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Occultation Observation (Status: published)
Occultation Date : 2025-12-27 Star Designation : UCAC4 642-027016 Object Designation : (1567) Alikoski Observation Result : O+ Observer(s) : Tim Haymes Start Observation UT1 : 05:35:00 Disappearance UT2 : 05:36:16.7 +/- 0.600 Reappearance UT3 : 05:36:18.1 +/- 0.300 End Observation UT4 : 05:38:00 Duration [sec] : 1.40 Site Name : Oxford Country Code : GB Observation Method : VID Time Source : GPS Instrument/Optics : M280 Record last modified : 2025-12-27 11:30:37 Source / Reference : SODIS (account required) Observer Comments : The D-phase is unclear. (AOTA 2B = 2.06). I also checked with PyOTE. Both methods indicated the event as real. The occultation was seen on screen as about 2-3 frame intervals. Drop was expected to be 0.7 mag. Asteroid was "visible" on the approach.

Occultation Observation (Status: published)

Occultation Date : 2025-12-27 Star Designation : UCAC4 642-027016 Object Designation : (1567) Alikoski Observation Result : O+ Observer(s) : Tim Haymes Start Observation UT1 : 05:35:00 Disappearance UT2 : 05:36:16.7 +/- 0.600 Reappearance UT3 : 05:36:18.1 +/- 0.300 End Observation UT4 : 05:38:00 Duration [sec] : 1.40 Site Name : Oxford Country Code : GB Observation Method : VID Time Source : GPS Instrument/Optics : M280 Record last modified : 2025-12-27 11:30:37 Source / Reference : SODIS (account required) Observer Comments : The D-phase is unclear. (AOTA 2B = 2.06). I also checked with PyOTE. Both methods indicated the event as real. The occultation was seen on screen as about 2-3 frame intervals. Drop was expected to be 0.7 mag. Asteroid was "visible" on the approach.

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