.E.Guryanov (Russia, Zelenogorsk)