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Nereid, the third largest of Neptune’s moons (mag. 18.69) and Minor Planet Christophe
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(2021-10-08, 06:23 PM)PMSchu Wrote: Hi Dennis,

It looks like you recorded your exposures around midnight on Oct 3, but the ST4v chart that I posted was for Oct 5 23:54, two days later.  Here's the predicted motion from Oct 3-6: 

Again from the Bathhurst Observatory. I need to add the location that you posted for the future.

Have you uploaded your image to Astrometr.net? They can plate solve it & ID the MPs detected. I've used it to platesolve some images taken with iTelescopes.

Here's a link to the web based site:

Astrometry.net

Good luck,

Phil S.

Hi Phil

Thank you for following up, it has given me the opportunity to correct a mistake I have made - the images were indeed taken on 5th Oct and NOT the 3rd Oct. Blush

The original image sets are on my Notebook and when I processed the data and transferred the finished TIF to my Desktop PC, I mistakenly labelled the in-coming Folder as 3/10/2021 and I have therefore carried that Date transcription error forward throughout my posts above. Sad

Having gone back to the source FITs files on the Notebook, I discovered this error and have now overlaid an ST4 Screen capture, as set for 5th Oct 13:00:00 UT, and it EXACTLY places Christophe correctly on the individual Frame exposed at 13:00:00 UT.

Please accept my apologies for this transcription error, in particular to Greg whose SW proved to be accurate and reliable, performing flawlessly, despite my efforts to break it. Sleepy

Cheers

Dennis

   
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RE: Nereid, the third largest of Neptune’s moons (mag. 18.69) and Minor Planet Christophe - by Dennis - 2021-10-08, 11:34 PM

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