Lightcurve analysis for numbered asteroids 863, 903, 907, 928, 977, 1386 2841, and 75747

Details Lightcurve analysis for numbered asteroids 863, 903, 907, 928, 977, 1386 2841, and 75747 Lightcurve analysis for numbered asteroids 863, 903, 907, 928, 977, 1386 2841, and 75747

Dec 2004

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2004mpbu...31...85w&link_type=abstract

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

Physics

Minor Planets, Light Curves, Periods

Scientific paper

The lightcurves of eight asteroids were obtained in early to mid-2004 and analyzed. The following synodic periods and amplitudes were determined. 863 Benkoela: 7.03±0.02h, 0.05±0.01m; 903 Nealley: 21.60±0.05h, 0.13±0.02m; 907 Rhoda: 22.44±0.02h, 0.16±0.02m; 928 Hildrun: 14.12±0.03h, 0.34±0.02m; 977 Philippa: 15.405±0.005h, 0.16±0.02m; 1386 Storeria: 8.67±0.02h, 1.40±0.03.m; 2841 Puijo, 3.545±0.005h, 0.03±0.01m; and (75747) 2000 AX153: 6.38±0.02h, 0.30±0.02m. There is a possibility that 2841 Puijo is a binary.

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