Inclination: 3.136
Eccentricity: 0.075
Period: 4.983 years
AU 2.917
Type: 0000
Discovery Chart
10.2.2000 06:54 Kitt Peak 111w36 31n57 observations 1 << prev in category - Observatories - next in category >>
The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) is a sensitive detector built under about 2 km of rock in a mine near Sudbury, Ontario. Completed in 1998, SNO consists of photomultiplier tubes around heavy water. In 2001 the SNO collaboration announced evidence that neutrinos oscillate.
Discovered on 10-2-2000 in Kitt Peak by Spacewatch | ||
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