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Pressing S on the orbital elements+observations screen saves the orbital elements in this format:
Orbital elements: DRS044 Perihelion 2022 Oct 20.35345 +/- 535 TT = 8:28:57 (JD 2459872.85345) Epoch 2023 Jul 14.0 TT = JDT 2460139.5 Ju: 0.4692 Find_Orb M 8.47557165 +/- 60 (J2000 ecliptic) n 0.03178579 +/- 0.0885 Peri. 93.43502 +/- 110 a 9.86992906 +/- 18.3 Node 122.98057 +/- 3.0 e 0.8012000 +/- 0.246 Incl. 15.61214 +/- 39 P 31.01 H 17.33 G 0.15 U 11.1 SR q 1.96214092 +/- 1.38 Q 17.7777171 +/- 48.7 From 3 observations 2023 July 14 (98.8 min); mean residual 0".02 # State vector (heliocentric equatorial J2000): # +1.795930046554 -2.595361725065 -1.115701474350 AU # +11.779052930229 -0.061550516807 -2.839454952611 mAU/day # MOIDs: Me 1.537060 Ve 1.270006 Ea 1.028439 Ma 0.584696 # MOIDs: Ju 0.469205 Sa 1.499598 Ur 5.325759 Ne 13.249515 # 1 oppositions # Elements written: 15 Jul 2023 3:49:48 (JD 2460140.659590) # Full range of obs: 2023 July 14 (98.8 min) (3 observations) # Find_Orb ver: 2023 Jun 08 # Perturbers: 00000001 ; JPL DE-421 # Tisserand relative to Jupiter: 2.11468 # Diameter 1403.6 meters (assuming 10% albedo) # Score: 0.406810 # $Name=DRS044 $Ty=2022 $Tm=10 $Td=20.353447 $MA=8.47557 # $ecc=0.8012001 $Eqnx=2000. # $a=9.8699291 $Peri=93.43503 $Node=122.98057 $Incl=15.61215 # $EpJD=2460139.500 $q=1.962141 $T=2459872.853448 $H=17.3 # Sigmas avail: 3
Is it/would it be possible to save this information in the one-line MPC orbit format instead?
A use case for this would be being able to import these orbits into Stellarium via its Solar System Editor plugin:
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@void4 The orbital elements from the fit are available in the mpc_fmt.txt file in the .find_orb directory in your home directory
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Pressing S on the orbital elements+observations screen saves the orbital elements in this format:
Is it/would it be possible to save this information in the one-line MPC orbit format instead?
A use case for this would be being able to import these orbits into Stellarium via its Solar System Editor plugin:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: