CRT 2006 January-June Object Archive

for objects discovered in 2006 that have appeared on the CRT page
but now have no impact solutions or are no longer under active observation

Object index

2006 AD
2006 AL4 [s]
2006 AM4
2006 AO3
2006 AO4
2006 AQ
2006 AR3
2006 AS2
2006 AU3 [s]
2006 AX44 [s]
2006 BB9 [s]
2006 BC8 [r,s]
2006 BC10
2006 BF56 [r,s]
2006 BG55
2006 BM8 [r,s]
2006 BO7 [r,s]
2006 BO55
2006 BQ6
2006 BT7
2006 BV39 [s]
2006 BY7 [s]
2006 BY8 [s]
2006 BZ7
2006 BZ147 [s]

2006 CD [r]
2006 CF
2006 CG
2006 CM10 [r]
2006 CN10
2006 CS
2006 CT [s]
2006 CT10
2006 CU
2006 CU10
2006 CY
2006 CY10
2006 DD1 [s]
2006 DL [s]
2006 DM63 [s,r]
2006 DO62 [r,s]
2006 DP62 [s]
2006 DT63 [s]
2006 DU62
2006 DV

2006 EB [s]
2006 EE1
2006 EF1 [s]
2006 EV52
2006 EY52
2006 FL10
2006 FW [s]
2006 FW33 [r,s]

2006 GA1
2006 GC [s]
2006 GC1
2006 GU2 [r,s]
2006 GY2
2006 GZ
2006 HB
2006 HD2
2006 HE2 [r,s]
2006 HF6 [r,s]
2006 HQ30
2006 HT30
2006 HW5 [s]
2006 HW57
2006 HX57 [r,s]
2006 HZ51

2006 JD42
2006 JE [r,s]
2006 JF42
2006 JY26 [r,s]
2006 JZ25
2006 KA
2006 KC40 [s]
2006 KD40
2006 KF100 [r]
2006 KK21
2006 KL21
2006 KM103
2006 KP21 [s]
2006 KQ1 [s]
2006 KQ21
2006 KT1
2006 KV86
2006 KY67 [s]

2006 LD1 [a]
2006 LK
2006 MJ10
2006 MS6

July & later objects

a = amateur discovery c = on CRT page r = has impact solution(s) s = small object (H>22.0)

2006 KF100

Current assessment: JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 390 meters (JPL 31 May 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-K82

Notes: 2006 KF100 was discovered by the Mt. Lemmon Survey on 30 May 2006 and announced the next day, which is when JPL posted it with a few low-rated impact solutions. It was not reported observed again.

Packed designation: K06KA0F

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

31 May

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2017-2071	3	-6.43	-6.60	0	1.037		4.4e-10	0.390

2006 JY26

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 7 meters (JPL 11 May 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-J38

Notes: 2006 JY26 was discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey on the morning of 6 May 2006 and announced on May 8th, which is when JPL posted it with impact solutions. This object passed the Moon at 0.38 lunar distance (LD) at 0304 on May 9th, passed Earth at 1.13 LD 21 hours later, and went out of view after being reported last observed on May 10th.

Packed designation: K06J26Y

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2073-2080	10	-4.14	-4.16	0	3.819

11 May

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2073-2106	69	-4.25	-4.32	0	3.819		5.4e-03	0.007

2006 JE

Current assessment: JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 58 meters (JPL 4 May 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-J13

Notes: 2006 JE was discovered by LINEAR on 1 May 2006 about 25 hours before it passed Earth at about 8.4 lunar distances. The discovery was announced on May 2nd, which is when JPL posted it with two low-rated impact solutions many decades away.

Packed designation: K06J00E

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

4 May

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2094-2106	2	-5.18	-5.19	0	0.923		1.5e-06	0.058

2006 HX57

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 31 meters (JPL 14 Sept. 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-J04

Notes: 2006 HX57 was discovered by LONEOS on 30 April and was announced the next day. Probably on May 1st, but noted by A/CC on the 2nd, JPL posted this object with three very low-rated impact solutions. NEODyS posted it on May 2nd.

2006 HX57 passed Earth at 3.0 lunar distances on May 6th. It went technically out of view for most NEO observers on May 9th and for large telescopes about a week later. It was last reported by Great Shefford Observatory from May 6th. On Sept. 14th an additional (third) set of LONEOS observations were published from this object's discovery date of April 30th.

Packed designation: K06H57X

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

14 Sept.

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2045-2065	2	-5.95	-6.02	0	5.900		1.7e-06	0.031

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2045-2065	2	-5.90	-5.97	0	5.900

28 May

2006 HF6

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 43 meters (JPL 8 May 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-H25

Notes: 2006 HF6 passed Earth at 1.9 lunar distances on 18 April 2006 and was discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey three days later. The discovery was announced on April 22nd, which is when JPL and NEODyS posted it as an impact risk.

2006 HF6 was calculated to go out of view for many NEO observers around May 8th and was last reported observed May 7th.

Packed designation: K06H06F

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2053-2079	18	-4.74	-5.37	0	15.899

8 May

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2068-2070	7	-4.88	-5.35	0	15.899		6.8e-06	0.043

2006 HE2

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 17 meters (JPL 23 April 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-H15

Notes: 2006 HE2 was discovered on 19 April 2006 by the Catalina Sky Survey and was announced the next day, which is when JPL posted it as an impact risk. On April 22nd NEODyS posted it as a risk and this small object passed Earth at about 2.7 lunar distances.

2006 HE2 went out of view on April 25th.

Packed designation: K06H02E

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2066-2066	1	-8.59	-8.59	0	3.125

23 April

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2069-2103	5	-6.78	-6.98	0	3.125		2.2e-06	0.017

2006 GU2

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 9 meters (JPL 10 April 2006 estimate)

Circulars: MPEC 2006-G33

Notes: 2006 GU2 passed Earth at about 2.6 lunar distances on 1 April 2006 and was discovered by the Mt. Lemmon Survey on the 7th. This was announced on April 10th, which is when JPL posted 2006 GU2 as an impact risk. NEODyS posted it the next day.

2006 GU2 was calculated to go out of view for most NEO observers on April 12th, and it was not reported observed again.

Packed designation: K06G02U

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2022-2080	22	-6.57	-6.64	0	2.004

11 April

10 April

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2022-2104	66	-6.49	-6.88	0	2.004		9.7e-06	0.009

2006 FW33

Current assessment: JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 79 meters (JPL 29 March 2006 estimate, see Notes)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-F47

Notes: 2006 FW33 was discovered on 26 March 2006 by the Mt. Lemmon Survey and announced on the 29th, which is when JPL posted it with impact solutions.

When calculating H for this object -- its absolute magnitude and the only indication of size, the nominal orbit would have it at H=20.2, very roughly 320 meters in diameter. But the mean H calculated from JPL's virtual impact orbits, H=23.2, cuts the size estimate to a fourth of that.

This object was not reported observed again after discovery and was calculated to go out out of view for most NEO observers on April 11th and became lost, although theoretically in view for large telescopes into early August.

Packed designation: K06F33W

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

29 March

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2012-2103	59	-6.04	-6.59	0	2.905		7.2e-08	0.079

2006 DO62

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 7 meters (JPL 27 Feb. 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-D52

Notes: 2006 DO62 was discovered and solely confirmed by the Mt. Lemmon Survey early on 24 Feb. 2006 some 33 hours before it passed Earth at about 2.0 lunar distances. It went out of view for most NEO observers on the 26th and the discovery was announced on the 27th, which is when JPL posted it with impact solutions. NEODyS posted it on the 28th.

Packed designation: K06D62O

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2050-2079	8	-7.97	-8.29	0	0.127

28 Feb.

27 Feb.

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2036-2095	11	-7.45	-7.87	0	0.127		1.6e-06	0.007

2006 DM63

Current assessments: NEODyS [backup] & JPL NEOPO

Diameter: 15 meters (JPL 17 March 2006 estimate)

JPL: Orbit Viewer NEODyS: object home page [backup] & observations [backup]

Circulars: MPEC 2006-D61

Notes: 2006 DM63 zoomed into the Earth-Moon system and, according to JPL, passed Earth at 0.6 lunar distance on 24 Feb. 2006. The Mt. Lemmon Survey caught it on the 27th, which was announced on the 28th, only a few days before this small object went out of view. JPL posted it as an impact risk on the 28th, and NEODyS on March 2nd.

Packed designation: K06D63M

NEODyS Clomon Assessment

JPL NEOPO Sentry Assessment

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days
2031-2073	25	-4.61	-4.99	0	0.930

17 March

Years	VI	PS Cum	PS Max	T S	Arc Days		Prob Cum	Diam
2031-2093	37	-4.55	-4.92	0	0.930		1.2e-04	0.015

CRT 2006 January-June Object Archive

for objects discovered in 2006 that have appeared on the CRT page but now have no impact solutions or are no longer under active observation

2006 MS6

2006 MJ10

2006 LK

2006 LD1

2006 KY67

2006 KV86

2006 KT1

2006 KQ21

2006 KQ1

2006 KP21

2006 KM103

2006 KL21

2006 KK21

2006 KF100

2006 KD40

2006 KC40

2006 KA

2006 JZ25

2006 JY26

2006 JF42

2006 JE

2006 JD42

2006 HZ51

2006 HX57

2006 HW57

2006 HW5

2006 HT30

2006 HQ30

2006 HF6

2006 HE2

2006 HD2

2006 HB

2006 GZ

2006 GY2

2006 GU2

2006 GC1

2006 GC

2006 GA1

2006 FW33

2006 FW

2006 FL10

2006 EY52

2006 EV52

2006 EF1

2006 EE1

2006 EB

2006 DV

2006 DU62

2006 DT63

2006 DP62

2006 DO62

2006 DM63

2006 DL

2006 DD1

2006 CY10

2006 CY

for objects discovered in 2006 that have appeared on the CRT page
but now have no impact solutions or are no longer under active observation