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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.
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Hello, Alerted by mpml-list (Peter.B)I've shooting 15x10s at 21H00 (UT) with our 0.5-m at the position provided by NEOCP, but provisionnal position was off by
Been researching and debating (with myself) a choice of camera for asteroid astrometry work. I've done good work and received my obs.code with an Orion
Reiner, Part of the problem is that the NEOCP posted my new objects in near real time, but not the updated data during the night in the same automatic fashion.
Bill and others, ... It seems that asteroid astrometry isn't that popular anymore in Japan: http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/iau/special/AmateurDiscoveries.txt A
Hello all, A small note: I'm getting many solutions for 9V04008 that are as much as a degree east of the current NEOCP ephemeris. The uncertainty map shows a