New discovery, 2011 OX27

LC00228 K11O27X

Finaly the MPC automated software linked together the observations I've been chaining since July the 30th of what seems to be a main belt asteroid with a moderate inclination.


LC00228 KC2011 07 30.97138 21 15 18.50 +03 57 08.2 20.2 V J87
LC00228 KC2011 07 30.97899 21 15 18.11 +03 57 07.2 19.8 V J87
LC00228 KC2011 07 30.98659 21 15 17.74 +03 57 06.0 19.9 V J87

LC00230 KC2011 08 01.00418 21 14 31.09 +03 53 59.9 19.8 V J87
LC00230 KC2011 08 01.02848 21 14 29.98 +03 53 55.1 J87
LC00230 KC2011 08 01.03762 21 14 29.49 +03 53 52.8 20.0 V J87

LC00231 KC2011 08 04.01447 21 12 10.02 +03 43 03.8 19.8 V J87
LC00231 KC2011 08 04.02062 21 12 09.71 +03 43 02.3 19.8 V J87
LC00231 KC2011 08 04.03900 21 12 08.79 +03 42 57.8 20.0 V J87

LC00232 KC2011 08 06.94351 21 09 49.70 +03 30 02.2 19.7 V J87
LC00232 KC2011 08 06.95122 21 09 49.29 +03 30 00.0 19.9 V J87
LC00232 KC2011 08 06.95892 21 09 48.92 +03 29 57.6 20.2 V J87

Epoch 2011 July 18.0 TT = JDT 2455760.5
M 355.29126
n 0.24655720 Peri. 107.42858
a 2.5187840 Node 209.72381
e 0.1263783 Incl. 10.88941

From 9 observations 2011 July 30-Aug. 4.

Residuals
20110730 *J87 0.1+ 0.3- 20110801 J87 0.2- 0.4+ 20110804 J87 0.0+ 0.0-
20110730 J87 0.3- 0.0- 20110801 J87 0.8+ 0.3+ 20110804 J87 0.1- 0.0-
20110730 J87 0.4- 0.1+ 20110801 J87 0.1+ 0.3- 20110804 J87 0.1- 0.1-