C46QEC1
C46QEC1
Difficult — CCD / large telescope. Around mag 17.8. A large amateur CCD or a professional telescope is required.
Right ascension
03h 12m 00s
J2000
Declination
+11° 00′ 00″
J2000
Estimated magnitude
17.8
CCD / citizen telescope · JPL Scout
Confidence
64
Class C · priority 60
Observations
18
7.97 d arc
Last observation
3d ago
Tue, 03 Nov 2026 18:32:00 GMT · JPL Scout
Perihelion
—
—
Peak window
Unknown
No COBS peak date or perihelion yet. A computed window from H0, n, and q comes when elements are complete.
Historic peak
—
No peak date yet
Catalog ingest
4h ago
Venator last wrote this row 2026-11-06 23:26:03 UTC
Light curve
Brightness over time (V mag)
Gold = reported observations. Steel dashed family = ensemble (nominal / outburst / fade / disruption).
Tail length
Converted to degrees from COBS (d / arcmin / arcsec). Empty until analysis has pulled the archive.
No tail measures stored yet for this object.
Ensemble is a first-pass H0/n photometric model plus observed samples — not a trained ML forecast yet. The background analyzer walks the catalog one object at a time so COBS is not flooded. Disruption track rises after perihelion to stand in for solar-wind stripping.
Orbital elements
q
—
e
—
i
—
Ω
—
ω
—
a
—
MOID
0.000 au
H
33.5
H0 / n
—
NEO score
100
PHA score
0
RMS
0.92
Elongation
172°
Reporting sources
JPL Scout / NEOCP
okNear-real-time orbits, ephemerides and scores for objects on the MPC NEO Confirmation Page.
Name history
C46QEC1
C46QEC1 · 2026-11-05 09:04:13 UTC → current
Discoverers
- No discoverer parsed from the published name yet.
Contributors
- No recent COBS visual or CCD reports linked yet.
Pips are observation weight on this object (log of report count). Hover for catalog-wide weight.