2004 XL14

(2004 XL14 )

Discovery Circumstances:

Catalina Sky Survey - Catalina Sky Survey

10 Dec 2004

(1)

Orbital Type:

AT

(*)

Taxonomic Type:

-

-

Albedo:

-

-

Diameter:(km)

0.3 R km

( 2)

H:(mag)

21.20

(#)

G:

0.15

(#)

U-B:(mag)

-

-

B-V:(mag)

-

-

V-R:(mag)

-

-

R-I:(mag)

-

-

V-I:(mag)

-

-

B-R:(mag)

-

-

Rotation Period:(hrs)

-

-

Quality:

-

-

Lightcurve Amplitude:(mag)

-

-

Spin Vector:

-

-

Sense of Rotation:

-

-

Radar Observations:

Y

( 3)( 4)

Spectral Observations:

Y

( 5)( 6)

IR Observations:

-

-

Remarks

* - orbital type derived from osculating orbital elements

# - absolute magnitude H derived from astrometric observation via orbit determination - G value assumed to be 0.15

References

(001) M.P.E.C. 2004-X40

(002) Busch, M.W. et al. (2012) DPS 44 302-05. (abstract) (Radar Imaging Of 11066 Sigurd, 2000 YF29, And 2004 XL14 And The Obliquity Distribution Of Contact Binary Near-Earth Asteroids)

(003) JPL's NEO Radar Detection Program Webpage

(004) Busch, M.W. et al. (2012) DPS 44 302-05. (abstract) (Radar Imaging Of 11066 Sigurd, 2000 YF29, And 2004 XL14 And The Obliquity Distribution Of Contact Binary Near-Earth Asteroids)

(005) Binzel, R.P. et al. (2006) LPSC 37, 1491. (The MIT-Hawaii-IRTF joint campaign for NEO spectral reconnaissance.)

(006) Binzel, R.P. et al. Webpage

NEODyS Page of 2004 XL14