(242643) 2005 NZ6 Goldstone Radar Observations Planning
(242643) 2005 NZ6 was discovered by the NEAT Survey (Palomar Mountain) on July 3, 2005. Its physical characteristics are effectivley unknown except for its absolute magnitude of 17.6, which suggests a diameter within a factor of two of about 950 meters. This asteroid has a very eccentric orbit (e = 0.865) and it makes regular approaches within 0.1 AU of all four terrestrial planets. This asteroid will approach within 0.064 AU (24.9 lunar distances) on April 29, its closest distance to Earth for this century. It should be a moderately strong radar target at Goldstone and an outstanding target at Arecibo, where it should be imaged at 7.5 m resolution. We have three tracks scheduled at Goldstone on Apr. 26, 27, and 28. Six tracks are scheduled at Arecibo between Apr. 26-May 1. 2005 NZ6 has been classified as a "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid" (PHA) by the IAU's Minor Planet Center.
Orbital and Physical Characteristics orbit type Apollo semimajor axis 1.834 AU eccentricity 0.865 inclination 8.5 deg perihelion distance 0.248 AU aphelion distance 3.419 AU absolute magnitude (H) 17.6 diameter 950 m +- a factor of two rotation period unknown pole direction unknown lightcurve amplitude unknown spectral class unknown Last update: 2013 Apr 23
M.P.E.C. 2005-N34 Issued 2005 July 6, 11:46 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 Brinson Foundation
Prepared using the Tamkin Foundation Computer Network
MPC@CFA.HARVARD.EDU
URL http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/mpc.html ISSN 1523-6714
2005 NZ6
Observations:
K05N06Z* C2005 07 03.42664 21 59 46.83 -30 34 02.7 19.3 EN034644
K05N06Z C2005 07 03.43778 21 59 46.60 -30 34 15.4 19.4 EN034644
K05N06Z C2005 07 03.45039 21 59 46.33 -30 34 29.6 19.4 EN034644
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.38944 21 59 07.11 -31 12 50.0 18.8 R EN034854
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.39332 21 59 06.93 -31 12 54.3 18.8 R EN034854
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.39718 21 59 06.83 -31 12 59.7 18.8 R EN034854
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.40095 21 59 06.64 -31 13 04.5 18.8 R EN034711
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.40818 21 59 06.45 -31 13 12.7 18.7 R EN034711
K05N06Z C2005 07 05.41541 21 59 06.22 -31 13 22.9 18.6 R EN034711
K05N06Z 3C2005 07 05.50420 21 59 04.31 -31 15 10.6 18.5 R EN034F65
K05N06Z 3C2005 07 05.50566 21 59 04.27 -31 15 12.7 19.0 R EN034F65
K05N06Z 3C2005 07 05.50709 21 59 04.24 -31 15 14.6 18.8 R EN034F65
K05N06Z 5C2005 07 06.45058 21 58 38.77 -31 35 13.1 19.3 R EN034673
K05N06Z 5C2005 07 06.45394 21 58 38.61 -31 35 18.5 EN034673
Observer details:
644 Palomar Mountain/NEAT. Observers R. Bambery, M. Hicks, K. Lawrence,
E. Helin, R. Thicksten. 1.2-m Schmidt + CCD.
673 Table Mountain Observatory, Wrightwood. Observer J. Young. 0.6-m
reflector + CCD.
711 McDonald Observatory. Observer J. G. Ries. 0.76-m reflector + CCD
+ prime-focus corrector.
854 Sabino Canyon Observatory, Tucson. Observer J. E. McGaha. 0.36-m f/10.0
Schmidt-Cassegrain + CCD.
F65 Haleakala-Faulkes Telescope North. Observers E. S. Jennings,
G. W. Edmondson, S. M. Fendius, S. D. W. Wassermann-Fry, A. D. Taylor.
2.0-m Ritchey-Chretien + CCD.
Orbital elements:
2005 NZ6
Epoch 2005 June 19.0 TT = JDT 2453540.5 MPC
M 315.57434 (2000.0) P Q
n 0.40569353 Peri. 49.47580 +0.04679390 -0.99477843
a 1.8071908 Node 38.13409 +0.86632368 -0.00478657
e 0.8609212 Incl. 8.44611 +0.49728625 +0.10194588
P 2.43 H 17.4 G 0.15
From 14 observations 2005 July 3-6.
Ephemeris:
2005 NZ6 a,e,i = 1.81, 0.86, 8 q = 0.2513
Date TT R. A. (2000) Decl. Delta r Elong. Phase V
2005 06 29 22 00.43 -29 17.7 0.943 1.799 133.2 24.3 19.7
2005 07 09 21 57.17 -32 33.2 0.761 1.685 142.4 21.6 19.0
2005 07 19 21 44.91 -37 33.6 0.596 1.563 150.7 18.5 18.2
2005 07 29 21 13.85 -45 05.6 0.454 1.433 152.4 19.2 17.4
2005 08 08 19 54.86 -54 55.1 0.345 1.293 138.5 31.3 17.0
2005 08 18 16 57.29 -58 42.3 0.285 1.142 110.0 56.4 17.0
2005 08 28 14 15.65 -44 57.2 0.285 0.977 75.1 88.4 17.7
Timothy B. Spahr (C) Copyright 2005 MPC M.P.E.C. 2005-N34
Target Name: 2005 NZ6
D = 0.95 km (an educated guess)
Period = 2.0 h (we assume a relatively rapid rotation in order to estimate conservative SNRs)
OC albedo = 0.1
UTC # SNR/ SNR/
w DOY start date rise set RA, dec dist runs day run
17 114 2013 Apr 24 15:18-02:43 51, +28 0.108 198 15 1
17 115 2013 Apr 25 15:37-03:19 59, +30 0.093 233 28 2
17 116 2013 Apr 26 16:07-04:08 69, +32 0.080 275 51 3
17 117 2013 Apr 27 16:55-05:12 85, +33 0.070 316 87 5 overlap with Arecibo from 1940-2032 UT
17 118 2013 Apr 28 18:06-06:22 104, +32 0.065 340 120 7
18 119 2013 Apr 29 19:33-07:20 124, +28 0.065 327 120 7
18 120 2013 Apr 30 20:54-08:00 140, +22 0.071 286 81 5
18 121 2013 May 1 21:57-08:24 152, +16 0.081 239 47 3
18 122 2013 May 2 22:42-08:38 160, +11 0.094 198 25 2
18 123 2013 May 3 23:14-08:47 166, +8 0.109 166 14 1
Goldstone SNRs assume Ptx = 440 kW
Arecibo SNRs : Tsys = 23 K, P = 800 kW, elev >= 70.31 deg
# max
start date window RA, dec dist runs SNR SNR/run
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2013 Apr 20 15:30-18:15 35, +22 0.179 27 25 5
2013 Apr 21 15:36-18:20 38, +23 0.161 30 39 7
2013 Apr 22 15:45-18:27 41, +24 0.144 33 60 11
2013 Apr 23 15:59-18:37 45, +26 0.127 37 98 17
2013 Apr 24 16:19-18:52 50, +28 0.110 40 170 27
2013 Apr 25 16:49-19:12 57, +30 0.095 43 280 46
2013 Apr 26 17:33-19:43 68, +32 0.082 46 470 77
2013 Apr 27 18:34-20:32 82, +33 0.071 47 740 120 overlap with Goldstone
2013 Apr 28 19:42-21:48 101, +33 0.065 55 1100 170
2013 Apr 29 20:45-23:18 121, +29 0.065 67 1400 180
2013 Apr 30 21:39-00:29 138, +23 0.070 69 1100 130
2013 May 1 22:24-01:12 150, +17 0.079 61 640 85
2013 May 2 23:00-01:36 159, +12 0.092 49 340 51
2013 May 3 23:29-01:48 165, +8 0.107 38 180 31
2013 May 4 23:53-01:53 170, +5 0.123 28 94 19
2013 May 6 00:14-01:53 173, +3 0.139 21 48 12
2013 May 7 00:32-01:48 176, +1 0.156 14 23 7
Goldstone tracks:
*DAY START BOT EOT END FACILITY USER ACTIVITY
116 2115 2245 0145 0215 DSS-14 GSSR AST 2005 NZ6
117 1910 2040 0010 0040 DSS-14 GSSR AST 2005 NZ6
118 2240 0010 0610 0640 DSS-14 GSSR AST 2005 NZ6
UT UT PDT AST Duration Round-trip
DOY Date TX Window TX Window TX window hh:mm time (sec) SNR/Run
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116/117 Apr 26/27 2145-0145 1445-1845 Apr 26 1745-1445 Apr 26 4:00 78 3 starts shortly after Arecibo is done
117/118 Apr 27/28 1940-0010 1240-1710 Apr 27 1540-2010 Apr 27 4:30 70 5 overlap with Arecibo from 1940-2032 UT
118/119 Apr 28/29 2310-0610 1610-2310 Apr 28 1910-0210 Apr 28/29 7:00 65 7 starts shortly after Arecibo is done
NOTE: TXON in the table above corresponds to when transmit authorization starts, and is 15 min before the end of precal time
on some days.
We hope to do some bistatic Goldstone-Arecibo chirp observations on April 27/28
Arecibo tracks:
UT UT PST AST Duration Round-trip
DOY Date TX Window TX Window TX window hh:mm time (sec) SNR/Run
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116 Apr 26 1733-1943 1033-1243 Apr 26 1333-1543 Apr 26 02:10 82 77 preceeds Goldsone track
117 Apr 27 1834-2032 1134-1332 Apr 27 1434-1632 Apr 27 01:58 71 120 overlap with Goldstone from 1940-2032 UT
118 Apr 28 1942-2148 1242-1448 Apr 28 1542-1748 Apr 28 02:06 65 170 preceeds Goldstone track
119 Apr 29 2045-2318 1345-1618 Apr 29 1645-1918 Apr 29 02:33 64 180
120/121 Apr 30/31 2139-0029 1439-1729 Apr 30 1739-2029 Apr 30 02:50 70 130
121/122 May 01/02 2224-0112 1524-1812 May 01 1824-2112 May 01 02:48 79 85
From Jon Giorgini, Apr 23, 2013: Based on 176 optical measurements (2005-Jul-3 to 2010-Jun-18), 242643 (2005 NZ6) orbit solution #38 was estimated. 3-sigma formal pointing X-band uncertainties during the tracks: Date__(UT)__HR:MN POS_3sigma DOP_X_3sig RT_delay_3sig 2013-Apr-26 23:00 5.306 42.97 0.005170 2013-Apr-27 00:00 5.411 43.99 0.005155 2013-Apr-27 01:00 5.518 45.08 0.005140 2013-Apr-27 02:00 5.627 46.22 0.005125 2013-Apr-27 19:00 7.848 68.36 0.004781 2013-Apr-27 20:00 7.996 69.68 0.004756 2013-Apr-27 21:00 8.144 71.03 0.004731 2013-Apr-27 22:00 8.294 72.44 0.004705 From Horizons, 2011 Sep 14, Solution 36, # obs: 179 (2005-2010) Date__(UT)__HR:MN R.A._(J2000.0)_DEC. POS_3sigma DOP_S_3sig DOP_X_3sig RT_delay_3sig 2013-Apr-20 00:00 Am 33.60435 21.27777 2.170 1.87 6.79 0.005798 2013-Apr-21 00:00 Am 35.65696 22.23493 2.225 1.83 6.65 0.005741 2013-Apr-22 00:00 Am 38.21207 23.36345 2.268 1.97 7.16 0.005691 2013-Apr-23 00:00 Am 41.46357 24.70406 2.304 2.36 8.58 0.005644 2013-Apr-24 00:00 Am 45.70693 26.29909 2.375 3.11 11.29 0.005592 2013-Apr-25 00:00 Am 51.39981 28.17274 2.642 4.46 16.21 0.005517 2013-Apr-26 00:00 Am 59.24167 30.27025 3.484 7.07 25.68 0.005384 2013-Apr-27 00:00 Am 70.19995 32.30130 5.391 12.13 44.07 0.005123 2013-Apr-28 00:00 A 85.15927 33.46024 8.552 20.74 75.39 0.004622 2013-Apr-29 00:00 A 103.62277 32.39316 12.241 31.04 112.80 0.003781 2013-Apr-30 00:00 A 122.51684 28.35866 14.645 36.37 132.17 0.002684 2013-May-01 00:00 A 138.36723 22.52954 14.647 33.10 120.31 0.001706 2013-May-02 00:00 A 150.15074 16.74470 13.030 25.51 92.73 0.001316 2013-May-03 00:00 A 158.60089 11.91833 11.006 18.27 66.40 0.001509 2013-May-04 00:00 A 164.72112 8.14358 9.178 12.85 46.70 0.001842 2013-May-05 00:00 A 169.27155 5.22898 7.692 9.10 33.06 0.002131 2013-May-06 00:00 A 172.75484 2.95905 6.521 6.53 23.75 0.002355 2013-May-07 00:00 A 175.49522 1.16222 5.601 4.77 17.33 0.002524 2013-May-08 00:00 A 177.70430 -0.28601 4.871 3.53 12.81 0.002651 2013-May-09 00:00 A 179.52348 -1.47391 4.284 2.63 9.57 0.002746 2013-May-10 00:00 A 181.04979 -2.46420 3.806 1.98 7.20 0.002819 Apparent Magnitudes, Solar Elongations, Lunar Elongations, and Lunar Illumination: Date__(UT)__HR:MN R.A._(J2000.0)_DEC. APmag delta S-O-T /r T-O-M/Illu% 2013-Apr-20 00:00 33.61668 21.28282 n.a. 0.19233345896841 11.3105 /T 98.6/ 64.4 2013-Apr-21 00:00 35.67075 22.24045 n.a. 0.17405342432619 12.3779 /T 109.0/ 73.7 2013-Apr-22 00:00 38.22769 23.36949 n.a. 0.15619317667968 13.8805 /T 119.3/ 82.3 2013-Apr-23 00:00 41.48149 24.71062 n.a. 0.13884424974279 15.9944 /T 129.2/ 89.8 2013-Apr-24 00:00 45.72781 26.30611 n.a. 0.12215675283068 18.9752 /T 138.6/ 95.5 2013-Apr-25 00:00 51.42445 28.17996 n.a. 0.10637698680205 23.1934 /T 146.8/ 99.0 2013-Apr-26 00:00 59.27087 30.27700 n.a. 0.09191099890117 29.1717 /T 153.3/100.0 2013-Apr-27 00:00 70.23374 32.30621 n.a. 0.07942098473776 37.5807 /T 157.1/ 98.1 2013-Apr-28 00:00 85.19501 33.46138 n.a. 0.06992095018062 49.0307 /T 158.1/ 93.4 2013-Apr-29 00:00 103.65358 32.38996 15.96 0.06469820225825 63.4035 /T 156.9/ 86.2 2013-Apr-30 00:00 122.53634 28.35415 15.13 0.06476541313584 79.0443 /T 155.2/ 77.1 2013-May-01 00:00 138.37576 22.52734 14.73 0.07009017685234 93.3725 /T 154.9/ 66.6 2013-May-02 00:00 150.15232 16.74555 14.64 0.07961799803077 104.7909 /T 157.1/ 55.4 2013-May-03 00:00 158.59888 11.92130 14.71 0.09205392510290 113.2212 /T 161.7/ 44.2 2013-May-04 00:00 164.71744 8.14767 14.87 0.10638910807440 119.2765 /T 168.2/ 33.5 2013-May-05 00:00 169.26720 5.23356 15.07 0.12196512415148 123.6122 /T 174.5/ 23.9 2013-May-06 00:00 172.75030 2.96375 15.27 0.13837514041374 126.7317 /T 172.0/ 15.5 2013-May-07 00:00 175.49075 1.16687 15.48 0.15536796449204 128.9860 /T 163.2/ 8.8 2013-May-08 00:00 177.70001 -0.28151 15.69 0.17278531193788 130.6145 /T 153.4/ 4.0 2013-May-09 00:00 179.51942 -1.46960 15.88 0.19052472992234 131.7810 /T 143.2/ 1.0 2013-May-10 00:00 181.04598 -2.46007 16.07 0.20851807181896 132.5997 /T 132.8/ 0.0 2013-May-11 00:00 182.34795 -3.29800 16.26 0.22671884461402 133.1516 /T 122.2/ 0.9 2013-May-12 00:00 183.47455 -4.01628 16.43 0.24509459540085 133.4954 /T 111.6/ 3.6 2013-May-13 00:00 184.46204 -4.63933 16.60 0.26362220610193 133.6742 /T 100.9/ 8.0 2013-May-14 00:00 185.33763 -5.18558 16.76 0.28228490690628 133.7206 /T 90.0/ 13.9 2013-May-15 00:00 186.12212 -5.66913 16.91 0.30107033208805 133.6594 /T 79.1/ 21.1 2013-May-16 00:00 186.83164 -6.10096 17.06 0.31996922459873 133.5098 /T 68.0/ 29.4 2013-May-17 00:00 187.47889 -6.48969 17.20 0.33897455480378 133.2870 /T 56.8/ 38.5 2013-May-18 00:00 188.07396 -6.84220 17.34 0.35808091031227 133.0029 /T 45.2/ 48.2 2013-May-19 00:00 188.62499 -7.16401 17.47 0.37728406792380 132.6671 /T 33.3/ 58.3 2013-May-20 00:00 189.13860 -7.45965 17.60 0.39658069136643 132.2876 /T 21.0/ 68.3
We don't know anything about the spin state of 2005 NZ6, but Arecibo's first track will finish before we start,
so we will know the bandwidth. If this object turns out to be a rapid rotator, we can expect the bandwidth ~50 Hz.
Arecibo will likely update the orbital solution, so we will be in good shape regarding the uncertainties for our
first track.
CW setup:
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TX polarization RCP
RCV polarization LCP & RCP
Frequency hops: 2
Dwells: 30
Bandwidth: 4000 Hz
Sampling interval: 2500 x 0.1 usec
PFS FFT: 1024 for 3.9 Hz res
Ranging setups:
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10-usec
baud 10 usec
code 127
PRP 1270 usec
FFT 128
ncoh 1
bandwidth 787 Hz
resolution 6.15 Hz
TXOFF +100Hz (echo in bin 64+16=80)
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11-usec
baud 11 usec
code 127
PRP 1397 usec
FFT 128
ncoh 1
bandwidth 716 Hz
resolution 5.6 Hz
TXOFF +100 Hz (echo in bin 64+18=82)
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1-usec
baud 1 usec
code 127
FFT 512
ncoh 128
bandwidth 61.3 Hz
resolution 0.12 Hz
TXOFF +8 Hz -> echo would be centered at 256 + 67=323
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0.25-usec ranging
baud 0.25 usec
code 255
FFT 128
ncoh 16
bandwidth 980 Hz
resolution 7.7 Hz
TXOFF +80 Hz -> echo would be centered at 64 + 10 = 74
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0.125-usec ranging
baud 0.125 usec
code 255
FFT 128
ncoh 32
bandwidth 980 Hz
resolution 7.7 Hz
TXOFF +80 Hz -> echo would be centered at 64 + 10 = 74
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POSSIBLE RANGING SETUPS: (code=127, FFT=64, single-pol'n)
These are from JX, w/ max-band (min-acc) options from Ray Jurgens.
Currently configured for 5-sec records.
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Setup Baud RP 1-acc 1-acc
usec m usec band res acc band res
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JX1XS110 11.000 1650 1397.0 715.8 11.2 2 358 5.6
JX1XS070 7.000 1050 889.0 1124.9 17.6 3 375 5.9
JX1XS020 2.000 300 254.0 3937.0 61.5 12 328 5.1
4 984 15.4
JX1XS010 1.000 150 127.0 7874.0 123.0 41 192 3.0
8 984 15.4
JX1XS005 0.500 75 63.5 15748.0 246.1 123 128 2.0
15 1050 16.4
JX1XS002 0.250 37.5 31.75 31496.1 492.1 492 64 1.0
30 1050 16.4
JX1XS001 0.125 18.75 15.875 62992.1 984.3 1970 32 0.5
60 1050 16.4
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OSOD and predicts are aardvark:
Monostatic with the new waveform generator:
/export/data3/osod/ops/a242643/PRDX.OUT.14v-14-14.s48
/PUNCH.OUT.14v-14-14.s48
/EPH.OUT.s48
POINTING
Date (UTC) DOY hhmmss RA Dec Macro LHA Dec RTT OSOD
2013 04 28 118 220000 102.2781 32.5733 A -14.30 -1.70 64.8 s48
2013 04 28 118 230000 103.0745 32.4747 A -14.30 -1.90 64.6
2013 04 29 119 000000 103.8714 32.3696 A -14.30 -2.00 64.5
2013 04 29 119 010000 104.6689 32.2579 A -14.30 -2.00 64.4
2013 04 29 119 020000 105.4672 32.1398 A -14.30 -2.20 64.3
2013 04 29 119 030000 106.2667 32.0153 A -14.20 -2.30 64.2
2013 04 29 119 040000 107.0675 31.8846 A -14.30 -2.40 64.2
2013 04 29 119 050000 107.8696 31.7479 A -14.30 -2.50 64.1
2013 04 29 119 060000 108.6729 31.6055 A -14.40 -2.60 64.0
Transmit offsets are given in millidegrees.
PRDX.OUT.14f-14-14.s48
TRANSMITTER: STATION #14, RECEIVER: STATION #14
RECEIVER U.T. RANGE DOPPLER LHA DEC RA EL
2013 APR 28 22:00 64.7689237624 318382.953 327.8672 32.5733 102.278 63.326
2013 APR 28 22:10 64.7467568351 314110.237 330.2413 32.5573 102.411 65.254
2013 APR 28 22:20 64.7248900567 309818.949 332.6155 32.5411 102.544 67.184
2013 APR 28 22:30 64.7033246822 305510.188 334.9896 32.5248 102.676 69.114
2013 APR 28 22:40 64.6820619051 301185.081 337.3637 32.5083 102.809 71.044
2013 APR 28 22:50 64.6611028228 296844.773 339.7378 32.4916 102.942 72.971
2013 APR 28 23:00 64.6404484764 292490.433 342.1118 32.4747 103.075 74.893
2013 APR 28 23:10 64.6200997913 288123.248 344.4859 32.4576 103.207 76.807
2013 APR 28 23:20 64.6000576340 283744.421 346.8600 32.4404 103.340 78.706
2013 APR 28 23:30 64.5803227777 279355.171 349.2340 32.4229 103.473 80.582
2013 APR 28 23:40 64.5608959101 274956.727 351.6081 32.4053 103.606 82.413
2013 APR 28 23:50 64.5417776319 270550.334 353.9821 32.3875 103.739 84.156
2013 APR 29 00:00 64.5229684482 266137.241 356.3561 32.3696 103.871 85.701
2013 APR 29 00:10 64.5044687928 261718.705 358.7301 32.3514 104.004 86.750
2013 APR 29 00:20 64.4862790111 257295.990 1.1040 32.3331 104.137 86.774
2013 APR 29 00:30 64.4683993355 252870.359 3.4780 32.3146 104.270 85.756
2013 APR 29 00:40 64.4508299257 248443.078 5.8519 32.2959 104.403 84.222
2013 APR 29 00:50 64.4335708699 244015.410 8.2258 32.2770 104.536 82.481
2013 APR 29 01:00 64.4166221424 239588.616 10.5997 32.2579 104.669 80.650
2013 APR 29 01:10 64.3999836300 235163.949 12.9735 32.2387 104.802 78.772
2013 APR 29 01:20 64.3836551481 230742.656 15.3473 32.2193 104.935 76.868
2013 APR 29 01:30 64.3676364167 226325.973 17.7211 32.1997 105.068 74.949
2013 APR 29 01:40 64.3519270698 221915.125 20.0949 32.1799 105.201 73.021
2013 APR 29 01:50 64.3365266558 217511.324 22.4686 32.1599 105.334 71.087
2013 APR 29 02:00 64.3214346391 213115.762 24.8424 32.1398 105.467 69.149
2013 APR 29 02:10 64.3066503924 208729.619 27.2160 32.1195 105.600 67.210
2013 APR 29 02:20 64.2921732316 204354.050 29.5897 32.0990 105.734 65.270
2013 APR 29 02:30 64.2780023591 199990.191 31.9633 32.0783 105.867 63.331
2013 APR 29 02:40 64.2641369233 195639.154 34.3369 32.0575 106.000 61.393
2013 APR 29 02:50 64.2505759791 191302.025 36.7104 32.0365 106.133 59.457
2013 APR 29 03:00 64.2373185309 186979.865 39.0839 32.0153 106.267 57.524
2013 APR 29 03:10 64.2243634769 182673.702 41.4574 31.9939 106.400 55.594
2013 APR 29 03:20 64.2117096689 178384.537 43.8309 31.9724 106.533 53.667
2013 APR 29 03:30 64.1993558734 174113.337 46.2043 31.9507 106.667 51.745
2013 APR 29 03:40 64.1873008145 169861.036 48.5776 31.9288 106.800 49.828
2013 APR 29 03:50 64.1755431197 165628.533 50.9510 31.9068 106.934 47.916
2013 APR 29 04:00 64.1640813793 161416.688 53.3243 31.8846 107.067 46.009
2013 APR 29 04:10 64.1529141082 157226.325 55.6975 31.8622 107.201 44.108
2013 APR 29 04:20 64.1420397811 153058.227 58.0707 31.8397 107.335 42.214
2013 APR 29 04:30 64.1314568113 148913.138 60.4439 31.8170 107.468 40.327
2013 APR 29 04:40 64.1211635535 144791.758 62.8171 31.7941 107.602 38.448
2013 APR 29 04:50 64.1111583306 140694.744 65.1902 31.7711 107.736 36.576
2013 APR 29 05:00 64.1014394050 136622.711 67.5633 31.7479 107.870 34.713
2013 APR 29 05:10 64.0920050138 132576.226 69.9363 31.7246 108.003 32.860
2013 APR 29 05:20 64.0828533479 128555.811 72.3093 31.7011 108.137 31.016
2013 APR 29 05:30 64.0739825513 124561.941 74.6823 31.6774 108.271 29.182
2013 APR 29 05:40 64.0653907601 120595.044 77.0552 31.6536 108.405 27.360
2013 APR 29 05:50 64.0570760663 116655.498 79.4281 31.6296 108.539 25.549
2013 APR 29 06:00 64.0490365374 112743.633 81.8010 31.6055 108.673 23.750
2005 NZ6 GOLDSTONE MASTERLOG
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