Table 3: A listing of all the NEAs and comets successfully followed-up with the NTT. The upper part of the table refers to the first run in June 2002: a total of 19 NEAs and 2 relatively bright comets were identified. The Rec in the third column stands for recovery and means that the object was located for the first time after the discovery apparition. In the second run in January 2003 (lower part of the table) 30 NEAs and 6 comets were successfully followed-up. The predicted magnitude ranged between 15 and 24.0 V. Most of these objects were observed in unfiltered mode, a few with an R filter. A (*) indicates that the object was observed at less than 60 deg elongation from the sun.

Object	Visual	Notes	Object	Visual	Notes
	magn.			magn.
1998 ST49	21.3	*	2002 LK	20.9
2002 AC	20.5		2000 SF8	22.6	Rec
2002 AE9	21.2	* Rec	2000 TO64	23.4	Rec
2002 DH2	21.5		2002 GP5	21.8
2000 GS146	21.6	*	2002 ES11	21.9
2001 CQ36	22.4	Rec	C/2001 Q4	17
2001 FX9	23.5	Rec	C/2001 W2	18
2000 YM29	23.4	Rec	2002 GZ8	21.7
1998 ST4	22.9		2002 AA	22.7
2001 QO142	22.5	Rec	2002 JQ100	21.3
1998 QR15	22.9	Rec
1978 CA	16.9		2002 WP11	22.2
1998 ST49	22.6	Rec	2002 XB	22.7
1999 RC32	23.4	Rec	2002 XM14	23.7
1999 TB5	21.9	Rec	2002 XS14	21.9
2000 AD6	21.8	Rec	2002 XY38	23.0
2001 FF7	23.4	Rec	2002 XY39	22.1
2001 SK9	24.0	Rec	2002 XO40	22.8
2001 BP61	23.0	Rec	2002 YG4	21.3
2002 FA6	21.7	Rec	2002 YD12	20.2
2002 LW	22.7	Rec	2003 AL73	18.5
2002 LG3	22.3	Rec	2003 BC46	22.1
2002 LS32	21.9	Rec	2003 BH84	21.7
2002 RP137	23.2		C/1995 O1	20
2002 SR	21.1		C/1999 K8	19
2002 TV55	20.6		C/1999 Y1	18
2002 TS69	23.7		C/2001 N2	15
2002 VO85	22.1		C/2001 Q1	20	*
2002 VC92	19.8		C/2001 W2	22