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C.A3 recommends an update of Ceres based on Dawn results to Konopliv, A. S., et al., Icarus, 299, p. 411-429: "The Ceres gravity field, spin pole, rotation period and orbit from the Dawn radiometric tracking and optical data"
Possible update of the value of the mass of Sun / Mercury for the Current Best Estimates to 6023657.95 ± 0.33 from Konopliv, A.S., Park, R.S., & Ermakov, A.I. 2020, "The Mercury Gravity Field, Orientation, Love Number, and Ephemeris from the MESSENGER Radiometric Tracking Data," Icarus, 225, 113386. There is also a newer value from RISE expected soon.
Possible update of the value of the mass of Sun / Mars for the Current Best Estimates to 3098703.547 ± 0.014 from Konopliv, A.S., Park, R.S. & Folkner, W.M. 2016, "An Improved JPL Mars Gravity Field and Orientation from Mars Orbiter and Lander Tracking Data," Icarus, 274, 253-260. There is also a newer value from RISE expected soon.
Possible update of the value of the mass of Sun / Jupiter for the Current Best Estimates from the JUNO mission. Durante et al., 2020, Geophysical Research Letters, Volume 47, Issue 4, “Jupiter’s gravity Field Halfway Through the Juno Mission” (Table 2).
Possible update of the value of the mass of Sun / Saturn for the Current Best Estimates from Cassini. Iess, et al., 2019, SCIENCE 2019 Vol 364, Issue 6445 “Measurement and implications of Saturn’s gravity field and ring mass.”
Discussion of the international coordination for refrence frame and time standards as well as standard terms for the cislunar and lunar environment are necessary due to upcoming lunar missions and lunar-based scientific research.
Discussion of the implications of the 2023 ITU decision to replace practice of adding incremental leap seconds will be necessary.