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mpml · A list for asteroid and comet researcher

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  • Members: 1499
  • Category: Astronomy
  • Founded: Apr 18, 2000
  • Language: English
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The Minor Planet Mailing List {MPML} is the active list for the minor planet community. You will find MPML is populated with many of the world's best amateur astronomers as well as many professional astronomers involved in all facets of asteroid and comet research.

MPML is open to all with an interest in asteroids and comets. However, since many active MPML members are seriously involved in this field of research, the posts to this list can often be rather technical.

The MPML archives are available to all as a service to the astronomical community. To post on MPML you must be a member.

Clear Skies,
Richard Kowalski
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URL on MPC reports
Hi all and sorry if this has been asked. I read somewhere once how to add one's website to the obs code, but can't find it. Could someone offer an MPC sample
2 walcom77
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2009 WK53 is a possible a comet
Hi all, 2009 WK53 is probably a comet. It have a high values of eccentricity and inclination (0.41 and 30.61 deg), when the semi-major axis is 3.08 AU. The
1 Dimitry Chestnov
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Issue 37-1 of the Minor Planet Bulletin (Jan-Mar 2010) is now available as a free PDF download at: <http://www.minorplanetobserver.com/mpb/default.htm> Other
1 Brian D. Warner
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More on meteor cam (& PC164C question)
Much better luck this evening with a 16mm lens mounted on the PC164C. Only a 12 x 16 degree FOV but stars of mag +6 were easily visible as well as parts of
2 Scotty Degenhardt
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All sky "meteor cam"?
I just came across this low light, wide angle, outdoor video camera and am wondering it anyone here has tried using one as a "meteor cam"?
18 Patrick Wiggins
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