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Circular No. 3735
Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
Postal Address: Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
TWX 710-320-6842 ASTROGRAM CAM Telephone 617-864-5758
1982 TA
Another fast-moving asteroidal object has been discovered by
Eleanor Helin and Eugene Shoemaker on exposures with the 1.2-m
Schmidt telescope at Palomar. Precise positions are as follows:
1982 UT R.A. (1950.0) Decl. Mag. Observer
Oct. 11.12708 23 52 20.03 - 0 33 06.5 Helin
11.15486 23 52 13.87 - 0 33 17.4 "
11.16875 23 52 10.72 - 0 33 22.9 "
12.13125 23 48 20.60 - 0 40 09.8 15.7 "
12.17292 23 48 10.65 - 0 40 27.2 "
12.30556 23 47 37.30 - 0 41 24.2 "
12.32638 23 47 32.48 - 0 41 31.3 "
13.11875 23 44 19.12 - 0 47 09.5 "
13.13958 23 44 14.15 - 0 47 17.2 "
13.27778 23 43 38.88 - 0 48 19.4 15.8 Skiff
13.29722 23 43 33.86 - 0 48 27.0 "
13.35000 23 43 20.18 - 0 48 49.4 Helin
13.36389 23 43 17.26 - 0 48 53.6 "
E. Helin and E. Shoemaker (Palomar Mountain Observatory). Measurers:
Helin and S. Swanson. The B magnitude was determined
photoelectrically by S. J. Bus and R. S. Dunbar.
B. A. Skiff (Lowell Observatory, Anderson Mesa Station). 0.33-m
photographic telescope. Measurer: E. Bowell.
Orbital elements by the undersigned:
T = 1983 Jan. 2.688 ET
Peri. = 121.111 e = 0.75547
Node = 10.355 1950.0 a = 2.11269 AU
Incl. = 12.685 n = 0.320960
q = 0.51661 AU P = 3.07 years
1982 ET R.A. (1950.0) Decl. p r Mag.
Oct. 8 0 04.14 - 0 11.2 0.523 1.513 15.8
13 23 44.80 - 0 46.1
18 23 23.17 - 1 21.1 0.449 1.395 15.6
23 22 59.82 - 1 53.2
28 22 35.46 - 2 19.6 0.403 1.271 15.6
Nov. 2 22 10.75 - 2 38.1
7 21 46.19 - 2 47.8 0.379 1.143 15.6
1982 October 15 (3735) Brian G. Marsden
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