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  1. https://www.projectpluto.com/temp/spacex.htm

     

    Created 2018 Feb 8 21:52:59 UT using Find_Orb
     

    Orbital elements (heliocentric):  2018-017A
       Perihelion 2018 Feb 4.203465 +/- 0.001 TT =  4:52:59 (JD 2458153.703465)
    Epoch 2018 Feb 10.0 TT = JDT 2458159.5   Earth MOID: 0.0002   Ma: 0.0009
    M   3.68515 +/- 0.0016              (J2000 ecliptic)          Gray
    n   0.63575070 +/- 0.000176         Peri.  177.28090 +/- 0.00022
    a   1.33950646 +/- 0.000247         Node   317.46990 +/- 0.0010
    e   0.2638608 +/- 0.000136          Incl.    1.10989 +/- 0.00058
    P   1.55/566.25d           H 25.7   G  0.15   U  6.9
    q 0.98606318 +/- 3.95e-8    Q 1.69294974 +/- 0.000494
    53 of 57 observations 2018 Feb. 8 (14.0 hr); mean residual 0".414

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    https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons.cgi

     

    Ephemeris Type [change] : 	OBSERVER
    Target Body [change] : 	SpaceX Roadster (spacecraft) (Tesla) [-143205]
    Observer Location [change] : 	Mars (body center) [500@499]
    Time Span [change] : 	Start=2020-09-01, Stop=2020-10-31, Step=1 h
    Table Settings [change] : 	defaults
    Display/Output [change] : 	default (formatted HTML)

     

     


  2. https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.02554

     

    Citation

     

    Early 2017 observations of TRAPPIST-1 with Spitzer

     

    To further advance our understanding of these planets' compositions, energy budgets, and dynamics, we are carrying out an intensive photometric monitoring campaign of their transits with the Spitzer Space Telescope. In this context, we present 60 new transits of the TRAPPIST-1 planets observed with Spitzer/IRAC in February and March 2017. 

     

    pages 7   =>  Table 1. Updated system parameters: median values and 1-σ limits of the posterior PDFs derived from our global MCMC analysis

     

     

    TRAPPIST-1 à  Spitzer Space Telescope     février à mars  2017   

     

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