Future Asteroidal Occultations

31st Annual Meeting of the

International Occultation Timing Association

2013 October 6, David Dunlap Obs., Ontario

David W. Dunham

Planetary/Asteroidal Events, Rest of 2013

Occultation of 10.6-mag. TYC 0030-00604-1 by (307) Nike, 2013 October 6, during IOTA meeting

Occultation of 4.4-mag. 30 Piscium (red giant) by (2085) Henan, 2013 October 11

Occultation of 9.6-mag. TYC 0646-00730-1 by binary Trojan (617) Patroclus, 2013 October 21

Occultation of 6.7-mag. SAO 162945 by (41) Daphne, 2013 October 25

Occultation of 9.8-mag. TYC 2867-01816-1 by (134) Sophrosyne, 2013 Nov. 26 – SWRI?

Occultation of 7.2-mag. SAO 39079by (733) Mocia, 2013 December 26

Planetary/Asteroidal Events, Early 2014

Occultation of 4.9-mag. Omicron Geminorumby (602) Marianna, 2014 January 27

Occultation of Regulus by (163) Erigone, 2014 March 20

Since the Occ-ultation by (166) Rhodope in Oct. 2005, Regulus wasfound to be aclose double,but the compan-ion is about 100times fainter than the pri-mary, and itapparently wasnot detected inthe 2005 obser-vations. I willshow my remote Video.

Planetary/Asteroidal Events, Late 2014

Occultation of 7.4-mag. SAO 117176by (3) Juno, 2014 November 20