2025 FA22 IAWN Campaign Gallery

Animations


2025-09-18T03:08
1-m Lesedi telescope at the South African Astronomical Observatory
Each frame is a 1 sec exposure in r-filter
Nic Erasmus


Al Khatim Observatory (M44)
Mohammad Shawkat Odeh, Abu Dhabi, UAE
2025 Sep 18.0 UT, 7 hours prior to closest approach.
Video: 14 images, each with a 10-second exposure, captured while the telescope was tracking at the asteroid's apparent motion.
0.36m SC, f/7.7 Telescope.


Sharjah Astronomical Observatory - M47, Sharjah Academy for Astronomy and Space Science (SAASST)
Mohammed Fadil Talafha, UAE
2025 Sep 18


18-19 Sept 2025
Pedro Martorell
Guirguillano Observatory
0.31m f/4.84 reflector + CCD ST8-XME
286 x 2s exposure


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Cristóvão Jacques
2025 FA22
2025 09 19.2 UT
SONEAR - Wykrota Observatory - Y05
Serra da Piedade - Caeté - Brazil
100 x 2 seconds images
0.45m reflector f/2.9
QHY600


Stefan Beck
Instrument: Newton 200/570 f=2.8
Camera: ToupTek 2600MP
Time: 2025-09-19 02:35:45 - 02:38:18 UT
Location: Holzgerlingen
Remarks: 19 x 1 sec.


Northolt Branch Observatory


Charles Triana, AstroExplor Observatory (W60), Colombia
LX200-0.25m f/8
ATIK 314L+, No filter, Binning 2x2 (1.31 arcsec/pixel)
108 x 10 sec (images) 2025-09-21 (UT) 09:32:26 to 2025-09-21 (UT) 10:00:34
6 x 10 sec (video sequence) 2025-09-21 (UT) 09:32:47 to 2025-09-21 (UT) 09:50:39


Edwin Andrés Quintero Salazar
Observatorio Astronómico UTP (W63), Pereira, Colombia
September 21, 2025
Meade LX200GPS 16" + SBIG STXL6303E


Alberto Quijano Vodniza
University of Nariño Observatory


Al Khatim Observatory (M44)
Mohammad Shawkat Odeh, Abu Dhabi, UAE
2025 Sep 24.8 UT.
Video: 30 Images, each one is 5 x 30 seconds images.
0.36m SC, f/7.7 Telescope.


Roberto Bacci
Images acquired with the IAC80 telescope at the Teide Observatory, Tenerife (Spain). Animation by Roberto Bacci, D63 G. Pascoli Observatory.
Thanks to the IAC (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias), specifically Jose Acosta Pulido (Head of the Telescope Operations), Rosa Clavero Jiménez, Olga Zamora, and the operating technician Roberto Álvarez Hernández.

 

Polarimetry, Spectra,...


(submitted 19 Sep)
We currently have 3 observations in polarimetry (more coming).
Two from the Calern Observatory in France (Ph. Bendjoya, J.-P. Rivet). Those were obtained yesterday night and last night.
One from the VLT (S. Bagnulo, S. Ieva; NEOPOPS project) obtained yesterday night.

The main result is that FA22 polarization looks similar to S or X-type objects polarization. However, we notice that it is displaying a slightly larger polarization than previously observed object in these groups which might hint toward a low albedo.

Our first analysis of the polarization suggests that FA22 albedo should be 0.17 (+0.05-0.04) leading to a diameter of 140 (+20-30)m taking into account the H = 21.78
Maxime Devogele


Sergio Camacho et al
Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica (México)
21 Sept 2025
0.4 to 0.95 micron region,

 

Images


MPC Code L92
Toni Scarmato
Telescope 25 cm Newtonian, f/4.8+CMOS ASI294MC Pro, resolution 1.38 arcsec/pixel
FOV 41'x37', 60 x 7s exposure


Al Khatim Observatory (M44)
Mohammad Shawkat Odeh, Abu Dhabi, UAE
2025 Sep 18.0 UT, 7 hours prior to closest approach.
Photo: 30 x 1 second images.
0.36m SC, f/7.7 Telescope.


Sharjah Astronomical Observatory - M47, Sharjah Academy for Astronomy and Space Science (SAASST)
Mohammed Fadil Talafha, UAE
2025 Sep 18


Stefan Beck
Instrument: Newton 200/570 f=2.8
Camera: ToupTek 2600MP
Location: Holzgerlingen
LEFT
Time: 2025-09-19 02:30:52 - 02:31:27 UT
Remarks: 5 x 2 sec.
RIGHT
Time: 2025-09-19 02:28:45 - 02:29:15 UT
Remarks: 1 x 30 sec.


Luigi Sannino and Alfonso Mancuso
L.Zannoni MPC 126 Observatory, La Spezia, Italy
September 19, 2025, at 9:05 PM UTC


Terry Grage
Mind's Eye Observatory W42


Observer: Filipp Romanov
The Liverpool Telescope: 2-m f/10 Ritchey-Chretien
MPC code: J13
Camera model: pco.edge 4.2 science grade CMOS detector (of MOPTOP)
MOP-R "Red" filter: 580-695nm


Al Khatim Observatory (M44)
Mohammad Shawkat Odeh, Abu Dhabi, UAE
2025 Sep 24.8 UT.
Photo: 36 x 30 seconds images
0.36m SC, f/7.7 Telescope.