ASTEROIDS -
Timetable in Universal Time for major meteor showers with Moon data
Best observing generally after local midnight and before morning twilight
Asteroid 3 Juno -
Plot of the asteroid’s path in equatorial coordinates of current date
Greatest Brilliance 2013 AUG 07 at Magnitude +9.0
Stellar Magnitudes of Brightest Asteroids
Graph showing the stellar magnitudes of the brightest asteroids during the coming months
© Curt Renz
Geocentric ephemeris of the asteroid in decimal equatorial coordinates for both the current date and J2000.0 at 00:00 UT
Geocentric ephemeris of the asteroid in decimal equatorial coordinates for both the current date and J2000.0 at 00:00 UT
Geocentric ephemeris of the asteroid in decimal equatorial coordinates for both the current date and J2000.0 at 00:00 UT
Asteroid 15 Eunomia -
Geocentric ephemeris of the asteroid in decimal equatorial coordinates for both the current date and J2000.0 at 00:00 UT
Geocentric ephemeris of the asteroid in decimal equatorial coordinates for both the current date and J2000.0 at 00:00 UT
Asteroid 6 Hebe -
Plot of the asteroid’s path in equatorial coordinates of current date
Greatest Brilliance 2013 MAY 26 at Magnitude +9.6
Asteroid 7 Iris -
Plot of the asteroid’s path in equatorial coordinates of current date
Greatest Brilliance 2013 AUG 18 at Magnitude +7.9
Asteroid 8 Flora -
Plot of the asteroid’s path in equatorial coordinates of current date
Greatest Brilliance 2013 JUL 20 at Magnitude +8.7
Asteroid 15 Eunomia -
Plot of the asteroid’s path in equatorial coordinates of current date
Greatest Brilliance 2013 MAR 15 at Magnitude +9.6
