Data Explorer results from real queries
Browse 5 read-only results without signing in. Each page shows the Data Explorer interface with MPC observation histories or AIMS exposures and detections, linked survey records, query details, and saved detection pages with their images.
2024 YR4
The complete MPC observation history of the near-Earth asteroid 2024 YR4, with ATLAS survey records linked to the MPC observations they match.
- 512 of 512 MPC observations
- 30 observations linked to ATLAS survey records
- 2 ATLAS detections with difference, template, and context images
(99942) Apophis
The newest MPC observations of the potentially hazardous asteroid (99942) Apophis, resolved from its name, with linked ATLAS survey records.
- 500 of 9,527 MPC observations (2021-03-23 to 2022-04-09)
- 45 shown observations linked to ATLAS survey records
- 1 ATLAS detection with difference, template, and context images
(6478) Gault
MPC observations of the active main-belt asteroid (6478) Gault during its 2019 activity, with linked ATLAS and ZTF survey records.
- 500 of 4,354 MPC observations (2019-03-27 to 2019-06-26)
- 78 shown observations linked to ATLAS and ZTF survey records
- 1 ATLAS detection with difference, template, and context images
3I/ATLAS
The newest MPC observations of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, with linked ATLAS survey records.
- 500 of 8,442 MPC observations (2026-02-12 to 2026-04-14)
- 38 shown observations linked to ATLAS survey records
- 1 ATLAS detection with difference, template, and context images
Rubin/LSST, 2026-06-30
Detection-backed Rubin/LSST exposures within 1.5° of the (2026 PG) field on one night, with one exposure's detections and a Rubin detection's alert-packet images.
- 100 exposures on the first page
- 1,989 detections in the 1.5° sky cone
- Difference, science, and template alert stamps for 1 detection
About these results
Each page preserves the Data Explorer responses captured for one query. Long MPC histories show a stated window of rows, and only the first page of an AIMS browse is kept. Pages say when a result is shortened.
AIMS is a curated observation index, not a claim of complete survey coverage. See AIMS data provenance for source-specific selection and limitations.