I originally suspected Jennifer Keller as the source, since I recently gave her Sean's name as a potential speaker for SAC, but that would be on "meteor"-ology, which he knows something about, and not comet-ology, on which he is just a rank "amateur", and an enthusiastic one at that. As far as astronomy in general, he's the most sympathetic/knowledgable news/weather person in the Valley sorry to say. I'll always remember the hapless (Ch 5?) news anchor reporting the volcanoes discovered on "Jupiter's Moon 10". Jack > > >> He said that the photo was courtesy of Lowell > Observatory, who provided > >> them the link to the photo (Brian?). > > I sent the URL to the Lowell staff since there is > general interest, > and we're bound to get phone calls, tourists visiting, etc. I'm told > that this afternoon someone from Ch 12 called us and got our PR person > Steele Wotkyns, asking if we knew anything about the comet. > Steele of course > gave him the URL for Tom's pictures, and the rest is over the > airwaves. > Seems like the TV station could have at least mentioned Tom, given the > local connection, but since they evidently got just about > everything else > wrong, perhaps this isn't surprising. at part of the sky. > \Brian > -- -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.