Orbital elements: 2010 CE19 Earth MOID = 0.0480 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 355.82155 (2000.0) P Q n 0.36453790 Peri. 326.53803 -0.33958822 -0.93721882 a 1.9407708 Node 143.13670 +0.88938050 -0.34742190 e 0.4838452 Incl. 7.60341 +0.30607542 -0.03031348 P 2.70 H 25.2 G 0.15 U 7 [...
Orbital elements: 2010 CB19 Earth MOID = 0.0041 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 32.42804 (2000.0) P Q n 0.95216944 Peri. 75.94843 +0.80016437 -0.59611019 a 1.0232770 Node 320.58335 +0.50213080 +0.72620451 e 0.3105693 Incl. 5.98942 +0.32802690 +0.34246118 P 1.04 H 24.4 G 0.15 U 8 [ur...
Orbital elements: 2005 TU50 PHA, Earth MOID = 0.0108 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 205.17378 (2000.0) P Q n 0.57877204 Peri. 259.42998 +0.19670793 +0.97701723 a 1.4260377 Node 22.42868 -0.79420054 +0.20789163 e 0.5962709 Incl. 12.42907 -0.57493607 +0.04709984 P 1.70 H 21.4 G 0.1...
Orbital elements: 2010 CL18 Earth MOID = 0.2078 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 343.15249 (2000.0) P Q n 0.22841686 Peri. 29.86946 -0.97618152 +0.18948866 a 2.6504357 Node 160.19954 -0.20074974 -0.97359560 e 0.5590315 Incl. 18.17442 +0.08227507 -0.12730140 P 4.31 H 18.2 G 0.15 U 9 [...
2009 YE7 is a trans-Neptunian object with an absolute magnitude of 2.8. This qualifies it as a dwarf planet candidate. It was discovered by David Rabinowitz on December 17, 2009 at the La Silla Observatory in Chile. 2009 YE7 is the first large KBO found from the southern hemisphere. [url=http://en....
Orbital elements: 2008 EB9 Earth MOID = 0.3450 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 283.77156 (2000.0) P Q n 0.50446837 Peri. 251.26719 -0.58087245 +0.80599112 a 1.5628361 Node 341.77675 -0.53933913 -0.48586485 e 0.2171739 Incl. 21.35314 -0.60967246 -0.33810304 P 1.95 H 20.4 G 0.15 U 3 [...
Orbital elements: 2006 CT9 Earth MOID = 0.2465 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 280.37694 (2000.0) P Q n 0.75524814 Peri. 148.95122 +0.29957229 +0.86324063 a 1.1941978 Node 134.57833 -0.94971444 +0.31047450 e 0.6755218 Incl. 34.77808 -0.09109843 -0.39802161 P 1.31 H 20.4 G 0.15 U 4 [...
Title: HD 65949: The Highest Known Mercury Excess Of Any CP Star?
Authors: Charles R. Cowley, S. Hubrig, G. F. Gonzalez, N. Nunez
ESO spectra of HD 65949 show it to be unlike any of the well-known types within its temperature range ~ 13600K. It is neither a silicon, nor a mercury-...
A meteorite has smashed into the ground in Mexico, leaving a 30 meter wide crater, reports said. The meteorite impact was in the Ahuazotepec Municipality in Central Mexico between the cities of Puebla and Hidalgo. The precise impact area of the meteorite was in a relatively unpopulated area and hit...
Exposure to bright light such as sunlight elicits a sneeze or prickling sensation in about one of every four individuals. This study presents the first scientific examination of this phenomenon, called 'the photic sneeze reflex'. In the present experiment, 'photic sneezers' and controls were e...
Orbital elements: 2008 CD22 Earth MOID = 0.0804 AU Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5 MPC M 336.69504 (2000.0) P Q n 0.49823932 Peri. 8.97289 -0.92277605 -0.37414511 a 1.5758349 Node 148.55365 +0.34167026 -0.90507160 e 0.3226763 Incl. 10.17871 +0.17817349 -0.20214062 P 1.98 H 22.2 G 0.15 U [u...
Title: Impact crater formation: a simple application of solid state physics Authors: V.Celebonovic, J.Souchay This contribution is a first step aiming to address a general question: what can be concluded on impact craters which exist on various planetary system objects, by combining astronom...
Brazil to Build Giant Amazon Observatory to Study Climate Change Brazil is set to build a 320-meter tower deep in the jungle that will operate as an atmospheric observatory to study climate change in the Amazon region and its relation to global warming, the local press reported Saturday. [url=http...
An ILS Proton-M rocket is scheduled to launch the Intelsat 16 communications satellite from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, at 00:39 GMT, 12th February, 2010. The satellite will occupy the 58°West orbital slot, and provide coverage for Mexico and Brazil.
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