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The NEO Confirmation Page

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See this list in R.A. order

Select object(s) from the current list of objects needing confirmation (NEO prob, class, discovery date, rough current position and magnitude given):

All objects with V = to , with Decl. between ° and °, with an NEO probability of % to %

or just the objects selected below: 

 UKAAAAF 100 1 [2013 May 18.4 UT.   R.A. = 23 20.9, Decl. = +16 37, V = 17.5] Added May 18.51 UT [1 nighter]
 UKAAA8F  65 3 [2013 May 18.3 UT.   R.A. = 17 39.6, Decl. = +17 52, V = 20.8] Added May 18.50 UT [1 nighter]
 UK10E1F  90 1 [2013 May 18.3 UT.   R.A. = 15 32.5, Decl. = -06 05, V = 17.5] Updated May 18.99 UT *
 UKAA580 100 1 [2013 May 18.2 UT.   R.A. = 15 03.3, Decl. = -12 15, V = 20.8] Updated May 18.38 UT [1 nighter]
 UKA9DD2  75 2 [2013 May 17.4 UT.   R.A. = 21 50.2, Decl. = +08 01, V = 20.9] Updated May 19.02 UT
 UKA9DCE  63 3 [2013 May 17.4 UT.   R.A. = 21 50.5, Decl. = +08 10, V = 20.2] Updated May 19.02 UT
 UKA9DD3  61 2 [2013 May 17.4 UT.   R.A. = 22 03.1, Decl. = +08 50, V = 21.1] Updated May 19.02 UT
 UKA9C5A  90 1 [2013 May 17.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 37.6, Decl. = -12 11, V = 19.4] Updated May 18.39 UT *
 UKA9BF9  87 1 [2013 May 17.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 08.3, Decl. = -13 21, V = 19.7] Updated May 18.64 UT
 UK0FCA4  90 1 [2013 May 15.3 UT.   R.A. = 14 58.9, Decl. = -12 33, V = 19.7] Updated May 18.49 UT
 P107efT 100 2 [2013 May 16.5 UT.   R.A. = 22 10.0, Decl. = -09 44, V = 21.4] Added May 17.04 UT [1 nighter]
 P107dsf  90 3 [2013 May 16.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 20.2, Decl. = -18 28, V = 20.4] Added May 17.01 UT [1 nighter]
 P107dsg  41 2 [2013 May 16.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 37.5, Decl. = -15 56, V = 20.0] Updated May 19.02 UT
 P107dHY  66 3 [2013 May 16.5 UT.   R.A. = 22 00.5, Decl. = -01 03, V = 20.6] Updated May 19.02 UT
 P107dGR 100 2 [2013 May 16.5 UT.   R.A. = 22 15.6, Decl. = -01 01, V = 20.4] Added May 16.99 UT [1 nighter]
 UKA82A6  43 2 [2013 May 16.2 UT.   R.A. = 14 58.3, Decl. = -16 21, V = 19.7] Updated May 19.01 UT
 UKA8D52  90 2 [2013 May 16.3 UT.   R.A. = 16 14.4, Decl. = -22 14, V = 19.7] Updated May 19.02 UT
 UK100BA  90 1 [2013 May 16.3 UT.   R.A. = 16 53.2, Decl. = +08 50, V = 19.5] Updated May 18.49 UT *
 UKA82A9  93 2 [2013 May 16.2 UT.   R.A. = 14 58.7, Decl. = -18 17, V = 20.9] Updated May 19.01 UT
 UKA8176 100 1 [2013 May 16.2 UT.   R.A. = 14 55.4, Decl. = -24 46, V = 21.1] Updated May 19.00 UT *
 UKA80C3 100 2 [2013 May 16.2 UT.   R.A. = 14 05.1, Decl. = -10 14, V = 21.2] Added May 16.32 UT [1 nighter]
 PTF71B   74 2 [2013 May 15.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 28.6, Decl. = +36 16, V = 20.3] Updated May 19.01 UT
 P107c4f  94 3 [2013 May 11.2 UT.   R.A. = 08 25.2, Decl. = +26 04, V = 20.9] Added May 16.10 UT [1 nighter]
 P107dkN  88 3 [2013 May 15.5 UT.   R.A. = 17 09.2, Decl. = -11 27, V = 20.4] Added May 16.10 UT [1 nighter]
 P107dsd  90 1 [2013 May 15.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 11.6, Decl. = +53 23, V = 21.2] Updated May 18.12 UT
 P107cZ3 100 1 [2013 May 15.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 38.1, Decl. = -16 32, V = 21.1] Added May 15.72 UT * [1 nighter]
 SW40oo  100 2 [2013 May 15.3 UT.   R.A. = 16 16.5, Decl. = +12 24, V = 20.8] Added May 15.46 UT [1 nighter]
 UJ0EA96 100 1 [2013 May 15.4 UT.   R.A. = 16 34.4, Decl. = +59 00, V = 19.4] Updated May 18.89 UT
 UJA6C27  88 1 [2013 May 15.3 UT.   R.A. = 14 07.8, Decl. = -12 54, V = 20.8] Updated May 18.21 UT
 UJ0DCE3  35 1 [2013 May 13.3 UT.   R.A. = 15 16.7, Decl. = +15 57, V = 20.3] Updated May 17.44 UT
 UJ0D2AE  10 2 [2013 May 13.1 UT.   R.A. = 12 30.8, Decl. = -10 10, V = 19.9] Updated May 18.20 UT
 P107c6y  86 3 [2013 May 12.4 UT.   R.A. = 15 25.5, Decl. = -04 48, V = 22.2] Updated May 15.33 UT
 UJ0B61F  10 1 [2013 May 09.3 UT.   R.A. = 17 14.3, Decl. = +37 54, V = 19.7] Updated May 18.63 UT

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If none of these objects are within the capabilities of your system, check out the Dates of Last Observation of NEOs not seen recently (in R.A. order), the list of bright recovery opportunities, or the Spaceguard Central Node's Priority List for alternate useful targets.

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