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(meteorobs) 1988eg asteroid
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Subject: (meteorobs) 1988eg asteroid
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From: Nico Lonetti <orbiter@tindot it>
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 14:05:48 +0100
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Cc: Lorenzo Comolli <comolli@didodot net>
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Reply-To: meteorobs@latrade.com
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Sender: owner-meteorobs
I'm trying to find elset asteroid elements for
1988eg asteroid. If possible my astrogroup
together with G.A.T. - Tradate - Italy,
will take some frames and later we will compare
pictures.
On February, 28, 1988eg be at 0,03 A.U. from earth,
The distance between the two observing places
(about 860 km) gets about 42 arcseconds of separation
on the sky. It's a simple experiment to find
the real distance from asteroid to earth, and to
start a collaboration between the two astrogroups.
We have only 1 day to decide the same
frame time and the same U.T. time.
Does anybody involved into the same thing,
in the elsewhere there ?
:)
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