(meteorobs) The newly discovered asteroid 2008 CM and Venus
meteoreye at comcast.net
meteoreye at comcast.net
Mon Feb 4 13:34:02 EST 2008
NEODyS has eliminated all close approaches to Venus and Earth with updated orbital data.
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From: meteoreye at comcast.net
> Sinced it's a fairly large asteroid ( or degassed comet like 3200 Phaethon?)
> during the next several days enough observations should come in to greatly
> reduce the uncertainty of the orbit. I have added it to my list of asteroids
> that I monitor for the latest obs.
>
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> From: "Roberto G."
>
> > From:
> >
> > > If you go here:
> > > http://131.114.72.13/cgi-bin/neodys/neoibo?quicksearch:0;main
> > > and do a search on 2008 CM, it lists close approaches to earh and Venus
> > >
> > > Be aware that the orbit is quite tentative as it's based on only one day
> > > of obervations.
> > >Over the next few days many of those close approaches may evaporate.
> >
> >
> > Thank you for the link, in this site as I can see, 2008 CM can to be
> > considered as a possible impactor of Venus, but certainly we must stand by
> > for a better orbit.
> > Best greetings.
> > Roberto Gorelli
> >
> >
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