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Double Star Calculator - Orbit

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Orbital Elements for HDS930
WDS: HDS930 WDS ID/Discoverer
P: 13.450 Orbital period (years)
a: 0.078 Semi-major axis (arcseconds)
i: 152.0 Inclination (degrees)
Ω: 115.9 Longitude of ascending node (degrees)
T: 2012.650 Epoch of periastron passage (year)
e: 0.285 Eccentricity
ω: 292.9 Longitude of periastron (degrees)
Start-Year: 2019.0 Year
End-Year: 2031.0 Year
Epoch: 2025.0 Besselian Epoch

Further data from the WDS Sixth Catalog of Orbits for HDS930
Position: 064237.43+395513.1 Epoch-2000 right ascension and declination
WDS-ID: 06426+3955 WDS designation
Discoverer Code: HDS930 Discover designation and components
ADS number: . Aitken Double Star catalog
HD number: . HD catalog number
Hipparcos number: 32132 Hipparcos catalog number
V1: 9.55 Magnitude of the primary
V2: 11.46 Magnitude of the secondary
Equinox: 2000 Equinox
Date: 2014 Date of last observation
Orbit grade: 3 Orbit grade, ranging from 1 'definitive' to 5 'indeterminate'
Flags: n Flags

Double Star Orbit for HDS930



WDS 6th Orbit including measures of HDS930

Image from the USNO WDS 6th Orbit Catalog (see Acknowledgements)


Ephemeris of HDS930
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Year       Sep[“]   PA[°]
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2025.0     0.056    238.0
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2019.0     0.089      6.7
2020.0     0.092    349.9
2021.0     0.092    333.6
2022.0     0.089    316.7
2023.0     0.082    297.8
2024.0     0.070    273.8
2025.0     0.056    238.0
2026.0     0.050    185.8
2027.0     0.058    137.2
2028.0     0.068    102.9
2029.0     0.075     76.3
2030.0     0.080     53.5






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Acknowledgements
The Double Star Calculator - Orbital Elements makes use of the Washington Double Star Sixth Catalog of Orbits of Visual Binary Stars, maintained at the U.S. Naval Observatory.


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