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Occultation Observation (Status: published)
Occultation Date : 2026-06-25 Star Designation : UCAC4 543-074065 Object Designation : (152637) 1997 NC1 Observation Result : O- Observer(s) : Carsten Ziolek Start Observation UT1 : 23:34:02 Disappearance UT2 : :: Reappearance UT3 : :: End Observation UT4 : 23:35:02 Duration [sec] : Site Name : Seewis i. Pr. Country Code : CH Observation Method : VID Time Source : GPS Instrument/Optics : M356 Record last modified : 2026-06-28 13:24:26 Source / Reference : SODIS (account required) Observer Comments : (152637) 1997 NC1, at magnitude 10.9, is already brighter than the star at magnitude 11.8. The asteroid is moving across the aperture, hence the unusual shape of the light curve. No short-term drop in the light curve is discernible.

Occultation Observation (Status: published)

Occultation Date : 2026-06-25 Star Designation : UCAC4 543-074065 Object Designation : (152637) 1997 NC1 Observation Result : O- Observer(s) : Carsten Ziolek Start Observation UT1 : 23:34:02 Disappearance UT2 : :: Reappearance UT3 : :: End Observation UT4 : 23:35:02 Duration [sec] : Site Name : Seewis i. Pr. Country Code : CH Observation Method : VID Time Source : GPS Instrument/Optics : M356 Record last modified : 2026-06-28 13:24:26 Source / Reference : SODIS (account required) Observer Comments : (152637) 1997 NC1, at magnitude 10.9, is already brighter than the star at magnitude 11.8. The asteroid is moving across the aperture, hence the unusual shape of the light curve. No short-term drop in the light curve is discernible.

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