Discover Ne^9 Energy Levels Using NIST Database - Missing Values?

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Using the NIST database, I get the following energy levels for Ne^9.

But there some some values missing (where the ? is shown).

Any of you know these numbers, or where I can find them?

Thanks.

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1s2 	1S 	0 	  0.00000 
1s2s	3S	1	7299940.0
1s2p	3P°	1	7379327.8
1s2s	1S	0	7382680.0
1s2p	1P°	1	7436560.0
1s3s	3S	1	8623000.0
1s3p	3P°	1	8644744.4
1s3s	1S	0	8644880.0
1s3d	3D	0	8657128.7
1s3p	1P°	1	8660530.0
1s3d	1D	2	8662400.0
1s4s	3S	1	9075200.0
1s4p	3P°	1	9084141.1
1s4s	1S	0	9084060.0
1s4f	3F°	3	9089800.0
1s4d	3D	2	9090355.3
1s4p	1P°	1	9090630.0
1s4f	1F°	3	9094400.0
1s5s	3S	1	9282200.0
1s5p	3P°	1	9286713.3
1s5s	1S	0	9286650.0
1s5d	3D	2	9288500.0
1s5f	3F°	10/2	9289800.0
1s5p	1P°	1	9290000.0
1s5f	1F°	3	9294499.0
1s5g	1G°	1	?
1s5g	3G°	3	?
1s6p	3P°	1	9395200.0
1s6p	1P°	1	9396200.0
1s6f	3F°	10/2	9398400.0
1s6d	3D	2	9400000.0
1s6f	1F°	3	9403000.0
1s6g	1G	1	?
1s6g	3G	3	?
1s6h	1H	1	?
1s6h	3H	3	?
1s7p	3P°	1	9460000.0
1s7d	3D	2	9463000.0
1s7p	1P°	1	9465200.0
1s8p	1P°	1	9512000.0
 
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