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Table 2

Aspect data for new observations of Cerberus.

Date r Δ α λ β Obs.
[AU] [AU] [deg] [deg] [deg]

1999 11 03.9 1.432 0.529 27.3 359.9 4.7 On
1999 11 04.9 1.428 0.532 28.2 359.3 4.3 On
2008 09 01.9 1.574 0.822 34.4 40.4 14.4 Ma
2008 09 02.9 1.573 0.811 34.0 40.4 14.4 Ma
2008 09 24.9 1.535 0.606 22.6 35.8 13.4 Si
2008 09 30.6 1.521 0.562 18.1 33.0 12.7 Le
2008 10 20.9 1.455 0.467 8.5 17.8 7.5 On
2008 10 28.9 1.422 0.459 17.3 10.9 4.5 Kh
2008 10 29.3 1.420 0.459 17.8 10.6 4.3 Li
2008 11 03.8 1.396 0.463 24.3 6.3 2.1 On
2009 09 19.9 1.583 0.617 16.0 355.6 25.7 Wi
2009 09 20.9 1.583 0.617 15.9 354.9 25.5 Wi
2009 10 15.9 1.575 0.703 26.5 340.4 17.1 HP
2009 10 18.8 1.572 0.721 28.2 339.4 16.0 Si

Notes. The table lists the asteroid’s distance from the Sun r and from the Earth Δ, the solar phase angle α, the geocentric ecliptic coordinates of the asteroid (λ,β), and the observatory (On – Ondřejov Observatory, 65 cm; Kh – Kharkiv Observatory, 70 cm; Si – Simeiz, Crimean Astronomical Observatory, 1 m; Le – Leura Observatory, 36 cm; Ma – Maidanak Observatory, 1 m; Wi – Wise Observatory, 1 m; HP – Observatoire de Haute-Provence, 1.2 m; Li – Lick Observatory, 1 m).

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