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Tunguska-associated asteroids
ORBITAL ELEMENTS
| (2794)
Kulik 1978 PS3 |
Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
1.9105453 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.9789792 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.4447623 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2185149 |
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| Inclination |
7.48136 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
330.90769 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
75.83978 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
231.24667 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450899.85492 |
= 1998 Mar 27.35492 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.82 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.70 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
11.0 km |
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| Orbit data |
24 obs, 7 opp, 1940-1995, rms resid
0.94" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet Circular 24887
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| (2887)
Krinov 1977 QD5
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
1.9203269 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.5974482 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.2588876 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1498794 |
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| Inclination |
4.37618 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
119.18231 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
148.87444 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
284.16008 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450661.73760 |
= 1997 Aug 01.23760 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.40 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.00 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
9.60 km |
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| Orbit data |
32 obs, 9 opp,
1939-1994, rms resid 0.77" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 25191
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| (4199)
Andreev 1983 RX2
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.1266061
AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.7881931 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.4573996 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1346112 |
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| Inclination |
6.10839 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
71.63869 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
277.76404 deg |
& --+ of B1950.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
138.48755 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2449859.22203 |
= 1995 May 21.72203 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.85 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.00 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
9.60 km |
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| Orbit data |
43 obs, 4
opp, 1976-1989, rms resid 0.90" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 15226 |
| (4328)
Valina 1982 SQ2
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
1.9037229 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.7029981 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.3033605 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1735020 |
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| Inclination |
5.69525 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
193.76757 deg |
& and ecliptic/td>
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| Argument of perihelion |
129.69354 deg |
--+ of B1950.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
50.74842 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450220.50465 |
= 1996 May 17.00465 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.50 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
14.00 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
6.06 km |
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| Orbit data |
16 obs, 5 opp,
1961-1989, rms resid 0.74" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 15687 |
| (4917)
Yurilvovia 1973 SC6
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.4471116 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.0362109 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.7416613 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1074347 |
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| Inclination |
3.70512 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
180.29707 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
196.89249 deg |
--+ of B1950.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
20.54523 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450305.87025 |
= 1996 Aug 10.37025 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.54 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.80 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
10.5 km |
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| Orbit data |
43 obs, 5 opp,
1955-1991, rms resid 1.07" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 18783 |
| (4931)
Tomsk 1983 CN3
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
1.8465955 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.3080526 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.5773240 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2835222 |
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| Inclination |
23.17782 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
154.45791 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
281.70166 deg |
--+ of B1950.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
177.40688 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2449655.73389 |
= 1994 Oct 30.23389 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.14 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.20 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
13.9 km |
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| Orbit data |
24 obs, 4 opp,
1981-1991, rms resid 1.31" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 18789 |
| (5302)
Romanoserra 1976 YF5
| Citation
| Observability |
| Perihelion distance |
2.2450206 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.4168832 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.3309519 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.0368653 |
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| Inclination |
2.14757 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
337.70550 deg |
and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
46.46963 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
68.65326 deg |
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| Epoch |
2451000.5 |
= 1998 Jul 06.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450752.61111 |
= 1997 Oct 31.11111 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.56 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
14.10 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
5.79 km |
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| Orbit data |
33 obs, 7 opp,
1951-1992, rms resid 0.75" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 24553 |
| (5471)
Tunguska 1988 PK1
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.7987671 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.1998976 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.9993323 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.0668700 |
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| Inclination |
9.28831 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
250.73753 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
31.71081 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
253.87110 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450959.82789 |
= 1998 May 26.32789 ET |
| Orbital period |
5.19 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
11.80 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
16.7 km |
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| Orbit data |
23 obs, 4 opp,
1932-1992, rms resid 1.23" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 21773 |
| (5948)
Longo 1985 JL
| Citation
| Observability
| Orbit |
| Perihelion distance |
2.1242374 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.3499348 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.7370861 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2239055 |
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| Inclination |
9.52570 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
76.57199 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
125.81971 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
211.80336 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2451081.37436 |
= 1998 Sep 24.87436 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.53 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.30 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
8.36 km |
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| Orbit data |
36 obs, 6 opp,
1954-1994, rms resid 0.92" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 23502 |
| (6205)
Menottigalli 1983 OD
| Citation
| Observability |
| Perihelion distance |
1.8161120 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.9124179 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.3642649 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2318492 |
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| Inclination |
13.80428 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
132.01053 deg |
& and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
215.25636 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
20.54972 deg |
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| Epoch |
2451000.5 |
= 1998 Jul 06.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450924.70404 |
= 1998 Apr 21.20404 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.64 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.70 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
6.96 km |
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| Orbit data |
41 obs, 4 opp,
1983-1994, rms resid 0.67" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 24554 |
| (6319)
Beregovoj 1990 WJ3
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.0756157 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.4565923 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.2661040 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.0840598 |
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| Inclination |
4.08564 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
195.58090 deg |
and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
11.49219 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
124.06690 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2449971.09054 |
= 1995 Sep 10.59054 ET |
| Orbital period |
3.41 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
14.00 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
6.06 km |
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| Orbit data |
43 obs, 6 opp,
1949-1995, rms resid 0.91" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 25193 |
| (6364)
Casarini = 1981 ET
| Citation
|Photo 1
| 2
| 3
| 4
| 5
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| Perihelion distance |
2.0607443 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.4361116 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.7484279 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2502098 |
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| Inclination |
9.68507 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
358.84245 deg |
and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
319.84850 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
5.73649 deg |
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| Epoch |
2453600.5 |
= 2005 Aug 18.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2453573.98026 |
= 2005 Jul 22.48026 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.55 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.30 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
13.3 km |
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| Orbit data |
120 obs, 10 opp, 1954-2000, rms resid 0.70" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Orbit Supplement 598 |
| (6404)
Vanavara 1991 PS6
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.8050631 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.3347965 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
3.0699298 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.0862778 |
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| Inclination |
4.27198 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
109.87900 deg |
and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
45.57726 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
157.30554 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2449542.01521 |
= 1994 Jul 08.51521 ET |
| Orbital period |
5.38 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.60 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
11.5 km |
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| Orbit data |
34 obs, 6 opp,
1949-1995, rms resid 0.92" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 25204 |
| (6483)
Nikolajvasil'ev 1990 EO4
| Citation |
| Perihelion distance |
2.1605759 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
2.9334879 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.5470319 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1517280 |
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| Inclination |
5.32192 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
182.12383 deg |
and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
182.17155 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
35.80050 deg |
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| Epoch |
2450400.5 |
= 1996 Nov 13.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2450252.84894 |
= 1996 Jun 18.34894 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.07 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.60 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
7.28 km |
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| Orbit data |
28 obs, 5 opp,
1988-1995, rms resid 0.84" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 25416 |
| (8809)
Roversimonaco 1981 WE1
| Citation
|
Observability |
| Perihelion distance |
1.9863932 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.5718580 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.7791256 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2852452 |
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| Inclination |
10.68310 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
201.90628 deg |
ª and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
187.80727 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
350.66964 deg |
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| Epoch |
2451600.5 |
= 2000 Feb 26.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2451644.35874 |
= 2000 Apr 09.85874 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.63 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.10 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
9.17 km |
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| Orbit data |
44 obs, 5 opp,
1953-1998, rms resid 0.89" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 31901 |
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(14354) Kolesnikov = 1987 QX7
| Citation
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| Perihelion distance |
2.1774842 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.5307545 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.8541193 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.2370731 |
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| Inclination |
5.71495 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
151.86650 deg |
ª and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
153.65499 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
271.21131 deg |
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| Epoch |
2453600.5 |
= 2005 Aug 18.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2454034.87191 |
= 2006 Oct 26.37191 ET |
| Orbital period |
4.82 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
13.30 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
8.35 km |
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| Orbit data |
66 obs, 6 opp,
1987-2001, rms resid 0.63" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Orbit Supplement 12100 |
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(14479) Plekanov = 1994 CQ13
| Citation
|
| Perihelion distance |
2.6902906 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.6062643 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
3.1482775 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.1454722 |
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| Inclination |
5.89684 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
49.39965 deg |
ª and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
285.51267 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
212.96307 deg |
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| Epoch |
2453600.5 |
= 2005 Aug 18.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2454433.85849 |
= 2007 Nov 29.35849 ET |
| Orbital period |
5.58 years |
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| Absolute magnitude |
12.60 |
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| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
11.5 km |
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| Orbit data |
74 obs, 4 opp,
1994-2000, rms resid 0.68" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Circular 39841 |
|
(19504) Vladalekseev = 1998 LL2
| Citation
|
| Perihelion distance |
2.8713202 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.1148768 AU |
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| Semimajor axis |
2.9930985 AU |
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| Eccentricity |
0.0406863 |
|
| Inclination |
11.00687 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
140.64153 deg |
ª and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
38.65493 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
218.63061 deg |
|
| Epoch |
2453600.5 |
= 2005 Aug 18.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2454343.23316 |
= 2007 Aug 30.73316 ET |
| Orbital period |
5.17 years |
|
| Absolute magnitude |
13.10 |
|
| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
9.17 km |
|
| Orbit data |
305 obs, 7 opp,
1992-2004, rms resid 0.63" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Orbit Supplement 66012 |
|
(27719) Fast = 1989 SR3
| Citation
|
| Perihelion distance |
3.2131214 AU |
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| Aphelion distance |
3.6019131 AU |
|
| Semimajor axis |
3.4075172 AU |
|
| Eccentricity |
0.0570491 |
|
| Inclination |
3.56091 deg |
--+ mean equinox |
| Ascending node |
103.09189 deg |
ª and ecliptic |
| Argument of perihelion |
338.80398 deg |
--+ of J2000.0 |
| Mean anomaly |
131.88493 deg |
|
| Epoch |
2453600.5 |
= 2005 Aug 18.0 ET |
| Time of perihelion passage |
2452758.81768 |
= 2003 Apr 29.31768 ET |
| Orbital period |
6.29 years |
|
| Absolute magnitude |
12.90 |
|
| Slope parameter |
0.15 |
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| Estimated diameter |
18.3 km |
|
| Orbit classification |
Cybele group |
|
| Orbit data |
76 obs, 4 opp,
1989-2001, rms resid 0.79" |
| Orbit reference |
Minor Planet
Orbit Supplement 15144 |
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