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    M.P.E.C. 1997-S16                                Issued 1997 Sept. 30, 21:34 UT
    
         The Minor Planet Electronic Circulars contain information on unusual
             minor planets and routine data on comets.  They are published
       on behalf of Commission 20 of the International Astronomical Union by the
              Minor Planet Center, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory,
                              Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.
    
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                                       1997 SZ10
    
    Observations:
         J97S10Z  C1997 09 07.44656 00 47 41.90 +05 47 57.8          23.0 R      675
         J97S10Z  C1997 09 07.46976 00 47 41.78 +05 47 57.3          23.1 R      675
         J97S10Z* C1997 09 24.43753 00 46 08.92 +05 39 50.7                      568
         J97S10Z  C1997 09 24.51529 00 46 08.55 +05 39 48.5                      568
         J97S10Z  C1997 09 27.34124 00 45 52.03 +05 38 18.8                      696
         J97S10Z  C1997 09 27.43969 00 45 51.43 +05 38 16.1          23.0 R      696
    
    Observer details:
    568 Mauna Kea.  Observer D. Jewitt.  Measurer G. V. Williams.  2.2-m
        University of Hawaii reflector + CCD.
    675 Palomar Mountain.  Observers B. Gladman, P. Nicholson, J. A. Burns.
        Measurer B. Gladman.  5-m Hale Telescope + CCD.
    696 Whipple Observatory, Mt. Hopkins.  Observer C. W. Hergenrother.
        1.2-m reflector + CCD.
    
    Orbital elements:
    1997 SZ10
    The following assumed 2:3 Neptune-resonance orbital elements keep the
    object more than 15 AU from Neptune over a 14 000-year period
    Epoch 1997 Sept. 9.0 TT = JDT 2450700.5                 Marsden
    M 359.54531              (2000.0)            P               Q
    n   0.00395749     Peri.    3.48096     +0.97408007     -0.22317901
    a  39.5843033      Node     9.65563     +0.20186751     +0.78412258
    e   0.2013448      Incl.   12.69742     +0.10206627     +0.57908799
    P 249              H    8.5           G   0.15
    From 6 observations 1997 Sept. 7-27.
    
    Ephemeris:
    1997 SZ10                a,e,i = 39.58, 0.20, 13                 q = 31.614
    Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
    1997 09 29    00 45.71   +05 37.5   30.620   31.614   173.2     0.2    23.5
    1997 10 09    00 44.72   +05 32.1   30.617   31.614   176.6     0.1    23.5
    1997 10 19    00 43.75   +05 26.8   30.645   31.614   166.5     0.4    23.5
    1997 10 29    00 42.83   +05 21.8   30.702   31.614   156.3     0.7    23.6
    1997 11 08    00 42.00   +05 17.3   30.787   31.614   146.1     1.0    23.6
    1997 11 18    00 41.29   +05 13.6   30.898   31.614   135.8     1.2    23.6
    1997 11 28    00 40.73   +05 10.7   31.030   31.614   125.6     1.5    23.7
    1997 12 08    00 40.35   +05 08.9   31.180   31.614   115.3     1.6    23.7
    1997 12 18    00 40.15   +05 08.3   31.343   31.614   105.1     1.7    23.7
    1997 12 28    00 40.16   +05 08.9   31.514   31.614    94.9     1.8    23.7
    1998 01 07    00 40.37   +05 10.8   31.688   31.614    84.8     1.8    23.7
    1998 01 17    00 40.77   +05 14.0   31.859   31.614    74.7     1.7    23.7
    1998 01 27    00 41.37   +05 18.4   32.022   31.614    64.7     1.6    23.7
    
    Brian G. Marsden             (C) Copyright 1997 MPC           M.P.E.C. 1997-S16
    

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