Jododaira

(1991 BH2 )
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NOW @ 4 SCO 53
FOUND @ 17 LEO 30
 
Inclination: 11.009
Eccentricity: 0.076
Period: 5.353 years
AU 3.06
Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

23.1.1991 14:00 Kitami 143e47 43n46 observations 1


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Named for the place where the first really big star parties were held in Japan, the “Chiro's Star Festivals”, from 1975 to 1984. Jododaira (1600 m above the sea) is near the top of Mt. Azuma, a famous volcano in Fukushima Prefecture in northeastern Japan. After the violent eruption of the volcano in 1893, Percival Lowell climbed the mountain to investigate the result of the eruption. One hundred years later, an astronomical observatory was established there and is open to the public. Name proposed by the discoverers following a suggestion by M. Koishikawa and T. Sato.


Avastatud: 23-1-1991 Avastamiskoht: Kitami Avastajad: Endate, K., Watanabe, K.

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