Exercise #3 Astronomy Ranking Task: Kepler’s Laws – Orbital Motion Description: The figure below shows a star and five orbiting planets (A – E). Note that planets

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• Orbits
• Planetary science
• Planet
• Exoplanetology
• Semi-major and semi-minor axes
• Elliptic orbit
• Methods of detecting exoplanets

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Exercise #5 Astronomy Ranking Task: Kepler’s Laws – Orbital Motion Description: The figure below shows four identical one solar mass stars, and four planets (A –

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• Planetary science
• Orbit
• Planet
• Semi-major and semi-minor axes
• Exoplanetology
• Super-Earth

2015 AUG. 2 M.P.SDate of current MPCs The MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS SUPPLEMENT is

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2015 JULY 12 M.P.SDate of current MPCs The MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS SUPPLEMENT is

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2015 JULY 2 M.P.CThe MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS are published, on behalf of Division F of the International Astronomical Union, usually in batches on or near the date of each full moon, by:

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2015 JULY 19 M.P.SDate of current MPCs The MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS SUPPLEMENT is

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2015 JUNE 2 M.P.CThe MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS are published, on behalf of Division F of the International Astronomical Union, usually in batches on or near the date of each full moon, by:

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PRESS RELEASE Released on 15 July 2011 When minor planets Ceres and Vesta rock the Earth into chaos Based on the article “Strong chaos induced by close encounters with Ceres and Vesta”, by J. Laskar,

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Occultations by major and minor planets – jan 1 10h 3.3m 314 Rosalia Diam = 61.6 m = 14.1

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