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Core informations from the MPC code files:
| Code | 298 |
| Longitude | 287.3408 (287:20:26 East) |
| cos(Latitude) | 0.74943 |
| sin(Latitude) | +0.65988 |
| Geocentric Latitude | 41.36421 (41:21:51) |
| Geographic Latitude | 41.55517 (41:33:18) |
| Altitude | 70 m (Note: The uncertainty maybe several meters at moment due to wrong values by the observer). |
| Radius | 6368,842 km |
| Station Name | Van Vleck Observatory |
| Link | http://www.wesleyan.edu/astro/ |
| First observation | 1975-01-05 |
| Last observation | 1990-08-17 (based on MPCAT) |
| Interval betwen first and last observation | 5704 |
| Number of observations | 34 |
| Number of different observed objects | 2 |
| Number of used nights | 19 |
| MPEC watch | https://sbnmpc.astro.umd.edu/mpecwatch/byStation/station_298.html |
| Small Body Explorer | https://sbx.dirac.dev/station/298 |
| NEODyS-2 | https://newton.spacedys.com/neodys/index.php?pc=2.1.2&o=298&ab=0 |
| Google Search | https://google.com/search?q=298+"Van Vleck Observatory" |
| Location | Geohack OpenStreet Map Satellite chart |
This research has made use of data and/or services provided by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
Made with obs-stat at 06-04-2026 07:58:54. (C) Jost Jahn, Amrum, Germany, codes@jostjahn.de.