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MPC Ephemerides for Objects Passing Within Ten Lunar Distances
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Note: As a convenience to NEO observers, this form obtains formatted data
      from the IAU Minor Planet Center, which is not associated with A/CC.
Active list dated as of 1600 UTC on 22 June 2018
ObjectDistance LDVisibility todayEarth closest LDMoon closest LDNotes
2018 MZ411.27-13.43V=22.9-22.6, el.=146.4-146.9°0.54 @ 1853 June 160.20 @ 1106 June 16intruder, NHATS target
2018 MX411.72-10.17V=20.6-20.2, el.=148.7-152.2°5.51 @ 1821 June 27risk
2018 MK9.55-12.31V=19.3-18.4, el.=100.3-113.7°7.49 @ 1102 June 20
2018 MJ18.72-20.79V=21.0-20.8, el.=141.8-142.6°4.16 @ 0752 June 13NHATS target
2018 LX55.26-6.17V=19.4-18.4, el.=88.8-110.9°5.22 @ 1801 June 21
2018 LT567.10-71.56V=22.4-22.3, el.=164.8-165.8°9.28 @ 1556 June 6risk
2018 LS56.51-6.90V=19.9-19.4, el.=124.6-140.1°6.50 @ 2048 June 21risk
2018 LW322.31-24.42V=21.7-21.5, el.=138.2-138.4°3.64 @ 1517 June 11
2018 LV317.12-19.60V=25.0, el.=51.8-52.2°0.86 @ 0230 June 151.51 @ 0647 June 15intruder, risk
2018 LR38.87-8.28V=20.8, el.=96.7-101.4°6.02 @ 1818 June 29risk, NHATS target
2018 LR226.67-28.82V=23.0-22.8, el.=105.5-105.8°3.93 @ 2344 June 9
2018 LD118.10 & beyondV=27.0, el.=36.9°1.56 @ 1558 June 141.99 @ 2135 June 14risk
2018 LM26.78-27.87V=22.0-21.9, el.=107.7-108.4°5.07 @ 2229 May 29risk, NHATS target
2018 LK18.80 & beyondV=22.0, el.=40.6°7.62 @ 2026 June 15
2018 KU70.51-72.76V=23.8, el.=165.0-165.3°7.56 @ 1252 May 16
2018 JG158.60-60.23V=22.8, el.=108.9-109.8°5.29 @ 0050 May 20risk
2018 EJ4*17.9*V=17.4, el.=102.3°5.56 @ 1916 June 10radar/NHATS target
2015 DP15514.10-14.91V=15.9-15.8, el.=147.6-147.9°8.96 @ 0553 June 11NHATS target
68347 2001 KB6772.93-76.00V=18.2-18.1, el.=128.5-128.9°9.50 @ 0245 May 29radar target
1999 FN1954.69-55.81V=20.1, el.=128.1-129.4°9.65 @ 1357 May 7radar/NHATS target
Distance         - distances from Earth in lunar distances (LD) at 0000 and 2359 today
Visibility today - if available, JPL geocentric apparent magnitude and solar elongation - shows min-max, not trend
                   (note that JPL Horizons provides nil V magnitude for elongation < 60°)
Earth closest    - Earth passage distance at best date-time calculation UTC
Moon closest     - lunar passage, calculated only if Earth passage is under 2.26 LD

*MPC MPES data for 0600 UTC, June 23rd.
 Other numbers are for 0000-2359 today UTC, processed by A/CC from JPL SSD Horizons data.



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