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JPL catalog - Asteroids with name and known radius
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Type: Catalog
Content: Addon, Real, Asteroid
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31 Aug, 2020 @ 9:45am
4 Jun @ 6:46am
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JPL catalog - Asteroids with name and known radius

Description
The addon adds/updates orbital elements for more than 16000 selected asteroids from the JPL database.
It contains all asteroids with assigned catalog number, a IAU name and known radius to date.
Latest updates add citations for names assigned since the end of 1979, available in Wiki descriptions (For English GUI users only at the moment, sorry).


Depending on your hardware, you could experience a decrease in FPS in some conditions.

See also named asteroids with unknown radius


Source: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, IAU Minor Planet Center (Discovery dates).
15 Comments
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Mosfet  [author] 14 hours ago 
I assume that when Chariklo data from this mod merge with the default catalog, some parameters like the color are changed. I will add Chariklo to the list of ignored objects.
nanop.chansiri 20 hours ago 
i like this addon but i don't like new 10199 chariklo
BlueStellar 9 Jul @ 6:31am 
@Mosfet its definetly the 2nd one
AlexFox 6 Jul @ 12:09pm 
Hi! What about 3i/Atlas?
Mosfet  [author] 26 Jun @ 8:12am 
@BlueStellar meaning that you have issues with the client, or it's starting to be a little heavy on your pc?
BlueStellar 26 Jun @ 8:05am 
my pc does NOT want to download this lmao
Mosfet  [author] 18 Jun @ 1:29am 
Yeah mine is starting to feel it too, at nearly 17000
bitgen 17 Jun @ 9:35am 
ohh my PC
Mosfet  [author] 15 Jan, 2024 @ 5:19am 
Thank you. As it's written in the description, the source of orbital elements is the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Small Body Database, updated regularly, so those are real orbits.
The Small Body Database contains orbital elements for nearly 1,350,000 asteroids, unfortunately SpaceEngine can't manage (yet?) such number of orbits.
제로핀 15 Jan, 2024 @ 1:29am 
thank you for letting me find ALL asteroids for see his orbit (probably having procedural orbits and not real ones :sob:)