Table 2: Orbital elements of the two new NEAs, epoch, distance from Earth at the epoch of discovery, observed arclength. The last line gives the absolute magnitude H: a value of 23.8 corresponds to an object of about 45-105 m, while H = 17.3 indicates a body between 1 and 2 km.
O. E. 2003 BC₄₆ 2003 BH₈₄

a 2.021 AU 1.951 AU

e 0.388 0.713

i 4.53 $^\circ$ 23.15 $^\circ$

$\Omega$ 154.12 $^\circ$ 283.39 $^\circ$

$\omega$ 314.15 $^\circ$ 35.20 $^\circ$

M 71.62 $^\circ$ 174.81 $^\circ$

*epoch* (MJD) 52 850 52 850

$\Delta$ 0.280 AU 1.984 AU

arc 89 days 12 days

H 23.8 17.3

**Table 2:** Orbital elements of the two new NEAs, epoch, distance from Earth at the epoch of discovery, observed arclength. The last line gives the absolute magnitude H: a value of 23.8 corresponds to an object of about 45-105 m, while H = 17.3 indicates a body between 1 and 2 km.
O. E.	2003 BC₄₆	2003 BH₈₄
a	2.021 AU	1.951 AU
e	0.388	0.713
i	4.53 $^\circ$	23.15 $^\circ$
$\Omega$	154.12 $^\circ$	283.39 $^\circ$
$\omega$	314.15 $^\circ$	35.20 $^\circ$
M	71.62 $^\circ$	174.81 $^\circ$
epoch (MJD)	52 850	52 850
$\Delta$	0.280 AU	1.984 AU
arc	89 days	12 days
H	23.8	17.3

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