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Comet 252P/LINEAR -
Comet P/2000 G1 was discovered apparently as a fast moving object of magn. 18 on 2000 April 7.45 . But F. Shelly, for the Lincoln Near-
Subsequent observations confirmed that it is a periodic comet and also a near earth object, with a perihelion distance of 1.003 AU and perihelion on March 9.8. The period is 5.4 years. The comet passed only 0.10 AU from Earth in late February and early March, when it could have reached 14th mag, but was at high southern declination. It is intrinsically very faint.
The comet was moved into its present orbit in February 1987 when an encounter to within 0.15 AU of Jupiter made significant changes to the elements.
The comet could potentially have an associated meteor shower. This would be maximum around March 30 and the meteors would appear to radiate from 5h 08m -
Comet 2000 G1 (P/ LINEAR) was not recovered at it previous return in 2005.
But in the second return could the comet be found by Scotti with the Spacewatch telescope on 2011 June 9.42. This comet was assigned as comet P/2011 L5 (LINEAR) and later the numbered comet 252P/LINEAR. The indicated correction of the prediction was Delta (T) = -
Latest updated: 2020-
Photometric data obtained by use of FOCAS-
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OBJECT DATE TIME +/-
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252P 17/01/2016 22:31:23 17.85 17.30 16.94 16.35 16.20 16.17 2.8 16.5 B96
252P 17/01/2016 22:31:23* 0.25 0.12 0.37 0.33 0.40 0.64 3 3.9 USN
AFRHO LOG
COMET UTC DELTA r BOX " MAG RSR CM +/-
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252P 17/01/2016 22:31:23 0.36 1.27 77.15 15.84 3 1 0 -