1981N1 - A Neptune arc?

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Neptune (Planet), Planetary Rings, Stellar Occultation, Light Curve, Neptune, 1981N1, Astronomy, Earth-Based Observations, Telescope Methods, Occultations, Analysis, Rings, Satellites, Hypotheses, Astrometry, Position (Location), Opacity, Optical Properties, Geometry

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An object in the vicinity of Neptune detected in 1981 by simultaneous stellar occultation measurements at observatories near Tucson, Arizona, was interpreted as a new Neptune satellite. A reinterpretation suggests that it may have instead been a Neptune arc similar to one observed in 1984. The 1981 object, however, did not occult the star during simultaneous observations at Flagstaff, Arizona. This result constrains possible arc geometries.

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