DISCOVERED NEOS

Monthly list about Near Earth Objects (Data from JPL)

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    Date      NEC  Atira Aten Apollo  Amor   PHA-KM  PHA  NEA-KM  NEA    NEO
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 2014-12-16    95     14  883   6404  4580     155  1525     867 11881  11976
 2014-01-01    94     13  804   5699  3963     154  1440     854 10479  10573
 2013-01-01    93     11  743   5120  3571     153  1357     853  9445   9538
 2012-01-01    91     11  676   4569  3198     153  1276     842  8454   8545
 2011-01-01    89     11  618   4094  2837     148  1176     820  7560   7649
 2010-01-01    84     10  535   3594  2506     145  1089     806  6645   6729
 2000-01-01    55      1   57    452   369      62   215     308   879    934
 1990-01-01    48      0    8     62    64      20    42      91   134    182
 1980-01-01    44      0    3     27    23      12    17      45    53     97
 1970-01-01    42      0    0     13    14       8    10      24    27     69
 1960-01-01    41      0    0     10    10       7     8      18    20     61
 1950-01-01    41      0    0      7     6       4     5      12    13     54
 1940-01-01    36      0    0      3     6       2     3       8     9     45
 1930-01-01    34      0    0      0     5       0     0       5     5     39
 1920-01-01    32      0    0      0     3       0     0       3     3     35
 1910-01-01    30      0    0      0     1       0     0       1     1     31
 1900-01-01    28      0    0      0     1       0     0       1     1     29

 

Group Description Definition
NECs Near-Earth Comets q<1.3 AU, P<200 years
NEAs Near-Earth Asteroids q<1.3 AU
Atiras NEAs whose orbits are contained entirely with the orbit of the Earth (named after asteroid 163693 Atira). a<1.0 AU, Q<0.983 AU
Atens Earth-crossing NEAs with semi-major axes smaller than Earth's (named after asteroid 2062 Aten). a<1.0 AU, Q>0.983 AU
Apollos Earth-crossing NEAs with semi-major axes larger than Earth's (named after asteroid 1862 Apollo). a>1.0 AU, q<1.017 AU
Amors Earth-approaching NEAs with orbits exterior to Earth's but interior to Mars' (named after asteroid 1221 Amor). a>1.0 AU, 1.017<q<1.3 AU
PHAs Potentially Hazardous Asteriods: NEAs whose Minimum Orbit Intersection Distance (MOID) with the Earth is 0.05 AU or less and whose absolute magnitude (H) is 22.0 or brighter. MOID<=0.05 AU, H<=22.0