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Celestial object
C/1975 N1 (Kobayashi-Berger-Milon)
1975 N1, C/1975 N1 (Kobayashi-Berger-Milon), Kobayashi-Berger-Milon
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RADate-dependentMoving object · use an ephemeris
DecDate-dependentMoving object · use an ephemeris
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JPL SBDBMoving-object reference
Comets and minor planets move against the background sky. Astro Corner therefore keeps their orbital catalogue record separately and does not pretend a single RA/Dec is permanently correct.
Primary designation1975 N1
JPL SPK-ID1001161
Orbit classHYP
Orbit IDJPL 2
Near-Earth objectNo
Potentially hazardousNo
Epoch · JD2442633.5
Eccentricity1.000091759248
Semi-major axis-4637.833605584 AU
Perihelion distance0.425564122 AU
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Earth MOID0.258689000 AU
Jupiter Tisserand—
Inclination80.78130071°
Absolute magnitude · H—
Comet total magnitude · M17.9000 · K1 11.2500
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Last catalogue sync2026-09-18 09:00:03
Planning coordinates are intentionally separate.A later Horizons ephemeris layer can calculate the object's apparent position for a specific date, time and observing location. Until then, static-sky tools are hidden for this record rather than showing misleading coordinates.
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