Comet 33P/Daniel
Named after Zaccheus Daniel, who discovered the comet on December 07, 1909 at Princeton University, New Jersey.
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Alternate designation | 32P/1926 V1; 32P/1935 P1; 1927 III; 1935 IV; 1944 II; 1952 VII; 1961 III; 1969 VIII; 1978 XVII; 1987 |
Classification | Jupiter-family Comet |
Osculating Orbital Elements
Epoch | 2451960,5 |
Semi major axis | 4,0199 AU |
Period [Julian yrs] | 8,060 Julian years |
Inclination | 22,410 ° |
Eccentricity | 0,4633 |
Lon. of ascending node | 66,583 ° |
Argument of perihelion | 18,992 ° |
Passage of perihelion | 2000-Jun-23.465947 |
Aphelion distance | 5,8825 AU |
Mean anomaly | 29,536 ° |
Physical Data
Radius | 1,30 km |
Total magnitude (M1) | 12 |
Total magnitude slope (k1) | 15 |
Nuclear magnitude (M2) | 17 |
Nuclear magnitude slope (k2) | 5 |
Nuclear phase coefficient | 0,03 |
Discovery Circumstances
Discoverer | Zaccheus Daniel |
Discovered | 1909-12-07 |
Data File
Data File Name | 33P_Daniel.aed |
Data File Date | 2006-12-22 |
Data File Size | 2714 kB |
Covered Period | 1800,00 - 2100,00 |
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