Asteroid (33964) Patrickshober
This is a main-belt asteroid roughly 2.4 km across (provisional designation 2000 NS10), named after me by the International Astronomical Union in 2023. Here's where it is right now, computed in your browser from JPL orbital elements.
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Orbital elements: NASA/JPL Small-Body Database, solution 2026-06-05 · planet positions from JPL's approximate ephemeris · propagated live in your browser
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Far too faint for the naked eye; you'll need a telescope.
The orbit and physical data come from NASA/JPL's Small-Body Database; the live sky position, distance and magnitude above are propagated and projected in your browser (no servers involved), so they update as you watch. For the full 3D view, see NASA's Eyes on Asteroids.
Discovered in 2000; named in 2023 following the Asteroids, Comets, Meteors conference, in recognition of contributions to planetary science and small-body research.