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    M.P.E.C. 2007-A49                                Issued 2007 Jan. 13, 19:58 UT

     The Minor Planet Electronic Circulars contain information on unusual
         minor planets and routine data on comets.  They are published
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                                  2006 UZ184

Additional Observations:
     K06UI4Z  C2006 12 14.75877 01 46 45.18 +17 34 56.6          23.1 V EA049540
     K06UI4Z  C2006 12 15.90111 01 46 41.77 +17 34 18.7          22.2 V EA049J86
     K06UI4Z  C2006 12 15.91530 01 46 41.74 +17 34 18.3          22.5 V EA049J86
     K06UI4Z  C2006 12 17.89277 01 46 36.34 +17 33 14.8          22.5 V EA049J86
     K06UI4Z  C2006 12 17.90690 01 46 36.31 +17 33 14.3          22.8 V EA049J86
     K06UI4Z  C2007 01 12.80083 01 46 11.10 +17 23 00.7          22.3 V EA049493
     K06UI4Z  C2007 01 12.84514 01 46 11.13 +17 23 00.1          22.5 V EA049493
     K06UI4Z  C2007 01 12.88784 01 46 11.16 +17 22 59.3          22.4 V EA049493

Observer details:
493 Calar Alto.  Observers J. L. Ortiz, P. Santos-Sanz.  Measurer R. Stoss.
    2.2-m reflector + CCD.
540 Linz.  Observer E. Meyer.  0.6-m f/3.3 reflector + CCD.
J86 Sierra Nevada Observatory.  Observers J. L. Ortiz, V. Casanova.  Measurer
    R. Stoss.  1.50-m f/8.0 Ritchey-Chretien + CCD.

Orbital elements:
2006 UZ184
Epoch 2006 Nov. 21.0 TT = JDT 2454060.5                 MPC
M   2.72003              (2000.0)            P               Q
n   0.00402919     Peri.  151.39455     +0.87566094     -0.43368827
a  39.1132978      Node   235.86558     +0.37961245     +0.89007385
e   0.2225699      Incl.   14.87200     +0.29851684     +0.14029617
P 245              H    7.1           G   0.15
From 20 observations 2006 Oct. 22-2007 Jan. 12.

Ephemeris:
2006 UZ184               a,e,i = 39.11, 0.22, 15                 q = 30.408
Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
2007 01 10    01 46.16   +17 23.8   30.214   30.427   101.5     1.8    22.1
2007 01 20    01 46.33   +17 21.5   30.386   30.427    91.4     1.9    22.2
2007 01 30    01 46.72   +17 20.5   30.559   30.428    81.4     1.8    22.2
2007 02 09    01 47.33   +17 20.8   30.727   30.428    71.5     1.8    22.2
2007 02 19    01 48.14   +17 22.3   30.886   30.429    61.6     1.6    22.2
2007 03 01    01 49.12   +17 25.0   31.031   30.429    51.8     1.5    22.2
2007 03 11    01 50.27   +17 28.7   31.158   30.430    42.2     1.3    22.2
2007 03 21    01 51.54   +17 33.4   31.264   30.430    32.7     1.0    22.1

     The general Neptune 2:3 resonance orbit above keeps the object more than
14 AU from Neptune over a 14 000-year period.

Brian G. Marsden             (C) Copyright 2007 MPC           M.P.E.C. 2007-A49

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