#WRAP "2009 UZ17" "iau/Ephemerides/Unusual/"
<h2>2009 UZ17</h2>
<h2>Orbital Elements</h2>
The following orbital elements are taken from
<a href="http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/mpec/K09/K09W17.html"><i>MPEC</i> 2009-W17</a>:
<pre>
2009 UZ17
Epoch 2010 Jan. 4.0 TT = JDT 2455200.5                  MPC
M  27.64894              (2000.0)            P               Q
n   0.26031234     Peri.  192.44171     +0.96763636     +0.25009153
a   2.4292537      Node   153.00306     -0.22470279     +0.91465316
e   0.6219988      Incl.    4.25449     -0.11484134     +0.31759065
P   3.79           H   22.4           G   0.15           U   5
From 41 observations 2009 Oct. 22-Nov. 18, mean residual 0".34.
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<a href="/iau/info/OrbElsExplanation.html">An explanation of the orbital
elements is available</a>.<p>
These orbital elements are also available in
<a href="SoftwareUnusual.html">forms suitable for loading
into a number of popular planetarium-type software programs</a>.
<p><hr><p>
<h2>Ephemeris</h2>
The following ephemeris is at intervals of five days.  A
<a href="K09U17Z_1.html">daily ephemeris</a>
covering the same time interval is also available.
<p>
Personalized ephemerides for this (and other) objects may be
generated using the <a href="/iau/MPEph/MPEph.html">Minor Planet
& Comet Ephemeris Service</a>.
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Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
2009 11 15    03 30.12   -05 04.4    0.220    1.194   156.4    19.4    20.5
2009 11 20    03 29.98   -02 01.5    0.261    1.235   158.2    17.3    20.9
2009 11 25    03 30.03   +00 25.2    0.306    1.276   158.2    16.7    21.3
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