P/2004 V5
Not visible to typical instruments. Current estimate mag 18.3. Visual and most CCD amateur setups will not see it. Space telescopes or large ground telescopes are the remaining path.
Right ascension
07h 15m 51s
J2000
Declination
+35° 50′ 40″
J2000
Estimated magnitude
18.3
Professional survey · COBS consensus
Confidence
33
Class E · priority 60
Observations
0
Arc unknown
Last observation
Not in feed
COBS consensus does not publish an observer timestamp. Catalog ingested 14m ago.
Perihelion
2027-08-04
4.430 au
Peak window
2027-08-01 → 2028-02-09
COBS peak mag 17.4 on 2028-02-06 · perihelion 2027-08-04. Window is those dates ±3 days — not a light-curve fit.
Historic peak
17.4
COBS / analyzed peak 2028-02-06
Catalog ingest
14m ago
Venator last wrote this row 2026-09-17 00:30:04 UTC
Brightness over time (V mag)
Gold = reported observations. Steel dashed family = ensemble (nominal / outburst / fade / disruption).
Tail length
Converted to degrees from COBS (d / arcmin / arcsec). Empty until analysis has pulled the archive.
No tail measures stored yet for this object.
Ensemble is a first-pass H0/n photometric model plus observed samples — not a trained ML forecast yet. The background analyzer walks the catalog one object at a time so COBS is not flooded. Disruption track rises after perihelion to stand in for solar-wind stripping.
q
4.430 au
e
0.4510
i
19.30°
Ω
47.70°
ω
87.10°
a
8.070 au
MOID
—
H
—
H0 / n
8.0 / 4
NEO score
—
PHA score
—
RMS
—
Elongation
69°
COBS comet list
okComet Observation Database magnitudes and perihelion data for the full COBS list (active and inactive).
COBS orbits
okOsculating elements and photometric parameters (H0, n) for active comets.
P/2004 V5 (LINEAR-Hill)
Informal: LINEAR-Hill
P/2004 V5 · 2026-09-13 22:21:22 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 02:51:49 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 02:51:49 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-15 02:51:49 UTC → current
Discoverer · parsed-name · 2026-09-13 22:21:22 UTC → 2026-09-15 02:51:49 UTC
Pips are observation weight on this object (log of report count). Hover for catalog-wide weight.