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Summary

Description J002e3 animated.gif	English: J002E3 discovery images taken by Bill Yeung on September 3, 2002. J002E3 is in the circle. Images taken with Astroworks Centurion 18" f2.8 scope and Apogee AP9e CCD camera, 10 u second exposure. Auto detected with PinPoint Astrometry Engine by Bob Denny. North is up. Animation created by Bob Denny.
Date	3 September 2002
Source	http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/j002e3/yeung.gif
Author	Bill Yeung Bob Denny

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