KRC for Asteroids
From krc
List of available Asteroids
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General advice about using KRC on Asteroids
When using KRC on Asteroids the best practice is to:
- For KRC Davinci Interface, use "minor" as the bodytype
- For KRC Davinci interface, use quotation marks around the bodytype and body parameter (See Command Line Example Below)
- For additional help see the Asteroids section of the advanced tutorial
Orbital Information for Common Asteroids
All information is taken from minor.tab
Bennu
Ceres
Juno
Vesta
2455400.5 / epoch in full Julian date 2.3619124 / Semi-Major axis in A.U.: a 0.0886225 / Eccentricity: e 7.13407 / Inclination of mean orbit to ecliptic : i [deg] 103.90970 / Longitude of the ascending node: Omega [deg] 149.83731 / Argument of perihelion: w [deg] 307.80111 / Mean anomaly at epoch: M [deg] 325. / Right Ascension of Pole PDS=355 Kyrs07=326 55. / Declination of Pole PDS=41 Kyrs07=53 1.0 / Prime meridian at epoch [deg] 0.2225886 / Sideral rotation period, [days]
Command Line Example
$ davinci dv> krc(bodytype = "minor", body = "Abbe", lat = )
KRC Fortran Input File Example
Online Tool
Common Problems
Sometimes there is a sequence of output that reads
Division by zero, 1 times