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Near Earth Asteroid 2012 LZ1 1:45 UT, 15 June 2012

Friday, June 15, 2012 4:38
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2012 LZ1 imaged with iTelescope T16 on June 15, 2012. The image is a stack of 5×120 second exposures, stretched in  FITS Liberator and stacked with  ImageJ. Click to embiggen (it’s big but worth it)

2012 LZ1 was imaged at 1:45 UT after its closest approach of 13-14 lunar-distances (that’s the distance between the Earth and the Moon, 0.036 AU) on June 14 23:10 UT. The asteroid had just zipped past Barnard’s Galaxy and the Little Gem Nebula when this series of images were taken.

Here’s my animation.

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