Raphaël Lallemand (GAIAMOONS) wrote on PLANOCCULT on Jul 07:
The main body is 120 km wide, with a satellite around 11 km. The minimum occultation duration should last at least 20 s for the primary and 2 s for the satellite. We recommend an exposure time of 500 ms – 1 s, the lower the better. You can record 2 min after and before the event. The uncertainty range is ±300 km, which is greater than that shown on the website. We have estimated the system’s orbit; the orientation is reliable but the satellite’s position within the orbit is uncertain. The most likely scenario is that the satellite will be visible at centrality 50 s after the main drop. We advise you to spread out across the centrality area as a priority if you are on the move, and to look around if it passes close to where you are.
