372 Palma (Asteroid)

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From Jacksonville , 372 Palma is not readily observable since it lies so far south that it will never rise more than 16° above the horizon.

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Name 372 Palma
Object type Asteroid
Current position
Computed for:11 May 2025
Right ascension:13h33m [1]
Declination:−43°26' [1]
Constellation:Centaurus
Magnitude:13.03 (V) [1]
Distance:2.79 AU
23.23 lightmin [1]
Angular motion (speed):9.95 arcmin/day[1]
Angular motion (pos ang):301.4°
Orbital elements [1]
Semi-major axis:3.16 AU
Eccentricity:0.252675
Inclination:23.78°
Longitude ascending node:327.22°
Argument of perihelion:115.34°
Epoch of elements:25 January 2025
Mean Anomaly at epoch:101.06°
Absolute mag (H):7.38 [1]
Slope parameter (G):0.15 [1]
Derived quantities
Perihelion:2.36 AU
Aphelion:3.96 AU
Orbital period:5.62 years
Visibility from Jacksonville

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30.33°N
81.66°W
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