Table 9:

Sample from prediction tables for stellar occultations by Pluto.

Year  m  d    h  m s	RA   (ICRS)   Dec	C/A P/A      v     D	R*   J*   H*   K*	LST      pm ct fg
	h  m    s	mas         km s-1 AU		h:m    mas    mas              mas mas mas mas
2008 06 22  19 10 11	17 58 33.0155 -17 02 38.344	185 176.12  -23.80  30.47	12.9 11.7 11.6 11.4	071 23:53 +00.0 +74.5 ok uc  0    40   14 -03 -04
2008 06 24  10 36 55	17 58 22.3931 -17 02 49.335	168 355.86  -23.74  30.47	16.3 12.8 11.9 11.7	197 23:46 +00.0 +74.6 ok 2m 0    24   21 +00 +01
2008 08 25  04 34 51	17 53 27.1046 -17 15 27.526	169 328.87  -08.39  31.06	14.9 11.1 10.1 09.8	226 19:38 +00.0 +79.8 ok 2m 0    58   12 -07 -12

Notes. Prediction tables list event date and instant (UTC), the ICRS (J2000) star coordinates at occultation, the closest apparent distance between star and body (C/A), the position angle (P/A) of the shadow across the Earth (counter-clockwise, zero at South), the velocity in km s^-1, the distance (D) to the Earth (AU), R*, J*, H* and K* star magnitudes normalized to a reference shadow velocity (v) of 20 km s^-1, longitude () of the sub-solar point, local solar time (LST), ( , ) ephemeris offset correction to the DE418 and plu017 ephemerides in (RA, Dec) for the central instant (see Sect. 6), catalog cross-identification (uc = UCAC2, 2m = 2MASS, fs = field star), proper motion existence and multiplicity flags (see Sect. 4.4), estimated star catalog position errors ( ,  ) and proper motions ( ,  ). Positive/negative v means prograde/retrograde velocities respectively, that is, Plutos geocentric right ascension is increasing/decreasing respectively. The complete table set of 2008-2015 predictions for Pluto, Charon, Hydra and Nix is available in electronic form at the CDS.