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Last NEOCP/PCCP objects

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The time for creating this site is  2023-04-02 12:14:59 ME(S)Z.
The time of last data from MPC is 2023-04-02 12:08:37 ME(S)Z.

At moment the middle European Time zone (MEZ) or summertime zone (MESZ) is used for the times above. Sorry for the inconvenience with this problem. All other times are UT.

Source: Text of MPC with links of Project Pluto.

Green colored lines may have an impact or a satellite start on Earth (see Link in Design. column). Orange colored values are getting better. Red-colored values are getting worse. Bold values are interesting for smaller instruments and in the northern hemisphere.

Other sites: CFA 1, CFA 2, and Scout.

How to read the table? The objects from the NEOCP list has often very short arcs. So the uncertainty outside the observed arcs raised fast if the content of the column 'obs arc' is very low. All arcs lower than 0.1 days are mostly in very uncertain orbits and so all other values may be false. At first, take a look at the ephemeris by Bill Gray with a click at the value in column 'Design'. At the ephemerides section at this link (at the end) you find the column 'sig'. It's in arcseconds. But if it's given in 'd' (degrees), the orbit is very unsure or completely random. If it's given in ' (arcmin), there is a chance, that you or another can find it and nail down the orbit. You can play now with the other columns in the table below, to learn about the objects or plan, what object you can observe. The columns are explained at the bottom of this page. The five columns Δmin etc. are calculation, I made with find_orbit to find out if the object was or will be at the nearest point to the Earth. But take also the look at the 'ob arc', otherwise, you can be fooled by the values. If find_orbit failed, these values are blank. Have fun and donate at Paypal!

No Design. Sc. Discovery R.A. Decl. Elo Δ Δmin Tmin Elom Magm Motm r V Unc. Ch. Time(UT) Obs. Obs arc H D Last Motion PA Orbs Unc PA Sig 1 Sig 2 Fac Diff. U Res. q a Q e i MOID Obj. St. Stats
1 C92DR12 100 2023 04 02.3 16h28m +22°07' 119°               19.8m 0'' Add Apr. 2.40 4 0.02d     1h 4,32"/m 118° 2000 2' 25° None None   62                 ast G96 
2 C3NHUQ1 100 2023 04 02.4 14h45m -19°11' 147°               17.6m 0'' Add Apr. 2.39 4 0.02d     1h 33,90"/m 300° 2000 72' 42° None None   23                 ast 703 
3 NMP0002 95 2023 04 01.1 13h31m -30°50' 151° 0,557 0,6176 Apr 10 00:00 153° 18,6m 2,1"/m 1,516 18.6m 0'' Add Apr. 2.09 4 0.93d 17,0m 1075m 9h 2,14"/m 227° 2000 None None None None   16   1,39" 1,52 1,58 1,65 0,0411 28,4 0,5196 ast X77 
4 A10Uozp 100 2023 04 01.9 11h17m -35°57' 143° 0,046 0,0174 Mar 30 14:00 91° 18,4m 74,5"/m 1,023 18.1m 6'' Upd Apr. 2.12 10 0.19d 24,1m 42m 8h 22,76"/m 55° 2000 2' 36° 0' 2' 17,8 33 9,1 0,52" 0,76 2,02 3,29 0,6251 2,5 0,0161 ast M22 X93 Y00 
5 C92CD22 77 2023 04 01.2 13h23m +31°14' 142° 0,945 0,9041 Apr 04 00:59 143° 21,4m 0,8"/m 1,842 21.4m 3'' Upd Apr. 2.29 8 1.05d 19,2m 392m 4h 0,83"/m 265° 2000 8' 44° 0' 1' 22,1 128 11,6 0,27" 1,76 1,85 1,94 0,0506 20,8 0,7798 ast G96 I52 
6 C92CKE2 98 2023 04 01.4 15h41m +30°05' 125° 0,087 0,0207 Mar 18 00:59 83° 20,1m 34,2"/m 1,046 21.6m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.37 12 0.97d 25,0m 28m 2h 2,58"/m 185° 1826 34' 54° 0' 0' 7,2 272 9,5 0,38" 0,97 1,86 2,75 0,4791 7,6 0,0111 ast G96 I52 
7 C92CJM2 98 2023 04 01.4 15h17m +36°43' 125° 0,210 0,1518 Feb 25 00:00 106° 20,5m 3,8"/m 1,130 20.7m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.36 12 0.98d 22,1m 104m 2h 1,89"/m 335° 1982 8' 47° 0' 0' 32,6 102 9,9 0,17" 0,91 1,07 1,23 0,1513 13,5 0,0287 ast G96 I52 
8 C92CD32 98 2023 04 01.2 13h52m +33°19' 138° 0,011 0,0072 Apr 05 18:00 90° 19,9m 109,3"/m 1,014 20.6m 22' Upd Apr. 1.40 8 0.16d 27,3m 10m 25h 12,97"/m 85° 2000 126' 23' 609' 26,8 244 10,7 0,34" 0,92 1,48 2,03 0,3754 7,6 0,0038 ast G96 I52 
9 xkos312 100 2023 04 01.1 12h04m -09°50' 168° 0,012 0,0252 Apr 05 00:00 168° 19,1m 14,7"/m 1,011 19.3m 30° Upd Apr. 1.27 5 0.01d 27,9m 7m 32h 11,92"/m 19° 2000 84° 67° 1800' 2700' 1,5 2130 12,2 0,23" 1,01 1,04 1,07 0,0259 4,2 0,0112 ast L87 
10 P11EgNW 43 2023 03 30.6 15h34m -11°36' 137° 0,911 0,4779 Jun 15 15:00 143° 18,9m 0,9"/m 1,803 20.7m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.36 17 2.79d 18,4m 566m 2h 0,38"/m 138° 2000 24' 27° 0' 0' 9,8 46 9,4 0,21" 1,34 2,82 4,31 0,5256 11,5 0,3702 ast 691 807 F51 H21 K92 
11 JBTx1Lt 96 2023 03 30.1 11h16m +01°13' 157° 0,258 0,2573 Apr 01 06:00 158° 22,5m 0,5"/m 1,241 22.4m 0'' Upd Apr. 1.17 22 2.00d 23,9m 46m 33h 0,51"/m 153° 2000 51' 43° 0' 0' 6,7 252 9,5 0,14" 1,24 1,87 2,50 0,3380 2,0 0,2348 ast 807 W84 
12 scax015 100 2023 03 29.8 06h19m +27°54' 82° 0,898 0,0007 Jan 11 09:13 48° 13,0m 346,7"/m 1,214 17.8m 0'' Upd Mar. 31.72 8 0.03d 23,7m 50m 86h 0,22"/m 260° 2000 28' 31° None None   2   0,00" 0,00 0,00 0,00 111,3753 4,2 0,0000 ast? L92 
13 P11Egq8 95 2023 03 30.6 15h22m +19°43' 134° 0,405 0,3383 Mar 18 00:00 129° 21,2m 5,1"/m 1,302 21.3m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.33 15 2.72d 21,4m 143m 3h 3,64"/m 2000 200° 28° 0' 0' 4,4 245 9,2 0,16" 1,18 2,85 4,53 0,5873 38,3 0,2170 ast 695 807 F51 I52 
14 C3N8XR1 100 2023 03 30.5 17h34m +63°11' 93° 0,091 0,0900 Mar 13 00:00 74° 21,1m 2,6"/m 1,008 20.4m 0'' Upd Mar. 31.68 6 0.04d 22,0m 109m 70h 2,80"/m 297° 2000 31' 35° None None   94   0,53" 0,77 0,90 1,04 0,1455 5,1 0,0295 ast 703 
15 ZTs0058 100 2023 03 29.2 12h14m -67°42' 116° 0,019 0,0012 Mar 29 09:32 157° 17,3m 141,3"/m 1,004 21.3m 31° Upd Mar. 31.69 4 0.11d 28,5m 6m 99h 8,05"/m 169° 1855 51° 76° 1860' 1860' 1,0     1,63" 0,00 0,00 0,00 38,9569 83,7   ast? I41 
16 C92ALC2 100 2023 03 29.4 16h46m +56°33' 101° 0,674 0,3767 Jun 07 12:59 129° 19,7m 3,7"/m 1,318 21.1m 3'' Upd Apr. 1.45 21 3.03d 19,5m 342m 24h 0,16"/m 60° 2000 27' 15° 0' 0' 3,4 43 11,2 0,32" 1,28 1,94 2,59 0,3376 31,7 0,3507 ast 734 G96 H36 I52 
17 C92ALA2 87 2023 03 29.4 15h59m +54°13' 108° 0,495 0,1196 Jan 15 00:00 107° 19,6m 10,0"/m 1,248 22.7m 80'' Upd Apr. 2.42 13 4.00d 21,6m 131m 1h 0,64"/m 266° 2000 81' 1' 3' 2,6 371 11,1 0,52" 1,13 1,35 1,57 0,1631 22,5 0,1690 ast G96 V06 
18 C92AL72 76 2023 03 29.4 16h24m +50°49' 107° 0,469 0,3767 Jan 28 00:59 124° 21,1m 2,9"/m 1,222 21.8m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.38 17 3.97d 21,0m 172m 1h 1,09"/m 198° 1974 65' 66° 0' 0' 3,0 212 9,7 0,26" 1,16 3,15 5,14 0,6316 21,8 0,3726 ast 695 G96 I52 V06 
19 A10UeAm 66 2023 03 28.4 18h42m -35°39' 93° 6,677 5,9417 Jun 15 00:00 162° 18,5m 0,5"/m 6,837 19.1m 0'' Upd Apr. 1.78 15 4.35d 10,2m 24237m 17h 0,21"/m 215° 2000 36' 49° 0' 0' 3,9 8 9,2 0,19" 5,88 7,13 8,39 0,1755 143,6 5,0325 ast 807 Q62 W68 X07 
20 X81914 100 2023 03 27.7 11h53m +12°01' 158° 0,164 0,0498 Apr 04 00:00 158° 21,9m 1,3"/m 1,152 21.6m 18° Upd Mar. 31.71 3 0.03d 24,5m 35m 136h 1,92"/m 306° 2000 74' 43° 1080' 1680' 1,6 4221 12,2 0,26" 0,99 1,07 1,15 0,0768 2,6 0,0111 ast D29 
21 P11EckJ 100 2023 03 27.3 12h02m -16°32' 164° 0,030 0,0282 Mar 22 06:00 155° 21,8m 5,0"/m 1,030 21.2m 50° Upd Mar. 31.70 3 0.04d 27,3m 10m 145h 4,23"/m 96° 2000 167° 11° 3000' 3060' 1,0   12,0 0,11" 1,03 1,35 1,67 0,2381 2,5 0,0238 ast F51 
22 P11Ebg3 35 2023 03 27.6 15h28m -03°52' 139° 1,135 0,9145 Apr 24 00:00 165° 19,7m 4,8"/m 2,039 20.7m 0'' Upd Apr. 2.36 35 14.77d 17,8m 745m 2h 2,77"/m 266° 2000 164' 0' 0' 3,0 123 8,7 0,25" 1,70 43,30 84,90 0,9607 131,5 0,8088 cmt 291 691 807 F51 F52 I52 T14 X07 
23 A10UbpL 100 2023 03 27.4 16h22m -48°04' 116° 0,022 0,0037 Mar 27 16:39 170° 16,8m 156,1"/m 1,004 22.6m 579' Upd Mar. 31.70 4 0.04d 29,3m 4m 144h 3,71"/m 103° 1999 17° 40° 579' 605' 1,0     3,04" 0,00 0,00 0,00 23,6642 47,1   ast? T05 
24 X81881 100 2023 03 24.7 11h34m -00°02' 162° 0,111 0,0664 Apr 04 00:00 160° 21,6m 1,2"/m 1,103 21.8m 31° Upd Mar. 31.69 3 0.03d 25,4m 23m 209h 1,30"/m 290° 2000 196° 1860' 1920' 1,0   12,2 0,19" 1,00 1,06 1,12 0,0595 0,2 0,0099 ast D29 
25 MHM2362 100 2023 03 24.2 12h53m -01°47' 176° 0,158 0,0440 Mar 06 00:59 163° 20,7m 5,6"/m 1,155 21.0m 302' Upd Mar. 31.68 8 0.11d 24,2m 40m 218h 2,49"/m 107° 2000 161° 302' 487' 1,6 776 11,5 0,32" 1,15 3,08 5,00 0,6271 1,2 0,1504 ast W16 
26 P11DKaE 100 2023 03 21.5 14h25m +36°21' 132° 0,309 0,3059 Apr 11 03:59 140° 21,9m 2,3"/m 1,233 22.0m 59° Upd Mar. 31.70 3 0.02d 22,3m 95m 286h 1,57"/m 183° 2000 175° 45° 3540' 3660' 1,0   11,7 0,03" 1,22 3,06 4,90 0,6013 15,2 0,3057 ast F51 
27 P11DJDA 100 2023 03 21.5 14h00m +40°50' 131° 0,476 0,3755 Mar 09 00:00 135° 22,4m 2,0"/m 1,351 22.8m 36° Upd Mar. 31.69 3 0.02d 21,8m 119m 285h 0,55"/m 340° 2000 118° 12° 2160' 2220' 1,0   12,0 0,02" 1,35 1,42 1,49 0,0490 19,7 0,3812 ast F51 
28 P21DGMl 100 2023 03 19.6 13h48m +41°27' 131° 0,084 0,0746 Mar 16 05:00 134° 22,1m 3,4"/m 1,058 21.4m 50° Upd Mar. 31.71 4 0.02d 25,6m 21m 331h 4,25"/m 329° 2000 18° 59° 3000' 3000' 1,0   12,4 0,09" 0,89 0,98 1,06 0,0890 4,9 0,0232 ast F52 
29 P21DGHa 86 2023 03 19.6 12h31m +25°53' 149° 0,917 1,0296 Mar 15 00:59 155° 22,5m 1,0"/m 1,839 22.3m 43' Upd Mar. 31.69 6 0.09d 20,4m 226m 331h 0,88"/m 318° 2000 175° 14° 43' 58' 1,3 301 11,5 0,12" 1,56 1,84 2,13 0,1553 19,5 0,6309 ast F52 
30 P21DGH5 100 2023 03 19.6 12h39m +34°17' 140° 0,433 0,3957 Mar 14 08:00 154° 22,3m 2,1"/m 1,361 22.1m 41° Upd Mar. 31.70 3 0.02d 22,5m 87m 332h 1,80"/m 343° 2000 561' 74° 2460' 2460' 1,0   12,0 0,11" 1,23 1,36 1,50 0,0995 19,8 0,2945 ast F52 
31 P21DG5X 81 2023 03 19.5 11h04m +27°28' 139° 1,100 0,7402 Apr 10 00:59 132° 22,7m 0,4"/m 1,960 22.5m 31' Upd Mar. 31.68 5 0.11d 20,1m 260m 332h 0,72"/m 318° 2000 248' 54° 31' 40' 1,3 328 11,7 0,12" 1,54 1,81 2,08 0,1483 22,3 0,6482 ast F52 
32 P21DECz 74 2023 03 19.3 09h54m +14°57' 133° 0,642 0,4012 Mar 09 09:00 154° 22,4m 0,7"/m 1,506 23.1m 41' Upd Mar. 31.69 12 0.24d 21,8m 119m 335h 0,72"/m 64° 2000 437' 27° 42' 52' 1,3 568 11,7 0,11" 1,47 2,45 3,42 0,3981 9,2 0,4864 ast F52 
33 P11DBYo 73 2023 03 18.5 12h02m +36°13' 137° 1,054 1,0734 Mar 21 00:00 143° 22,8m 0,8"/m 1,913 22.5m 28° Upd Mar. 31.71 3 0.02d 20,0m 272m 358h 0,83"/m 261° 2000 56' 25° 1680' 1740' 1,0   11,8 0,06" 1,68 1,81 1,93 0,0701 19,9 0,6996 ast F51 
34 P11DBYi 76 2023 03 18.5 12h00m +44°39' 129° 0,749 0,6389 Feb 23 05:00 141° 22,1m 1,0"/m 1,588 22.6m 133'' Upd Mar. 31.71 8 33.10d 20,8m 189m 358h 0,44"/m 310° 1000 30' 37° 2' 3' 1,2 281 9,4 0,10" 1,47 1,63 1,80 0,1018 17,4 0,4828 ast F51 G96 
35 P11DBYg 100 2023 03 18.5 12h13m +44°20' 130° 1,172 1,0375 Mar 16 03:00 138° 22,2m 0,7"/m 1,970 22.2m 398'' Upd Mar. 31.71 8 6.90d 19,1m 411m 193h 0,54"/m 289° 2000 30' 38° 7' 9' 1,4 215 11,0 0,11" 1,60 1,97 2,35 0,1894 23,0 0,5843 ast F51 T14 
36 P11DBYf 89 2023 03 18.5 12h00m +37°43' 136° 1,039 0,9563 Mar 06 03:59 148° 22,5m 1,0"/m 1,890 22.1m 28° Upd Mar. 31.71 3 0.03d 19,9m 285m 358h 0,79"/m 310° 2000 44' 42° 1680' 1740' 1,0   11,8 0,04" 1,71 1,84 1,97 0,0716 20,8 0,6906 ast F51 
37 C911N62 100 2023 03 18.4 08h23m +31°47' 108° 0,106 0,0492 Jul 02 00:51 41° 25,0m 1,2"/m 1,041 22.3m 62' Upd Mar. 31.69 4 0.02d 25,1m 26m 361h 0,53"/m 283° 2000 118' 37° 63' 74' 1,2 245 12,4 0,50" 0,98 1,05 1,11 0,0638 1,4 0,0134 ast G96 
38 C0GNT15 100 2023 03 14.1 02h11m +22°32' 27° 0,064           0,940 19.6m 221' Upd Mar. 31.70 3 0.02d 19,2m 392m 463h 0,43"/m 2000 559' 30° 220' 365' 1,7 65 12,8 0,15" 0,94 0,96 0,99 0,0289 0,7 0,0166 ast V00 
39 scax010 100 2023 02 24.0 10h23m +18°03' 138° 0,639 0,3539 Feb 09 03:59 174° 18,8m 0,5"/m 1,523 20.1m 59° Upd Mar. 31.70 3 0.02d 20,0m 272m 899h 0,62"/m 103° 2000 184° 12° 3540' 3540' 1,0 1989 11,8 1,12" 1,22 2,29 3,37 0,4668 3,9 0,2424 ast L92 
40 C8Y7YG2 35 2023 02 19.2 07h55m +24°23' 104° 4,651 4,1151 Feb 07 03:59 166° 21,3m 0,8"/m 4,958 21.9m 0'' Upd Mar. 31.68 39 89.34d 14,4m 3538m 254h 0,44"/m 234° 401 276' 24° 0' 0' 1,2 148 4,9 0,33" 4,80 93,60 182,40 0,9487 118,3 3,8464 cmt 12  033 204 587 F52 G96 H21 I52 J04 L01 T14 U94 W62 
41 C8AY5Y2 35 2022 11 02.1 19h18m +63°55' 81° 3,101 2,7853 May 31 00:00 75° 19,2m 1,5"/m 3,142 19.6m 0'' Upd Apr. 1.61 70 254.37d 13,7m 4876m 39h 1,13"/m 353° 401 None None None None   29 3,8 0,36" 2,06 36,78 71,49 0,9439 98,9 1,0863 cmt 24  104 106 204 695 950 A77 C23 F52 G15 G40 G96 H06 I52 I81 J04 J22 L01 L06 L38 Q11 Q21 U94 W62 Z99 

Explanations:

  • No: running number. Link is the extensive analyse at CNEOS
  • Design.: NEOCP designation of the object. Link is the Orbit solution and ephemerides by Bill Gray (Project pluto).
  • Sc.: Score of object (maximum 100%).
  • Discovery: Date of discovery (UT).
  • R.A.: Right Ascension (J2000.0) for time at top of table. May be bad, if orbit is bad. Link is the ephemerides at MPC. Please note, that MPC kills the link in this link, so you cannot go to the scatter diagrams and orbit solution at right of each line (if available).
  • Decl.: Declination (J2000.0) for time at top of table. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Elo: Elongation in degrees. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Δ: Distance of object to Earth in AU. May be bead, if orbit is bad.
  • Δmin: Lowest distance of object to Earth in AU. Green, if in the past. Red, if in the future. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Tmin: Time of lowest distance to Earth in AU (without year, year is is next 6-month range of date). Green if in the past and red, if in the future. May be bad, if orbit is bad. Linked to daily ephemeris.
  • Elom: Elongation at the time of lowest distance to Earth in degrees. Green if in the past and red, if in the future. May be bad, if orbit is bad. Linked to hourly ephemeris.
  • Magm: Magnitude at the time of lowest distance to Earth in magnitudes. Green if in the past and red, if in the future. May be bad, if orbit is bad. Linked to minutely ephemeris.
  • Motm: Motion at the time of lowest distance to Earth in arc seconds per minute. Green if in the past and red, if in the future. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • r: Distance of object to sun in AU. May be bead, if orbit is bad.
  • V: Magnitude V dor time at top if table. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Unc.: Uncertainty of ephemerides at moment (orange means, it's doubling the next 24 hours, red means it's quadrupeling the next 24 hours, italic means high uncertainty, bold means low uncertainty).
  • Ch.: Change of last entry (add is addition and upd is update).
  • Time(UT): Time of last entry (not the time for ephemeris values).
  • Obs.: Number of observations. Link is the observations listing at MPC.
  • Obs arc: Arc of observations in days.
  • H: Absolute magnitude. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • D: Approximate diameter in meter.
  • Last: Time since last observation in hours.
  • Motion: Motion in arc seconds per minute. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • PA: Position angle in degrees of motion. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Orbs: Number of morbit solution (1 orbit means a reasonable good orbit, more orbits get worse). Link is the orbits listing at MPC.
  • Unc: Acttual uncertainty in sky positions from MPC data in arc minutes. Link goes to the actual MPC scatter map.
  • PA: Actual position angle of above uncertainties in degrees. Link goes to the MPC offset listing for the orbits.
  • Sig 1: Current ephemeris uncertainty from ProjectPluto data in arc minutes. These data are mostly lower than the MPC data. Link goes to the corresponding actual MPC scatter map (this show mostly other values as this ProjectPluto value).
  • Sig 2: Ephemeris uncertainty in 2 days from ProjectPluto data in arc minutes. These data are mostly lower than the MPC data. Link goes to the MPC scatter map in 2 days in the future (this show mostly other values as this ProjectPluto value).
  • Fac: Factor of Sig 1/Sig 2. Bigger is more worse.
  • Diff.: Difficulty as relative number. Depending from magnitude and motion. Better CCD may have lower values for fast objects. If uncvertainty high, the factor is also rising to cover the search area. Geocentric, no altitude etc. used
  • U: Certainty of orbit. Smaller is better.
  • Res.: Mean resolution of all observations in arc seconds.
  • q: Perihelion in AU. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • a: Great half axis in AU. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Q: Aphelion in AU. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • e: Eccentricity. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • i: Inclination. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • MOID: Minimal orbital intersection distance (Earth) in AU. May be bad, if orbit is bad.
  • Obj.: Object (ast for asteroid and cmt for comet).
  • St.: Number of stations, which observed the orbit. More than one stations means, that the object is no fake.
  • Stats: List of stations, which observed the object.

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