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| − | + | OCESS has conducted to Jupiter's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrangian_point Lagrange points] to conduct studies on this object, including [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax parallax] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blueshift blueshift] measurements. The [[2013]] mission had M-2012-A as the main destination. | |
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Latest revision as of 16:11, 19 April 2013
| Mersereau 2012 A | |
| Mersereau 2012 A | |
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| Category | Extra-solar object |
| Size | Spherical; r = unknown size |
| Orbited Body | Sun |
| Periapsis | Not Verified |
| Apoapsis | Not Verified |
| Time Delay | Not Calculated |
| Type of Visit | Main Mission, Mini Mission |
Mersereau 2012 A is a rogue planet, discovered by Alex Mersereau. It is most likely an extra solar object.
Spacesim Missions
OCESS has conducted to Jupiter's Lagrange points to conduct studies on this object, including parallax and blueshift measurements. The 2013 mission had M-2012-A as the main destination.
Spacesim Findings
Parallax
A mission is currently being conducted to place an observation post in Jupiter's L2 point. Once this has been completed, parallax observations may be made
Blue-shift
Calculations are currently being performed on Mersereau 2012 A to determine its blueshift, using the AYSE telescope
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