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Ïåð³îä ñïîñòåðåæåíü:  ç     ïî
Ñïîñòåðåæåííÿ ç:  ôîòîïëàñòèíêàìè     ÏÇÇ 

 
Ñïîñòåðåæåííÿ ç ôîòîïëàñòèíêàìè (1929-1931, 1961-1999)
Óñ³ ïëàñòèíêè: 8815 øò.
Çîð³:
Miscellaneous: 2653 pcs. Circumpolar stars: 54 pcs.
Ïëàíåòè òà ̳ñÿöü:
Venus: 453 pcs. Mars: 474 pcs. Jupiter: 471 pcs. Jupiter satellites: 357 pcs.
Saturn: 521 pcs. Uranus: 230 pcs. Neptune: 226 pcs. Saturn satellites: 217 pcs.
Moon: 267 pcs.
Ïëàíåòè êàðëèêè:
Ceres: 230 pcs. Pluto: 10 pcs.
Ìàë³ ò³ëà Ñîíÿ÷íî¿ ñèñòåìè:
Palas: 288 pcs. Juno: 266 pcs. Laetilia: 267 pcs. Vesta: 253 pcs.
Hebe: 240 pcs. Harmonia: 232 pcs. Melpomene: 225 pcs. Iris: 216 pcs.
Herculina: 78 pcs. Interamnia: 67 pcs. Parthenope: 222 pcs. Eros: 9 pcs.
Phocaea: 36 pcs. Eunomia: 14 pcs. Hallia: 10 pcs. Eunika: 1 pcs.
Industria: 4 pcs. Astrea: 4 pcs.
Halley 1P: 111 pcs. Everhart C/1964P1: 4 pcs. Kohoutek C/1973E1: 11 pcs.
Hartley-Good C/1985R1: 13 pcs. Bennett C/1969Y1: 9 pcs. Hale-Bopp C/1995O1: 22 pcs.
Hyakutake C/1996B2: 7 pcs. West C/1975V1-A: 7 pcs. Honda C/1968N1: 6 pcs.
Ostine: 6 pcs. Levy C/1990K1: 5 pcs. Crommelin 27P: 1 pcs.
Bester C/1948W1: 1 pcs.
Âèá³ð ïàðàìåòð³â ôîòîïëàñòèíîê
Óñ³ ïàðàìåòðè
Äàòà, Ð/Ì/Ä UT, hh:mm:ss Íàçâà îáºêòà ×èñëî åêñïîçèö³é
Åêñïîçèö³ÿ, ìèí Òèï åìóëüñ³¿ Ô³ëüòð Ðîçì³ðè ïëàñòèíêè, cm/cm
Ìàêñèìàëüíà ê³ëüê³ñòü çíàéäåíèõ ïëàñòèíîê:
Øóêàòè ïëàñòèíêè ç íîìåðàìè â ä³àïàçîí³: â³ä äî
Ñïîñòåðåæåííÿ ç ÏÇÇ (2001-2020)
Óñ³ ÏÇÇ êàäðè: 214070
Çîð³: 209219 êàäð³â Çîð³ á³ëÿ ðàä³îäæåðåë: 4171 êàäð³â Çîðÿí³ ñêóï÷åííÿ: 15 êàäð³â
Ãàëàêòèêè: 6 êàäð³â
Àñòåðî³äè: 613 êàäð³â Êîìåòè: 39 êàäð³â Ïëàíåòè: 10 êàäð³â
Âèá³ð ïàðàìåòð³â ÏÇÇ êàäð³â
Äàòà, Ð/Ì/Ä UT, hh:mm:ss Ðîçì³ðè êàäðà, êóò. õâ.
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