Sonoran Skies Observatory lightcurve results for asteroids 1054, 1390, 1813 1838, 2988, 3167, 4448, and 5262

Details Sonoran Skies Observatory lightcurve results for asteroids 1054, 1390, 1813 1838, 2988, 3167, 4448, and 5262 Sonoran Skies Observatory lightcurve results for asteroids 1054, 1390, 1813 1838, 2988, 3167, 4448, and 5262

Sep 2003

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The Minor Planet Bulletin (ISSN 1052-8091). Bulletin of the Minor Planets Section of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Obse

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Minor Planets, Period Determination

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Lightcurve period and amplitude results are reported for eight asteroids observed during February-March 2002 at Sonoran Skies Observatory. 1054 Forsytia (7.650 ± 0.001h; 0.18 mag.), 1390 Abastumani (17.100 ± 0.005h; 0.11 mag.), 1813 Imhotep (17.978 ± 0.003h; 0.40 mag.), 1838 Ursa (16.141 ± 0.004h; 0.60 mag.), 2988 Korhonen (29.494 ± 0.001h; 0.81 mag.), 3167 Babcock (15.450 ± 0.001h; 0.31 mag.), 4448 Phildavis (14.914 ± 0.001h; 0.68 mag.), 5262 Brucegoldberg (16.430 ± 0.001h; 0.09 mag.).

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