[auriga]

http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news184.html

Va fi vizibil pana sambata seara (cand va avea mag. ~16 si viteza aparenta 9"/min) si va ajunge pana sub mag. 12 dar nu va fi vizibil in acel moment din Romania.

Este descoperit tot de R. Kowalski de la Catalina Sky Survey,cu Schmidt-ul de 68cm.

Un desen interactiv 3D cu trecerea asteroidului:

http://minorplanetcenter.net/neo/view?date...ig=K14R00C

[Doru Dragan]

http://www.virtualtelescope.eu/2014/09/04/...sept-2014/
http://twatchin.com/asteroid-2014-rc-to-ha...w-zealand/
http://lunaticoutpost.com/showthread.php?tid=461970
http://www.space.com/27022-60-foot-asteroi...ation.html

[Alexandru Stacescu]

Va salut,
Stie cineva zona de pe cer unde se poate vedea asteroidul?
Multumesc anticipat!

[sonkab]

Iata o harta cu traseul asteroidului.

[Alex Gaina]

Pacat, ca aceste informatii nu pot fi gasite in Anuarul Astronomic.

Este remarcabila similitudinea cu fenomenul Cebarkul (Celiabinsk), dimensiunea caruia a fost 20 m,
DAR!, cel mai surprinzator lucru!, este ca 2014RC reprezinta o miniplaneta cu

e=0.374
a=1.312 UA
i=4.57Grade
T=549.11326 zile(Days) = 1,50 ani (Years)

Acaesta inseamna, ca avand deja un numar impresionant de sateliti in spatiu, noi nu cunoastem suficient de bine anturajul Planetei Pamant, adica a casei noastre proprii. Stam cu ucigasul langa casa si nu stim cine este acesta!

Dupa parerea mea programele spatiale ar trebui sa aiba in vizor cunoasterea in detaliu a anturajului Terrei.

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In conclussion it is VERY bad, that ours space programs, especially a great number of satellites, do not inform us about ours nearest miniplanets. There is need to correct tasks of the satellites Programs (no matter of origin: US, European, Rusian and other) sent from the Eartrh such a way to have better and detailed information about small planets orbiting just the Near Earth Space, in order to avoid such phenomena as Chelyabinsk meteorit.

[2SKY]

Ceva imagini ? am cautat ieri , degeaba .

[cmatei]

http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news185.html

"These data indicate a best fit rotation period of about 15.8 seconds, and a low light curve amplitude of ~0.1 magnitude. This is the fastest rotating asteroid observed to date, roughly 50% faster than the previous record holder. "