| The Priority List classifies the need to observe Near-Earth Asteroids into four categories: urgent, necessary, useful and low priority. This service focuses on newly discovered objects to ensure that the highest possible percentage of these bodies can be recovered at other apparitions. |
| Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) observed at two or more oppositions, but not numbered yet, will eventually be included when they show significant ephemeris uncertainty. |
| Objects brighter than magnitude 22.0 V and at least 40 degrees of elongation from the sun are eligible for this list according to this PLOT. It is updated on a daily basis using data coming from the Minor Planet Center and the NEODySdatabases. |
| Each category of this list is represented by an abbreviation and the background color in the first column as indicated. For more information read the "Explanation of Symbols". | Urgent | |
| Necessary | ||
| Useful | ||
| Low priority |
| Andrea Boattini, Germano D'Abramo, Giovanni Valsecchi |
| NEA Visibility Chart (Original idea by Felix Hormuth; special thanks to Detlef Koschny) |
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| The following table can be sorted by: | Priority |
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Last update: 2018 Nov 16, 12:03 UT
| Priority | Object | Inserted in this categ. | R.A. | Decl. | Elong. | Magn. | Sky Uncert. in arcsec | End of Visibility |
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| LP | 2012 GS5 | 2012/04/16 | 05h 42m | +00.3 | 142 | 19.5 | 6 | 2019 Jan 08 |
| UR | 2012 CT | 2012/02/04 | 04h 41m | -32.1 | 126 | 21.7 | 4764 | 2019 Mar 19 |
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Objects from the NEO Confirmation Page
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