2024-05-28, 05:45 PM
Hi Carlo,
What's your latitude in Tuscany? Here at 40°N, near Columbus, 2024 CR9 will be in Sagittarius, ~15° above the southern horizon on the morning of 2024 Jun 10, but climbing to the northwest. If you're interested in minor planets, I can pay more attention to close approaches that are favorable for observation from Tuscany. I can use a nearby town from the SkyTools location database, or you can provide more accurate coordinates if you wish. Also, what is the faintest minor planet that you could detect? Most of the close approaching NEOs never get brighter than 18th magnitude.
I noticed that you're interested in creating lists of bright minor planets for your observing group.
Phil S.
What's your latitude in Tuscany? Here at 40°N, near Columbus, 2024 CR9 will be in Sagittarius, ~15° above the southern horizon on the morning of 2024 Jun 10, but climbing to the northwest. If you're interested in minor planets, I can pay more attention to close approaches that are favorable for observation from Tuscany. I can use a nearby town from the SkyTools location database, or you can provide more accurate coordinates if you wish. Also, what is the faintest minor planet that you could detect? Most of the close approaching NEOs never get brighter than 18th magnitude.
I noticed that you're interested in creating lists of bright minor planets for your observing group.
Phil S.