I was browsing predictions further north and i see the asteroid named for the late Neil Bone is occulting a v12.6 star on night Feb 26/27 at 0124h 30s UT. (7102) was the subject of “Project Neil Bone” a low phase angle study in 2010. https://britastro.org/sites/default/files/Bone.pdf
http://ukoccultations.info/UKOCL/20210227_043864_summary.html
Some locations close to the mid-path are: Kilmarnock, Keilder Observatory, Morpeth. The path width is about 30km and the star is UCAC4 532-043864. RA/Dec (2000) 07:57:51 +16:19:09, R-mag 12.1. Maximum duration is given as about 2 seconds.
Observers in the vicinity might care to look for the star disappearing briefly as the dim asteroid passes across. Those further a field between the red lines also have a chance. The uncertainty is in the orbital elements of the asteroid.
Clear skies….
Tim
(ARPS – Occs)
Map credit – Occultwatcher software and Google maps, prediction by J.Talbot using Occult4.
