C. Betrabet & U. Bhatia from Ryan International School, Sohna Rd, Gurgaon (India) made the preliminary discovery of TOV444. This discovery was linked to the observation RIS0047 in the image set 2011 MV1-0630-24. This is discovery is of high interest, which means it might be a near-Earth object (NEO).
Remember a preliminary discovery must be observed a second time within 7-10 days. IASC monitors the second observations, and will notify you immediately of any change in status of your discovery.
The Discoveries & Observations page on the IASC web site at http://iasc.hsutx.edu/index_
Image Sets Available
Image sets from June 28 and 30 are available. There is at least one image set in each of the school folders. Check your folders.
Remember a preliminary discovery must be observed a second time within 7-10 days. IASC monitors the second observations, and will notify you immediately of any change in status of your discovery.
The Discoveries & Observations page on the IASC web site at http://iasc.hsutx.edu/index_
Image Sets Available
Image sets from June 28 and 30 are available. There is at least one image set in each of the school folders. Check your folders.
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