Ritaschulz

(1986 VX5 )
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Inclination: 5.517
Eccentricity: 0.141
Period: 4.559 years
AU 2.749
Type: 0000
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Discovery Chart

6.11.1986 00:00 Anderson Mesa 111w32 35n5 observations 1


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Rita Schulz (b. 1961), a German planetary scientist at the European Space Agency, is an expert on the physical and chemical properties of comets. She studied the structure of the CN coma of comet 1P/Halley and is currently deputy project scientist on the Rosetta mission. The name was suggested by M. A. Barucci.


Discovered on 6-11-1986 in Anderson Mesa by Bowell, E.

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