MPEC 2007-K04 : 2006 HJ123

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M.P.E.C. 2007-K04                                Issued 2007 May 17, 16:20 UT

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                                  2006 HJ123

                           Revision to MPEC 2006-L50

Additional Observations:
     K06HC3J  C2007 05 16.29834 14 53 17.28 -15 47 44.8                 EK004695
     K06HC3J  C2007 05 17.29002 14 53 12.09 -15 47 18.8                 EK004695
     K06HC3J  C2007 05 17.37827 14 53 11.62 -15 47 16.4                 EK004695

Observer details:
695 Kitt Peak.  Observers J. W. Parker, A. Bieryla.  Measurer A. Bieryla.
    2.1-m reflector + CCD.

Orbital elements:
2006 HJ123
Epoch 2007 Apr. 10.0 TT = JDT 2454200.5                 MPC
M 295.33605              (2000.0)            P               Q
n   0.00398624     Peri.  101.44448     +0.79352226     +0.59088922
a  39.3937580      Node   222.55825     -0.60761261     +0.75612438
e   0.2911306      Incl.   12.42370     -0.03360565     +0.28129317
P 247              H    5.3           G   0.15           U   5
Residuals in seconds of arc
060427 807  0.3-  0.2+    060620 304  0.1-  0.1-    070516 695  0.2+  0.2-
060427 807  0.2+  0.1+    060821 807  0.1-  0.0     070517 695  0.1-  0.0
060428 807  0.1+  0.2-    060822 807  0.2+  0.1+    070517 695  0.1-  0.1+
060620 304  0.0   0.2-    060823 807  0.0   0.2+

Ephemeris:
2006 HJ123               a,e,i = 39.39, 0.29, 12                 q = 27.925
Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
2007 05 10    14 53.84   -15 50.5   36.596   37.604   176.7     0.1    21.0
2007 05 20    14 52.97   -15 46.1   36.609   37.596   166.9     0.3    21.1
2007 05 30    14 52.14   -15 42.0   36.651   37.587   157.1     0.6    21.1
2007 06 09    14 51.38   -15 38.2   36.720   37.579   147.4     0.8    21.1
2007 06 19    14 50.72   -15 34.8   36.814   37.571   137.6     1.0    21.2
2007 06 29    14 50.18   -15 32.0   36.929   37.563   128.0     1.2    21.2
2007 07 09    14 49.78   -15 29.9   37.061   37.554   118.3     1.4    21.2
2007 07 19    14 49.54   -15 28.4   37.207   37.546   108.7     1.5    21.2
2007 07 29    14 49.47   -15 27.7   37.363   37.538    99.2     1.5    21.2
2007 08 08    14 49.57   -15 27.8   37.523   37.529    89.6     1.5    21.2
2007 08 18    14 49.84   -15 28.7   37.682   37.521    80.1     1.5    21.3
2007 08 28    14 50.27   -15 30.3   37.837   37.513    70.6     1.5    21.3
2007 09 07    14 50.87   -15 32.6   37.982   37.505    61.0     1.3    21.3
2007 09 17    14 51.62   -15 35.5   38.114   37.496    51.5     1.2    21.2
2007 09 27    14 52.50   -15 39.0   38.228   37.488    41.9     1.0    21.2
2007 10 07    14 53.49   -15 42.9   38.320   37.480    32.4     0.8    21.2

     This Neptune 2:3 librator remains more than 10 AU from Neptune over a
14 000-year period.

Brian G. Marsden             (C) Copyright 2007 MPC           M.P.E.C. 2007-K04

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