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    M.P.E.C. 2004-F11                                Issued 2004 Mar. 16, 23:49 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.
    
             Supported in part by the Steven and Michele Kirsch Foundation
                 Prepared using the Tamkin Foundation Computer Network
    
                                  MPC@CFA.HARVARD.EDU
              URL http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/mpc.html  ISSN 1523-6714
    
                                       2004 EN20
    
    Observations:
         K04E20N* C2004 03 15.26449 11 23 07.89 -15 54 55.5          19.2   EF011644
         K04E20N  C2004 03 15.29399 11 23 05.76 -15 53 27.6          19.1   EF011644
         K04E20N  C2004 03 15.31513 11 23 04.28 -15 52 24.3          19.1   EF011644
         K04E20N FC2004 03 15.99098 11 22 19.36 -15 18 46.3          19.8 R EF011204
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.22900 11 22 04.07 -15 06 52.4          19.1 R EF011854
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.23564 11 22 03.64 -15 06 33.0          19.1 R EF011854
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.24175 11 22 03.17 -15 06 15.1          19.5 R EF011854
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.91933 11 21 19.05 -14 32 33.2                 EF011246
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.92184 11 21 18.93 -14 32 26.0                 EF011246
         K04E20N  C2004 03 16.92259 11 21 18.92 -14 32 24.3                 EF011246
    
    Observer details:
    204 Schiaparelli Observatory.  Observer L. Buzzi.  0.60-m f/4.64 Newtonian
        + CCD.
    246 Klet Observatory-KLENOT.  Observer M. Tichy.  1.06-m KLENOT Telescope
        + CCD.
    644 Palomar Mountain/NEAT.  Observers S. Pravdo, D. MacDonald, K. Lawrence,
        M. Hicks.  1.2-m Schmidt + CCD.
    854 Sabino Canyon Observatory, Tucson.  Observer J. E. McGaha.  0.356-m f/10.0
        Schmidt-Cassegrain + CCD.
    
    Orbital elements:
    2004 EN20
    Epoch 2004 Mar. 16.0 TT = JDT 2453080.5                 MPC
    M  60.92227              (2000.0)            P               Q
    n   0.41083075     Peri.  243.74617     +0.36367536     -0.92918219
    a   1.7920939      Node   186.17286     +0.90835164     +0.33802189
    e   0.3702799      Incl.   37.88815     -0.20648857     -0.14953817
    P   2.40           H   18.6           G   0.15
    From 10 observations 2004 Mar. 15-16.
    
    Ephemeris:
    2004 EN20                a,e,i = 1.79, 0.37, 38                  q = 1.1285
    Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
    2004 03 16    11 22.31   -15 18.2    0.724    1.699   162.1    10.3    19.7
    2004 03 26    11 12.83   -07 13.9    0.771    1.748   162.4     9.9    19.9
    2004 04 05    11 06.96   -00 13.5    0.851    1.796   151.9    15.2    20.4
    2004 04 15    11 04.93   +05 15.5    0.958    1.843   140.0    20.5    20.8
    2004 04 25    11 06.45   +09 14.3    1.086    1.888   129.0    24.5    21.3
    2004 05 05    11 10.99   +11 57.0    1.229    1.932   119.1    27.1    21.7
    2004 05 15    11 17.92   +13 40.5    1.382    1.975   110.3    28.7    22.0
    
    Timothy B. Spahr             (C) Copyright 2004 MPC           M.P.E.C. 2004-F11
    

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