Dear Observers, Here is a list of targets for the next lunation. Enjoy! This list of targets is also available at http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey_neosource_targets20200423.txt Clear Skies, Petr Pravec Object V Dec Elo Mot Bga H q a Arc Hrev P Ampl U 0. Worked objects: (2500) Alascattalo 14.5 -7 173v 0.3 53 12.6 2.02 2.24 26opp New binary, see the binast-webtool. (3669) Vertinskij 15.8 2 160v 0.2 64 13.1 2.06 2.21 25opp New binary, see the binast-webtool. (3698) Manning 16.5 4 148v 0.2 65 13.0 1.81 2.25 26opp Returned "prime suspect", worked by Julian Oey. (7717) Tabeisshi 16.4 -7 146v 0.1 53 13.8 1.76 2.44 20opp Slow rotator, worked by Julian Oey. (38079) 1999 HF 16.7 11 139v 0.3 68 14.3 1.88 2.32 16opp Fully synchronous binary candidate, see the binast-webtool. 1. Returning binaries: (1830) Pogson 15.4 -11 162^ 0.2 38 12.6 2.06 2.19 34opp Return 3-period system, 8th apparition. (20325) Julianoey 16.7 -11 157^ 0.2 35 13.2 2.19 2.38 19opp Return binary, 4th apparition. D_2/D_1 = 0.30, P_orb = 23.54 h 2. Paired asteroids (errors <= 0.03 mag): (2110) Moore-Sitterly 16.1 -13 172^ 0.3 43 13.4 1.81 2.20 29oppT One period (3.3 h) needed. (2897) Ole Romer 15.7 -14 170^ 0.3 41 13.3 2.02 2.25 23oppT One period (2.6 h) needed. (4905) Hiromi 16.4 -8 175 0.2 50 12.3 2.16 2.60 23oppT One period (6.0 h) needed. (13653) Priscus 17.4 -8 161^ 0.2 40 15.6 1.82 2.19 17oppT Three nights needed. (16815) 1997 UA9 16.5 -20 146^ 0.1 21 12.7 2.50 2.56 20oppT One night per lunation needed. 3. Returning "prime suspects", to be followed up on their 2nd (3rd, ...) apparitions (1523) Pieksamaki 14.7 -24 167^ 0.2 34 12.3 2.03 2.24 33opp 12.3 5.3202 0.28 0.5 3 (1739) Meyermann 15.1 -14 170^ 0.2 40 12.8 1.98 2.26 28opp 12.7 2.8219 0.17 0.22 3 (5527) 1991 UQ3 15.9 -5 173 0.3 54 13.7 1.95 2.23 22opp 13.7 4.2554 0.16 3 4. New targets (errors <= 0.03 mag): (2171) Kiev 15.1 -9 151^ 0.1 32 12.7 1.88 2.26 25opp (3417) Tamblyn 15.3 -2 165^ 0.2 49 13.6 1.87 2.42 25opp (4353) Onizaki 15.0 -8 162^ 0.2 41 12.3 2.09 2.35 25opp (5672) Libby 16.2 -4 162^ 0.2 45 13.1 2.29 2.41 22opp (5984) Lysippus 16.1 -4 169 0.2 51 13.8 2.12 2.38 21opp (8165) Gnadig 15.6 2 165 0.3 58 13.5 1.79 2.28 20opp (9089) 1995 UC7 16.3 -3 167^ 0.2 50 13.6 2.12 2.41 18opp (9896) 1996 BL17 15.5 -4 171 0.3 52 13.4 2.04 2.25 19opp (12447) Yatescup 15.9 -5 171 0.3 51 14.3 1.71 2.16 18opp (12903) 1998 RK57 16.3 -8 176 0.2 51 14.0 1.96 2.43 18opp (16990) 1999 CS1 16.4 -7 163^ 0.2 42 14.3 1.98 2.28 17opp (18492) 1996 GS2 16.5 -4 164^ 0.2 47 14.5 1.91 2.24 20opp (31039) 1996 JN 16.3 -5 172 0.3 51 14.2 2.06 2.28 16opp (42609) Daubechies 16.1 -6 164^ 0.2 44 14.9 1.66 2.36 18opp Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2020-04-23 ^/v means that the value increases/decreases by more than 0.05 mag/day (for V) or by more than 0.5 deg/day for Dec and Elong. The rate of apparent motion (Mot) is in deg/day. Bga is the galactic latitude. Compact listing: (2500) (3669) (3698) (7717) (38079) (1830) (20325) (2110) (2897) (4905) (13653) (16815) (1523) (1739) (5527) (2171) (3417) (4353) (5672) (5984) (8165) (9089) (9896) (12447) (12903) (16990) (18492) (31039) (42609)