P/2015 PD229 (Cameron-ISON) MPC194144
Visibility unknown. No recent magnitude. Large facilities may still recover it if an ephemeris exists.
Right ascension
11h 44m 26s
J2000
Declination
+01° 22′ 35″
J2000
Estimated magnitude
—
Unknown
Confidence
41
Class D · priority 50
Observations
0
Arc unknown
Last observation
Not in feed
Feed does not publish an observer timestamp. Catalog ingested 14h ago.
Perihelion
2034-12-15
4.868 au
Peak window
2034-12-15
Using perihelion as a stand-in for peak. Dust comets often brighten a few days later.
Historic peak
—
No peak date yet
Catalog ingest
14h ago
Venator last wrote this row 2026-11-06 14:20:36 UTC
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.
q
4.868 au
e
0.3247
i
2.02°
Ω
342.71°
ω
352.68°
a
7.209 au
MOID
—
H
1.0
H0 / n
1.0 / 0
NEO score
—
PHA score
—
RMS
—
Elongation
48°
MPC AllCometEls
okFull MPC comet orbit catalog. Stored even when fainter than the UI default of mag 22.
P/2015 PD229 (Cameron-ISON) MPC194144
P/2015 PD229 (Cameron-ISON) MPC194144 · 2026-09-14 18:28:52 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 13:20:25 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 13:20:25 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 13:20:25 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-14 18:28:52 UTC → 2026-09-15 13:20:25 UTC
Pips are observation weight on this object (log of report count). Hover for catalog-wide weight.