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Good observations

Home › Forums › Asteroids › Pallas to occult TYC 5240-00433-1 on October 12th / evening › Good observations

20 October 2021 at 11:41 am #584814
Tim Haymes
Participant

These are good observations from our European friends. British observers were on chords near position (3) on the DAMIT shape model (see Link from Alex) where the duration was about 25 seconds. This area of the profile was sparsely covered as a result of obscuration by cloud.

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