Wellington Astronomical Society

Wellington Astronomical Society



Occultations close to Wellington Dec

This page will be used to notify of Minor Planet (MP) and brighter lunar events which are expected to be visble from the Wellington area. For more details check the OccSec web site or for MP events run Occult Watcher or for lunar events run Occult.
Remember lunar events are good practise for your observing and reduction processes. The doubles mentioned are also very valuable scientifically, so please have a go at those at least.


Asteroid events in near Wellington.
Date          Time(UT) Event
Tue January 17 12:04  (888) Parysatis occults 2UCAC 37184072 mag 12.8 Wellington near edge and Hutt in 1 sigma zone
Mon January 23 10:11  (248) Lameia occults TYC 1307-00358-1 Mag 12 Path Wellington/Hutt to Sanson

Wed February 01 approx 11:00  - 433 Eros mag 8.1 flies by at 69.5 LunarDistance  2.77" per minute
Fri February 10 13:47  (530) Turandot occults TYC 1410-00113-1 mag 11.1 Wellington and Hutt in 1 sigma zone
Fri February 10 16:01  (423) Diotima occults 2UCAC 29287506 mag 12.3 Wellington and Hutt in 1 sigma zone
Thu February 16 16:17  (570) Kythera occults TYC 6231-02093-1 mag 11.1 Wellington and Hutt in 1 sigma zone

And looking further ahead:
Wed April 25th 10:59 Mars mag -0.15 occults TYC 0841-00857-1 mag 9.4 All NZ and Eastern Aus in shadow.
 Duration 1843 secs (1/2 hour)

Sun October 07  07:53  (3) Juno occults HIP 80159 mag 8.4 Centered on Cook Strait.
    Best bright early evening event for the year.


Check in Occult Watcher for more events that you may be able to observe.


Lunar Occultations predictions for Wellington involving bright stars
that you should be able to observe with a 6" telescope.


Occultation prediction for Wellington
E. Longitude  174 46  0.0,  Latitude -41 17  0.0,  Alt.    0m;  Telescope dia 15cm;  dMag 0.0

       day  Time   P   Star  Sp  Mag  Mag    % Elon Sun  Moon   CA   PA  VA  AA
 y   m  d  h  m  s      No  D     v    r V  ill     Alt Alt Az   o    o   o   o
Occultation prediction for Wellington
12 Jan 10 11 14 42 r   97731 K5  7.6  6.8   98- 165     25  35  52S 257  51 245
   Distance of 97731 to Terminator = 18.9"; to 3km sunlit peak = 7.9"
12 Jan 10 12 51 54 r    1258 K0  6.7  6.1   98- 165     32  10  90S 295 107 283
12 Jan 11 14 27  2 R    1381wA2  6.4  6.4   94- 152     37 357  71S 276  98 259
      1381 is double: AB 6.4 12.8 20.0" 275.4
12 Jan 12 12  0 30 r  118110 K2  8.2  7.6   88- 140     26  52  34S 240  23 219
12 Jan 12 13 32  0 r  118132 B9  8.6  8.7   88- 139     38  30  61S 267  65 246
12 Jan 12 14 56 25 m  118151 K0  7.7  7.1   88- 139     43   3   6S 212  29 191
   Distance of 118151 to Terminator = 3.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
12 Jan 13 12 23 18 r    1594 K0  7.9  7.4   80- 127     26  61  68S 274  52 251
12 Jan 14 13 57 29 r  138460 K5  8.1  7.4   70- 113     38  56  87S 292  73 268
12 Jan 14 13 59 40 r    1717 G5  7.4  6.9   70- 113     38  55  62N 323 105 299
12 Jan 14 15 10 55 r  138486 K0  8.9  8.3   69- 113     48  35  62N 323 117 299
12 Jan 14 15 46 29 r  138498cG5  8.8  8.4   69- 113     51  23  27N 358 161 334
    138498 is double: ** 9.5 9.5 0.10"  90.0**
    138498 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 202). Observations are highly desired
12 Jan 14 15 57 39 r  138493WG0  8.7  8.5   69- 112 -11 52  19  26S 231  37 207
    138493 is double: AB 8.8 10.3 12.8" 187.9
12 Jan 15 12 35 49 r  138948dK0  7.6  7.0   59- 101     18  86  28N 356 126 332
    138948 is double: AB 7.8 11.2 7.5"  97.3
12 Jan 15 14 16 30 r    1835 K2  7.6  6.9   59- 100     37  67  61S 265  40 241
12 Jan 15 14 43  1 r  138971 F0  8.9  8.7   58- 100     41  62  81N 303  80 279
12 Jan 15 14 43 51 r  138970 F0  8.7  8.5   58- 100     41  61  86N 298  76 274
12 Jan 15 15 14 26 r  138978 K2  7.6  7.0   58- 100     46  54  70N 314  96 290
12 Jan 16 14 12 59 r    1963 K2  8.7  7.9   47-  87     30  82  54N 327  97 305
12 Jan 16 15 37  7 r  158139 K0  8.6  8.0   47-  86     45  66  54N 327 102 305
12 Jan 16 15 38 52 R    1968 G2  6.9  6.6   47-  86     45  66  40S 241  16 219
12 Jan 16 16 21 43 r  158154 K0  8.3  7.9   46-  86  -8 52  54  60N 321 102 299
12 Jan 17 14 30 10 r  158713 K1  8.8  8.1   36-  73     25  92  66N 311  79 292
12 Jan 17 14 48 21 r  158719 M5  9.0     v  36-  73     29  89  79S 276  44 257
    158719 = ASAS J144022-1739.4, 9.82, range 5.11, V, Type M, Period 260.815002 days, Phase  6 %
12 Jan 17 15 44 20 r  158743 F0  8.8  8.6   35-  73     39  80  81S 278  47 260
12 Jan 18 13 42 54 Gr   2230cF3  6.7  6.4   26-  61      8 ** GRAZE: CA -1.1N;
    Dist. 55km in az. 211deg. [Lat =-41.87-0.46(E.Long-174.77)]
12 Jan 18 14 11 37 r  183648wK1  8.5  7.9   25-  60     13 105  57S 250  19 235
    183648 is double: AB 8.6 10.9 131" 340.3
12 Jan 18 14 20  7 r  159408 K0  8.4  7.7   25-  60     15 104  77N 296  65 281
12 Jan 18 14 38 58 r  159417 F8  8.9  8.6   25-  60     18 101  58N 315  83 301
12 Jan 18 14 40  5 r X 39804 G5  9.4  8.8   25-  60     18 101  74N 298  66 284
12 Jan 18 15 50 15 r  183723 K2  8.9  8.0   25-  60     31  91  32N 341 107 327
12 Jan 19 15  0  1 r  184542 G8  9.4  8.6   16-  47     12 108  89S 277  47 268
12 Jan 19 15 49 37 r X 41327     9.9  8.9   15-  46     21 101  77N 291  58 282
12 Jan 20 15 34 30 R    2547cF6  4.9  4.6    8-  33      8 112  74S 258  29 255
   R2547 = 58 Ophiuchi
      2547 is double: ** 5.1 6.9 0.020" 172.0**
      2547 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 401). Observations are highly desired
12 Jan 20 15 49 42 r  185676 B8  9.3  9.2    8-  33     11 109  53N 311  81 308
12 Jan 20 15 54 42 r  185675 K0  8.8  8.2    8-  33     12 109  65S 250  19 247
12 Jan 20 16 16  5 r  185697 K2  8.6  7.9    8-  33 -10 15 106  73S 257  26 255
12 Jan 28  8 59 54 d  109107 K0  9.0  8.4   24+  59      8 288  73N  47 273  71
12 Jan 28  9 17 57 d  109121 A5  7.5  7.4e  25+  59      5 285  83S  70 298  95
    109121 = BX Psc, 7.53 to 7.60, V, Type EB:, Period 3.86051 days, Phase 46 %

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12 Feb  2  8 18 45 d     630cF5  7.7        70+ 114  -7 26 353  76N  66 252  78
       630 is double: AB 8.26 8.45 0.59"  80.5
       630 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb  4  9 21  5 d   77996 G5  7.4  6.9   86+ 137     26   3  60N  60 237  60
12 Feb  5  8 47 12 d   78993 A2  7.8  7.8   93+ 148     24  25  89N  92 252  87
12 Feb  5 10  6 12 d   79030SG   7.6  7.3   93+ 149     28   5  63S 120 296 115
     79030 is multiple: CD 7.7 12.6 35" 153.5 : CE 7.7 13.5 99" 323.1 : CA 7.7 4.1 101" 166.9 : BC 10.7 7.7 143" 309.2
12 Feb  5 10  9 35 D    1077SG3  4.0  3.5V  93+ 149     28   4  57S 126 303 121
   R1077 = Mekbuda = zeta Geminorum
      1077 is multiple: ** 4.5 4.5 0.10"  90.0** : AD 4.1 12.6 67" 350.5 : AB 4.1 10.7 89"  85.0 : AC 4.1 7.7 101" 346.9
      1077 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 293). Observations are highly desired
      1077 = zet Gem, 3.62 to 4.18, V, Type DCEP, Period 10.15073 days, Phase 65 %
12 Feb  5 11 29 40 r    1077SG3  4.0  3.5V  93+ 149     27 343 -85S 268 101 263
   R1077 = Mekbuda = zeta Geminorum
      1077 is multiple: ** 4.5 4.5 0.10"  90.0** : AD 4.1 12.6 67" 350.5 : AB 4.1 10.7 89"  85.0 : AC 4.1 7.7 101" 346.9
      1077 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 293). Observations are highly desired
      1077 = zet Gem, 3.62 to 4.18, V, Type DCEP, Period 10.15073 days, Phase 65 %
12 Feb  5 12 12 47 d   79078 K5  8.3  7.6   93+ 150     24 333  81N  84 285  79
12 Feb  6  9 11 59 d   97412 F2  8.2  7.9   97+ 161     24  32  41N  44 199  34
12 Feb  7 10  9 32 d    1328 A3  7.1  7.0  100+ 173     29  33  64S 102 257  87
   Distance of 1328 to Terminator = 5.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
12 Feb  7 14  0 54 d    1344 K5  6.5  5.7  100+ 174     30 329  44S 113 317  98
   Distance of 1344 to Terminator = 2.6"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
12 Feb  8 15 55  0 r    1454cG5  7.0  6.4   99- 170     27 311  68S 293 149 274
      1454 is double: ** 7.9 7.9 0.002" 116.0**
   Distance of 1454 to Terminator = 12.3"; to 3km sunlit peak = 3.4"
12 Feb  8 17  0 31 r    1457 K0  6.8  6.3   99- 169  -7 17 297  37S 262 125 243
   Distance of 1457 to Terminator = 5.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
12 Feb  9 12 35 13 r    1564cF5  6.7     S  97- 159     42  25  88N 305 106 283
   R1564 = 34 Sextantis
      1564 is double: AB 6.92 8.45 0.60" 247.5
      1564 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
      1564 = NSV 4945, 6.5 to 8.0, V
12 Feb  9 13 43 34 r  118459 K5  8.1  7.3   96- 158     46   2  68S 281 100 259
12 Feb  9 14  5 33 r  118471 F5  7.1  6.8   96- 158     46 355  70N 323 147 301
12 Feb  9 15  9 47 r  118490 K5  8.3  7.4   96- 158     42 333  54N 339 179 317
12 Feb  9 15 54 26 r  118495 K5  7.5  6.7   96- 157     38 320  21S 235  84 212
   Distance of 118495 to Terminator = 10.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 2.1"
12 Feb  9 16 28 32 r  118503 A2  8.5  8.3   96- 157     34 311  61S 274 129 251
12 Feb 10 14 14 39 R    1688DG9  6.4  5.7   91- 145     51  10  59S 268  81 245
      1688 is double: AB 6.4 9.4 4.9" 280.0
12 Feb 10 14 45 14 r  138319 K2  8.1  7.4   91- 144     52 358  51S 261  82 237
12 Feb 10 15 58 15 r  138347DF8  8.7        90- 144     48 331  69S 278 120 255
    138347 is double: AB 9.06 10.49 1.41" 297.8
    138347 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 12 10 39 42 r  157881 K2  7.8  7.0   75- 119     12  95  84S 287  57 264
12 Feb 12 16  6 39 r  157982 F8  9.1  8.9   73- 117     62   9  77N 306 119 283
12 Feb 12 16 48  3 d    1949SA0  5.9        72- 117 -10 62 349 -85N 108 296  85
      1949 is triple: AB 6.30 7.29 0.42"  62.2 : AB,C 5.9 12.4 26.6" 143.7
      1949 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 13 12 38  5 r    2063 A1  6.7  6.6   63- 105     26  89   8N  11 140 351
12 Feb 13 13 38 34 r  158562 K2  8.1  7.4   63- 105     37  79  11N   9 138 349
12 Feb 13 15 54 58 r  158586cF0  8.9  8.7   62- 104     60  43  75S 274  61 254
    158586 is double: ** 10.0 10.0 0.050" 350.0**
    158586 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1462). Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 13 15 55 19 r  158588 F5  8.8  8.4   62- 104     60  43  51S 250  38 231
12 Feb 13 16 15 38 r  158594 K2  8.6  7.9   62- 103     63  34  55S 254  48 234
12 Feb 14 14 55  5 Gr   2207 A4  7.0  6.6   51-  91     43 ** GRAZE: CA  3.6S;
Dist. 95km in az. 214deg. [Lat =-42.32-0.51(E.Long-174.77)]
12 Feb 14 15  3 31 R    2207 A4  7.0  6.6   51-  91     45  77  21S 215 343 199
12 Feb 14 16 50 43 d    2214WA5  6.3  6.2   50-  90 -10 62  48 -72S 122 266 107
      2214 is double: AB 6.3 8.9 11.2" 279.9
12 Feb 15 16 28 49 r    2367 F5  8.3  8.0   39-  77     51  73  82S 271  40 261
12 Feb 15 16 37 30 r  184422 K0  8.9  8.2   39-  77     52  71  68N 301  71 291
12 Feb 15 16 49 26 D    2376 A*  4.5  4.4v  39-  77 -10 54  68 -51N  60 191  50
   R2376 = omega Ophiuchi
      2376 = ome Oph, 4.44 to 4.51, V, Type ACV, Period 2.99 days
12 Feb 16 13 46 49 r X 42308CF8  8.7  8.5   29-  65     11 109  70S 255  24 250
   X 42308 is double: AB 8.8 9.3 0.69" 170.0
   X 42308 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 16 13 52 15 r  185355cK2  9.0        29-  65     12 108  88S 272  42 267
    185355 is double: AB 9.15 11.21 0.10" 205.0
    185355 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 16 14  2  5 R    2509dK0  5.8  5.3   29-  65     14 107  39N 325  94 320
      2509 is double: AB 5.8 12.0 6.8" 173.1
12 Feb 16 14 12 47 r  185377 F2  8.8  8.6   29-  65     16 105  28S 212 340 207
12 Feb 16 14 35 54 r  185389 G3  8.4  8.0   29-  65     20 102  81N 283  50 278
12 Feb 16 14 49 38 r  185402 K4  7.2  6.4   29-  65     22 100  33N 331  98 326
12 Feb 17 14  8 34 r    2662 K5  7.6  6.5v  20-  52      5 113  88S 268  40 269
      2662 = V4393 Sgr, 7.54 to 7.65, Hp, Type LB:
12 Feb 17 14 43 13 r  186786 K2  8.5  7.6   19-  52     11 108  58S 238   8 239
12 Feb 17 14 54 50 R X156529D    7.4  7.3   19-  52     13 106  67N 292  62 293
   X156529 is double: BA 7.4 5.0 1.5"  92.8
   X156529 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 17 14 54 53 R    2666DA1  4.9        19-  52     13 106  67N 292  62 293
   R2666 = 21 Sagittarii
      2666 is double: AB 5.03 7.43 1.47" 272.8
      2666 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 17 15 16 11 r  186820 K0  9.2  8.5   19-  52     16 104  37S 216 344 217
12 Feb 17 16  0 52 r  186850WB8  9.8  9.8   19-  51     24  97  49S 229 355 230
    186850 is double: BA 9.9 8.9 46"  42.9
12 Feb 17 16  2 46 r X 44053WB9  8.9  8.9   19-  51     25  97  52S 231 358 233
   X 44053 is double: AB 8.9 9.9 46" 222.9
12 Feb 17 16  8 13 r X157153     9.6  9.2   19-  51     26  96  76S 255  21 256
12 Feb 17 17  2 55 r X 44113 M1  9.6  8.7   19-  51  -9 36  87  44S 223 349 225
12 Feb 18 15 33  5 r  162569 G5  9.1  8.7   11-  39      8 107  23S 199 330 206
12 Feb 18 15 42 37 r X 46000 K0  9.7  9.0   11-  39     10 106  76S 252  22 259
12 Feb 18 15 45 52 r X 46007 M*  9.6  8.8   11-  39     11 105  85S 261  31 268
12 Feb 18 15 53 16 R    2833 K0  7.0  6.7   11-  39     12 104  24S 200 330 207
12 Feb 18 16  6  2 r X 46030    10.0  9.1   11-  39     14 102  79N 277  46 284
12 Feb 18 16  7 51 r  162585 G0  9.1  8.8   11-  39     14 102  70S 246  15 254
12 Feb 18 16 12 28 r X 46049 K0  9.3  8.8   11-  39     15 101  56S 232   0 239
12 Feb 18 16 29  7 r X 46059 K0  9.8  9.1   11-  39     18  99  87S 263  32 271
12 Feb 18 16 29 24 r X167921     9.4  8.8   11-  39     18  99  76S 252  20 259
12 Feb 18 16 30  0 r X 46060 K0  8.9  8.4   11-  39     18  99  86S 262  30 269
12 Feb 18 16 51 35 r  162626 G5  9.4  8.9   11-  39 -11 22  95  33N 323  91 331
12 Feb 19 16 12 56 r  163446 G0  9.4  9.1    5-  27      4 106  75S 250  22 263
12 Feb 19 16 13 12 d    2969SA5  3.1  2.6    5-  27      4 107 -41N  37 168  49
   R2969 = Dabih Major = beta Capricorni
      2969 is multiple: Aa,Ab 3.1 4.9 0.10" 209.4 : AD 3.2 13.7 112" 294.0 : AB 3.2 6.1 206" 266.9 : AC 3.2 8.8 225" 135.1
      2969 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 19 16 14  0 Gr 163460SG0  8.5  8.3    5-  27      4 ** GRAZE: CA  6.4N;
        Dist. 61km in az.  18deg. [Lat =-40.70-0.25(E.Long-174.77)]
12 Feb 19 16 21 18 r  163460SG0  8.5  8.3    5-  27      5 105  21N 335 106 347
    163460 is triple: ** 9.4 10.3 0.060" 125.0** : AB 8.6 14.1 5.6" 100.5
    163460 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 440). Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 19 16 27 39 R  163453 F7  8.3  8.0    5-  27      7 104  82S 258  29 270
12 Feb 19 16 30 55 r  163458 F5  9.3  9.1    5-  27      7 104  65S 240  11 253
12 Feb 19 16 39 23 r X 48121 G8 10.2  9.7    5-  27      8 102  62N 294  64 306
12 Feb 19 16 48  9 R    2968SB9  6.1         5-  26 -12 10 101  52N 303  73 316
      2968 is multiple: Ba,Bb 6.16 9.14 0.49"  62.6 : Ba,Bb 6.16 9.14 0.53"  61.5 : BD 6.2      112" 294.0 : BA 6.1 3.2 206"  86.9
      2968 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 19 16 55 15 R    2969SA5  3.1  2.6    5-  26 -10 11 100  55N 301  71 313
   R2969 = Dabih Major = beta Capricorni
      2969 is multiple: Aa,Ab 3.1 4.9 0.10" 209.4 : AD 3.2 13.7 112" 294.0 : AB 3.2 6.1 206" 266.9 : AC 3.2 8.8 225" 135.1
      2969 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Feb 19 17  3 29 r  163486MF8  8.8  8.5    5-  26  -9 13  99  69N 287  56 299
12 Feb 28  9  1 42 d   93309 K0  7.5  6.9   34+  71      7 305  31S 133 354 150
12 Mar  2  9  0 33 d   77496cG5  8.4  7.9   62+ 104     22 336  31N  29 229  32
     77496 is double: AB 9.0 9.4 0.50" 135.9
     77496 is a close double. Observations are highly desired
12 Mar  2  9 30 31 d   77532cK0  8.2  7.6   63+ 105     20 329  65N  63 268  66
     77532 is double: ** 9.1 9.1 0.050" 350.0**
     77532 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 323). Observations are highly desired
12 Mar  2 10  8 51 d     876cK0  7.7  7.1   63+ 105     16 321  69S 109 320 112
       876 is double: ** 9.0 9.0 0.050" 350.0**
       876 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 324). Observations are highly desired
12 Mar  3  7 58 22 d   78560 G5  8.1  7.4   72+ 116 -11 27   4  39N  42 219  39
12 Mar  3  8 15 24 d   78575cK7  8.6  7.8   72+ 116     27 360  73N  76 257  74
     78575 is double: ** 9.7 9.7 0.10" 152.0**
     78575 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc 849). Observations are highly desired
12 Mar  3  8 59 20 d   78587 K0  8.6  8.1   72+ 116     27 348  55S 128 318 126
12 Mar  4 11 52 39 gr   1151 F0  6.9  6.7   81+ 129     19 319  16N  23 234  14
12 Mar  4 11 52 41 Gr   1151 F0  6.9  6.7   81+ 129     19 ** GRAZE: CA 15.5N; Dist.  5km in az.  36deg. [Lat =-41.22-0.54(E.Long-174.77)]
12 Mar  5 10 15 45 d   97855 A2  8.1  8.0   89+ 141     33 355  73N  82 267  69
12 Mar  5 11 58 21 d   97892wG5  8.4  7.9   89+ 141     27 327  49N  59 264  46
     97892 is double: AB 8.4 15.5 102" 300.0
12 Mar  5 12 14 43 d   97901 K2  7.4  6.7   89+ 141     26 323  50N  60 268  47
12 Mar  6 15 46 12 d    1410WK3  5.1  4.4   95+ 155      6 289  15S 174  40 155
   R1410 = 6 Leonis
      1410 is double: AB 5.2 9.3 38"  75.0
   Distance of 1410 to Terminator = 6.8"; to 3km sunlit peak = 0.0"
12 Mar  7 15  8 10 d    1526cK2  7.9  7.4   99+ 168     24 302  61N  60 281  39
      1526 is double: ** 8.9 10.0 0.41" 284.7**
      1526 has been reported as non-instantaneous (OCc1416). Observations are highly desired
   Distance of 1526 to Terminator = 16.0"; to 3km sunlit peak = 5.9"






    Jupiter Events 
Gallilean Moons  ~mag 4 to 5 - easy in small scope.
Accuracy only needs to be +/- about 1 second so visual observing is fine.
Jupiter is now rising early evening and is setting by dawn.
Bright easy object to find.
Use Occult... Satellite Phenome... for predictions, also look at  ALPO 

Local time (NZT) of Rise and Set

      Date        Sun        Mercury       Venus         Mars       Jupiter       Saturn       Uranus      Neptune
               Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set    Rise  Set
2012 Jan 15    5  4 19 54   3 57 19  7   8 10 21 48  22 42 10  8  13 17  0  9   0  4 13 14  10 46 22 55   8  4 21 39
2012 Jan 22    5 12 19 50   4 19 19 24   8 27 21 40  22 17  9 43  12 52 23 43  23 37 12 47  10 20 22 28   7 37 21 12
2012 Jan 29    5 21 19 45   4 44 19 33   8 42 21 31  21 50  9 14  12 28 23 17  23 10 12 21   9 53 22  1   7 11 20 45

2012 Feb  5    5 30 19 38   5 17 19 42   8 58 21 21  21 21  8 42  12  4 22 51  22 43 11 53   9 27 21 34   6 45 20 18
2012 Feb 12    5 39 19 30   5 55 19 47   9 12 21 10  20 51  8  7  11 42 22 26  22 15 11 25   9  1 21  7   6 18 19 51
2012 Feb 19    5 47 19 20   6 34 19 48   9 27 20 59  20 19  7 29  11 20 22  1  21 47 10 57   8 35 20 40   5 52 19 24
2012 Feb 26    5 56 19 10   7 13 19 44   9 41 20 48  19 46  6 49  10 58 21 36  21 19 10 28   8  9 20 13   5 26 18 57


Predictions can be found in the Jupiter Group of  ALPO 





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