Observing Near Earth Asteroids with a Small Telescope. I. Planning the Observations

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2004RoAJ...14..199V
Vaduvescu, Ovidiu
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Romanian Astronomical Journal (ISSN 1220-5160), Vol. 14, No. 2, p. 199 - 208 (2004)

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2004
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1
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Descripción
Even from a light-polluted city it is possible to observe Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs) at opposition using a small telescope equipped with a CCD camera. In this paper, we review the major NEA programs and present the planning of the follow-up observations using a small facility. In a second paper we will present the first results of a program run at York University Observatory in Toronto, Canada.
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Con árbitro
Astrometría

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