story in space.com on "earth's new moon" J002E3

From: Joseph A. Dellinger (zjad49@hosm140a.amoco.com)
Date: Tue Sep 17 2002 - 14:53:12 EDT

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	One of the members of our asteroid team put together a 3-frame
animation using our observations, and it was picked up by space.com:

http://www.space.com/news/space_junk_020916.html

	We plan to keep observing this object now and again. Unlike the
asteroids we usually go after, which typically require at least 40 minutes'
worth of observing to get usable data, this one can be imaged and identified
in just a few minutes' observing!

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