New Millennium Observatory

Advanced Research in Observational Astrophysics

On September 20th, 2002, with a series of astrometric measures (listed here below) of minor planets 501-Urhixidur, 695-Bella and 881-Athene taken during observing sessions of September 18th and September 19th , the New Millennium Observatory has been recognized and included in the international list of astronomical observatories that do scientific research and has been identified with the Minor Planet Center Code A24.



00501 C2002 09 18.07366 03 12 54.59 +36 05 34.0 14.0 XXX
00501 C2002 09 18.10464 03 12 54.32 +36 05 52.1 14.0 XXX
00501 C2002 09 18.99502 03 12 48.19 +36 14 33.8 14.0 XXX
00501 C2002 09 19.03024 03 12 47.88 +36 14 54.6 13.9 XXX
00695 C2002 09 18.07755 03 50 10.85 +36 29 00.5 12.8 XXX
00695 C2002 09 18.11932 03 50 12.24 +36 29 11.8 12.9 XXX
00695 C2002 09 19.01047 03 50 42.51 +36 33 04.8 12.9 XXX
00695 C2002 09 19.05243 03 50 43.84 +36 33 16.2 13.2 XXX
00881 C2002 09 18.06384 03 15 12.31 +36 19 10.0 16.4 XXX
00881 C2002 09 18.11344 03 15 12.44 +36 19 22.2 16.7 XXX
00881 C2002 09 19.00481 03 15 17.11 +36 22 54.9 16.5 XXX
00881 C2002 09 19.04115 03 15 17.21 +36 23 03.8 16.1 XXX

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Latest update: 13-09-10