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Asteroid 2062 Aten (1976 AA) makes its closest approach to the Earth (0.979 AU) on the 4th January 2018



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Asteroid 2062 Aten makes its closest approach to the Earth (0.443 AU) on the 23rd January 2016

 



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The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten (1976 AA) will make a close pass (72.6 lunar distances, 0.1864 AU) travelling at 12.71 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 23rd January 2015 @ 19:08 UT ±00:01. 

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The Lunar Distance (LD), the distance between Earth and the Moon, equals 384,401 km, (or 0.00256 AU).

Ephemeris

Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     Mag
2015 01 20    13 33 06.6 +30 47 44   0.1883  1.0547   107.0    63.1    15.5
2015 01 21    13 42 00.0 +32 01 28   0.1874  1.0521   106.3    63.9    15.5
2015 01 22    13 51 07.3 +33 13 37   0.1868  1.0495   105.5    64.7    15.6
2015 01 23    14 00 27.8 +34 23 47   0.1865  1.0469   104.6    65.5    15.6
2015 01 24    14 10 00.6 +35 31 36   0.1864  1.0442   103.7    66.3    15.6
2015 01 25    14 19 44.8 +36 36 42   0.1866  1.0416   102.7    67.2    15.6
2015 01 26    14 29 39.0 +37 38 47   0.1870  1.0389   101.7    68.1    15.6
2015 01 27    14 39 41.9 +38 37 32   0.1877  1.0361   100.7    69.0    15.7
2015 01 28    14 49 52.0 +39 32 45   0.1886  1.0334    99.7    69.9    15.7
2015 01 29    15 00 07.5 +40 24 12   0.1897  1.0306    98.6    70.9    15.7
2015 01 30    15 10 26.6 +41 11 46   0.1911  1.0278    97.6    71.8    15.8
2015 01 31    15 20 47.5 +41 55 22   0.1926  1.0249    96.5    72.7    15.8


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The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten will make a close pass (131 lunar distances, 0.3352 AU), travelling at 9.97 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 7th May 2014 @ 19:22 UT ±00:01.

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The Lunar Distance (LD), the distance between Earth and the Moon, equals 384,401 km, (or 0.00256 AU).

Ephemeris

Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     Mag
2014 05 01    00 24 02.6 +54 18 10   0.3375  0.8132    46.6   115.9    18.5
2014 05 02    00 23 57.8 +53 28 14   0.3369  0.8114    46.1   116.5    18.6
2014 05 03    00 24 02.6 +52 36 48   0.3364  0.8096    45.7   117.0    18.6
2014 05 04    00 24 16.7 +51 43 54   0.3360  0.8079    45.3   117.5    18.6
2014 05 05    00 24 39.9 +50 49 36   0.3356  0.8063    44.9   118.0    18.7
2014 05 06    00 25 12.1 +49 53 58   0.3354  0.8047    44.5   118.5    18.7
2014 05 07    00 25 53.1 +48 57 05   0.3352  0.8032    44.2   118.9    18.7
2014 05 08    00 26 42.6 +47 58 59   0.3352  0.8018    43.9   119.3    18.7
2014 05 09    00 27 40.5 +46 59 48   0.3353  0.8005    43.6   119.7    18.8
2014 05 10    00 28 46.4 +45 59 35   0.3355  0.7992    43.3   120.0    18.8
2014 05 11    00 30 00.2 +44 58 26   0.3358  0.7980    43.0   120.3    18.8
2014 05 12    00 31 21.6 +43 56 27   0.3363  0.7969    42.8   120.5    18.8
2014 05 13    00 32 50.3 +42 53 45   0.3369  0.7959    42.6   120.7    18.8
2014 05 14    00 34 26.1 +41 50 26   0.3377  0.7950    42.5   120.8    18.9
2014 05 15    00 36 08.8 +40 46 36   0.3386  0.7941    42.4   120.9    18.9
2014 05 16    00 37 58.1 +39 42 23   0.3396  0.7934    42.3   121.0    18.9
2014 05 17    00 39 53.7 +38 37 52   0.3409  0.7927    42.2   120.9    18.9
2014 05 18    00 41 55.3 +37 33 13   0.3423  0.7921    42.2   120.9    18.9
2014 05 19    00 44 02.8 +36 28 31   0.3438  0.7916    42.2   120.8    18.9
2014 05 20    00 46 15.8 +35 23 53   0.3456  0.7911    42.3   120.6    18.9
2014 05 21    00 48 34.0 +34 19 26   0.3475  0.7908    42.4   120.4    18.9
2014 05 22    00 50 57.3 +33 15 18   0.3495  0.7905    42.5   120.1    18.9
2014 05 23    00 53 25.2 +32 11 34   0.3518  0.7903    42.6   119.8    18.9
2014 05 24    00 55 57.7 +31 08 20   0.3542  0.7903    42.8   119.5    18.8
2014 05 25    00 58 34.3 +30 05 44   0.3568  0.7903    43.0   119.1    18.8
2014 05 26    01 01 14.9 +29 03 49   0.3596  0.7903    43.2   118.6    18.8
2014 05 27    01 03 59.3 +28 02 42   0.3625  0.7905    43.5   118.1    18.8
2014 05 28    01 06 47.1 +27 02 27   0.3656  0.7908    43.8   117.6    18.8
2014 05 29    01 09 38.3 +26 03 09   0.3688  0.7911    44.1   117.0    18.8
2014 05 30    01 12 32.5 +25 04 53   0.3723  0.7916    44.4   116.4    18.7
2014 05 31    01 15 29.6 +24 07 41   0.3758  0.7921    44.7   115.8    18.7


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The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten will make a close pass (56.9 lunar distances, 0.1463 AU), travelling at 10.25 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 8th January 2014 @ 09:56 UT ±00:01. 

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The Lunar Distance (LD), the distance between Earth and the Moon, equals 384,401 km, (or 0.00256 AU).



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Asteroid (2062) Aten is at magnitude 13.9 on the 5th January 2014

Distance to Earth: 0.148 AU 
Distance to Sun center: 1.119 AU 



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Ephemeris

Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     Mag
2014 01 03    05 57 25.3 +02 57 27   0.1506  1.1225   155.9    21.0    14.0
2014 01 04    05 51 59.8 +04 42 23   0.1492  1.1211   155.9    21.0    13.9
2014 01 05    05 46 29.5 +06 29 44   0.1480  1.1198   155.6    21.3    13.9
2014 01 06    05 40 55.2 +08 18 59   0.1471  1.1184   154.9    21.9    13.9
2014 01 07    05 35 17.8 +10 09 34   0.1466  1.1169   154.0    22.7    14.0
2014 01 08    05 29 38.3 +12 00 57   0.1463  1.1155   152.8    23.8    14.0
2014 01 09    05 23 57.4 +13 52 31   0.1463  1.1139   151.3    25.1    14.0
2014 01 10    05 18 16.1 +15 43 44   0.1467  1.1124   149.6    26.6    14.1
2014 01 11    05 12 35.3 +17 34 02   0.1473  1.1108   147.8    28.2    14.1
2014 01 12    05 06 55.9 +19 22 53   0.1481  1.1091   145.8    29.9    14.2
2014 01 13    05 01 18.7 +21 09 50   0.1493  1.1075   143.8    31.6    14.2
2014 01 14    04 55 44.5 +22 54 27   0.1507  1.1058   141.7    33.5    14.3
2014 01 15    04 50 14.2 +24 36 24   0.1523  1.1040   139.6    35.3    14.4
2014 01 16    04 44 48.4 +26 15 22   0.1542  1.1022   137.4    37.1    14.5
2014 01 17    04 39 27.7 +27 51 08   0.1563  1.1004   135.3    38.9    14.5
2014 01 18    04 34 12.9 +29 23 31   0.1587  1.0985   133.2    40.7    14.6
2014 01 19    04 29 04.4 +30 52 26   0.1612  1.0966   131.1    42.5    14.7
2014 01 20    04 24 02.7 +32 17 49   0.1639  1.0947   129.1    44.2    14.8
2014 01 21    04 19 08.3 +33 39 38   0.1667  1.0927   127.1    45.9    14.8
2014 01 22    04 14 21.5 +34 57 56   0.1697  1.0907   125.1    47.5    14.9
2014 01 23    04 09 42.6 +36 12 47   0.1729  1.0887   123.2    49.1    15.0
2014 01 24    04 05 11.8 +37 24 15   0.1762  1.0866   121.4    50.6    15.1
2014 01 25    04 00 49.4 +38 32 28   0.1796  1.0845   119.6    52.1    15.2
2014 01 26    03 56 35.4 +39 37 33   0.1831  1.0824   117.9    53.5    15.2
2014 01 27    03 52 30.0 +40 39 38   0.1867  1.0802   116.2    54.9    15.3
2014 01 28    03 48 33.1 +41 38 53   0.1904  1.0780   114.6    56.2    15.4
2014 01 29    03 44 44.9 +42 35 26   0.1941  1.0757   113.0    57.4    15.5
2014 01 30    03 41 05.1 +43 29 27   0.1980  1.0734   111.5    58.7    15.5
2014 01 31    03 37 33.7 +44 21 05   0.2018  1.0711   110.0    59.8    15.6


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Asteroid 2062 Aten makes its closest approach to the Earth (0.236 AU) on the 26th June, 2013



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The near-Earth asteroid 2062 Aten was discovered on January 7, 1976, by Eleanor F. Helin.

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Asteroid 2062 Aten makes its closest approach to the Earth (0.211 AU) on the 5th August, 2012.

2062 Aten is an asteroid that was discovered at the Palomar Mountain Observatory by Eleanor F. Helin, who is now the principal scientist for the NEAT (Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking) project. It is named after Aten, the Egyptian god of the sun. 
Aten was the first asteroid found to have a semi-major orbital axis of less than one astronomical unit. A new category of asteroids was thus created, the Atens, of which 16 are known and numbered, and some 212 awaiting numbering as of July 2004, ranging from (99907) 1989 VA to 2004 MD6.
 
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