Planetary Science Group INAF - OAR
Low delta-V Near Earth Objects:
a survey of suitable targets for space missions
The survey presents visible and near-infrared spectra of Near Earth Objects
with extremely favorable
accessibility from the Earth.
Due to their low delta-V (and short mission duration) these objects are suitable targets
for space missions.
Data were acquired at
TNG, ESO-NTT, ESO-VLT, and IRTF telescopes.
Please cite the data of 144898 2004 VD17 as published in the paper:
De Luise et al. (2007) Icarus 191, 628-635.
All the other spectra here reported should be quoted as
belonging to the paper: Dotto et al. (2011) in preparation.
| Name |
Tax Class |
delta-V (km/s) |
| 5011 Ptah |
Q |
7.8 |
7088 Ishtar |
S |
8.5 |
13553 1992 JE |
C |
8.4 |
20826 2000 UV13 |
S |
13.0 |
25916 2001 CP44 |
S |
10.7 |
68359 2001 OZ13 (1) |
S |
7.6 |
68359 2001 OZ13 (2) |
|
|
85804 1998 WQ5 |
S |
12.8 |
99942 Apophis (1) |
S |
3.4 |
99942 Apophis (2) |
|
|
138883 2000 YL29 |
S |
11.2 |
142464 2002 TC9 | S | 9.0 |
143651 2003 QO104 | S | 9.4 |
144898 2004 VD17 |
E |
8.2 |
145656 4788 P-L |
S |
9.9 |
164211 2004 JA27 |
Q |
6.2 |
164222 2004 RN9 |
S |
9.1 |
2004 FZ1 |
S |
17.6 |
2004 RQ10 |
Q |
11.7 |
2004 TD10 |
S |
7.4 |
2004 TP1 |
S |
6.7 |
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