Celestial / Comet

108BC^{± 1y}

Event #104: Bushy Star in Canis Minor, Gemini observed in China

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Citations:

Text #139

Yeomans. Comets
[p. 366]

108-107 BC, China. A bushy star comet was seen near the region of Canis Minor and Gemini.

Text #9474

Pankenier & Xu & Jiang. Archaeoastronomy in East Asia

In the middle of the Yuanfeng reign period of Emperor Wu of Han, a star became fuzzy in Heshu.

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