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SB Identification

This tool provides a list of small-bodies only (asteroids and/or comets) which are likely contained in the specified field on the specified date/time.

Current Settings

Observation Time [change] :  {current time and zone}
Observer Location [change] :  not defined
Search Region [change] :  Corners (R.A./Dec. ) = ( / ), ( / )
Observer Constraints [change] : 

Specify Observer Location:

You can specify a topocentric observer location by choosing from a list of major world cities, by choosing from a list of world-wide observatories, or by giving the latitude, longitude, and altitude.

Please select from from the following list:


Lookup Named Location

       

Use observatory code numbers (if you know them) or names. For example, enter "675" to select the Palomar Mountain main site. Or, enter "palomar" for a list of matching sites.



Choose from a List

of...





    or     :



Specify Observer Coordinates

Longitude and Latitude can be entered as either "degrees minutes seconds" or decimal degrees. In either case, they should alway be positive and use the appropriate East/West and North/South selections. If entering "degrees minutes seconds" use spaces or commas between elements. If Altitude is unknown, zero can be used for optical sites without much loss of accuracy.

Longitude: (degrees )
Latitude: (degrees )
( above the reference ellipsoid {WGS-84, or approx. sea level})

      
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