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Asteroid:
1998 ST27
(NEA)
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| Satellite:
S/2001 (1998 ST27) 1 |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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1°23'05'' |
1°23'51'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°25'31'' |
1°23'51'' |
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An eclipses similar to earthly eclipses, possible
to observation near perihelion (q) of the asteroid's orbit. In aphelion
(Q) of the asteroid's orbit,
the satellite's angular size is a lot larger
from angular size of The Sun
(the Sun's crown can't visible)
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Planet:
Earth
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| Satellite:
The Moon |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
planet's surface
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0°32'31'' |
0°33'29'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
planet's surface
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0°31'27'' |
0°29'55'' |
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It in dependence from mutual angular sizes
of
The Sun and The Moon the phenomena of eclipse were observed was as: total,
ringed,
and even hybrid: i.e. ringed+total...
{in incomplete cover of The Sun's disc,
eclipse is partial type)
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Asteroid:
(3749) Balam (MBA)
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| Satellite:
S/2002 (3749) 1 |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°16'04'' |
0°16'49'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°12'53'' |
0°16'49'' |
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An eclipses similar to earthly
eclipses, possible
to observation near perihelion (q) of the asteroid's orbit. In aphelion
(Q) of the asteroid's orbit,
the s atellite's angular size is a lot larger
from angular size of The Sun
(the Sun's crown can't visible)
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Asteroid:
(130) Elektra (MBA)
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| Satellite:
S/2003 (130) 1 |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°13'01'' |
0°11'51'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°08'28'' |
0°11'51'' |
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An eclipses similar to
earthly eclipses, possible
to observation near mean distance (a) of the asteroid's orbit. In aperihelion
(q) of the asteroid's orbit ringed eclipses follow.
In aphelion (Q) of the asteroid's orbit, the satellite's angular size is a lot
larger
from angular size of The Sun
(the Sun's crown can't visible))
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Asteroid:
(379) Huenna (MBA)
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| Satellite:
S/2003 (379) 1 |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°12'40'' |
0°07'11'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
asteroid's surface
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0°08'35'' |
0°07'11'' |
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In every place of asteroid's orbit were observed
only phenomena of ringed eclipses...
(crown is not visible because it be dimmed)
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Planet:
Saturn *)
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| Satellite:
Pandora |
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The Sun |
Satellite |
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max
angular size
as observed from
planet's "surface"
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0°03'32'' |
0°03'27'' |
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min
angular size
as observed from
planet's "surface"
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0°03'10'' |
0°03'24'' |
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*)
Obviously in gas giants like Saturn the surface was assumed as an outer gas layer on the pressure level of
105 Pa (about 1 atmosphere)
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