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Conjunctions MP/NGCIC 30/96

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From: Andreas Doppler
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 1996 00:00
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Author : doppler@mind.de (Andreas Doppler)

Daily conjunction ephemerides for the period of: Monday, 1996 Jul. 22 -
Sunday, 1996 Jul. 28. The conjunctions are sorted by time (UT). All known
asteroids of the file astorb.dat by E. Bowell and objects of the NGC 2000.0
are included in the list which meets the following criteria: The minimum
elongation to the sun has to exceed 30 degrees, the maximum elongation to
the
NGC/IC Object is 10 arcmin and the limiting magnitude of the asteroid is
brighter or equal than 14.0 mag. The Ephemerides were calculated with a
step
of 1 min. Coordinates are for J2000.0 and FK5. Every fifth issue detailed
explanations are given at the end of the ephemerides.

-----------------------------< Monday, 1996 Jul. 22
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 0:06      431  1:03.9 + 4:50 13.6 I  73  Gx  1:04.9 + 4:46 15.0 ----- 4.5 
17
 0:55      185 12:08.9 +13:34 13.7 I3017     12:09.4 +13:36 ---- ----- 1.9
204
 3:30      110 10:49.1 +12:14 13.7 I 643  Gx 10:49.4 +12:13 15.0 ----- 1.9 
25
15:46      455  1:20.1 - 9:48 12.2 N 480      1:20.9 - 9:52 ---- ----- 3.6 
 3
20:47       32  4:45.9 +21:03 13.2 N1655      4:46.2 +20:56 ---- ----- 7.4 
 4

----------------------------< Tuesday, 1996 Jul. 23
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 2:44      532 12:06.9 +14:22 10.7 N4115   - 12:07.2 +14:25 ---- ----- 2.5
211
 5:55      185 12:10.3 +13:25 13.7 I3029  Gx 12:10.8 +13:19 15.0   1.5 7.6 
24
14:40      389 17:03.6 -24:50 12.0 N6284  Gb 17:04.5 -24:46  9.0   5.6 7.4
235
14:41       14 11:00.0 +13:54 11.2 N3489  Gx 11:00.3 +13:54 10.3   3.7 0.5 
25
16:21      852 13:35.9 -29:10 13.9 I4295     13:36.5 -29:06 ---- ----- 5.2
212
20:38       51 11:07.1 + 6:46 12.4 I 670  Gx 11:07.4 + 6:43 15.0   1.3 4.1 
18
23:44      185 12:11.1 +13:20 13.7 I3031     12:11.1 +13:18 ---- ----- 3.0 
24

--------------------------< Wednesday, 1996 Jul. 24
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 2:45     3103 23:07.4 + 1:04 13.3 N7488  Gx 23:07.9 + 0:56 15.0 ----- 9.7 
33
 6:38      532 12:08.8 +14:06 10.7 I3020     12:09.6 +14:13 ---- ----- 6.9
211
10:29      532 12:09.1 +14:04 10.7 I3018   ? 12:09.5 +14:04 ---- ----- 0.9 
31
12:07      532 12:09.2 +14:03 10.7 I3019  Gx 12:09.4 +14:00 ---- ----- 4.5 
31
20:04      185 12:12.0 +13:14 13.7 I3035     12:12.2 +13:15 ---- ----- 0.1
206
20:04      185 12:12.0 +13:14 13.7 N4165  Gx 12:12.2 +13:15 13.6   1.5 0.1
206
21:33      185 12:12.1 +13:14 13.7 N4164  Gx 12:12.1 +13:12 15.0 ----- 2.7 
24
21:55      185 12:12.1 +13:14 13.7 N4168  Gx 12:12.3 +13:12 11.3   2.8 2.5 
24

---------------------------< Thursday, 1996 Jul. 25
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
17:51      626  0:29.2 + 2:48 12.5 N 126  Gx  0:29.1 + 2:49 16.0   1.4 2.7
103
18:31      185 12:13.0 +13:08 13.7 I3051     12:13.9 +13:10 ---- ----- 1.8
204
18:31      185 12:13.0 +13:08 13.7 N4193  Gx 12:13.9 +13:10 12.4   2.3 1.8
204
20:13        3  0:53.1 + 5:54  9.2 I1592  Gx  0:53.5 + 5:46 15.0   1.1 8.0 
 1
20:45      626  0:29.2 + 2:50 12.5 N 128  Gx  0:29.2 + 2:51 11.6   3.4 3.0
103
20:53      185 12:13.1 +13:07 13.7 I3048  D* 12:13.4 +13:04 ---- ----- 4.0 
24
22:11      626  0:29.2 + 2:51 12.5 N 127  Gx  0:29.2 + 2:52 14.0   1.0 3.2
102
22:14      626  0:29.2 + 2:51 12.5 N 130  Gx  0:29.3 + 2:52 14.3   0.9 3.0
102
23:59      185 12:13.3 +13:06 13.7 I3047     12:13.3 +12:58 ---- ----- 9.5 
24

-----------------------------< Friday, 1996 Jul. 26
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 6:11      178 22:25.2 -13:13 12.8 N7269  Gx 22:25.8 -13:09 14.0 ----- 5.2
153
10:29      966 21:49.0 -34:52 13.5 N7135  Gx 21:49.8 -34:53 11.7   2.8 1.2 
49
10:44      354 11:06.0 +15:03 11.6 I 667  Gx 11:06.5 +15:05 15.0 ----- 1.4
199
11:46      354 11:06.1 +15:03 11.6 I 668  Gx 11:06.6 +15:02 15.0   0.6 1.4 
20
23:31      532 12:13.2 +13:30 10.7 I3050  Gx 12:13.7 +13:26 13.0   2.0 4.7 
31
23:37      532 12:13.2 +13:30 10.7 N4189  Gx 12:13.8 +13:26 11.7   2.5 4.7 
30

---------------------------< Saturday, 1996 Jul. 27
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 0:36        3  0:54.1 + 5:53  9.2 I1598  Gx  0:54.7 + 5:46 15.0   1.3 7.7 
 2
 1:53      287 11:39.0 + 8:49 13.3 I 718  Gx 11:39.9 + 8:52 15.0   1.2 2.4
203
 5:40       45 15:15.3 - 9:57 12.2 N5885  Gx 15:15.1 -10:05 11.7   3.5 8.5 
33
 7:57      532 12:13.8 +13:25 10.7 I3054     12:14.3 +13:31 ---- ----- 6.6
210
 8:46      966 21:48.3 -35:00 13.5 I5135  Gx 21:48.3 -34:57 12.3   1.3 4.6
132
 8:46      966 21:48.3 -35:00 13.5 N7130  Gx 21:48.3 -34:57 ---- ----- 4.6
132
 9:55      532 12:13.9 +13:24 10.7 I3059  Gx 12:14.9 +13:28 ----   1.7 4.4
210
10:20      185 12:14.9 +12:56 13.7 N4206  Gx 12:15.3 +13:02 12.1   5.2 5.8
204
10:31      185 12:14.9 +12:56 13.7 I3070   * 12:15.4 +13:02 ---- ----- 5.9
204
10:41      185 12:14.9 +12:56 13.7 I3064  Gx 12:15.2 +13:01 13.0   5.3 4.8
204
19:15      336 15:06.1 -14:34 13.5 N5849  Gx 15:06.9 -14:36 15.0 ----- 1.5 
11

-----------------------------< Sunday, 1996 Jul. 28
>-------------------------
 (UT) Asteroid R.A.(2000)Decl Magn NGCICType R.A.(2000)Decl Magn  Size Dis
Pos
 h  m NameNum.  h   m    o  ' Step ID    OBJ  h   m    o  ' Step    '   '  
 o
 3:32      532 12:15.1 +13:14 10.7 I 771  Gx 12:15.2 +13:11 15.0 ----- 3.6 
31
 4:06      852 13:41.3 -29:48 13.9 N5264  Gx 13:41.6 -29:55 13.0   1.8 7.2 
31
 5:10      532 12:15.3 +13:13 10.7 N4216  Gx 12:15.9 +13:09 10.0   8.3 4.9 
30
 9:34      376 13:20.1 -14:03 13.6 N5094  Gx 13:20.7 -14:05 14.0 ----- 2.1 
17
12:18      532 12:15.7 +13:09 10.7 I3087  D* 12:16.5 +13:17 ---- ----- 9.0
210

Used orbital elements (2000.0) from the file ASTORB.DAT by E. Bowell
MP       JDate  M       Halfa. Eccen Perihel Node    Inclin H     G  CEU
NameNum. YeMoDa Degrees   A.U. e     Degrees Degrees Degree Magn  -
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
       3 960805 319.063  2.669 0.257 247.965 170.187 12.966  5.3 0.3
2.0E-02
      14 960805   0.699  2.586 0.166  94.920  86.815  9.111  6.3 0.1
2.6E-02
      32 960805 227.571  2.586 0.085 338.202 220.664  5.531  7.6 0.1
8.6E-02
      45 960805  16.028  2.722 0.081  87.630 148.003  6.605  7.5 0.1
6.5E-02
      51 960805   8.282  2.366 0.066   1.953 176.251  9.959  7.3 0.1
1.9E-02
     110 960805 195.703  2.732 0.080 283.611  57.109  5.970  7.8 0.2
9.3E-02
     178 960805  58.262  2.460 0.045 209.708  51.284  1.902  9.4 0.1
1.8E-01
     185 960805 179.986  2.737 0.129 223.831 154.099 23.262  7.6 0.1
4.6E-02
     287 960805 291.696  2.353 0.023 121.698 142.530 10.021  8.3 0.2
5.2E-02
     336 960805 355.117  2.252 0.096  30.874 235.304  5.650  9.8 0.1
1.9E-01
     354 960805  27.636  2.796 0.116   4.931 140.704 18.428  6.4 0.4
3.4E-02
     376 960805 345.713  2.288 0.172 316.151 302.339  5.429  9.5 0.1
2.8E-01
     389 960805  80.694  2.610 0.064 265.196 282.680  8.145  7.9 0.1
9.3E-02
     431 960805  19.536  3.129 0.180 212.089 117.453  1.828  8.7 0.1
1.7E-01
     455 960805 359.819  2.658 0.291 272.026  76.785 12.035  8.9 0.1
2.2E-01
     532 960805  13.133  2.773 0.175  74.971 108.033 16.346  5.8 0.3
2.6E-02
     626 960805 335.304  2.575 0.242  43.594 341.866 25.343  9.0 0.1
2.4E-01
     852 960805 326.817  2.363 0.273 282.010  27.590 23.040 10.1 0.1
3.7E-01
     966 960805  50.806  2.719 0.131 178.637  72.766 14.406  9.9 0.1
4.1E-01
    3103 960805 327.111  1.406 0.355 253.806 129.902 20.937 15.4 0.1
3.4E-01

Explanations of the columns in the orbital elements:

MP      (NameNum.) The asteroids number or designation.
JDate   (YeMoDa)   The Julian Date yymmdd for the
M       (Degrees)  mean anomaly M in degrees.
Halfa.  (A.U.)     The great half axis a in astronomical units.
Eccen   (e)        The eccentricity of the orbit
Perihel (Degrees)
Node    (Degrees)
Inclin. (Degrees)  The three orbit angles in degrees.
H       (Magn)     The magnitude of the object in 1 A.U. from the sun and
                   the earth.
G       (-)        The factor in the calculation of the objects brightness,
                   which is too complicate to list here (see textbooks).
CEU                Absolute value of the current ephemeris uncertainty
                   (CEU) in arcsec.

The Source of the elements is the file ASTORB.DAT
published by E. Bowell. The orbital element list is only for an overview,
which orbit I used. For all objects the accuracy of the published original
elements are some digits better than given here.

Explanations of the columns in the ephemerides:

UT                Universal Time of the conjunctions given in steps of
5min.
MinorPl           Number or designation of the asteroid.
R.A.(2000)Decl    The asteroid�s right ascension in hours and time minutes
and
                  the declination in degrees and arc minutes for J2000.0.
Magn              The magnitude of the asteroid in magnitude steps.
NGCICType         N or I for a NGC or IC Object followed by the number as
                  appeared in the catalogue.
                  Gx  : Galaxy
                  OC  : Open star cluster
                  Gb  : Globular star cluster, usually in the Milky Way
Galaxy
                  Nb  : Bright emission or reflection nebula
                  Pl  : Planetary nebula
                  C+N : Cluster associated with nebulosity
                  Ast : Asterism or group of a few stars
                  Kt  : Knot or nebulous region in an external galaxy
                  *** : Triple star
                  D*  : Double star
                  *   : Single star
                  ?   : Uncertain type or may not exist
                  x   : Unidentified at the place given, or type unknown
                  -   : Object called nonexistent in the RNGC
                  PD  : Photographic plate defect
R.A.(2000)Decl    The NGC/IC Object�s right ascension in hours and time
minutes
                  and the declination in degrees and arc minutes for
J2000.0.
Magn              The magnitude of the NGC/IC Object in magnitude steps.
Size              The size of the NGC/IC Object in arc minutes.
Dist              The distance of the asteroid to the NGC/IC Object in arc
                  minutes.
Pos               The asteroid's position angle to the NGC/IC Object (from
                  north over east, south and west back to north, 0..360
                  degrees).

The ephemerides should promote the observing of conjunctions.

The ephemerides were computed with a program by Andreas Doppler with an
Apple
Quadra 630/PPC computer (Version of 1996 Jun. 7th).

Please let me know if you observed a conjunction (or not).
Because of the reason that software and/or datas may be incorrect, I cannot
guarantee the correctness of the ephemerides above.

Thanks to Arturo R. Montesinos (aramirez@servcoiae.recol.es) for bug
reports.
Thanks to Ted Bowell for his permission to use his compilation of orbital
elements

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From: a.doppler@uriela.in-berlin.de (Andreas Doppler)
Subject: Conjunctions MP/NGCIC 30/96
Date: 1996/07/13
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