* Astronomy

The 690 m - 1.5 km sized near Earth Apollo asteroid 2005 AD13 (NEO, PHA) is predicted to make a flyby of the Earth on June 18th, 09:36 UT.
The magnitude 15.5 asteroid should pass about 33.3 lunar distances away (0.08549 AU) towards the constellation Ursa Major.

Relative Velocity:  23.73 km/s


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Date__(UT)__HR:MN     R.A._(ICRF/J2000.0)_DEC  APmag 

 2007-Jun-17 00:00     14 18 42.46 +55 56 45.9  15.67 
 2007-Jun-18 00:00     13 17 43.35 +59 48 45.0  15.97 
 2007-Jun-19 00:00     12 03 56.37 +61 33 26.5  16.40 
 2007-Jun-20 00:00     10 49 58.27 +60 43 13.4  16.97 
 2007-Jun-21 00:00     09 48 35.60 +57 51 00.2   n.a. 

Orbital Elements at Epoch 2454200.5 (2007-Apr-10.0) TDB
Reference: JPL 60 (heliocentric ecliptic J2000)

Element Value Uncertainty (1-sigma) Units e 0.755235585350619 4.2876e-08 a 1.94905504474593 6.1701e-08 AU q 0.477059317146663 9.7232e-08 AU i 12.3862740208474 1.4344e-05 deg node 103.4836469150195 3.0208e-05 deg peri 262.8428009124054 2.2469e-05 deg M 318.0762690412972 8.0702e-06 deg tp 2454316.242273318170 (2007-Aug-03.74227332) 2.4241e-05 JED period 993.8814471351752 2.72 4.7195e-05 1.292e-07 d yr n .3622162392080927 1.72e-08 deg/d Q 3.421050772345208 1.083e-07 AU

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