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	Hermes
		Hermes was rediscovered on 2003 Oct 15 by Brian Skiff of Lowell Observatory.
		Doppler broadening of the Hermes primary and secondary based on CW data obtained 2003 Oct 18, Nov 04, Nov 08, and Nov 11.
		Hermes closest approach was in the skies over the Earth in 1942, as World War II was fought underneath, when it passed about 1.8 times further away than the Moon.
	www.astro.cornell.edu /~jlm/NEAs/Hermes/index.html (773 words)

	69230 Hermes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At the time, this was the closest known approach of an asteroid to the Earth.
		Not until 1989 was a closer approach (by 4581 Asclepius) observed.
		This was not enough to calculate an orbit, and Hermes was "lost".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/69230_Hermes (375 words)

	Asteroid 1937 UB Hermes
		Section 3 is maintained, since trails of Hermes happened to appear close to both the search lines derived for 2001 and 2003, although the real orbit of Hermes does not correspond to the orbits used in the derivation.
		In 1994 Gareth Williams looked at this plate and found the trail of Hermes, but it is very faint and the ends of the trail are very ill-defined, the trail seems to be involved with a star near one end (personal communication by Brian G. Marsden).
		Furthermore, both the incoming and the outgoing branches of the orbit of Hermes are turned to the south of the ecliptic.
	www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de /~s24/hermes.htm (1835 words)

	Hermes
		The minor planet Hermes has eluded astronomers since its close pass by Earth in 1937.
		Hermes frequently passes very close to Venus, Earth, Mars, and Vesta.
		It was found that Hermes passed only 741,000 km from Earth on October 30, 1937.
	www.mpc643.org /news/hermes/hermes.htm (422 words)

	Hermes (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		HERMES experiment - Fixed target experiment at HERA.
		HERMES method - General project management method developed by the Swiss government.
		Hermes Hockey Team, a Finnish ice hockey team from Kokkola.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hermes_(disambiguation) (276 words)

	List of asteroids - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In extreme cases, such as "lost" asteroids, there may be a considerable mismatch: for instance the high-numbered 69230 Hermes was originally discovered in 1937, but was lost until 2003.
		(For many years, Hermes was a rare exception, an unnumbered asteroid with a name.) Usually the discoverer has up to 10 years to pick a name; some asteroids remain unnamed.
		Especially towards the end of the 20th century, with large-scale automated asteroid discovery programs such as LINEAR, the pace of discoveries has increased so much that it seems likely that the vast majority of "run of the mill" discoveries from now on will never receive names.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_asteroids (432 words)

	(69230) Hermes
		Hermes passed only 741,000 km from the Earth on 30 October 1937.
		Kaster, Katherine P. 1938, Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific Orbit Determination of Hermes (1937 UB) Based on Distances Derived from Parallax Methods (Abstract)
		Mohorovičić, Stjepan 1938, Astronomische Nachrichten Der Durchmesser des Objektes Reinmuth 1937 UB Hermes
	www.johnstonsarchive.net /astro/astmoons/am-69230.html (559 words)

	6 Nov. '03 Major News about Minor Objects
		The fix is that the DOU software is being rewritten, thus DOUs "will not be issued automatically during the next several days (over the full-moon period), although it is possible that they will from time to time be prepared manually, while the new software is being tested."
		Caught Monday by Begues Observatory, 1937 UB Hermes today was newly numbered 69230 Hermes.
		First in line for a new number with its old name was 69230 Hermes (1937 UB), now the highest numbered asteroid with a name.
	www.hohmanntransfer.com /mn/0311/06.htm (1429 words)

	Asteroid Summary
		A few have come close to the earth: in 1937, Hermes swept within 600,000 miles of the earth (only twice the distance from the Earth to the Moon); in 1989, another asteroid came within 500,000 miles of our planet.
		In 1937, the NEO Hermes swept within 600,000 miles of the Earth (only twice the distance from the Earth to the Moon); in 1989 another asteroid came within 500,000 miles of our planet.
		A considerable stir was raised when astronomers announced, in early 1998, that the newly-discovered asteroid 1997 XF11 would pass perilously close to Earth in the year 2028, swinging a mere 30,000 miles from our planet.
	www.bookrags.com /Asteroid (7924 words)

	NEA's
		2000 UG 69230 Hermes = 1937 UB 2004 JP 4179 Toutatis 2004 RZ 3200 Phaeton (100085) = 1992 UY 1862 Apollo (23187) = 2000 PN Aten-type asteroids.
		Hermes 2003 10 27.885 I 13.3 HN 31.0J 109 DIJ Sint Annen Hermes 2003 10 27.884 I 13.3 HN 31.0J 109 BOU Sint Annen
		Hermes 2003 10 18.975 14.7 HS 40.7L 116 BIV Les Sièges Hermes 2003 10 18.931 14.6 HS 40.7L 116 BIV Les Sièges Hermes 2003 10 18.906 I 14.4 HS 31.0J 177 DIJ Lauwersoog Hermes 2003 10 18.901 I 14.3 HS 31.0J 177 BOU Lauwersoog
	www.shopplaza.nl /astro/cometobs/NEAS.HTM (2304 words)

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