2.15 2025|11|30|17.9

Tycho2|2441-00134-1|3|939019768057093504|6.9259541382|33.075972854|0.36|0.30|0.10|1|6.95464084|33.0419687|10.34|9.86|9.20|0 1.70|0|0|0|1.20|10|0.00|0.00|0.00|0.00| 1957|Angara|-5.02884219|3.21927043|-0.0033415|-0.0005592|0.0000012|-0.0000003|3.80362|0.00053|19.2|1.6|16.27 1|1|1|1|1|1|1|0|0 0.0|0.0|19.2|19.2|0.0|1|1|0|0.0|0.0 |||| DAMIT|3645|1.053|3|0|16.9|0.0|2019-05-07, Q=1 DAMIT|3646|1.066|3|0|14.1|0.0|2019-05-07, Q=1 2025|11|30|17.8913090|0.006|0.00 1957|1207.4|354.2|0.7194|0.2134|0.0046|0.0046|0|1|0|f4|-8.6|-1.9|0.00|0.00|1.57|-9.00 1957|511.8|799.5|2025|11|30.7463748|0.0000011|0.6|0.5659|4.6|32.424|0 ||

1|Takeshi Nemoto||0|Kawagoe, Saitama|JP|+139 33 21.9|+35 53 20.4|9| |25|2|a|a 2|1||| 17 53 29.9|M|||| 17 53 29.9|M|||| 2|Katsuhiko Kitazaki||0|Musashino, Tokyo|JP|+139 33 41.2|+35 42 37.0|66| |40|6|a|a 3|1|10.0||[15.1,11.7:20.8]In the prediction, the observation point was near the southern limit of the occultation area, butbased on Durations Max, the asteroid's shadow appears to have passed southward. 17 53 27.972|D|0.005||| 17 53 29.411|R|0.006||| 3|+139 31 21. |+35 49 44. |17 53 29.11|JPL#73+Ephem 2026|1|24 2026|1|24