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Objects on this page are listed in numeric order for numbered objects and
designation order for un-numbered objects.
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Submitting images:
When submitting images to TA please send them as an e-mail attachment and please try to
use the following filename format:
object_yyyymmdd_hhmm_observer.jpg
where object is the name of the object, yyyymmdd, hhmm is the date and time of
the exposure (the hhmm field is optional) and observer is a unique observer code
(say your initials).
It is also a good idea to include details of the telescope, scale, orientation,
camera, filter etc as annotation on the image.
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50000 = 2002 LM60 = Quaoar
2006 July 19 (Sostero,
Gonano).
2003 UB313
Currently in Cetus this is the largest TNO yet found, rather larger than Pluto. Images:
2005 August 4 (Birtwhistle),
2005 August 6 (Montanucci),
2005 August 10 (Strange).
2005 FY9
2006 February 6 (Gonano),
2009 May 24 (Harlow),
2009 May 26 (Harlow).
2003 EL61
2009 May 26 (Harlow),
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