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MPC Ephemerides for Objects with Impact Solutions & Recently in News
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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.

List dated as of 1930 UTC on 18 September 2019
	



Object

Visibility
Arc
days

VI#1

Last news
Cum.
prob.
T
S
PS
cum.
PS
max.

Notes
2019 RV3
V=21.6, el.=95.1°
11.748
2064
2019-09-18
1.38e-07
0
-4.36
-4.83

2019 RT3
V=20.3, el.=127.9°
6.680
2063
2019-09-18
1.37e-04
0
-4.13
-4.2

2019 RQ2
V=24.7, el.=46.3°
8.711
2056
2019-09-15
5.69e-07
0
-6.53
-6.94

2019 RO2
V=21.0, el.=170.3°
10.952
2104
2019-09-17
2.86e-08
0
-8.00
-8.0

2019 RX1
V=25.2, el.=50.1°
2.706
2033
2019-09-11
1.17e-08
0
-7.72
-7.73

2019 RQ1
V=22.1, el.=172.7°
1.519
2050
2019-09-18
6.28e-08
0
-6.48
-6.52

2019 RQ
V=27.0, el.=169.4°
3.157
2042
2019-09-09
1.57e-07
0
-9.15
-9.43

2019 QR8
V=26.3, el.=118.8°
1.050
2090
2019-09-16
3.5472e-07
0
-8.11
-8.33

2019 QV7
V=22.4, el.=175.1°
7.208
2115
2019-09-07
2.92e-10
0
-7.78
-7.78

2019 QE7
V=23.7, el.=166.9°
4.805
2097
2019-09-05
1.45e-05
0
-5.97
-6.24

2019 QD6
V=20.4, el.=122.3°
2.002
2023
2019-08-31
4.099152e-07
0
-4.62
-5.09

2019 QU3
V=25.4, el.=136.6°
12.219
2060
2019-09-09
1.46e-05
0
-6.86
-7.07

2019 QR3
V=28.1, el.=46.8°
2.245
2073
2019-08-30
2.74e-04
0
-4.70
-5.04

2019 QB1
V=24.9, el.=172.7°
7.838
2032
2019-08-30
3.96e-07
0
-7.17
-7.59

2019 QS
V=30.5, el.=19.3°
6.946
2096
2019-09-08
2.249e-07
0
-6.46
-6.46

2019 QF
V=25.4, el.=169.5°
7.246
2069
2019-08-30
3.00801e-07
0
-7.99
-8.25

2019 QE
V=24.0, el.=161.6°
17.174
2113
2019-09-06
4.346e-07
0
-7.68
-7.68

2019 QD
V=30.7, el.=42.8°
0.649
2112
2019-08-22
4.1e-07
0
-8.37
-8.37

2019 PO1
V=23.9, el.=147.5°
25.841
2064
2019-09-05
9.99e-05
0
-5.87
-6.08
NHATS target
2019 PG
V=25.0, el.=151.9°
21.020
2101
2019-08-25
2.02e-06
0
-6.39
-6.66

2019 ND7
V=22.4, el.=26.5°
12.871
2093
2019-08-27
4.89e-06
0
-3.49
-4.24

2018 YQ2
V=25.4, el.=156.5°
240.301
2115
2019-08-30
2.39e-11
0
-11.64
-11.64
NHATS target
2018 SD2
V=30.1, el.=66.7°
17.172
2065
2019-09-15
9.26e-05
0
-6.03
-6.62
NHATS target
2018 RF5
V=33.7, el.=45.1°
9.206
2103
2019-09-16
1.32e-05
0
-6.37
-6.56

2018 RQ4
V=31.8, el.=20.2°
11.174
2088
2019-08-25
3.27241e-06
0
-6.76
-7.13
NHATS target
2018 FE3
V=29.1, el.=28.2°
23.044
2090
2019-09-17
6.18e-06
0
-6.73
-6.74
NHATS target
2017 UQ6
V=29.4, el.=62.7°
19.013
2035
2019-08-21
2.81e-07
0
-7.93
-8.14
NHATS target
2016 TY55
V=28.6, el.=83.2°
9.071
2074
2019-09-17
1.52e-05
0
-6.13
-6.65
NHATS target
2015 ME131
V=21.7, el.=48.2°
1.841
2020
2019-08-20
3.20093e-08
0
-3.90
-4.72

2015 HV182
V=23.7, el.=46.3°
6.081
2045
2019-08-27
3.48775e-08
0
-4.92
-5.23
NHATS target
2014 HN197
V=26.6, el.=49.0°
2.032
2027
2019-08-27
6.48386e-08
0
-5.30
-6.22

2010 FD
V=30.0, el.=46.9°
30.106
2085
2019-09-04
1.5165e-06
0
-6.51
-6.54

2008 EM68
V=29.5, el.=4.5°
0.110
2020
2019-09-14
1.08449782e-05
0
-5.58
-6.25

2008 DB
V=27.2, el.=41.5°
4199.018
2110
2019-08-19
6.75e-10
0
-9.95
-9.95
NHATS target
	

Note: The above risk-rated objects stay listed here until scrolled off the CRT page for lack of news.

Visibility - apparent magnitude & solar elongation at 0600 UTC on Sept. 19th
           - V > 22.0 is out of view for most observers & V > 24.4 is out of view for almost everyone else
           - el. < 60.0° is leaving view for many observers & el. < 40.0° is out of view for everyone
Arc        - the longest observing arc (in days) used by either risk monitor for its risk analysis
VI#1       - the year with the earliest virtual impactor solution currently listed by either risk monitor
Last news  - last day UTC on which A/CC had news to report about this object's risk assessment
Cum. prob. - highest cumulative probability calculated for Earth impact (1.0/1.0e-06 = "one in a million")
TS         - highest Torino Scale rating reported by either risk monitor for this object
PS cum.    - highest Palermo Scale cumulative rating reported by either risk monitor
PS max.    - highest Palermo Scale maximum rating reported by either risk monitor


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