Akihikotago

(1993 DC1 )
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NOW @ 14 ARI 8
FOUND @ 27 VIR 49
 
Inclination: 2.995
Eccentricity: 0.161
Period: 3.687 years
AU 2.387
Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

24.2.1993 17:23 Yatsugatake 138e22 35n53 observations 1


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Named in honor of Akihiko Tago (b. 1932), credited with the discovery of comets C/1968 H1, C/1969 T1, C/1987 B1 (and an independent discovery of C/1970 U1) and the 1994 nova V2313 Oph. At the Satsuki Municipal Observatory in Yanahara, Okayama, Tago works as an instructor, popularizing astronomy, particularly among the young. Name proposed by the discoverers, following a suggestion by H. Kosai, who prepared the citation.


Discovered on 24-2-1993 in Yatsugatake by Kushida, Y., Muramatsu, O.

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