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    M.P.E.C. 2001-V18                                Issued 2001 Nov. 3, 18:17 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
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                                       2000 PA30
    
                               Revision to MPEC 2000-R05
    
    Observations:
         K00P30A  C2001 07 25.51460 21 25 03.43 -15 13 42.6          23.9 R      568
         K00P30A  C2001 07 25.54833 21 25 03.27 -15 13 43.0          24.3 R      568
         K00P30A  C2001 07 25.58570 21 25 03.11 -15 13 43.9          23.9 R      568
         K00P30A  C2001 09 19.27762 21 21 05.86 -15 32 09.0          23.9 R      675
         K00P30A  C2001 09 19.31108 21 21 05.75 -15 32 09.3                      675
    
    Observer details:
    568 Mauna Kea.  Observers J.-M. Petit, J. Kavelaars, M. Holman, B. Gladman.
        Measurer B. Gladman.  3.6-m Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope + CCD.
    675 Palomar Mountain.  Observers P. Nicholson, C. Dumas, A. W. Harris.
        Measurer B. Gladman.  5-m Hale reflector + CCD.
    
    First and last observations above in comparison with prediction:
    Residuals in seconds of arc (or two decimals in degrees) and reference
    010725 568 0.05+ 0.03+    010919 675 0.05+ 0.03+    MPO  3965
    
    Orbital elements:
    2000 PA30
    Eccentricity assumed
    Epoch 2001 Oct. 18.0 TT = JDT 2452200.5                 Marsden
    M  49.71602              (2000.0)            P               Q
    n   0.00307877     Peri.  292.01004     -0.23029734     +0.97311064
    a  46.7969860      Node   324.67449     -0.89003151     -0.21243356
    e   0.1277227      Incl.    0.42976     -0.39345526     -0.08903741
    P 320              H    8.0           G   0.15
    Residuals in seconds of arc
    000805 568  0.2-  0.0     000806 568  0.1+  0.1-    010725 568  0.0   0.1+
    000805 568  0.1-  0.0     000806 568  0.0   0.0     010919 675  0.0   0.2-
    000805 568  0.1+  0.1+    010725 568  0.1+  0.1-    010919 675  0.1+  0.0
    000806 568  0.1+  0.0     010725 568  0.1-  0.2+
    
    Ephemeris:
    2000 PA30                a,e,i = 46.80, 0.13, 0                  q = 40.820
    Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
    2001 10 28    21 19.85   -15 37.8   43.205   43.437   102.9     1.3    24.5
    2001 11 07    21 19.88   -15 37.6   43.379   43.440    92.9     1.3    24.6
    2001 11 17    21 20.07   -15 36.8   43.555   43.443    82.9     1.3    24.6
    2001 11 27    21 20.41   -15 35.2   43.726   43.446    72.9     1.2    24.6
    2001 12 07    21 20.89   -15 32.9   43.889   43.449    62.8     1.2    24.6
    2001 12 17    21 21.51   -15 30.0   44.039   43.452    52.8     1.0    24.6
    2001 12 27    21 22.26   -15 26.5   44.170   43.454    42.8     0.9    24.6
    2002 01 06    21 23.10   -15 22.5   44.280   43.457    32.9     0.7    24.5
    
    Brian G. Marsden             (C) Copyright 2001 MPC           M.P.E.C. 2001-V18
    

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