11 Jul '07 Major News

Artist's concept of Stardust spacecraft. Credit: Lockheed Martin.

An artist's concept of the Stardust spacecraft approaching a comet. The Stardust mission, with its original mission accomplished, has been assigned a new comet flyby task -- see news below and last week. Credit: Lockheed Martin.

Contents on 11 July '07

Minor-Object News -- nine items
Minor-Object Science -- none yet today
IAU Minor Planet Center
- NEOCP Activity -- two listings: 2 updated
- New MPECs -- one MPEC
- Observers -- nine observing facilities
Impact Risk Monitoring -- nothing to report
Chronology

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Minor-Object News on 11 July '07

Kitt Peak update: The Kitt Peak National Observatory (KPNO) reported this morning local time that it "will remain closed Wednesday and Thursday, July 11-12, because of the continued high level of activity by the general fire response effort and its heavy use of equipment and supplies staged from Kitt Peak. Scientific observing (including tenant observatories) may return to a limited schedule on Friday night, July 13." The Southwest Coordination Center's morning news release (544Kb PDF) states that "Burnout operations were conducted Tuesday to build wide fire lines on the northeast and south sides of the Alambre Fire. The operations were successful and contributed to the 50 percent containment achieved by firefighters working on boxing in the 6,118-acre fire... Retardant and hand lines continued to hold on the northern edge of the fire. No further advance toward Kitt Peak National Observatories was observed, although firefighters remain in place on the peak where they continue working on reducing fuel loads in close proximity to the buildings and other resources on the site."
- "Fire near Kitt Peak 50% contained," Tucson Citizen 11 July - Quote: "Fire authorities estimate the fire will be fully contained by 6 p.m. Saturday."
- "Firefighters Gain Upper Hand On Wildfires," AP at KPHO-TV 11 July - Quote: "Firefighters made significant progress Tuesday on a wildfire burning about two miles south of the Kitt Peak National Observatory, and officials said the threat to the observatory was significantly reduced."
"Great Perseids," Science@NASA 11 July - Quote: "It's going to be a great show... The Moon is new on August 12th -- which means no moonlight, dark skies and plenty of meteors."
"Comets Contain Fewer Ingredients Than Thought, Study Says," National Geographic 11 July - Quote: "For a comet to have a composition of a few chemicals, the area where the comet was born must also have had a limited array of chemicals... This may show less mixing of materials in the outer solar nebula ... than previously believed."
- "Comet chemistry theory put to the test," AFP at The Independent 11 July - Quote: "[Studying dying comet 73P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 3] has prompted astronomers to take issue with a mainstream theory about the impact of "space weather" on these enigmatic wanderers of the Solar System [oberving that] cometary chemistry appears to be the same, inside and out."
"Colo.-built space probes will be returned to duty," Denver Business Journal 10 July - Quote: "Two successful space probes built by Colorado companies received new assignments Tuesday... Littleton-based Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. won part of a $25 million contract from NASA to manage a mission to fly the Stardust spacecraft it built to pass the comet Tempel 1 and map the comet's surface ... on Valentine's Day 2011... Broomfield-based Ball Aerospace ... landed a contract ... for the Deep Impact craft to fly within 300 miles of Comet Boethin on Dec. 5 2008."
- "New Mission Given to Stardust Spacecraft," Lockheed Martin 10 July - Quote: "Following a deep space maneuver in September, and an Earth flyby in January 2009, we're planning on passing Tempel 1 by only 120 miles (200 km)... We should be able to clearly see the crater created by Deep Impact which was hidden by debris from the collision [at the time in 2005]."
"Comet Linear Graces the Northern Sky," Sky & Telescope 10 July - Quote: "Comet Linear (C/2006 VZ13), now crossing through Draco and Bootes [has become] an easy sight through 10x50 binoculars in a dark, transparent sky... It will probably peak in brightness shortly after July 14th, when it comes nearest to Earth [then] fade gradually until perihelion, its closest approach to the Sun, on August 10th."

Minor-Object Science on 11 July '07

No science papers are known or prepared yet today.

NEOCP Activity on 11 July '07

The MPC's NEO Confirmation Page has 2 listings: 2 updated

When last checked at 2357 UTC today, the Minor Planet Center's NEO discovery Confirmation Page (NEOCP) had two updated listings. Of these, one was a "one nighter."

New MPECs on 11 July '07

Minor Planet Electronic Circulars

As of last check at 2357 UTC, there has been one MPEC issued today from the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

<< DOU on 11 July '07 >> MPEC 2007-N27 - "06:07 UT" - Daily Orbit Update

Observations of almost-small asteroids (21.7<H<=22.0)
K06U17Q 2006 UQ17 (arc=162 days, H=21.9 ~141m) from program code 1 via Pulkovo Obs. (2006 Dec. 24.85p1, 2006 Dec. 25.74p2, Jan. 12.94p2 & 30.94-98p4)
Observations of other objects
K07L32R 2007 LR32 (arc=44 days, H=17.2 ~1.23 km) from Iluro Obs. (July 7.03-04p3)
K07H03W 2007 HW3 (Q=4.273 AU, arc=84 days, H=20.5 ~269m) from Great Shefford Obs. (July 11.02-04p3)
K07B50B 2007 BB50 (Q=4.885 AU, arc=85 days, H=18.5 ~676m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 24.05p2)
K07A02T 2007 AT2 (arc=91 days, H=19.6 ~407m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 18.90-91p2, 20.88p2, 23.96p1 & 24.97p2)
K07A02B 2007 AB2 (arc=58 days, H=20.3 ~295m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.90p2, 19.07p2 & 24.79p1)
K07A00G 2007 AG (Q=0.990 AU, arc=39 days, H=20.1 ~323m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.75p1)
K06Y01U 2006 YU1 (Q=4.109 AU, arc=84 days, H=20.9 ~224m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.97p1)
K06Y00D 2006 YD (Q=4.443 AU, arc=2 opp, H=17.5 ~1.07 km) from the FTP education program via Faulkes Telescope North (July 10.57-58p2)
K06W01H 2006 WH1 (arc=2 opp, H=20.2 ~309m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.84p2)
K06V13D 2006 VD13 (arc=2 opp, H=19.0 ~537m) from New Millennium Obs. (March 14.85-97p10)
K06V02V 2006 VV2 (arc=2 opp, H=16.8 ~1.48 km) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.86p1, 2006 Dec. 20.02p1, Jan. 20.85-86p2, 30.74p1, 31.76p2, Feb. 8.82p1, 9.75p1 & 12.86p2)
K06UL6N 2006 UN216 (Q=5.188 AU, arc=164 days, H=18.9 ~562m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 20.03-04p2, 2006 Dec. 24.93p1 & Jan. 12.90-91p2)
K06U00M 2006 UM (arc=210 days, H=18.5 ~676m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 25.70p2 & Jan. 10.66p2)
K06SD4J 2006 SJ134 (arc=2 opp, H=18.0 ~851m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.99p2, 24.86p3, 25.01p1, 26.07p2, 29.15p2, 30.92p2 & 31.07p1)
K06P01A 2006 PA1 (arc=2 opp, H=19.7 ~389m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 26.06p2, 2006 Dec. 30.12p2 & Jan. 29.18p1)
K06J42F 2006 JF42 (q=0.281 AU, arc=2 opp, H=19.0 ~537m) from Mt. John Obs. (July 10.31-32p3)
K05W56J 2005 WJ56 (arc=2 opp, H=17.9 ~891m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 15.69p1, Jan. 12.75p1 & 20.80p2)
K05G00G 2005 GG (arc=3 opp, H=16.0 ~2.14 km, q=0.694 AU) from the Siding Spring Survey (SSS) (July 10.70-72p4)
K05E70K 2005 EK70 (arc=3 opp, H=17.6 ~1.02 km) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 20.82p1)
K04X14P 2004 XP14 (arc=2 opp, H=19.4 ~446m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 July 4.87-89p6, 2006 July 5.87-92p25 & 2006 July 6.89-90p9)
K04X14L 2004 XL14 (arc=2 opp, H=21.3 ~186m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.89p4)
K04P42T 2004 PT42 (i=48.9°, arc=3 opp, H=17.2 ~1.23 km) from SSS (July 10.77-79p4)
K02T60D 2002 TD60 (arc=2 opp, H=19.3 ~467m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.99p2, 2006 Dec. 30.13-14p2, Feb. 20.07-08p2, 24.09p2 & 26.11p1)
K02A11N 2002 AN11 (arc=2 opp, H=18.2 ~776m) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 24.88p1 & Jan. 17.01p1)
F5341 155341 2006 SA218 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 19.02p1, 24.00p1, Feb. 7.96p1, 9.96p1, 11.03-04p2, 19.93p2, 24.00-01p2 & 26.07p2)
F2931 152931 2000 EA107 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 10.65p1 & 17.67p1)
F2895 152895 2000 CQ101 from SSS (July 10.54-55p2)
E3992 143992 2004 AF from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 12.98p1)
E1018 141018 2001 WC47 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.89p2, 18.91p2, 20.91-92p2 & 31.82p2)
E0158 140158 2001 SX169 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.79p2)
D9622 139622 2001 QQ142 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 30.75-78p3 & 31.80p2)
D8127 138127 2000 EE14 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 20.15p2 & 24.14p2)
D8095 138095 2000 DK79 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.72p2 & 2006 Dec. 25.67p1)
D7925 137925 2000 BJ19 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.93-94p2 & 23.99p2)
D7805 137805 1999 YK5 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 30.20p2 & Jan. 25.18p2)
D7084 137084 1998 XS16 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 25.89-90p2, Jan. 17.02p1, 19.01p2 & 23.96p1)
D7078 137078 1998 XZ4 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.85p2 & 2006 Dec. 25.73p1)
D7062 137062 1998 WM from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.80-81p2 & 2006 Dec. 18.82-83p2)
87309 87309 2000 QP from Iluro Obs. (July 7.06-07p2)
86324 86324 1999 WA2 from LINEAR (July 10.34-39p3)
86039 86039 1999 NC43 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.67p1, 17.65p2, Feb. 19.77p1 & 25.83p2) and New Millennium Obs. (March 14.85-95p10)
85953 85953 1999 FK21 from New Millennium Obs. (March 14.83-88p7)
85275 85275 1994 LY from San Benedetto Po Obs. (July 5.87p2)
68216 68216 2001 CV26 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 30.21p1, Feb. 20.13p1 & 24.14-15p2)
53435 53435 1999 VM40 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.98p2, 2006 Dec. 25.98p2, 2006 Dec. 30.14-15p2, Jan. 25.15-16p2, 25.74p2, 26.15p2, 31.16-17p2, 31.88p2, Feb. 2.02p2, 8.06p2, 9.15p2, 10.05p2, 10.16p2, 11.14p2, 20.07p2, 24.08p2 & 26.10p2)
42286 42286 2001 TN41 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.87p2, 2006 Dec. 20.03p2, 2006 Dec. 24.87p2, 2006 Dec. 25.82-83p2, Jan. 12.81-82p2, 20.87-88p2, 31.77-78p2 & Feb. 12.90p1)
31221 31221 1998 BP26 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 25.98-99p2, 2006 Dec. 30.15-16p2, Jan. 24.84p2, 25.14-15p2, 31.15p2, 31.96p1, Feb. 2.03-04p2, 8.04p2, 9.14p1, 10.04p2, 10.15p1, 11.13p2, 19.98p2, 23.11p1, 23.95-96p2 & 26.04p2)
25916 25916 2001 CP44 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.86p2, 2006 Dec. 17.84p1, 2006 Dec. 18.83p2, 2006 Dec. 25.81p2, Jan. 12.77p1, 16.89p2 & 20.78p2)
24443 24443 2000 OG from San Benedetto Po Obs. (July 5.86-87p4)
22771 22771 1999 CU3 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 19.99p1 & 26.08p2)
21088 21088 1992 BL2 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.70-71p2, 2006 Dec. 17.72p1, 2006 Dec. 25.67-68p2, Jan. 20.76-77p2, 31.73p1 & Feb. 19.77p1)
16834 16834 1997 WU22 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.90p2, 2006 Dec. 20.00p2, 2006 Dec. 24.90-91p2, 2006 Dec. 25.85-86p2, Jan. 12.84p2, 16.96p1, 18.98p2 & 20.82p2)
10165 10165 1995 BL2 from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 8.91p1, 2006 Dec. 18.91p1, 2006 Dec. 24.89p2 & 2006 Dec. 26.01p2)
07341 7341 1991 VK from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.73p2, 2006 Dec. 17.73-74p2, 2006 Dec. 22.79-80p2, 2006 Dec. 24.73p2 & 2006 Dec. 25.66p2)
05751 5751 Zao (1992 AC) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.73p1, 31.70-71p2, Feb. 12.74p2 & 19.76p1)
05693 5693 1993 EA from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 30.16p1, Jan. 24.87p2, 25.12p2, 29.20p2, 31.14p1, 31.93p2, Feb. 10.02p1, 11.11p1, 19.95p2, 24.04p2 & 26.07p2)
05646 5646 1990 TR from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.96p2, 2006 Dec. 25.94p1, 2006 Dec. 30.11-12p2, Jan. 12.96p2 & 18.99p2)
05626 5626 1991 FE from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 26.04p2, 2006 Dec. 30.10p2, Jan. 13.03p2, 24.90p2, 25.04-05p2, 26.09p2, 29.17p2, 31.05p2, 31.91-92p2, Feb. 1.02-03p2, 7.98p2, 9.08p2, 9.98p2, 11.05-06p2, 13.03p1, 19.93p2, 23.93-94p2 & 26.03p2)
05143 5143 Heracles (1991 VL) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.74p2, 2006 Dec. 7.87p2, 2006 Dec. 17.73p2, 2006 Dec. 18.79p1 & 2006 Dec. 25.68-69p2)
05011 5011 Ptah (6743 P-L) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.71p2, 2006 Dec. 17.71p1, 2006 Dec. 22.70p2, 2006 Dec. 24.72p1 & 2006 Dec. 25.65p2)
04544 4544 Xanthus (1989 FB) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 30.19p2, Jan. 25.17p2, 31.20p2, 31.88p1, Feb. 10.11p1, 20.10-11p2, 24.12p2 & 26.15p1)
04341 4341 Poseidon (1987 KF) from SSS (July 10.48-51p3)
04257 4257 Ubasti (1987 QA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 20.13p2, 24.14p2 & 26.14p2)
04055 4055 Magellan (1985 DO2) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Feb. 19.97p1 & 26.00p1)
03554 3554 Amun (1986 EB) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 22.68p2, 2006 Dec. 23.70p1, Jan. 10.68p2, 12.72p2, 17.70p1, 20.77p2, 24.66p2, 25.69p1, 30.74p1, 31.74-75p2, Feb. 8.80p2, 12.84-85p2 & 19.85p1)
03200 3200 Phaethon (1983 TB) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.73-74p2)
03199 3199 Nefertiti (1982 RA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 30.19-20p2, Jan. 31.13p2, Feb. 2.04p1, 8.09p1, 9.10p2, 11.07p2, 20.04p2, 23.12p2, 24.03-04p2 & 26.01-02p2)
03103 3103 Eger (1982 BB) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 26.06-07p2, 2006 Dec. 30.14p2, Jan. 24.93-94p2, 25.10p2, 29.21p2, 31.05-06p2, 31.95-96p2, Feb. 1.04p2, 2.03p2, 8.03-04p2, 9.13p2, 10.03-04p2, 10.15p1, 11.13p2, 20.04p2, 23.13p1, 24.07-08p2 & 26.09p2)
02212 2212 Hephaistos (1978 SB) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 8.90p2, 2006 Dec. 18.95p2, 2006 Dec. 24.82-83p2, 2006 Dec. 25.89p2, 2006 Dec. 30.11p2, Jan. 12.87p2, 18.90p2, 20.93p2, 22.87p2, 24.62-63p4, 24.69p1, 25.06p2, 25.70p2, 26.10-11p2, 30.77p2, 31.04p2, 31.79p2, Feb. 1.02p2, 1.95-96p2, 7.93p2, 8.86p2, 9.76-77p2, 12.88p2, 19.85p2, 20.86-87p4, 23.86p2 & 25.87p2)
02100 2100 Ra-Shalom (1978 RA) from SSS (July 10.80-81p4)
02059 2059 Baboquivari (1963 UA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 22.69p2)
01980 1980 Tezcatlipoca (1950 LA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 11.91p2, 2006 Dec. 18.91p2, 2006 Dec. 19.98p2, 2006 Dec. 24.92p2, 2006 Dec. 25.86p2, 2006 Dec. 29.97p2, Jan. 12.85p2, 16.90p2, 18.89p2, 20.83p2, 24.74p2, 25.74p2, 31.80-81p2, Feb. 7.85-86p2, 8.79p2, 9.79p2, 12.79p2, 19.77p2 & 25.82p2)
01943 1943 Anteros (1973 EC) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 7.84p2, 2006 Dec. 18.89-90p2, 2006 Dec. 19.07p1, 2006 Dec. 19.89p2, 2006 Dec. 24.89-90p2, 2006 Dec. 25.85p2, Jan. 12.83p2, 16.95-96p2, 18.96p2, 20.81p2, 23.92p2, 31.78p1, Feb. 8.78p1, 9.76p2 & 12.83p1) and New Millennium Obs. (March 14.83-96p11)
01866 1866 Sisyphus (1972 XA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 8.97p1, 2006 Dec. 18.95p2, 2006 Dec. 25.93p2, 2006 Dec. 30.15p2, Jan. 12.98p2, 24.70p2, 25.15p2, 25.71p2, 26.20p2, 30.85p2, 31.19-20p2, 31.83p2, Feb. 1.06p2, 1.99p2, 8.05p2, 9.83p2, 20.06p2, 20.74p2, 24.08-09p2 & 25.85p2) and New Millennium Obs. (March 14.86-97p10)
01864 1864 Daedalus (1971 FA) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (Jan. 12.65p1, 17.64-65p2, 20.69p2, 25.66p2, 31.68p2, Feb. 8.75p2, 12.75p1, 19.80p1 & 25.84p1)
01685 1685 Toro (1948 OA) from SSS (July 10.52-55p4)
01627 1627 Ivar (1929 SH) from Pulkovo Obs./code 1 (2006 Dec. 18.97-98p2, 2006 Dec. 20.05p2, 2006 Dec. 24.96p1, 2006 Dec. 25.95p2, Jan. 12.92-93p2, 19.06p2, 24.78p2, 25.02p2, 25.77p2, 26.07p2, Feb. 1.96-97p2, 7.94p2, 8.88p2, 9.86p2, 11.01-02p2, 12.97p2 & 25.98p2) and New Millennium Obs. (March 14.86-95p8)

Observers on 11 July '07

Nine observing facilities appear in today's MPECs.

`F653`	FTP education program via Faulkes Telescope North in Hawaii, 1 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2006 YD
`J95`	Great Shefford Obs. in England, 1 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2007 HW3
`B19`	Iluro Obs. in Spain, 2 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2007 LR32, 87309
`704`	LINEAR in New Mexico, 1 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 86324
`474`	Mt. John Obs. in New Zealand, 1 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2006 JF42
`A24`	New Millennium Obs. in Italy, 6 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2006 VD13, 86039, 85953, 1943, 1866, 1627
`0841`	program code 1 via Pulkovo Obs. in Russia, 62 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2006 UQ17, 2007 BB50, 2007 AT2, 2007 AB2, 2007 AG, 2006 YU1, 2006 WH1, 2006 VV2, 2006 UN216, 2006 UM, 2006 SJ134, 2006 PA1, 2005 WJ56, 2005 EK70, 2004 XP14, 2004 XL14, 2002 TD60, 2002 AN11, 155341, 152931, 143992, 141018, 140158, 139622, 138127, 138095, 137925, 137805, 137084, 137078, 137062, 86039, 68216, 53435, 42286, 31221, 25916, 22771, 21088, 16834, 10165, 7341, 5751, 5693, 5646, 5626, 5143, 5011, 4544, 4257, 4055, 3554, 3200, 3199, 3103, 2212, 2059, 1980, 1943, 1866, 1864, 1627
`434`	San Benedetto Po Obs. in Italy, 2 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 85275, 24443
`E12`	Siding Spring Survey in New South Wales, 6 in MPEC 2007-N27 -- 2005 GG, 2004 PT42, 152895, 4341, 2100, 1685

Impact Risk Monitoring on 11 July '07

At last check (NEODyS and JPL at 2357 UTC) there was no risk monitoring news to report yet today.

Chronology on 11 July '07

Times are UTC for when the items were noted by Major News.

2018	Added news report, "Kitt Peak update" Added link to news story, "Comets Contain Fewer Ingredients Than Thought, Study Says" Added link to news story, "Great Perseids" Added link to news story, "Comet chemistry theory put to the test" Added link to news story, "Fire near Kitt Peak 50% contained"
1448	Added link to news story, "Colo.-built space probes will be returned to duty" Added link to news story, "Firefighters Gain Upper Hand On Wildfires" Added link to news story, "New Mission Given to Stardust Spacecraft" Added link to news story, "Comet Linear Graces the Northern Sky"
1405	Grabbed MPEC 2007-N27 - Daily Orbit Update - see above

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