Possible Projects hot topics Messenger results Curiosity results Dawn results Cassini results outstanding objects Jovian moons edge of the Solar System.

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Possible Projects hot topics Messenger results Curiosity results Dawn results Cassini results outstanding objects Jovian moons edge of the Solar System (KBOs/SDOs) comet chemistry planet formation the “Nice Model” disks and timescales in Solar System formation exoplanet statistics life in the Solar System organisms on Mars human mission to Mars humans in space observing or database project … INDEPENDENT AND NEW

2 Asteroids Ceres Vesta Eros Itokawa

Asteroids semimajor axis Trojans Earth has 1 Mars has 6 + Jupiter has Neptune has 7 + ?! Hildas

Planetary Sciences4

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Absolute Magnitude = H V magnitude if 1 AU from Earth and 1 AU from Sun while having phase angle of 0 degrees (an impossible scenario) H = 16 means diameter of 2-4 km

Asteroids eccentricity

Asteroids inclination

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Planetary Sciences13 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Inner S.S. 2009

Planetary Sciences14 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Inner S.S. 2012

Planetary Sciences15 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Inner S.S. 2015

Planetary Sciences16 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Zoom-in 2009

Planetary Sciences17 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Zoom-in 2012

Planetary Sciences18 ASTEROIDS green dots: “normal” m.p. red dots: < 1.3 AU periastron filled: > 1 opposition obs. blue dots: Jupiter Trojans COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue sqr: others Zoom-in 2015

Planetary Sciences19 TNOs red: classical KBOs white: Plutinos magenta: scattered disk orange tri: Centaurs cyan tri: “unusual” COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue squ: others Outer S.S.2003

Planetary Sciences20 Outer S.S.2009 TNOs red: classical KBOs white: Plutinos magenta: scattered disk orange tri: Centaurs cyan tri: “unusual” COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue squ: others

Planetary Sciences21 Outer S.S.2012 TNOs red: classical KBOs white: Plutinos magenta: scattered disk orange tri: Centaurs cyan tri: “unusual” COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue squ: others

Outer S.S.2015 TNOs red: classical KBOs white: Plutinos magenta: scattered disk orange tri: Centaurs cyan tri: “unusual” COMETS solid blue sqr: numbered open blue squ: others

Outer S.S.2015 Plutinos/KBOs Pluto Quaoar Ixion Varuna Orcus Centaurs/SDOs Chiron Sedna Nessus Asbolus Eris Comets 1P Halley 2P Encke

Planetary Sciences24 TNOs/SDOs and Friends Hydra Nix Styx Kerberos

Planetary Sciences25 The Pluto System: 2011 Hydra Nix

The Pluto System: 2012 dist X 2

Planetary Sciences The Outer Limits PAPER TOPIC: Where is the Oort Cloud really?

Disk: Protostellar or Debris?

Fomalhaut Planet background star movie

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