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Three clearly observed misses were recorded for this event.
View the Occult Jun 2014 prediction.
Observers: 1(M) J Milner,Glen Forrest, WA, AU 2(M) D Gault,Kuriwa Observatory, NSW, AU 3(M) B Loader,Darfield,NZ 4(P) Prediction, Jan 2011 5(P) Prediction, Jun 2014
Discussion:
The circle above is plotted at the expected 420 km diameter of 2002 Kx14.
With no positive chords we cannot say where the actual path was, so the circle
has been plotted on the original predicted path from 2011 that was in OW.
Clearly that prediction was out of date, probably as the orbit of 2002 Kx14 had been refined.
Observational Data:
Observation details for MP ( 119951 ) 2002 Kx14 By Star UCAC4 337-083581 On 2014-05-11 at 18:33:22.0 _______________________________ Observer Dave Gault Location Kuriwa Observatory, NSW, AU Longitude +150:38 Latitude -33:39 Altitude 286 m Datum WGS84 Telescope SCT including Cass and Mak Aperture 30 cm Seeing Steady Clear Camera Type Grasshopper Express with ADVS ADVS Camera Delay 0 Timing GPS - time inserted Video with frame analysis Missed Comments: _______________________________ Observer B. Loader Location Darfield,NZ Longitude +172:06 Latitude -43:28 Altitude 210 m Datum WGS84 Telescope SCT including Cass and Mak Aperture 25 cm Seeing Slight flickering Thin cloud < 2 Camera Type WAT120N+ PAL/CCIR Camera Delay -2.59 Timing GPS - time inserted Video with frame analysis Missed Comments: Thin cloud, occasional wind shake and brightening dawn sky made difficult observation. By 18:36 the iamge of the 14.6 target was lost in sky glow Reasonably certain no event up to 18:33:50, all faint stars lost visually & by Tangra ca 18:33:55 and 18:34:43, then just visible again until 18:36. Report prepopulated by IOTA Reporting Add-in for OW ver.1.8 _______________________________ Observer Jacquie Milner Location Glen Forrest, WA, AU Longitude +116:05 Latitude -31:54 Altitude 260 m Datum WGS84 Telescope SCT including Cass and Mak Aperture 20 cm Seeing Slight flickering Thin cloud < 2 Camera Type Mintron 12V1C-EX PAL/CCIR Camera Delay -0.94 Timing GPS - time inserted Video with frame analysis Missed Comments: Thin cloud moved in half way through the observation but the star was still easily seen on the video.