Asteroids and Remote Planets Section

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ARPS

Advanced Regional Prediction System

ARPS

Auction Rate Preferred Stock

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Adjustable Rate Preferred Stock

ARPS

Associate of the Royal Photographic Society

ARPS

Average Revenue Per Subscriber

ARPS

Advanced Radar Processing System

ARPS

Alcohol Related Problems Survey

ARPS

Advanced Radioisotope Power Systems

ARPS

Association of Railway Preservation Societies

ARPS

Army Reserve Pre-Positioned Sets

ARPS

ASMIS Retrieval and Processing System

ARPS

Acoustic Range Prediction System

ARPS

Augmented Real-Time Processing System

ARPS

Automated Records Processing System

ARPS

Asteroids and Remote Planets Section (British Astronomical Association)

ARPS

Atmospheric Research Program Staff (EPA)

ARPS

Amherst Receiver Processor System

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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I was able to tell Neil that the Asteroids and Remote Planets Section would be initiating 'Project Neil Bone' in his memory, the objective being to observe and characterise asteroids passing through very low phase angle at opposition, in the same way his namesake does at its next opposition on 2010 January 18, when its phase angle attains a value of just 0. Neil M. Bone (1959-2009) by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association Richard Miles, Director, Asteroids and Remote Planets Section Close approaches of (1) Ceres Phase Date (UT) [Delta] R angle V AU AU ([degrees]) magnitude 2009 Feb 26. Ceres at opposition by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association Dr Richard Miles has recently been appointed Director of the Asteroids and Remote Planets Section of the BAA, and through reviewing this book, has already identified a number of new opportunities open to BAA members who wish to observe objects out beyond Neptune. The solar system beyond Neptune by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association	ASTCB ASTCC ASTCD ASTCDPD ASTCM ASTCP ASTD ASTDA ASTDD ASTDHPPHE ASTDN ASTE ASTEC ASTECH ASTECS ASTED ASTEE ASTEM ASTENE ASTEP ASTEPH ASTEQ ASTER ASTERIX ASTEROID Asteroids and Remote Planets Section ASTERR ASTEX ASTF ASTFD ASTG ASTH ASTHA ASTHM ASTHMA ASTHO ASTI ASTIA ASTIC ASTID ASTIF ASTIG ASTIN ASTINFO ASTINMAN ASTIS ASTITNB ASTJ ASTJIC ASTL ASTLC	asteroid belt asteroid body asteroid body asteroid body asteroid body asteroid body Asteroid Ephemeris Asteroid field Asteroid field Asteroid group Asteroid group asteroid hyalitis asteroid hyalosis Asteroid light curve Asteroid light curves Asteroid Multi-Band Imaging Camera Asteroid Radar Research Asteroid Smasher/High-Definition Television Asteroid True Equator asteroidal asteroidal asteroidal Asteroidea Asteroidea Asteroidea Asteroidea (Starfish) Asteroidea (Starfish) Asteroids Asteroids Asteroids Asteroids and Remote Planets Section Asterolepis Asterolepis Asterope Asterophyllite Asteroschematidae Asterosteidae Asteroth-karnaim Asterozoa ASTERR Asters Asters Asters Astert Astex ASTF ASTFD ASTG ASTH ASTHA asthavahasrotas asthen(o)- asthen- asthenia asthenia asthenia asthenia Asthenia Crurum Dolorosa Asthenia Crurum Dolorosa Asthenia Crurum Dolorosa Asthenia Crurum Paraesthetica

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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I was able to tell Neil that the Asteroids and Remote Planets Section would be initiating 'Project Neil Bone' in his memory, the objective being to observe and characterise asteroids passing through very low phase angle at opposition, in the same way his namesake does at its next opposition on 2010 January 18, when its phase angle attains a value of just 0.

Neil M. Bone (1959-2009) by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association

Richard Miles, Director, Asteroids and Remote Planets Section Close approaches of (1) Ceres Phase Date (UT) [Delta] R angle V AU AU ([degrees]) magnitude 2009 Feb 26.

Ceres at opposition by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association

Dr Richard Miles has recently been appointed Director of the Asteroids and Remote Planets Section of the BAA, and through reviewing this book, has already identified a number of new opportunities open to BAA members who wish to observe objects out beyond Neptune.

The solar system beyond Neptune by Miles, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association