asteroids
asteroid follow up B82 Maidbronn
Images of the Meeting of the German Minor Planet Group (Kleinplanetentagung) in Drebach 2010
lecture: presentation of the observatory B82 Maidbronn and asteroid observations (.ptf in German)
Potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA) 2011 WN15 on December, 11 2011
2011 WN15 © by Bernhard Haeusler, 2011-12-11 B/W
NEO 2011 TG2 on October, 03 2011
2011 TG2 © by Bernhard Haeusler, 2011-10-03 B/W
My first discovery of a Main Belt Asteroid: 2011 SO232 by B82 Maidbronn on September, 30 2011
2011 SO232 © by Bernhard Haeusler, 2011-09-30
On October, 30 2010 UT04:14 the PHA 2003 UV11 is passing the Earth-Moon system in a distance of around 1.900.000 km.
2003 UV11 © by Bernhard Haeusler, 2010-10-29 B/W
GIF animation 87 x 2 sec. = around 13 minutes in reality full size: click on the images (6.490 KB)
On the morning of September, 6 2010 I read in the YAHOU Minor
Planet Mailing List MPML a
live talk about the actual
NEOs.
After testing the position of one of them, I could easily take some images of
the object 2010 RF12 from my site.
Newest informations here: MPML #24172 and #24173 (September,8)
The asteroid is passing the Earth at
September, 8.5 UT in around 90.000 km
distance.
The body size is around 8 meters in diameter. Here you find a
Calculator for possible crater sizes and energy sums.
Virtual Impactor 2010 RF12, flagged by JPL as Virtual Impactor
GIF animation 12 x (stacked 8 x 30 sec.) = around one hour in reality full size: click on the images
Here are some images and videos about 11 hours before the asteroids
closest approch to Earth
in about 129,016 km distance at January, 13 2010 UT
12:46.
2010 AL30 (Apollo type asteroid, NEO)
Comet or asteroid?
04NB001 (posted on NEO Confirmation Page)
The recovery of asteroid 2009 ST242 when imaging the comet P/2008 O2 (McNaught)
Main belt asteroid 2009 ST242 in September 2009 and follow-up observations.