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MPC Ephemerides for Objects with Impact Solutions & Recently in View
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Note: As a convenience to NEO observers, this form obtains formatted data from the IAU Minor Planet Center, which is not associated with A/CC. List dated as of 0445 UTC on 15 March 2010

Object
Visibility		Arc
days
VI#1
Last news		Cum.
prob.
TS		PS
cum.		PS
max.
Notes
2010 ED43V=20.8, el.=135.8°1.12920192010-03-156.2e-090-5.11-5.54
2010 EC43V=21.2, el.=112.6°1.74920362010-03-155.5e-080-6.24-6.76
2010 DJ77V=22.5, el.=92.3°0.86120162010-03-101.37e-080-6.44-7.41
2010 DG77V=21.9, el.=108.6°0.59520122010-03-102.13e-050-4.45-5.55
2010 DM56V=21.4, el.=97.6°17.79520682010-03-134.07e-060-2.92-3.42
2010 CS19V=24.9, el.=152.4°4.00721042010-03-083.7e-050-6.29-6.32
2010 CQ19V=24.3, el.=172.2°4.05821052010-02-205.0e-080-8.53-8.53
2010 CK19V=31.5, el.=24.3°2.13720812010-02-281.3e-060-7.68-8.11
2010 CR5V=23.6, el.=135.5°10.99820302010-03-147.2e-080-4.35-4.52
2010 CAV=27.6, el.=32.0°8.90120222010-03-095.56e-060-4.30-4.30
2008 EM68V=31.3, el.=94.8°0.11020102010-03-121.6e-050-5.46-6.08VI this year
2005 YU55V=20.8, el.=147.4°1533.04420432010-03-128.1e-041-1.83-2.00
153814 2001 WN5V=20.6, el.=140.3°5138.00021062010-03-123.01e-05--1.72-1.73

Visibility - apparent magnitude & solar elongation at 0600 UTC tomorrow, March 16th
           - V > 22.0 is out of view for most observers & V > 24.4 is out of view for almost everyone else
           - el. < 60.0° is leaving view for many observers & el. < 40.0° is out of view for everyone
Arc        - the longest observing arc (in days) used by either risk monitor for its risk analysis
VI#1       - the year with the earliest virtual impactor solution currently listed by either risk monitor
Last news  - last day UTC on which A/CC had news to report about this object's risk assessment
Cum. prob. - highest cumulative probability calculated for Earth impact (1.0/1.0e-06 = "one in a million")
TS         - highest Torino Scale rating reported by either risk monitor for this object
PS cum.    - highest Palermo Scale cumulative rating reported by either risk monitor
PS max.    - highest Palermo Scale maximum rating reported by either risk monitor

Note: Rated objects stay listed here until scrolled off the CRT page for lack of news.
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