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Occultation event

Eris

2003 UB313TNO> Scattered D.O.
event on 2013-08-29
498
Radius (km)
Geometric albedo
1
Positive chords
Australia
Observed from
Size — to scalevs Pluto
ERIS · R 498 KMPLUTO · R 1188 KM
Eris — this objectPluto — comparison
Physical properties
Radius eq. (km)> 498
Equivalent radius (km)
Oblateness0
Axis ratios (b/a · c/a)
Density (g/cm³)
ShapeSpherical
Albedo (V)
Orbit — top viewheliocentric
Neptune 30 AU
67.867
a (AU)
0.436
e
44.04
i (deg)
Occultation record
each line — one station saw the star vanish
Event date2013-08-29
Observed fromAustralia
Positive chords1 // radius lower limit
KindMain
Delta (au)95.77
Star G mag.18.1395
Object G mag.20.637
Astrometryfeeds NIMA ephemeris
Position Date (JD)2456534.15138890
RA position01 42 58.50247
Error RA·cos(δ) (mas)1.2
DEC position−03 21 17.39482
Error DEC (mas)0.85
Atmosphere
Pressure (nbar)no
Atm. gas
Reference & provenance
Lucky Star projectYes
ReferenceRommel et al, A&A, 644, A40, 2020
Link
CommentThis object has an ambiguous solution where the center of it could be north or south of the observed chord. In this case we assumed the north position.
Eris occultation — 2013-08-29 · SOSB / Lucky Star