MPEC 1999-T14 : 1999 SF10
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ReadMPEC 1999-T15M.P.E.C. 1999-T14 Issued 1999 Oct. 4, 14:29 UT The Minor Planet Electronic Circulars contain information on unusual minor planets and routine data on comets. They are published on behalf of Commission 20 of the International Astronomical Union by the Minor Planet Center, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A. BMARSDEN@CFA.HARVARD.EDU or GWILLIAMS@CFA.HARVARD.EDU URLhttp://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/mpc.html ISSN 1523-6714 1999 SF10Observations: J99S10F* C1999 09 30.16391 22 17 03.17 -24 45 18.7 18.8 704 J99S10F C1999 09 30.17994 22 16 57.97 -24 46 04.3 18.7 704 J99S10F C1999 09 30.19601 22 16 52.93 -24 46 50.0 19.0 704 J99S10F C1999 09 30.21182 22 16 47.78 -24 47 34.0 19.2 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.18329 22 12 58.97 -25 35 40.0 18.6 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.19650 22 12 54.14 -25 36 21.7 18.4 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.20769 22 12 50.07 -25 36 56.1 18.5 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.20969 22 12 49.31 -25 37 03.2 18.6 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.21305 22 12 48.12 -25 37 13.1 18.0 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.21817 22 12 46.21 -25 37 28.9 18.4 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.22325 22 12 44.33 -25 37 45.4 18.2 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.22329 22 12 44.35 -25 37 44.8 18.4 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.22855 22 12 42.41 -25 38 00.9 18.2 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.23881 22 12 38.65 -25 38 32.5 18.6 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.24393 22 12 36.76 -25 38 47.8 18.3 704 J99S10F C1999 10 01.87955 22 09 45.73 -26 14 53.3 16.9 R 046 J99S10F C1999 10 01.88044 22 09 45.36 -26 14 56.6 046 J99S10F C1999 10 01.88218 22 09 44.66 -26 15 01.4 046 J99S10F C1999 10 01.88399 22 09 44.00 -26 15 08.2 046 J99S10F C1999 10 01.88486 22 09 43.64 -26 15 10.5 046 J99S10F C1999 10 02.14602 22 08 13.11 -26 25 47.6 18.6 V 859 J99S10F C1999 10 02.15676 22 08 09.05 -26 26 21.0 19.0 V 859 J99S10F C1999 10 02.15969 22 08 07.86 -26 26 28.4 19.5 V 859 J99S10F C1999 10 02.50086 22 06 39.23 -26 47 33.3 17.7 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 02.50328 22 06 38.14 -26 47 42.6 17.5 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 02.50543 22 06 37.16 -26 47 50.8 17.8 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 02.89435 22 04 21.03 -27 19 12.2 18.0 R 046 J99S10F C1999 10 02.89523 22 04 20.63 -27 19 15.4 046 J99S10F C1999 10 02.89672 22 04 19.90 -27 19 21.3 046 J99S10F C1999 10 02.89749 22 04 19.63 -27 19 24.0 046 J99S10F C1999 10 03.48935 22 00 47.11 -27 56 16.3 17.7 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 03.49256 22 00 45.37 -27 56 31.0 17.6 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 03.49569 22 00 43.69 -27 56 45.6 17.7 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 04.46198 21 53 43.14 -29 16 26.1 17.7 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 04.46448 21 53 41.52 -29 16 40.1 17.5 R 426 J99S10F C1999 10 04.46667 21 53 40.12 -29 16 52.4 17.6 R 426Observer details:046 Klet. Observers J. Ticha, M. Tichy. 0.57-m f/5.2 reflector + CCD.426 Woomera. Observer F. B. Zoltowski. 0.30-m f/3.3 Schmidt-Cassegrain + CCD.704 Lincoln Laboratory ETS, New Mexico. Observers M. Blythe, F. Shelly, M. Bezpalko, M. Elowitz. Measurers J. Stuart, H. Viggh, R. Sayer. 1.0-m f/2.15 reflector + CCD.859 Wykrota Observatory-CEAMIG. Observer C. Jacques. 0.3-m f/3.3 Schmidt-Cassegrain + CCD.Orbital elements:1999 SF10Epoch 1999 Sept. 19.0 TT = JDT 2451440.5 WilliamsM 321.53422 (2000.0) P Qn 0.68751401 Peri. 28.34779 +0.56184932 -0.82718937a 1.2713985 Node 27.47138 +0.75519667 +0.50839032e 0.2508815 Incl. 1.13220 +0.33764379 +0.23936796P 1.43 H 24.4 G 0.15From 36 observations 1999 Sept. 30-Oct. 4.Ephemeris:1999 SF10 a,e,i = 1.27, 0.25, 1 q = 0.9524Date TT R. A. (2000) Decl. Delta r Elong. Phase V1999 09 29 22 20.92 -23 52.1 0.037 1.031 141.1 37.6 18.81999 09 30 22 17.59 -24 34.2 0.034 1.028 139.1 39.6 18.71999 10 01 22 13.74 -25 22.1 0.032 1.025 137.0 41.8 18.61999 10 02 22 09.22 -26 17.1 0.029 1.022 134.8 44.1 18.51999 10 03 22 03.81 -27 21.2 0.026 1.019 132.2 46.7 18.31999 10 04 21 57.21 -28 36.8 0.024 1.016 129.4 49.6 18.21999 10 05 21 48.94 -30 07.6 0.021 1.013 126.1 52.9 18.01999 10 06 21 38.27 -31 58.1 0.019 1.010 122.3 56.8 17.91999 10 07 21 23.99 -34 14.5 0.017 1.007 117.6 61.5 17.71999 10 08 21 03.97 -37 04.4 0.014 1.005 111.8 67.4 17.61999 10 09 20 34.41 -40 32.9 0.012 1.002 104.2 75.1 17.51999 10 10 19 48.33 -44 30.0 0.010 1.000 94.0 85.4 17.51999 10 11 18 35.31 -47 46.2 0.0088 0.997 80.2 99.3 17.71999 10 12 16 53.42 -47 15.3 0.0079 0.995 62.4 117.2 18.51999 10 13 15 12.09 -40 29.2 0.0078 0.992 42.6 137.1 20.31999 10 14 14 00.01 -30 25.7 0.0086 0.990 24.9 154.9 23.51999 10 15 13 14.65 -21 12.9 0.010 0.988 13.0 166.9 28.71999 10 16 12 45.62 -14 09.2 0.012 0.985 10.5 169.4 31.11999 10 17 12 26.07 -08 58.8 0.014 0.983 14.8 165.0 28.31999 10 18 12 12.23 -05 10.2 0.016 0.981 19.6 160.1 26.41999 10 19 12 02.02 -02 18.3 0.019 0.979 23.9 155.7 25.4Gareth V. Williams (C) Copyright 1999 MPC M.P.E.C. 1999-T14
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