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    Select object(s) from the current list of objects needing confirmation (NEO prob, class, discovery date, rough current position and magnitude given):

    All objects with V = to , with Decl. between ° and °, with an NEO probability of % to %

    or just the objects selected below:

     C44PMV1 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 11 28.2, Decl. = +23 43, V = 17.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT * [1 nighter]
     C44PNV1 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 12 55.1, Decl. = +04 12, V = 18.2 ] Updated Mar. 28.37 UT * [1 nighter]
     C44PP41 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 13 21.9, Decl. = +17 39, V = 18.1 ] Updated Mar. 28.38 UT * [1 nighter]
     CD5T3N2  88 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 11 38.3, Decl. = -10 55, V = 20.8 ] Updated Mar. 28.36 UT [1 nighter]
     CD5W372 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 13 04.9, Decl. = -08 24, V = 20.9 ] Updated Mar. 28.38 UT * [1 nighter]
     CD5XXU2 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.3 UT.   R.A. = 13 41.3, Decl. = -08 53, V = 20.8 ] Added Mar. 28.37 UT * [1 nighter]
     5CR1521 100 1 [2025 Mar. 28.1 UT.   R.A. = 10 42.7, Decl. = -19 54, V = 20.6 ] Added Mar. 28.13 UT * [1 nighter]
     P128uhh  81 1 [2025 Mar. 27.5 UT.   R.A. = 14 30.4, Decl. = +03 08, V = 20.9 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT *
     P228uMH 100 1 [2025 Mar. 27.5 UT.   R.A. = 15 32.8, Decl. = -12 24, V = 20.7 ] Updated Mar. 28.33 UT *
     P228wAW 100 1 [2025 Mar. 27.5 UT.   R.A. = 15 27.6, Decl. = -15 50, V = 21.7 ] Updated Mar. 28.32 UT *
     C44PK41  89 1 [2025 Mar. 27.4 UT.   R.A. = 13 44.3, Decl. = +47 59, V = 18.3 ] Updated Mar. 28.34 UT *
     CD5LYH2  80 2 [2025 Mar. 27.4 UT.   R.A. = 12 47.4, Decl. = +00 06, V = 20.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT
     ZTs0392 100 1 [2025 Mar. 27.4 UT.   R.A. = 17 08.3, Decl. = +18 58, V = 20.8 ] Updated Mar. 27.97 UT * [1 nighter]
     C44PJN1  86 1 [2025 Mar. 27.3 UT.   R.A. = 23 01.5, Decl. = +01 01, V = 27.2 ] Updated Mar. 27.97 UT *
     CD5GDM2  96 1 [2025 Mar. 27.3 UT.   R.A. = 11 08.0, Decl. = -03 30, V = 21.5 ] Updated Mar. 28.21 UT
     CD5H442  88 1 [2025 Mar. 27.3 UT.   R.A. = 10 40.2, Decl. = -02 33, V = 21.0 ] Updated Mar. 28.18 UT *
     P228tXQ 100 1 [2025 Mar. 27.3 UT.   R.A. = 09 36.4, Decl. = -13 33, V = 20.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.16 UT *
     CD5DVU2  81 1 [2025 Mar. 27.2 UT.   R.A. = 10 18.7, Decl. = +51 49, V = 21.1 ] Updated Mar. 28.31 UT *
     CD5DW02  79 1 [2025 Mar. 27.2 UT.   R.A. = 10 34.3, Decl. = +54 06, V = 21.1 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT *
     CD5EHK2  91 1 [2025 Mar. 27.2 UT.   R.A. = 10 01.0, Decl. = -02 23, V = 21.3 ] Updated Mar. 28.19 UT *
     P128rpQ 100 1 [2025 Mar. 26.5 UT.   R.A. = 13 19.5, Decl. = -07 56, V = 21.7 ] Updated Mar. 28.16 UT
     P128rpR  76 1 [2025 Mar. 26.5 UT.   R.A. = 13 36.8, Decl. = -03 52, V = 21.7 ] Updated Mar. 28.33 UT *
     P128rqV  58 1 [2025 Mar. 26.5 UT.   R.A. = 13 49.0, Decl. = -07 12, V = 21.2 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT
     P228qgU  92 2 [2025 Mar. 26.5 UT.   R.A. = 14 55.9, Decl. = -01 36, V = 21.5 ] Updated Mar. 27.49 UT
     P228rFQ  58 2 [2025 Mar. 26.5 UT.   R.A. = 15 44.7, Decl. = +07 30, V = 21.9 ] Updated Mar. 28.35 UT
     P228n5R 100 1 [2025 Mar. 26.4 UT.   R.A. = 12 50.0, Decl. = +08 51, V = 21.5 ] Updated Mar. 27.27 UT *
     P228omF 100 1 [2025 Mar. 26.4 UT.   R.A. = 13 40.0, Decl. = +00 23, V = 21.7 ] Updated Mar. 26.73 UT * [1 nighter]
     P228phX  42 3 [2025 Mar. 26.4 UT.   R.A. = 13 06.3, Decl. = +07 43, V = 21.6 ] Updated Mar. 27.35 UT
     P228pjI  98 3 [2025 Mar. 26.4 UT.   R.A. = 13 48.8, Decl. = -00 22, V = 22.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.30 UT
     P228n5T 100 1 [2025 Mar. 26.3 UT.   R.A. = 12 34.6, Decl. = +13 45, V = 21.1 ] Updated Mar. 27.44 UT *
     A11l3b2 100 1 [2025 Mar. 26.0 UT.   R.A. = 12 57.6, Decl. = -27 50, V = 16.9 ] Updated Mar. 28.33 UT *
     A11l1c7 100 1 [2025 Mar. 25.5 UT.   R.A. = 13 27.6, Decl. = +12 49, V = 23.2 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT * [1 nighter]
     P228kgn  82 3 [2025 Mar. 25.4 UT.   R.A. = 13 27.2, Decl. = +33 47, V = 22.6 ] Updated Mar. 27.67 UT [1 nighter]
     ZTs0389 100 1 [2025 Mar. 25.4 UT.   R.A. = 17 16.2, Decl. = -11 07, V = 21.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT * [1 nighter]
     ZTs0390 100 1 [2025 Mar. 25.4 UT.   R.A. = 14 43.7, Decl. = -08 36, V = 21.7 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT * [1 nighter]
     CD52982  86 1 [2025 Mar. 25.3 UT.   R.A. = 23 07.4, Decl. = +04 10, V = 31.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT *
     P128gFb  84 1 [2025 Mar. 24.5 UT.   R.A. = 14 15.3, Decl. = -26 37, V = 21.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.29 UT
     P228gFB 100 1 [2025 Mar. 24.5 UT.   R.A. = 14 14.1, Decl. = +46 13, V = 22.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT *
     ZTs0385 100 1 [2025 Mar. 24.4 UT.   R.A. = 02 15.2, Decl. = -15 13, V = 31.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     ZTs0387 100 1 [2025 Mar. 24.4 UT.   R.A. = 23 02.1, Decl. = -27 05, V = 27.5 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     ZTs0386 100 1 [2025 Mar. 24.3 UT.   R.A. = 23 58.8, Decl. = -03 39, V = 99.9 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     A11kRSM 100 1 [2025 Mar. 23.6 UT.   R.A. = 16 06.3, Decl. = +42 04, V = 20.3 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     C13ENH5 100 1 [2025 Mar. 23.3 UT.   R.A. = 11 07.7, Decl. = +29 10, V = 25.1 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT * [1 nighter]
     C13JDE5 100 1 [2025 Mar. 23.3 UT.   R.A. = 12 25.0, Decl. = +02 01, V = 23.6 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     CD472Z2  98 1 [2025 Mar. 23.3 UT.   R.A. = 02 10.2, Decl. = +12 43, V = 30.1 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT * [1 nighter]
     C13DGE5 100 1 [2025 Mar. 23.2 UT.   R.A. = 03 51.3, Decl. = +13 14, V = 22.9 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT [1 nighter]
     P2287Vp  10 3 [2025 Mar. 22.6 UT.   R.A. = 12 34.2, Decl. = +11 57, V = 21.4 ] Updated Mar. 28.06 UT
     C137JQ5  98 1 [2025 Mar. 22.3 UT.   R.A. = 11 47.5, Decl. = -00 27, V = 22.7 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT *
     ZTs0381  98 1 [2025 Mar. 22.3 UT.   R.A. = 00 34.6, Decl. = -29 44, V = 29.2 ] Updated Mar. 28.15 UT * [1 nighter]
     C136X95  90 1 [2025 Mar. 22.2 UT.   R.A. = 10 02.0, Decl. = +28 26, V = 23.9 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT *
     C137025  98 1 [2025 Mar. 22.2 UT.   R.A. = 09 47.7, Decl. = +44 42, V = 23.4 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT *
     A11kNtD 100 1 [2025 Mar. 22.0 UT.   R.A. = 04 23.9, Decl. = -32 23, V = 19.1 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT
     p00002  100 3 [2025 Mar. 21.6 UT.   R.A. = 15 25.6, Decl. = +77 47, V = 21.5 ] Updated Mar. 27.69 UT [1 nighter]
     ZTs0376  98 1 [2025 Mar. 20.4 UT.   R.A. = 19 01.6, Decl. = -10 46, V = 22.9 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT * [1 nighter]
     CPML2ZZ 100 1 [2025 Mar. 11.2 UT.   R.A. = 06 23.5, Decl. = -09 01, V = 21.5 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT [1 nighter]
     A11kyZN 100 1 [2025 Mar. 11.0 UT.   R.A. = 17 16.4, Decl. = +14 01, V = 23.6 ] Updated Mar. 27.67 UT * [1 nighter]
     A11kwRB 100 1 [2025 Mar. 10.1 UT.   R.A. = 22 40.0, Decl. = +46 59, V = 23.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT *
     CPHLCLZ 100 3 [2025 Mar. 05.5 UT.   R.A. = 17 10.9, Decl. = +11 50, V = 21.3 ] Updated Mar. 27.68 UT [1 nighter]
     C12GCN5 100 1 [2025 Mar. 05.3 UT.   R.A. = 10 40.4, Decl. = +44 20, V = 24.0 ] Updated Mar. 27.70 UT
     P1273sN  86 3 [2025 Feb. 23.2 UT.   R.A. = 06 35.7, Decl. = -16 24, V = 21.2 ] Updated Mar. 27.71 UT
    
    


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